well, tashkent itself is open to dialogue.r guests, in today's difficult conditions we are paying primary attention to maintaining economic stability in uzbekistan. over the past 8 years, the gross domestic product has doubled. we have set a goal to bring this figure to $200 billion by 2030. last year, the volume of investments reached $35 billion, and exports $27 billion, which was also a practical result of the work of the tashkent. artificial intelligence, the financial sector, and the fourth industrial revolution. merziyoyev confirmed uzbekistan's commitment to the development of green energy. this sector has already attracted $6 billion in direct investment in the country, and the volume of production. energy increased from 59 billion up to 82 billion kw, in the next 5 years this figure will exceed 120 billion kw. the share of green energy in the energy balance of uzbekistan will be 54%. for this purpose, in 2025 it is planned to transfer the electric networks in samarkand to a private partnership, next year in eight more

petersburg for the troops to tashkent under no circumstances. secondly, the general understood perfectly well that if he turned around and left now, it would be an incredible shame not only for him personally, but for the entire russian army, and the russian empire in central asia will cease to be taken seriously for many years. in the early morning at 2:30, the first russian assault group came across a guard sleeping near the wall. he immediately showed the soldiers a secret passage, which was covered with skillfully painted felt. the passage led into the city. inside the tower, right to the gate, the russians went on the attack, the fighting lasted for two days, tashkent was taken, russian losses amounted to only 25 killed and 89 wounded. in honor of the capture of the city, its elders presented chernyaev with a beautiful diamond, and for his outstanding skill they began to call the commander the lion of tashkent. in st. petersburg, chernyaev, who violated the order, was not punished; on the contrary, alexander nominated him for the order of s

flights from tashkent to medina and sharjah were also canceled. in addition, a catter airways flight on the siul-doha route made an emergency landing in uzbekistan this morning. in addition, it became known that the kazakh airline eyrastan will operate flights to sharm el sheikh, dubai, doha, manama and medina, overflying the airspace of iran and iraq. the company urged passengers to check the status of flights, as changes in departure and arrival times at destination airports are possible. flights over uranus from. israel, iraq, jordan, and rosaviatsia have been banned. the restrictions for russian airlines will be in effect until june 26, the department reported. we will talk about the situation in the middle east with an expert on a direct line with our studio, glavrets site and telegram channel oriental express ironist michael borodkin. michael, good morning. good afternoon, hello. michael, as far as i know, the israeli attack on iran has been discussed not even in recent years, but in the last few decades. why did it happen. several factors c

moscow and tashkent intend to develop cooperation in the energy sector, as well as in the peaceful atom. this was discussed at the meeting of the president uzbekistan shovkat merziev with... the match between uzbekistan and qatar ended with a score of 3:0 in favor of the uzbekistan national team, but this match no longer had any tournament significance. the country's national team secured the victory ahead of schedule. rumenev, the prime minister of slovakia, robert fica, the heads of government of all the central asian republics, high-ranking guests arrived in tashkent, not only to watch football, but first of all to participate in the international investment forum, which the capital of uzbekistan is hosting for the fourth time, and the number of participants demonstrates that attention and interest in uzbekistan continues to grow from year to year, the potential of the republic for foreign investors is far from exhausted. and those reforms that are currently being carried out in uzbekistan indicate that the republic is still open to long-term dialogue with foreign investors. dear gue

flights from tashkent to medina and sharjah were also cancelled. in addition, a skator airways flight on the siul-doha route made an emergency landing in uzbekistan this morning. in addition, it became known that the kazakh airline aerostan will operate flights to sharmal sheikh, dubai, doha, manama and medina , bypassing the airspace of iran and iraq. the company urged passengers to check flight status, as departure and arrival times may change. iraq and rosaviatsia for russian airlines will be in effect until june 26, the department reported. we will talk about the situation in the middle east with an expert on a direct line from our studio, the head of the site and telegram channel oriental express. ironist mikhail borodkin. mikhail, good morning. i know, as far as i know, the israeli attack on iran was discussed not even the last. but the last few decades, why did it happen today? several factors came together: firstly, iran came very close to its goal, to the possibility of creating nuclear weapons and it was necessary to take some measures to

