Felix Sorin lit one of six torches at the State Opening Ceremony of Holocaust Remembrance Day at Yad Vashem in 2025 Felix Sorin was born in 1932 in the city of Mogilev Natan was a tailor by trade and a communist activist the family spoke Yiddish at home and observed the Jewish holidays When the Germans invaded the Soviet Union in the summer of 1941 Felix was separated from his family and was left alone in German-occupied territory where a stranger advised him not to reveal his Jewish identity or his father’s communist activism Felix roamed from place to place until he reached Minsk where he was incarcerated in the ghetto and witnessed the murder of Jews passed himself off as a Russian orphan and was sent to an orphanage he was suspected of being Jewish and was sent to Minsk to stand before a committee his claim corroborated by the fact that he was uncircumcised Committee member Vasily Orlov supported his case Orlov was recognized by Yad Vashem as Righteous Among the Nations Felix was returned to the orphanage and did not reveal his identity until the Red Army liberated the region in the summer of 1944 the Germans evacuated young boys to Germany for forced labor but Felix escaped from the orphanage and evaded deportation Felix feared that no one in his family had survived The director of the orphanage suggested that he register as a Russian He also hoped that this would help his parents locate him He was advised by the orphanage to contact the authorities for assistance in finding his parents he received notification that his father was alive and serving in the Red Army Felix’s older brother Isaak appeared at the orphanage with the glad tidings that their parents had succeeded in fleeing eastward and survived Isaak and their father Natan had both fought in the ranks of the Red Army and Frida and Felix’s older sister Roza had managed to stay alive in the Soviet Union and the brothers were reunited with their parents in Moldova Felix studied at the Odessa Polytechnic and became a researcher and lecturer The Yad Vashem website had recently undergone a major upgrade The page you are looking for has apparently been moved We are therefore redirecting you to what we hope will be a useful landing page For any questions/clarifications/problems, please contact: webmaster@yadvashem.org.il You don't have permissions to access this page a magnificent Jewish Community Center was inaugurated in Mogilev After two decades of activities and five years of construction the long-awaited day was celebrated by excited rabbis After two decades of actively reviving the Jewish community in the city of Mogilev and after about five years of construction the long-awaited day finally arrived for the Jews of the big city A magnificent Jewish Community Center was inaugurated with great splendor and pomp that will forever leave its mark in the hearts of the city’s many Jews Over the years they saw before their eyes as the community grew and developed and its great need for a multi-dimensional building with diverse functions and was received with great excitement by representatives of the community and its institutions led by the city’s Shliach Rabbi Menachem Mendel Alperovitz the Chief Rabbi stood by his side in all stages of development especially since construction began for the large JCC the distinguished guest recruited philanthropists Mr as well as additional donors from the city and from all over the world The grand ceremony began with affixing of the mezuzah at the main entrance of the building A thrill of excitement ran through the audience who responded with a roar of “Amen” as the Chief Rabbi said the bracha while affixing the mezuza He then delivered a stirring speech to all the Jews of Mogilev and the region he called for them to come frequently to the new building and to bring more of the younger generation and to join them in connecting with Mogilev’s rich Jewish heritage which had glorious days until World War II in which the nazis murdered tens of thousands of the city’s Jews located in one of the most central locations in the city – in the heart of the pedestrian zone on Leninskaya Street with tens of thousands of passerby every day activity rooms and classrooms for children and youth In affixing mezuzas on additional doorposts Rabbi Alperovitz honored the chairman of the “Or Avner” Education Foundation who traveled from far and near to rejoice together with their colleague in the holy work of restoring the crown of Russian and Belarusian Jewry He also honored the governors and their representatives who came to participate in the special occasion which continued with a magnificent seudas mitzvah certificates of appreciation and awards were presented to the esteemed donors to the sounds of singing by the children’s choir as well as members of the Alperovitz family showed the guests a photo taken during the Nazi occupation of the city right in the very same place where the new building stands today.  