I love how you can place Gruppa Kaskad songs in order "alarm again","we're leaving at dawn","we are leaving" and "live on,Soviets" and get a story of a soldier that survived Afghan
Great video Omnistar, I love the soul and character of this song It's something that you can only hear in Soviet/Russian music. The dark and mournful undertones combined with 80s rock music and the effects of the time make this style of music worthy of being a separate genre of music all it's own. Thank you for bringing this music to us, and may your channel grow to a million subscribers and beyond.
A list of the main facilities and works for which the fulfillment of the USSR's obligations to provide technical assistance to Afghanistan has been completed. The year of completion of the USSR's obligations to the Afghan side is indicated. 1. Puli-Khumri-II hydroelectric power plant with a capacity of 9 thousand kW on the Kungduz river in 1962. 2. TPP at the nitrogen fertilizer plant with a capacity of 48 thousand kW (4x12) 1st stage - 1972 II stage - 1974 (36 MW) Expansion - 1982 (up to 48 MW) 3. Naglu dam and hydroelectric power station on the Kabul river with a capacity of 100 thousand kW in 1966. expansion - 1974 4. Power lines with substations from the Puli-Khumri-II hydroelectric power station to Baghlan and Kunduz (110 km) 1967 5. A power line with a 35/6 kV substation from a thermal power plant at a nitrogen fertilizer plant to Mazar-Sherif (17.6 km) in 1972. 6-8. Electrical substation in the north-western part of Kabul and the power line - 110 kV from the electrical substation "Vostochnaya " (25 km) 1974 9-16. 8 oil depots with a total capacity of 8,300 cubic meters 1952 - 1958. 17. The gas pipeline from the gas production site to the nitrogen fertilizer plant in Mazar-I-Sharif with a length of 88 km and a capacity of 0.5 billion cubic meters of gas per year 1968 1968 18- 19. The gas pipeline from the gas field to the border of the USSR is 98 km long, 820 mm in diameter, with a capacity of 4 billion cubic meters of gas per year, including an air crossing over the Amu Darya River with a length of 660 m in 1967., air passage of the gas pipeline - 1974. 20. Looping on a 53 km long main gas pipeline in 1980 21. Transmission line - 220 kV from the Soviet border near Shirkhan to Kunduz (first stage) 1986 22. Expansion of the oil depot in the port of Hairaton by 5 thousand cubic meters 1981 23. Oil depot in Mazar-I-Sherif with a capacity of 12 thousand cubic meters in 1982. 24. Tank farm in Logar with a capacity of 27 thousand cubic meters in 1983. 25. Oil depot in Puli - Khumri with a capacity of 6 thousand cubic meters 26-28. Three motor transport companies in Kabul for 300 Kamaz trucks each in 1985 29. Fuel tanker maintenance company in Kabul 30. Kamaz car service station in Hairaton, 1984 31. Construction of a gas field in the area of Shibergan with a capacity of 2.6 billion cubic meters of gas per year in 1968. 32. Construction of a gas field at the Dzharkuduk field with a complex of facilities for desulfurization and preparation of gas for transportation in the amount of up to 1.5 billion cubic meters of gas per year in 1980. 33. Booster compressor station at the gas field "Khoja-Gugerdag" 1981 34-36. Nitrogen fertilizer plant in Mazar-I-Sharif with a capacity of 105 thousand tons of urea per year with a residential settlement and a construction base in 1974. 37. Automobile repair plant in Kabul with a capacity of 1,373 capital repairs of cars and 750 tons of metal products per year 1960 38. Bagram Airport with a 3000 m runway in 1961 39. The international airfield in Kabul with a runway 2800x47 m 1962 40. Airfield "Shindand" with a runway of 2800 m 1977 41. Multi-channel communication line from Mazar-I-Sherif to Hairaton point, 1982 42. Stationary satellite communication station "Intersputnik" of the "Lotus" type 43. A house-building plant in Kabul with a capacity of 35 thousand square meters of living space in the year 1965. 44. Expansion of the house-building plant in Kabul to 37 thousand square meters of living space in the year 1982. 45. Asphalt-concrete plant in Kabul, asphalting of streets and delivery of road vehicles (delivery of equipment and technical assistance were carried out through the MW) 1955 46. Shirkhan river port, designed for processing 155 thousand tons of cargo per year, including 20 thousand tons of petroleum products in 1959. expansion of 1961