fica, the heads of government of all the central asian republics, high-ranking guests arrived in tashkent not only to watch football, but first of all to participate in the international investment forum, which the capital of uzbekistan is hosting for the fourth time, and the number of participants demonstrates that attention and interest in uzbekistan from year to year... technologies related to artificial intelligence critical minerals. in particular , shavkat mirzeyev said that in recent years new reserves of such elements as boron ore, molybdenum, magnesium, lithium, graphite, vanadium, titanium have been discovered in uzbekistan. the total reserves are estimated at more than 3 trillion dollars, now tashkent is actively inviting foreign investors to create production facilities using these critical minerals, in particular, it was announced that two technology parks would be created, which would be called metals. future in the tashkent and samarkand regions, investors who will participate in the development of these projects are guaranteed tax holidays on rent. the russian delegation a

deputy prime minister alexander novak spoke about this in tashkent. he also noted that in recent years, our country has allocated almost 17 billion dollars in uzbekistan alone for the implementation of investment projects. the funds are aimed at developing infrastructure, transport corridors, energy, industry and agriculture. cooperation between russia and uzbekistan in the economic sphere has become strategic. among the largest projects is the construction gas turbine power plants, modernization of railway logistics, creation of joint factories for the production of agricultural machinery and equipment, as well as development of it infrastructure within the framework of the digital agenda. a significant part of the funds was directed to the development of the north-south transport corridor, which through the territory of uzbekistan provides access to india. this makes the republic an important logistics partner of moscow. today, asian countries are russia's main trading partners. according to the results of last year, asian countries accounted for 73

thank you, my colleague robert frantsov was on the line from tashkent. and now about the weather, emergency warnings of flooding and thunderstorms have been announced in several regions of the volga and pre-ural regions. we will talk about this in more detail with anna volkova. good morning, well, tell me where the cold front will bring the most precipitation today. the elements will hit perm krai, kirov oblast and the russian north. last night, the sky over most of european russia cleared of clouds. this gave residents the opportunity to observe the strawberry moon, as the earth's satellite is called during the full moon at the beginning of summer. the moon is located lower than usual above the horizon, which is why it acquires a specific reddish hue. but residents of the northeast, the european part of russia , have been seeing clouds, lightning and hail for several days and nights in a row. thunderstorms are rolling into the kirov region one after another. this morning was no exception, but yesterday. day struck more, in several areas at once hail the

it took you six long months to get to tashkent. you're one of the lucky few. most people couldn't make it. i didn't know where i was. "we were just sleeping on the ground. a woman came up to me and asked: "why are you sitting here on the ground?" i answered because i don't know where to go. the allies needed soldiers, and they got dying refugees, rations were given out, but only those who became'. one woman, i knew her before i got sick, when i saw her, she was very sick, i stole bread from her, which they gave us in the hospital, you stole bread from her, i stole bread from her, but she died, that woman, you were advised to find a job there, it would help you feed yourself, there was one polish officer, he said: "i will give you a job!" me to the farm, i was very weak, i couldn't walk for long, if you couldn't cope, you were taken away, i was there for 3 days, a man came up to me and said, you're not strong enough, too weak, i'm taking you off work, i felt so sorry for you, you could have just stayed in bed and recovered, no, i couldn't, i didn't have a bed,

he insisted that you be sent to a warmer place, to tashkent, in uzbekistan. stalin made concessions. uzbekistan is part of the soviet union. and he will still have control over you. you were told to keep going. you still have two thousand kilometers ahead of you. we kept walking, walking, walking. then someone died, and we kept walking. i think about how you spent the night in the field, in the forest, near the rivers, probably so tired that she was no longer afraid of anything. we ate grass, cooked soup from only grass. everyone was sick, but you get sicker if you have nothing, i had a friend, she cooked, and i ate, it was wonderful, she asked with a laugh, do you like it, and i answered yes, it is wonderful, she said, it is veal, i was delicious to her, she said, don't be stupid, it was a dog, where will you find veal here. how did you manage not to lose heart? what did you hope to see over the horizon? the way to tashkent took you six long months. you are one of the lucky few. most people couldn't make it. i didn't know where i was. "we were just sleeping

a british military-diplomatic mission arrived in tashkent. the british handed over 100 million rubles, 20 thousand rifles, 40 machine guns, 16 mountain guns and several million rounds of ammunition to the local basmachi. in the aran mezhkhed, an english detachment of 500 people with machine guns stood ready to support the basmachi. on august 19, 1918 , the provisional government signed an agreement with maleson for the caspian sea, which effectively gave up the caspian region entirely. the british, of course, did not need russian turkestan, no matter which one, soviet or imperial, the russians in general had to be squeezed out completely. from this region and therefore the main task of the malison mission was not the capture of tashkent at all, but the capture of all of turkestan, which was planned to be carried out with the help of british troops, white guard troops, detachments of dutovo's white cossacks from oktyubinsk, detachments of the field commander dzhunaid khan from khiva and detachments of basmachi from fergana. by the way, the bas