a Nazi soldier is seen supervising a group of Jews marching under their command Rabbi Alperovitz  noted emotionally that this is the most tangible example of the transformation of evil into goodness and the revelation that our world is the garden of God as explained in the famous Maamar “Basi LeGani,” which was given to us to study 75 years ago on Yud Shvat The beautiful event concluded with the writing of the first letters for a magnificent new Torah scroll which upon completion will be brought into the shul in the newly inaugurated building There is no doubt that the activity of the Jewish community in the city of Mogilev received a great boost from this event both from members of the Jewish community and from government representatives who considered it their duty and honor to come and participate in the event as well as receive an expression of appreciation for their great help in every stage of the building’s construction.  Notify me via e-mail if anyone answers my comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Written By:Jalpa Bhavsar Reviewed By:Jahnu Jagtap Belarus’ Mogilev Regional Executive Committee Chairman Anatoly Isachenko told President Aleksandr Lukashenko about the specifics of his report with a particular focus on leading development projects The biggest highlight was the strategy for the implementation of crypto mining farms in the region Isachenko underscored that Mogilev offers optimal locations with established energy facilities for the deployment of large-scale mining operations 🇧🇾 BREAKING: Belarus' Mogilev region has started prepping sites for mining farms, backed by President Alexander Lukashenko. pic.twitter.com/NRIYelz4J1 The government has been given the go-ahead on the project and is now in the process of preparing these sites for tendering to invite investors The move is a component of Belarus’s larger strategy to integrate cryptocurrencies into its economy and use its energy resources for blockchain-related industries Another key focus was the modernization of dairy farms through the replacement of the old tethering system with new technology to enhance efficiency and productivity Lukashenko has instructed officials to accelerate these upgrades The “One District – One Project” initiative remains a thrust in economic development with 12 projects amounting to more than Br600 million already implemented with private companies being offered incentives to stimulate the economy of the area south-east Mogilev Region is experiencing new growth with three trout farms currently under construction and due to start operations this year Also Read: Belarus will mine Crypto on surplus electricity: President Alexander Stay ahead of the curve with authentic news and exclusive in-sight reports only on The Crypto Times All NewsAI NewsExclusiveExplained About UsEditorial PolicyPress Release Contact UsCareerAdvertise With Us created by Professor Wu Weishan from Nanjing University symbolizes the cultural exchange and deep friendship between China and Belarus.  Nanjing and Mogilev established a friendly cooperative relationship in 2014 the two cities have engaged in diverse and multifaceted exchanges and collaborations Cao Xueqin is the author of the classic Chinese novel Dream of the Red Chamber (also known as The Story of the Stone) This 18th-century novel is one of China's Four Great Classical Novels and is highly regarded for its intricate portrayal of Chinese society and family dynamics during the Qing Dynasty.  Cao Xueqin grew up in Nanjing and Nanjing is largely considered to be the inspiration for Dream of the Red Chamber has received numerous international awards and honors His works are displayed in nearly 30 countries.  210023 (86) - 25-89683186 (86) - 25-83302728 (fax) 210093 (86) - 25-83593186 (86) - 25-83302728 (fax) 215163 (86) - 25-89681766 (86) - 512-68768001 Acknowledgement Designed and Maintained by NJU News Center Copyright © Nanjing University All Rights Reserved 苏ICP备10085945号 webmaster@nju.edu.cn Our editors will review what you’ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article Mahilyow has teacher-training and machine-building institutes are small local centres engaged in processing timber and farm produce The principal branches of agriculture are flax growing and livestock husbandry Vegetable and fruit growing is important locally Area 11,200 square miles (29,000 square km) Belarusian border authorities barred Archbishop Tadeusz Kondrusiewicz from entering into the country on Monday as he sought to return after a trip to Poland.  In a written appeal to the faithful on Tuesday the 74-year-old Archbishop of Minsk Mogilev explained that he was stopped at the Bruzhi border crossing “without explanation of any reasons” even though the guards “behaved very politely.” The Archbishop said that he did not want the “incomprehensible and challenging decision of the border authorities to aggravate tensions” given the “current political crisis” taking place in Belarus reminding everyone that he has always called for “dialogue and peace.” the Archbishop said that the border officials’ grounds for refusing him entry were not clear to him 49–3 of the Constitution of the Republic of Belarus of 20 September 2009 states: “The right of citizens to enter into the Republic of Belarus can’t be limited.”  