Избили и повесили ради забавы! // Пытки в Колдычево: хлеб из опилок, "эсдовцы" и "душегубки"

At 00:00 the narrator claims that the ‘fashists’ have moved more than two million Belarusians into concentration camps. At 01:13 the focus shifts to the death of the ‘Saras’ and ‘Konyshen’, suggesting a broader collapse of order. By 02:13 the narrative describes a struggle between ‘mothers’ and ‘workers’ over water, framing it as a battle for survival. At 02:29 the story turns to the daily grind of a 10‑12 hour workday, highlighting exhaustion and the relentless pace of life. At 02:55 the narrator speaks of a great suffering that has spread across the land, portraying a widespread crisis. At 03:25 the video claims that 22,000 people have been affected in just two years, underscoring the scale of the problem. At 03:56 the focus moves to the training of the workforce, implying a need for new skills. At 04:21 the narrator describes a massive mobilization of resources, suggesting a coordinated effort to address the crisis. At 04:53 the story shifts to the role of education in preparing the next generation. At 05:26 the narrator speaks of a new era of responsibility, urging collective action. At 06:18 the video highlights the importance of energy and resources, warning of potential shortages. At 06:46 the narrator emphasizes the need for cooperation across borders, calling for international support. At 07:05 the story turns to the importance of technology and innovation in solving problems. At 07:19 the narrator discusses the role of language and culture in fostering unity. At 07:43 the video highlights the need for resilience and determination. At 08:27 the narrator speaks of a new generation of leaders, urging them to take responsibility. At 10:08 the story turns to the importance of education and training. At 11:07 the narrator emphasizes the need for a strong workforce. At 12:00 the video concludes with a call to action, urging viewers to join the movement and support the cause.