47. The road bridge over the Khanabad river near the village of Alchin with a length of 120 m in 1959. 48. The Salang highway through the Hindu Kush mountain range (107.3 km with a 2.7 km tunnel at an altitude of 3300 m) 1964 49. Reconstruction of technical systems of the Salang tunnel in 1986 50. Kushka - Herat- Kandahar highway (679 km) with cement-concrete pavement 1965 51. Doshi - Shirkhan highway (216 km) with black coating 1966 52-54. Three road bridges in Nangarhar province over the Kunar River in the districts of Bisuda, Kame, Asmar with a length of 360 m, 230 m and 35 m, respectively, 1964. 55. Kabul- Jabal-us-Seraj highway (68.2 km) 1965 56-57. Two road bridges over the Salang and Gurband rivers of 30 m each 1961 58. Central repair shops for the repair of road construction equipment in Herat 1966 59. The Puli-Khumri-Mazari-Sherif-Shibergan highway with a length of 329 km with a black surface in 1972. 60. The highway from the Puli-Khumri-Shibergan highway to the Khairaton point on the bank of the Amu Darya River with a length of 56 km 61. Automobile and railway bridge over the Amu Darya river in 1982. 62. The complex of facilities of the transshipment base on the left bank of the Amu Darya river in the Khairaton area 63. Kindergarten for 220 places and nursery for 50 places in Kabul, 1970 64. Urban electric networks in Jalalabad, 1969 65-66. Urban electric networks in Mazar-I-Sherif and Balkh 1979 67-68. Two residential districts in Kabul with a total area of 90 thousand square meters in 1978 . 69-74. 6 weather stations and 25 posts 1974 75-78. 4 weather stations 79. Mother and Child Center for 110 visits per day in Kabul, 1971 80. Geological, geophysical, seismic and drilling operations for oil and gas in Northern Afghanistan 1968 - 1977. 81. Complex search and survey work on solid minerals 82. Polytechnic Institute in Kabul for 1200 students in 1968. 83. Technical school for 500 students for the training of specialists-oilmen and miners-geologists in Mazar-I-Sherif, 1973. 84. Automotive technical school for 700 students in Kabul 85-92. 8 vocational and technical educational institutions for the training of skilled workers 1982 - 1986. 93. Boarding school on the basis of an orphanage in Kabul in 1984. 94. Bakery in Kabul (elevator with a capacity of 50 thousand tons of grain, two mills - 375 tons of grinding per day, bakery 70 tons of bakery products per day) 1957 95. Elevator in Puli-Khumri with a capacity of 20 thousand tons of grain 96. Bakery in Kabul with a capacity of 65 tons of bakery products per day in 1981 97. A mill in Puli-Khumri with a capacity of 60 tons per day in 1982. 98. Bakery in Mazar-I-Sherif with a capacity of 20 tons of bakery products per day 99. A mill in Mazar-I-Sherif with a capacity of 60 tons of flour per day
100. Jalalabad irrigation canal with a node of head water intake structures on the Kabul river with a length of 70 km with a hydroelectric power plant with a capacity of 11.5 thousand kW 1965. 101-102. The Sarde dam with a reservoir with a capacity of 164 million cubic meters. m and irrigation networks at the dam for irrigation of 17.7 thousand hectares of land 1968 - 1977. 103-105. Two agricultural diversified farms "Gazibad" with a territory of 2.9 thousand hectares, "Halda" with a territory of 2.8 thousand hectares.irrigation and land reclamation preparation in the zone of the Jalalabad canal on an area of 24 thousand hectares 1969 - 1970. 106-108. Three veterinary laboratories for the control of infectious animal diseases in Jalalabad, Mazar-I-Sharif and Herat 1972 109. Citrus and olive processing plant in Jalalabad, 1984 110. Control and seed laboratory for grain crops in Kabul 111-113. 3 Soil and agrochemical laboratories in Kabul, Mazar-I-Sharif and Jalalabad 114-115. 