the ban on entry interferes with his “pastoral plans as the ordinary of the Minsk-Mogilev Archdiocese and as the Chairman of the Catholic Bishops of Belarus.” Expressing hope that the “annoying misunderstanding” will soon be corrected he said that he had made an official request to the nation’s State Border Committee to clarify the situation Archbishop Kondrusiewicz invited everyone to pray for his return home and for a “peaceful solution to the acute socio-political crisis” in Belarus He also entrusted the nation and its people to Our Lady and to the intercession of Archangel Michael Protests in Belarus broke out after President Alexander Lukashenko declared victory in presidential elections in early August with around 80% of the vote Thousands have taken to the streets in massive protests over the past three weeks denouncing the results and calling for a free and transparent vote The protests have persisted despite a crackdown that has left many injured and at least six people dead Archbishop Kondruziewicz has continuously called on Belarusians to embrace peace and dialogue He has also spoken against the crackdown on protesters by the nation’s security forces Thank you for reading our article. You can keep up-to-date by subscribing to our daily newsletter. Just click here For the past 17 years, Shluchim Rabbi Mendel and Rivka Alperowitz have been serving the needs of the Jews in Mogilev, Belarus. Now, help them purchase a building the Chabad Center can call home. Full Story The Chabad house that we have established enjoys great success thank G-d Our programming is extensive and comprehensive Our Ohr Avner preschool and day school with its many students and graduates The  EnerJew program for teenagers and youth and extensive programming during holidays and vacations including the Kollel Torah program and a very successful women’s club stands our community that we built through tremendous effort and joy The synagogue is full and bursting with activities on Shabbat and holidays and we make every effort that every Jew in the city should feel at home there Until now we have moved from one small building to another Right now we are in the middle of building a beautiful Jewish center A 2000 square meter building which will be a center for all of our programs We are now building a home for the Jews of Mogilev stretch out your hand and give generously towards the completion of the Center Don’t forget to please share with your friends and family and we will give you your own personal page for fundraising for our Center Sign up for the COLlive Daily News Roundup and never miss a story Δdocument.getElementById("ak_js_1").setAttribute("value",(new Date()).getTime()) Δdocument.getElementById("ak_js_2").setAttribute("value",(new Date()).getTime()) Belarus President Aleksandr Lukashenko took part in a ceremony to unveil a memorial complex in memory of the burned villages of Mogilev Oblast The head of state got familiar with the memorial complex paid tribute to the victims of Nazism and talked with the participants of the event “We will never forget how the ideas of racial superiority destroy souls Because even after the fall of Hitler's regime the ideas of fascism have not become a thing of the past They live in those who today call the holiday of 9 May ‘the victory of demons’ this shows that the world has not learned the lessons Some states and governments still do not notice and sometimes encourage the manifestations of radicalism in society “I will put it straight: the Belarusians will not allow fascism hatred under the banner of democracy on their land,” Aleksandr Lukashenko stressed "We will continue to teach our children the values of peace and human life.” A child who will visit one of the Belarusian memorials with a similar history will never allow even a thought that there are people who are unworthy to live and be free “We will raise every new generation of Belarusians passing them over the memory of not only the heroic deeds of their ancestors but also of the pain which made our people stronger Belarus will remember so that other countries will not forget who paid the heaviest price for the Great Victory who freed the lands conquered by Hitler's Germany and who saved the peoples from genocide Let the symbols of the memorial complex in the village of Borki carry this truth through the centuries,” the Belarusian leader said It is in the regions of Belarus and Russia where multiple manufacturing chains begin to result in joint products Belarus President Aleksandr Lukashenko made the statement during the plenary session of the fifth Forum of Regions of Belarus and Russia in Mogilev on 12 October Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “Virtually every Belarusian product At present over 8,000 Belarusian and Russian enterprises are connected by manufacturing cooperation In Belarus there are about 3,000 organizations with Russian charter capital In Russia there are roughly 50 joint enterprises and about 160 distribution chain entities with