the way to tashkent took you six long months. you are one of the lucky few. most people couldn't make it. i didn't know where i was. "we were just sleeping on the ground, some woman came up to me and asked: why are you sitting here on the ground, i answered, because i don't know where to go, the allies needed soldiers, and they got dying refugees, rations were given out, but only those who became soldiers got them." they had to share them with all their relatives, and what did you do? women and children stood and waited for food, when there was something left, they gave it to us, but you had to have a tin can, if you didn't have one, you were out of luck, i had one, but someone stole it, i was very hungry, many people died, a lot, they put me in. one woman, i knew her before i got sick, when i saw her, she was very sick, i stole bread from her, which they gave us in the hospital, you stole bread from her, i stole bread from her, but she died, that woman, they advised you to find a job there, it would help you feed yourself, there was one polish officer, he sa

on june 14 , official tashkent again unilaterally closed it.ater reported that in a few days, uzbekistan had accepted more than 100,000 ethnic uzbeks from kyrgyzstan. most of them were women and children. temporary tent camps were organized for the refugees. several people died in davka during... on june 12, the head of the interim government roza otunbayeva stated that the country was in dire need of military aid, the situation had gotten out of control, and the conflict had spilled over. began to forcibly return refugees home to kyrgyzstan. later, the un reported that a total of about 400,000 people had been forced to leave their homes due to the conflict. many of them later returned back. several international reports have been compiled on the june events. the kyrgyz authorities responded only to the osce report. the parliament recognized it as one-sided and anti-kyrgyz. and the head mission kimo keljunen declared nongrata a persona. the osce international commission of inquiry into the june tragedy in southern kyrgyzstan found no evidence o

a group of ukrainians arrived in tashkent children from frontline areas. children will be able to take a break from air raids and missile attacks, the ukrainian embassy said in a statement. for the trip , the organizers selected children from the regions affected by the fighting: kharkov, kherson, nikolaev, zaporozhye, sumy and others. judging by the photos, schoolchildren were brought from these cities on flights of uzbek airlines. as ukrainian diplomats said, almost all relevant departments and ministries of uzbekistan are involved in organizing the agenda. after the ceremonial meeting of the guests were taken to the anor children's camp in the foothills of the tien shan. a small concert, creative competitions, performances and excursions were prepared for the children on site. the camps will be held every day in the ukrainian diplomatic mission. they believe that tashkent is currently at such a high level of preparation... the schoolchildren will spend almost 2 weeks in the center. last year, uzbekistan also hosted children from ukraine, when almost 50

ira, listen, this is an imaginary coincidence of patterns, i'm sure that the patients in tashkent died for some other reasons, here one excludes the other, if he sold the drug to the right on the left, this is murder of patients, this does not fit at all, you understand, these are two completely different psychopaths of criminals, when we prove it, it will be too late, and you know, frankly speaking, i don't give a damn about your machinations with drugs, i am interested in the death of patients for several months. sergey, i understand that you are in a very difficult situation, but believe me, it will be better if you tell everything as it was. i need a lawyer, it is not him. and i thought it was a nurse, and what should we do now, just let him go, in any case it is up to you, but he didn't kill his patients, you said he was a doctor, i said he had medical skills, but he wasn't a doctor, or a physician, or a nurse, he wasn't... he wasn't anyone at all and couldn't do anything, but he decided he could do everything, well, what are we going to do with his drug scams, we'll keep twisting

on june 14 , official tashkent again unilaterally closed it. later it reported that in a few days uzbekistan had accepted more than 100,000 ethnic uzbeks from kyrgyzstan, most of them women and children. temporary tent camps were set up for the refugees. several people died in a stampede while crossing the border. on june 12, the head of the interim government , roza otunbayeva, said that the country was in dire need of military assistance. the situation was out of control. the conflict had spread to almost all settlements of the region where representatives lived. in the ozh, jallabad and batken regions, people attacked military facilities, while police buildings along with residential, administrative and business facilities were burned, cruelty was recorded. weapons. june 16 was declared a day of mourning. on june 22, the uzbek authorities began forcibly returning refugees home to kyrgyzstan. the un later reported that a total of about 400,000 people were forced to leave their homes due to the conflict. many of them later returned back. sever

