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Каток на ВДНХ с дрона / Ice rink on VDNKh on drone
Самый большой каток в Европе на ВДНХ, Москва, Россия / The largest ice rink in Europe on VDNKh, Moscow, Russia
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Russia: Winter is here! Gorky Park ice rink opens in Moscow
Video ID: 20141114-051
C/U Woman in costume
W/S People in costume dancing on ice
W/S Ice rink in Gorky Park, Moscow
C/U Ice skates
W/S Person in banana costume ice skating pushing chair with person sitting on the ice
W/S People ice skating
M/S Man putting on ice skates
SOT, Moscow resident (Russian): Finally 14 November has come and the ice rink in Gorky Park has opened. We are getting into the new-year mood already, you can feel that it's already near. The People's mood is incredible as the ice rink opening is a big event for most Moscow residents.
M/S Hot drinks on table
M/S Ice skates
M/S Child trying to ice skate with mother's help
W/S People ice skating
M/S People ice skating
W/S Queues waiting to enter
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One of Europe's largest ice rinks opened in Moscow's Gorky Park on Friday, welcoming the winter season to the Russian capital.
This year's ice rink is a massive 18,000 square meters in size including a hockey rink, an 800 square meter skating rink for young children and a 1,000 square meter food zone containing four restaurants.
As well as offering ice-skating lessons from beginner level to professional lessons from world champion skaters, visitors can take part in yoga lessons and enjoy contemporary art shows with an open-air cinema theatre and volleyball courts planned to be open soon.
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Каток в Парке Горького / Gorky Park ice rink
Мы ждем вас на Центральном катке культуры и отдыха, где каждый день становится волшебным. Здесь лед не тает ни при какой погоде, здесь цвет неба меняется при взмахе руки, здесь романтические аллеи, завораживающие декорации и магические иллюзии.
В этом году каток в Парке Горького стал больше и ближе: территорию увеличили до 18 000 м2, присоединив Фонтанную площадь парка. Теперь это самый крупный каток в Европе с искусственным всепогодным покрытием.
На территории катка расположены 4 пункта проката новейшего оборудования, школа фигурного катания, хоккейная площадка, романтические аллеи и танцевальный каток. Также работают теплые уютные кафе, подъехать к которым можно прямо на коньках.
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Brzezinski, known for his hardline policies on the Soviet Union, initiated in 1979 a campaign supporting mujaheddin in Pakistan and Afghanistan, which were run by Pakistani security services with financial support from the Central Intelligence Agency and Britain's MI6. This policy had the explicit aim of promoting radical Islamist and anti-Communist forces. Bob Gates, in his book Out Of The Shadows, wrote that Pakistan had been pressuring the United States for arms to aid the rebels for years, but that the Carter administration refused in the hope of finding a diplomatic solution to avoid war. Brzezinski seemed to have been in favor of the provision of arms to the rebels, while Vance's State Department, seeking a peaceful settlement, publicly accused Brzezinski of seeking to revive the Cold War. Brzezinski has stated that the United States provided communications equipment and limited financial aid to the mujahideen prior to the formal invasion, but only in response to the Soviet deployment of forces to Afghanistan and the 1978 coup, and with the intention of preventing further Soviet encroachment in the region.
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