Belarusian capital I am talking about hundreds of thousands of jobs which is quite an accomplishment these days.” The fact that Belarusian and Russian delegations visit each other’s country all the time indicates the mutual interest in advancing interregional ties Some 80 cooperation agreements have been signed with 36 constituent territories of the Russian Federation Belarus’ main trade partners are Moscow and Saint Petersburg the republics of Tatarstan and Bashkortostan Trade with these regions makes up over 70% of Belarus-Russia trade “It is a great result but it is important to establish the same level of cooperation with other territories of the Russian Federation I believe we have all the necessary instruments for it Working groups and business cooperation councils have been established with nearly 60 regions of Russia In Belarus Russian partners can directly contact central government and municipal government officials to resolve emerging issues,” said the head of state Aleksandr Lukashenko noted that the heads of Russian regions “I don’t think any of them will take offense with me because when a Russian region governor arrives in Belarus he or she always meets with the Belarus president We analyze problems in relations between Belarus and that specific region and concrete measures are taken right away,” stressed the president the Forum of Regions of Belarus and Russia has become a good tradition for the two heads of state The forum has become a venue for discussing key matters of interstate relations “We’ve attentively studied how our common plans in social policy and manufacturing sector are implemented at the municipal level We’ve been made familiar with promising avenues of development of high technologies Today we have to analyze and determine the spheres where interregional cooperation could have additional positive influence on integration processes within the framework of our union,” added the Belarusian leader Belarus President Aleksandr Lukashenko gave a number of additional instructions on further development of Mogilev during his working trip on 6 June.Aleksandr Lukashenko was briefed on the social and economic development of Mogilev Oblast the oblast achieved good performance in agricultural production (103% compared to the same period last year) and retail trade (104.2%).A separate topic was various projects to develop urban infrastructure which were implemented in Mogilev in 2017-2020 a bridge and an overpass over the railway on Mir Avenue) as well as social infrastructure (Palace of Culture a maternity hospital of the Mogilev Emergency Medical Care Hospital) have been overhauled.The president got familiar with the city's plans for construction and design of a number of objects Among them are the cardio-surgery building of the Mogilev Oblast Hospital a sport center with swimming pools in the Fatina neighborhood as well as the construction of the overpass in Yakubovskogo Street Aleksandr Lukashenko emphasized the sources of financing noting that the funds saved during the reconstruction of other roads in the country can be used to build this overpass.The head of state was informed about the work carried out and planned for the improvement of the Podnikolye landscaping and recreational complex Plans are in place to install equipment of sport and children playgrounds There are many people who would like to visit Why not develop?” the president commented on the initiative to build a tourist complex.“Well done The city needs to be beautiful,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said after hearing out the report of Mogilev Mayor Vladimir Tsumarev.The head of state added that improvement works had also been carried out in other regional centers whose residents have something to be proud of.“Now it is necessary to unite all this so that the city would be an integral complex We need to do something else over the next five years to make the citizens of Mogilev proud,” the Belarusian leader said while speaking to people during his visit to St Nicholas Convent.Aleksandr Lukashenko shared his memories that during his studies in Mogilev he also visited the area of Podnikolye but then these places were in a completely unsightly state “It was a dump,” he said.He noted that Mogilev and Brest were once falling behind in terms of improvement a lot has already been done to revive Brest and Mogilev We still need to do a lot,” said Aleksandr Lukashenko.The president made a special emphasis on the industrial sector of the city instructing to carry out an audit and decide how to use the idle production space “It is impossible to lose these industrial sites There will be investors that will be happy to come to Mogilev to work,” Aleksandr Lukashenko stressed.Aleksandr Lukashenko lit candles in Saint Nicholas Convent in Mogilev the president was gifted the icon of the Mother of God of Mogilev and Bratsk He was told that it protects from diseases.The head of state was told about the convent and its development It is for the first time that I see such an altar screen It can be compared to altar screens in Saint Petersburg