from tashkent, yes, that's right, from tashkent, and we sent our film crew there to shoot a story, do i saw... that there is a small photo, when she is a dedosadovskaya, i immediately wrote: this is my niece, who is looking for her, they told me that her mother is looking for her, naturally, i was overwhelmed with emotions, i immediately called my daughter, when i found out that lena 's mother was looking for her, at that moment i was driving in a car with a colleague, and he asked me, what's wrong with you, why are you so white, i say, can you imagine, i say, such things happen, my sister and... also wait for me, my brother met my mother lena in tajik ussr, my aunt lived there with her husband, my godfather, this anna pavlovna lived there, says orlova, here we saw her, she is a normal woman, and really there was a girl, at that time somewhere around one and a half, somewhere maybe a little more years old, her name was tanya, i seemed to like her, then they brought her to tashkent. they lived with us, the girl was accepted as their own, they lived normally, but my brother, it is true,

you were still in tashkent recovering, when you recovered, a new threat arose. stalin was worried that the new polish army was getting stronger every day. he wanted to weaken it, mix your soldiers with his own. you needed to get to the caspian sea, it was 1500 km away, you were in a hurry to cross the steppes and deserts of turkmenistan. and finally, you arrived at the port of krasnovodsk. and then, crowded into overcrowded rusty ships. you crossed this sea. only when you set foot on persian soil did you realize you were free. you were one of the lucky ones again. stalin closed the borders, leaving thousands of your countrymen locked up, how many of them died, we will never know. of all the poles exiled to the ugulak of siberia, only a small number survived. and one of them is you. you are one of these people, washing, sleeping, living on the shore, waiting for your teeming clothes, find you new ones , build camps for you. then the british built a refugee camp in persia. far away, hitler seemed to be winning the war. the allies were desperately short of soldiers

, well, nikolai, it was hot at home in tashkent. well, how did you find your instrument, i found it, and where was it, yes, there in the corner behind the barrels, yeah. grandpa, oh, and you're still fishing in winter? no, what, my feet are freezing, my hands are rheumatized. are there any ice holes in the pond? ice holes? well, of course. how can we not ice holes? i, styopka, thought of something. come on, come on, what are you what did you think of there? i'll bring you a list, and you're my second cousin, well, by my wife, all relatives, you and the late nastasya loved you, so give me the coordinates, when needed, call, and why do you need it, now i'll hand over the council, i wrote them off the hut completely, they'll hold a wake for me for this, well, grandpa, it means you're putting together a company, and of course, you'll outlive us all, everything can be, look, those who were crossed out, i kept them first for myself , we reign in heaven, i am given to a person to know what will happen to him, and now even in 5 minutes, ah.

, yes, that's right, from tashkent, and we sent our film crew there to shoot a story, do you want to. i often surf the internet, suddenly i saw that there was a photo little, when she was in kindergarten, she immediately wrote: this is my niece, who is looking for her, they told me that mom was looking, naturally, i was overwhelmed with emotions, i immediately called my daughter when i found out that... she was looking for mom, at that moment i was riding in a car with a colleague, and he asked me, what's wrong with you, why are you so white, i say, can you imagine , i say, this happens, they are looking for my sister, wait for me, my brother met my mother lena in the tajik ussr, my aunt lived there, with her husband, my godfather, this anna pavlovna lived there, orlova, here we saw her, she is a normal woman, and really there was a girl, at that time somewhere around one and a half, somewhere, maybe a little more years old, her name was tanya, i seemed to like her, then they brought her to tashkent, they lived with us, the girl was accepted as their own, they lived normally, well, t

tashkent and moscow will jointly solve the problems of labor migration, such a statement by vladimir putin followed soon after the scandal with the beating of uzbeks by russian security forces. meanwhile, the number of illegal immigrants in russia is only growing, this is evidenced by the number of foreigners in the register of controlled persons. we agreed together, what to do? death is the light. in kyrgyzstan , there is a single doula who helps people live through grief and loss. our correspondent met with a unique specialist and found out, why is it so important to talk about losses. it is important to look your loss in the eye, to find the courage to do it. this is the asia program on the current time channel. today is friday, june 20. my name is alexey alexandrov. hello. vladimir putin. said that russia and uzbekistan will jointly resolve labor migration issues. according to him, the two sides agreed to prepare labor migrants from uzbekistan even before they arrive in russia. putin said this during a meeting with the heads of news agencies in st. petersburg, answering to the qu