churches,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said.After the visit to the church he talked to parishioners and local residents “Thank you for coming to this sacred place today,” the president said.The head of state also met with senior officials of Mogilev Oblast He instructed the authorities of Mogilev Oblast to focus on industrial enterprises.The president recalled that in April 2019 former agriculture and food minister Leonid Zayats was appointed Mogilev Oblast governor “I knew he would be useful in Mogilev Oblast,” he said Aleksandr Lukashenko explained that serious improvements were necessary in certain fields.The new governor was instructed to sort things out in the region the governor of Mogilev Oblast was absorbed in this work “It was surprising to me – the first request of his was a hospital in Mogilev,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said.In his words Leonid Zayats was looking for financing for these purposes “And today I have noticed that some beautiful good places which can make every region proud are created Now it is necessary to build an entire complex with all of that I have spoken about it with the mayor and the governor We need to turn Mogilev into a beautiful city,” the president said.In his words do it for themselves.The head of state asked the administration of the region to focus on large industrial enterprises which used to be true giants in the past There are many unused industrial facilities You need to sort things out and to relaunch those facilities A separate program is needed to every enterprise in two big cities - Mogilev and Bobruisk,” the Belarusian leader said.Speaking about the development of southeastern regions of Mogilev Oblast the head of state mentioned his instruction to adopt a special program Many people from Chernobyl-affected areas are living there,” Aleksandr Lukashenko stressed.“You must implement this program They need an opportunity to live and bring up their children,” the president said.Aleksandr Lukashenko agreed that a lot had need done in Mogilev Oblast in the past years “He [the governor of Mogilev Oblast who reported on the performance of the region] is right – a lot has been done already and you know why,” he said.Chairman of the Mogilev Oblast Executive Committee Leonid Zayats told the president that the region fulfilled 4 out of 6 key targets in 2019 Mogilev Oblast was the second best performer among Belarusian regions after Minsk Oblast last year.“There was positive dynamics in all branches of the economy Mogilev Oblast has reached the targets on foreign direct investment on a net basis employment and creation of new jobs,” the governor said there were positive financial results last year Corresponding dynamics could be seen in Q1 2020.As far as the agricultural industry is concerned a program of agricultural development was prepared in the region Plans have been made to increase agricultural proceeds at least 1.3 times and to raise salaries in rural areas in 2020.Local authorities are monitoring the implementation of investment projects at Khimvolokno “The success of these projects will give a boost to the industrial development of the entire region,” Leonid Zayats said.He stressed that the improvement of people’s wellbeing is a priority for Mogilev Oblast authorities including a number of long-delayed projects have been commissioned within a year.At the meeting the president said that Belarus had learned to deal with the problem amid the pandemic the country did not have to go to extremes.“We have so far managed to avoid the extreme scenario We have shown that there is such Belarus that is strong powerful and can cope with this pandemic,” said the president.Responding to criticism about the path chosen in the country to combat the disease Aleksandr Lukashenko said that the difference was only in the fact that the country did not introduce a total quarantine and curfew did not close its people in their homes and apartments “We do not have the situation to introduce curfews But when some in our country started complaining We have to think about how people will live in their apartments and what their mood will be after reopening,” said the Belarusian leader.“It was a hard fight The situation is manageable and the country is manageable Our doctors have learned to cope with this disease Every person can have it in different ways and doctors have adapted to cure these diseases,” the head of state said.Aleksandr Lukashenko stressed that Belarus does not only do tests for coronavirus but also give priority to pneumonia diagnosis “I gave a strict instruction to CT scan all those applying “We have purchased dozens of devices and installed them where necessary Doctors have already learned to differ the common and COVID pneumonia on CT We can publish these figures and show who copes with the infection best and who has coped with it so far,” the president said.The head of state added that precautions need be taken “We should be very careful and take care of the old people stay more in the fresh air,” Aleksandr Lukashenko advised.Speaking about the current moment the president drew attention to the fact that four ‘pandemics’ have come together – those in healthcare and the information field.According to Aleksandr Lukashenko if there is no answer to the question whether the pandemic was man-made someone in the world is trying to take advantage of the situation and the emerged psychosis “The whole world has already come to a halt today the economy of the whole world has overturned billionaires and states have put trillions of dollars in their pockets,” the president added.The medical pandemic was followed by the economic one and it affected not only the developing countries but also the biggest states We can get currency only by selling our goods in foreign markets,” the head of state said.According to Aleksandr Lukashenko even those countries with significant mineral resources which have accumulated large financial reserves in the past “They do not know whether the world will be covered by the second wave of this disease or not,” the president explained.According to him The election campaign has left its mark on everything that is going on around.Finally the fourth one is the infopandemic which have had a strong impact on people Le Quang Son-Vice President of the University of Danang (UD) and Prof Lavrinovich Dmitry Sergeevich-Vice Rector of Mogilev State A.Kuleshov University (MSAU) Belarus co-chaired the virtual MoU signing ceremony Machekin Sergei Nikolaevich - Head of the International Relations Department of MSAU and senior representatives of the International Cooperation Department Le Quang Son highly appreciated the significance of the MoU signing ceremony between the two sides which is considered as a milestone opening up opportunities to promote cooperation basing on mutual needs and strengths for the sustainable development Vice President Le Quang Son also briefly introduced the overview and highlights of UD with its new role and position in the development strategy of striving to become one of the three Vietnamese leading centers of training and scientific research reaching the prestige and international position UD always attached great importance to deepen international cooperation relationships including with European universities such as MSU Dmitry Sergeevich with the newly signed MOU Lavrinovich Dmitry Sergeevich-MSAU’s Vice Rector said that MSAU is a university with a long-tradition development specializing in training and scientific research in different fields especially in the field of social sciences and humanities Highly appreciating the capacity and spirit of learning and doing research of Vietnamese students especially basing on the fact of international students studying and doing research at MSAU MSAU’s Vice Rector expressed his desire that through the signed MOU with UD there would be more UD’s students coming to study and develop their capacity at MSAU in the upcoming time MSU is a prestigious and long-tradition university the two sides would promote key cooperation activities in scientific research and education with the following contents: exchange of experts lecturers and students; co-training programs; joint research projects; co-organization of events scientific conferences and cultural exchanges; Exchange of publications Vice President Le Quang Son also shared that there were many faculties for training international foreign languages ​​and cultures including the Faculty of Russian language at UD-University of Foreign Language Studies – one of UD’s member universities This would be a favorable condition for the two sides to deploy the cooperation activities and student exchange thereby creating opportunities for students to learn and exchange languages ​​and cultures MSU has a long tradition of training and research (founded in 1913) with many alumni Copyright © 2020 The University of Danang Construction of Omsk Carbon Group’s third production site – a carbon black plant in Mogilev Omsk Carbon Mogilev’s production facilities are being constructed in a Belarusian Free Economic Zone Production is expected to begin in July/August 2016 The plant is expected to reach full capacity in 2019 reported that the Belarusian site will manufacture up to 200,000 metric tonnes of carbon black per year “It should be realized that this product is rather complicated and requires adaptation for every specific customer facilities A large number of tests are required for this as well,” Kiselev commented As a result of the Omsk Carbon Mogilev project over US$103 million is being invested in the Mogilev Region The factory will create around 450 jobs on production level alone The establishment of the Omsk Carbon Mogilev was agreed back in 2014 and was supported by Aleksander Lukashenko Omsk Carbon Group chairman of the board of directors stressed that the company’s headquarters and cash flows would remain in Omsk If you would like the latest news from the Chinese tyre industry in Chinese, visit our partner site TyrepressChina.com Plasteurope.com is a business information platform for the European plastics industry It is part of KI Kunststoff