i am originally from uzbekistan, i was born in the city of fergana, grew up in tashkent, studied in tashkent university. of course, i was born back in the days of the soviet union, we studied geography, it was one of the republics of the soviet union, as well as the uzbek ssr at that time, that is, this is how i knew belarus, well then. but in fact i did not know much about belarus, and my arrival in belarus, of course, i learned about belarus in a completely, well, completely new way, it was a big discovery for me, i was appointed head of the unicef ​​belarus representative office in september 2022 , and this is my first appointment to such a major leadership position, these are my first impressions, i remember, we were flying on a belavia flight from istanbul to minsk. autumn, but the most interesting thing is, that there were some lines there, something like from a dictation that we wrote when i was still a child in russian language lessons, it was very interesting, because there was something said about crimson leaves, about withered grass, about rooks that either flew away or flew in, a

the ukrainian diplomatic mission believes that with such a high level of preparation tashkent shows a deep interest in providing assistance and support to ukrainian children. in total , the schoolchildren will spend almost 2 weeks in the children's health center. last year, uzbekistan also hosted children from ukraine, then with the help of local businessmen and public figures, almost 50 schoolchildren arrived in the bastan district of the tashkent region. and in kyrgyzstan, in the city of osh , a monument to vladimir lenin was dismantled. the monument stood on the main square and was considered the tallest of the monuments to the leader of the proletariat in central asia. the mayor's office of the asha immediately called on the public not to politicize the issue, but it couldn't be done without it. the communists and others were outraged. in meirim park, a flagpole will be installed in its place, as in bishkek, for example, in russian cities, in the same st. petersburg and belgorod, monuments to lenin have also been dismantled or moved to other places. this is a common practice in or

tashkent and moscow will jointly solve the problems of labor migration, such a statement by vladimir putin followed soon after the scandal with the beating of uzbeks by russian security forces. meanwhile , the number of illegal immigrants in russia is only growing, this is evidenced by the number of foreigners in the register of controlled persons. we agreed together what to do, to prepare those people who would like to work in russia in advance. and activists in kazakhstan. financing human rights activists extremism. believe that the kazakh government has begun to fight with critics according to moscow's manuals. this is a directive from moscow, because we see that the security forces are constantly meeting. death is enlightenment. in kyrgyzstan, there is a single doula who helps people live through. grief loss. our correspondent met with a unique specialist and learned why it is so important to talk about losses. here it is important to look your loss in the eye, find the courage to do it. this is the asia program on the channel current time. today is friday, june 20. my name is al

from hot vientiane we move to no less hot tashkent and even cooler real greenhouse. girls study at the school of ecological profile of their own. vegetables, greens, we have a huge field where we grow wheat, as well as cotton, that is, cotton. in uzbekistan, cotton is such a white gold, wheat is yellow gold, so to speak, and we export a lot of cotton, we make different threads, materials, and in short, this is our wealth, so to speak. belarus and uzbekistan are separated by 400 km, unlike laos and kyrgyzstan, minsk and tashkent are connected directly. according to reports, this is also an agrarian country, but who in belarus does not know, for example, uzbek melons? belarus let go, he said that you have a very good country, clean, you have a very good president, and i am so happy about this. in addition to rest, absolutely all the guys who come to us within the framework of the project undergo a medical examination, health procedures as prescribed by a doctor, an oxygen cocktail, coniferous-pearl baths, aromatherapy, aeroinnotherapy, hardware massage, contactless. i

yeah, you're so, why are you early today, you haven't had two lessons, tomorrow you're going to tashkentunderstand what to do next, about school, and what about school, you've put yourself in a good position, they respect you, i don't know, they're afraid of you, and the girls call you kolya the mad, why is that, why is it mad. well, okay, you said it yourself, there will be no friendship here, so use it, why be afraid, it's disgusting, i can't figure you out. you don't know what you want? and what did you have with him? with whom? with ivan konstantinovich? when? i don't know, when, a long time ago, what did i have with him? i didn't have anything with him. where did you get that from? you should have said it better. sometimes i think this way, sometimes differently, my heart just hurts. you should have pitied my poor little head. well, what did you think up with your poor little head? you know, how i think, you had a woman, you loved, uh-huh. you beat him, yes, he's with me , so you think you can steal him from me, of course, it's unthinkable, stepan, i know, i think it's different , m

tashkent and moscow will jointly solve the problems of labor migration, such a statement by vladimirin followed soon after the scandal with the beating of uzbeks by russian security forces. meanwhile the number of illegal immigrants in russia is only growing, as evidenced by the number of foreigners in the registry.

population simply abandoned their homes, sold for priceless, hammered up and left, many left for tashkentft for other territories of russia that were not so affected by the famine and not all of them returned back. a million people left the volga region and went to who knows where, leaving absolutely everything, leaving the fields that were overgrown with weeds, leaving... the representative of the soviet government of all foreign organizations to help the starving becomes the chekist alexander eiduk. the americans themselves treated dzhuzhinsky with great respect, because he really did ensure, to some extent, the safety of american products, well , besides, being the people's commissar of railways, he nevertheless contributed to the faster movement of food - to those places, that is, which could be reached, say, by rail, well, then in the summer, uh , by rivers. the relations between the chekists and the americans were, of course, very complicated. colonel haskle, the head of the mission, on february 23, 1922 , issued a decree on the confiscation of church valuables to help the starving.

yekaterinburg, makhachkala, moscow, kazan, stavropol, penza, nizhny novgorod, shymkent, tashkent, minsk, and also beijing, havana, the geography is truly impressive, as is the beauty of this number, which was staged by choreographer elena afanasyeva. so, friends, all attention to the carpet. yes, it is really impressive, by the way, today almost four hundred young sportswomen will take to the carpet , and huge thanks to the organizers of the festival, coaches, choreographers who created this beauty, as well as the gazprom company, thanks to which the regional rhythmic gymnastics teams got their own home, the rhythmic gymnastics academy. the sportswomen in this duet demonstrate amazing filigree skill: impeccable catching of the ball, and equally precise work with the hoop, this once again proves the highest world level of russian gymnastics. pay attention to how accurately the sea element is conveyed, the changeable mood of the sea, the sword. 76 young gymnasts from krasnodar, st. petersburg and sochi. the elements cannot be shown otherwise, the soloist is the representative of the presi

hasan is from uzbekistan, tashkent, a pianist with a musical education, but in his homeland he says heot involved in music, but in business, selling furniture. the business failed, and he arrived in 2021. latvia, because my friend was here, he studied, he graduated, anyway, he is closer to the person, if you have a friend there, anyway he will tell, prompt, help, yes, hasan is in latvia on a student visa, he studies at a private university isma in english, and at the same time works, he has been everything in these 3 years, the longest, almost a year he worked as a courier, he drove a car. there are difficulties there, there, when it is winter in latvia, here there is a lot, it is cold there, there is a lot of snow, not like in uzbekistan, yes, after the accidentally filmed video became popular, hasan was offered a job in that same french bakery, to play the piano, but the employment relationship, according to him, did not last long, a couple of months, then he went to work as a baker, now he wants to get a job in a hotel either as a manager, or play the piano again, he needs money. th

it is necessary to develop. we are moving to no less hot tashkent and even cooler real greenhouse, thels study in the school of ecological profile, our vegetables, greens. we have a huge field where we grow wheat, as well as cotton, that is, cotton. in uzbekistan, cotton is such a white gold, wheat is yellow gold, so to speak. and we export a lot of cotton, we make different threads, materials, and in short, this is our wealth, so to speak, belarus and uzbekistan are separated by 4.00 km, unlike laos and kyrgyzstan, minsk, tashkent are connected by direct flights, this is also an agricultural country, but who in belarus does not know, for example, uzbek melons? in belarus, for breakfast, lunch, dinner, they gave a lot of vegetables and fruits, i got so used to it that even after returning, now only ... "my dad did not let me go anywhere before, but he let me go to belarus, he said that you have a very good country, clean, you have a very good president, and i am so happy about it. in addition to rest, absolutely all the guys, those who come to us within the framework of the project und

work of the international industrial exhibition of foreign industry of central asia and the fourth tashkent investment forum held in uzbekistan since the beginning of this year. as a result of these events, important agreements were reached, new directions and promising projects of joint cooperation were identified. we intend to expand these platforms, involving more and more leading companies and financial groups of our countries are in them. dear participants of the event, i would like to. briefly inform you about the development of multilateral cooperation between uzbekistan and the eurasian economic union. over 4 years of interaction of the observer state status. uzbekistan's foreign trade turnover with the union countries increased by 80% at the end of last year and amounted to 18 billion dollars. i would like to note that the range of trade operations is expanding, primarily due to the supply of industrial products. the number of joint ventures and projects has tripled. in march of this year , the fourth meeting of the joint working group was successfully held, following which agreed