Information and PIE Plastics Information Europe one of the leading content providers for the European plastics industry We offer daily updated business news and reports polymer prices and other services for the international plastics industry News | Polymer Prices | Suppliers Guide | Jobs | Register | Advertising Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko met with Mogilev Oblast Governor Anatoly Isachenko and Aide to the President of the Republic of Belarus - Inspector for Mogilev Oblast Sergei Nalivaiko to receive their reports on 21 March A number of issues related to the development of the region and the implementation of a number of promising projects had been submitted to the head of state for consideration At the start of the meeting the President outlined his requirements and approaches: the most urgent issues should be solved first “Matters that require an instant response should be addressed first given the fact that there has never been any extra money “Everything depends on the performance of the region: if the region is doing badly what is the point of investing money there instruct you to work on these issues and so on I should proceed from the following position: if you invest a ruble today It is a matter of principle,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said “Let us consider all the issues you described in a letter to me I am ready to consider them and provide support if necessary I would like you to take into account what is being done for the region today.” the south-east of Mogilev Oblast is seriously lagging behind other regions the President signed a decree on the social and economic development of this region the main provisions of the document were extended for another five-year period “This program is being supported from the center from the national budget,” the Belarusian leader said let us see what is the current level of production in agriculture What enterprises are weaker and do not reach the level they should Then we will discuss the issues you raise: support financing under the state program from the national budget “I hope I will visit Mogilev Oblast a number of times We will visit the enterprises and I will listen to you planned activities there Including Gomel and Vitebsk,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said Anatoly Isachenko briefed the head of state on the main performance indicators of Mogilev Oblast The President praised the previous year's figures adding however that the gross regional product was showing modest results at the moment In February the figures were lower than those in January “We are going above the last year’s level – tentatively at 101.9%,” the Mogilev Oblast governor reported “I think we will work above the previous year’s level in Q1 Aleksandr Lukashenko emphasized one of the most urgent problems in agriculture of the region – loss of cattle: “The mortality was the biggest across the country last year,” he said “This year the situation with the loss of cattle has stabilized We have reduced mortality by 1,500 head to the level of last year,” the governor said “1,500 head is nothing,” the President remarked in turn Do not tell me about the lack of dairy complexes and that the safety of calves depends on them the cows and calves were kept in terrible conditions but there were no such mortality numbers Because there was proper organization of the process and appropriate care for the offspring this is not just a matter of dairy complexes You should realize that we both know very well how everything works.” the employees of the operational unit of the Mogilev-Podolsk detachment established that for a certain reward two residents of the city of Mogilev-Podolsky organized the transfer of men of conscription age to Moldova Border guards carried out a number of operational measures to expose intruders border guards were detained near the state border on the banks of the Dniester 35-year-old citizen of Ukraine and two of his “wards” - persons of conscription age The men planned to travel to Moldova on an inflatable boat The men abandoned the boat and rushed into the river In the course of further investigative actions border guards together with employees of the Department of Strategic Investigations of the GUNP in Vinnytsia region detained another local resident involved in illegal movement of persons across the state border during the authorized searches of the private dwellings of the “organizers” law enforcement officers found and seized mobile terminals The organizers of the illegal transfer of persons were handed a notice of suspicion of committing a crime provided for in Part 3 of Art 332 Criminal Code of Ukraine “Illegal transfer of persons across the state border of Ukraine” They face punishment in the form of imprisonment for a period of 7 to 9 years Two “evaders” were brought to justice under Article 204-1 of the KUPAP “Illegal crossing or attempted illegal crossing of the state border of Ukraine” We use cookies to provide you with better navigation on our website you automatically agree to the use of these technologies.