they left, many left for tashkent, left for other territories of russia that were not so affected by the famine and not all of them returned back, a million people from the volga region uprooted themselves and went to an unknown destination, abandoning absolutely everything, abandoning the fields that were overgrown with weeds, abandoning their homes, abandoning agriculture, they simply wandered in the hope find some source of either surrogates or... something else in order to survive, and this really is millions of hectares of scorched earth, and millions of people who have completely lost their bearings, just like they show the poor japanese after hiroshima, when they get up and walk, i don’t understand what’s going on, the railway network in russia was very sparse, it got to the point that from ports, for example, and from grain-producing, so to speak, still relatively prosperous provinces, grain was even exported in passenger cars, because there was more. nothing and the situation in places acquired a completely absurd character, when in the starving volga region trains with grai

hasan from uzbekistan, tashkent, a pianist with a musical education, but in his homeland, he says, he did not study music, and business, sold furniture, the business failed in 2021 he flew to latvia, latvia, because my friend was here, he studied, he graduated, anyway, people are closer to each other, if you have a friend there, anyway, he will tell you, give you advice, help, right? hasan is in latvia on a student visa, studies at a private university isma in english, and works at the same time, who hasn't he been in these 3 years, the longest he worked for almost a year as a courier, he delivered food by car. there are difficulties there, when it's winter in latvia, here there a lot, it's cold there, there's a lot of snow, not like in uzbekistan, after the accidentally shot video became popular, hasan was offered a job in that very one. now he wants to get a job in a hotel either as a manager or to play the royale again. money is needed not only to live in latvia, his homeland, hasan has a family, a wife and two children. there , you can say that i send 60% of my money to uzbekistan

, and dad served in karaganda, then mom went to him, it's a small settlement, a village, between tashkentd shinkent, somewhere there, it just happened, we parted ways, 20 years later his relatives found me on odnoklassniki and wrote to me when i had already arrived in moscow, and we met for the first time, what was it like to see your father at 20? i wasn't that nervous, that connection was lost after a few years , no, well, now we've got it back , that is, it's normal, well, it was difficult, the first meeting it was difficult yes, a stranger as if a person, like a familiar one, but at the same time, well, let's say hello, he'll probably watch this program by now, hello, but the main thing is who raised you, yes yes, this is my stepfather, his name is golym, by the way, he is an athlete, the coach of the kazakhstan national hockey team, wow, of course, he wanted me to do sports, but, but i think now he is also proud of you, and despite the fact that he is now thousands of kilometers away, he decided to support you and sent a video greeting, attention, sasha, i always wanted you to eat so

republic of the sun 3,000 children from thirty countries are learning to be friends, guests from tashkentized by their skullcaps. this means cotton, buttermilk. the skullcaps themselves, they are generally passionless. and we somehow embellished it to make it look beautiful, the highlanders of south ossetia have papakhas, but why are they wet? we wet them so that they sit beautifully and we show ourselves beautifully. energy in artek, that's it, that's it that's all, my soul is turning over inside. there is such a feeling that we live in a huge country, and we are not alone, there are a lot of us, and i am from armenia, how are you? very good, here i met many friends who have become like a second family to me. that is why the last day of the shift in artek was always the only sad one, meetings many years later were so happy, as if i had flown in a time machine, dmitry kuzmin, denis panomarev, alexey gubanov and dmitry krivtsov, channel one moscow crimea. a bit of interesting geography. so, the area of ​​russia is more than 17 million km, just imagine, it is more than the surface of the pl

another wagnerite who fought on the side of russia in ukraine was convicted in tashkent.ed 5 years of restricted freedom. the defendant said that he was ...

yes, so and yes, and the most interesting thing is that i'm sitting between odessa, on my left is tashkentuzbekistan, samarkan, yes, and these are my two historical homelands, so yeah, somehow it happened that way, not by chance, here's mom, yes... the song opa-opa is a greek song, and as you know, in greece there is a wonderful tradition: to break plates, when something breaks in our houses, we always say happiness, that's right, today i'll give plates to all the guests, and you'll break them, that's what you need for happiness to fall upon you. it's noisy in the bar, the music is playing, they're having fun every evening, and the toasts are asking, we all go out in a circle to dance, to relax today. opa-opa, let's join hands, the greek kouzouki is playing, to a catchy tune, let's all dance with me, opa, opa, forward ! hand in hand, the greek pusuki is playing, don't stand there to this song! dance, dance with me, my friend, the circle is getting wider, all the faces are happy, you forget yourself for a while, as if. this is a snitsa, you light up hearts, a catchy dance, it helps with thi

confessed to everything, they were both convicted, of course. many were hammered, they left for tashkentleft for others and left, territories of russia that were not so affected by the famine, and not all of them returned back. a million people from the volga region left and went to who knows where, leaving absolutely everything, leaving the fields that were overgrown with weeds, leaving... the thing is that from the ports, for example, and from the grain-producing, so to speak, still relatively prosperous provinces, grain was exported even in passenger wagons, because there was nothing else to do and the situation in some places became completely absurd, when trains with grain accumulated in the starving volga region, which could not be pulled away from the junction stations in order to deliver them to the necessary region. from april 1921, at the suggestion of lenin. the post of people's commissar of railways was occupied by felix zerzhinsky, who simultaneously remained the chairman of the cheka and people's commissar of internal affairs. in november 1921, the representative of the sov

year of manufacture eighty- second, tashkent and moscow will jointly solve the problems of labor migration, such a statement by vladimir. putin followed soon after the scandal with the beating of uzbeks by russian security forces. meanwhile, the number of illegal immigrants in russia is only growing. this is evidenced by the number of foreigners in the register of controlled persons. we together agreed what to do? prepare those people who would like to work in russia in advance. and activists in kazakhstan complain about unfounded persecution by security forces. for reasons unknown to them, alone.

graduated from the university of world economy and diplomacy, received a master's degree from the tashkent state law university, as well as from moscow state university. she has an academic degree in the discipline, students catch every phrase. computer science is generally one of the most difficult exams, but graduates of school 26 have pleasant circumstances, their teacher will take the exam on an equal basis with them. this is the second time. maria sokhnina wants go through this quest with the students. for example, what tasks would i solve first, what tasks would i leave for later, did i have enough time. that is, in order to somehow orient the children, you need to experience it yourself. in total , 712,000 people are taking the unified state exam in russia this year, 75,000 of whom are not schoolchildren, graduates of previous years, teachers or just wanting to test their knowledge, this is not prohibited. oksana knak, a teacher from mezhdurechensk , is preparing to create their own specialized subjects with her students, social studies and history, too not the first time. i want to

closed, and we are forced to increase the time much much increased flight time makes a landing in tashkentor refueling, while the flights are full, passengers have transferred from the airline first of all to our flights, "we can't, we don't want to, we don't have the right to take additional money for our additional expenses, i can say approximately, we haven't calculated yet, but i think that we are now flying at a loss with full flights, but nevertheless, these are our passengers, these are our citizens, these are our people, so we do not want to suspend flights under any circumstances, well , our, let's say, competitor stopped these flights for now. does not deal with passengers in any way, so given such a force majeure, does the airline always have, say, a spare an option to change the route and fly to the desired point? of course, we calculate, we have highly professional pilots, navigation service, we find these options, often this is, well, let's say, a financial loss, but i think that it will all come back to us a hundredfold, in general , as for your airline: the current 2025 yea

she thanked her uzbek colleagues for holding the 150th session of the inter-parliamentary union in tashkent in april of this year, and also emphasized the importance of president shavkat merziyoyev's participation in the event. uzbekistan pays attention. russian business is showing great interest in working together with entrepreneurs of uzbekistan. we have a common history, we have a community of peoples. we have so many points of contact. dangers and the beginning of the era of multipolarity were discussed at the first international socio-political hearings devoted to this topic. the forum was held in perm. senators of the russian federation, parliamentarians from different countries, experts took part in the hearings, and also the minister of foreign affairs. sergey lavrov. according to him, the euro-atlantic region has lost its status as the locomotive of global development. eurasia, where almost 70% of the entire population of the planet lives, is coming forward, accounting for 2/3 of the volume of the world economy. it was this philosophy that underlay president putin's initiative to

tashkent and moscow will jointly resolve labor migration issues.uch a statement vladimir putin followed soon after the scandal with the beating of uzbeks by russian security forces. meanwhile, the number of illegals in russia is only growing, as evidenced by the number of foreigners in the register of controlled persons. we agreed together what to do, to prepare those people.