2 cable cranes in the area of Khorog and Kalaya-Khumb 1985 - 1986. 116. Power line-220 kV "State Border of the USSR-Mazar-Sherif" 1986 117. Complex laboratory for the analysis of solid minerals in Kabul, 1985 118. Elevator with a capacity of 20 thousand tons of grain in Mazar-I-Sherif 119. Truck maintenance station for 4 posts in Puli-Humrm 120-121. 2 cotton seed laboratories in Kabul and Balkh 122. Polyclinic of the insurance company of civil servants for 600 visits per day in Kabul 123-125. Artificial insemination stations in Kabul (Binigisar), Mazar-I-Sharif (Balkh), Jalalabad 126. Institute of Social Sciences under the Central Committee of the NDPA 1986 127. Development of a feasibility study on the feasibility of creating two state farms based on the Sarde irrigation system 128. Power line-10 kV from the state border in the Kushka area to the Turgundi station with a substation - "- 129. Gas filling station in Kabul with a capacity of 2 thousand tons per year 130. The base of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Hairaton for unloading and storing special cargo (on contract terms) 131. Reconstruction of the Turgundi railway station in 1987 132. Restoration of the bridge over the Samangan river 133. Gas filling station in Hairaton with a capacity of 2 thousand tons of liquefied gas 134. Looping 50 km of the USSR - Afghanistan gas pipeline 135. Repair and restoration works on main roads 136. Secondary school for 1300 students in Kabul with teaching of a number of subjects in Russian 137. Installation for processing gas condensate into diesel fuel with a processing capacity of 4 thousand tons. Tons per year at the Jarkuduk gas field 138. The MGB base in the port of Hairaton 139-141. Three concrete platforms in Hairaton 142. An enterprise for the progressive assembly of bicycles with a capacity of 15 thousand pieces per year in Kabul, 1988.
Source: Website of graduates of VIIA, VKIMO, WU Editor: L38Crow
Афганские девушки с открытыми лицами и с автоматами, готовые защищать свою свободу. Но, спасибо Америке, моджахедам и талибам. Они даже в школу ходить не могут
@@TheCommissarIsDead holy shit yes i shall never do so again my lord but honestly everyone keeps blasting it and there's legit no actual talent involved just people training regular koreans to dance to and sing what are actually american songs and then proceeding to call them "k-pop idols" n...nk-pop tho.. ☠ kim trying to get in on the action
The time for a soviet Afghanistan will come again. Everything is in constant flux and as opposites collide and struggle against each other that’s when change happens.
Вот вроде десять лет воевали, а даже бывшие враги вспоминают шурави добрым словом. Ведь кроме войны Афганистан за те десять лет получил тоючего у него не было, и после не стало - промышленность, светский образ жизни, будущее. Многие афганцы это помнят. Американцы за двадцать лет войны не построили ни одного завода в Афшанистане, ни одного жилого дома для афганцев.
Афганские девушки с открытыми лицами и с автоматами, готовые защищать свою свободу. Но, спасибо Америке, моджахедам и талибам. Они даже в школу ходить не могут
Вы не поверите наверное, я сейчас работаю на стройках - на западе Руководил проектом по реиновации частного дома А хозяева - из Афгана Я как прибыл на объект - вышел седой старик-афганец, пожилой но ещё довольно крепкий мужчина, мы разговорились и как только он понял откуда я - то закричал: ТОВАРИЩ! И приложил руку к лысой голове)) Только хорошее на ломанном русском о наших говорил) Так приятно было - у меня аж слёзы наворачивались) Главные его позиции: Ленин - хорошо! Шурави - хорошо! Путин (внезапно) - хорошо! Горбачёв - плохо!))) Очень приятный человек и семья его радушно меня приняла) + Мы всё чётко сделали)
@@mirceadcd There is such a thing as "the geopolitical interests of your country", for which any army of any state fights. And at that time Afghanistan had a common border with the Union. The Soviets left Afghanistan and drugs poured into the USSR, and the Americans immediately entered Afghanistan and sat there for 20 years. But the local population at least respected the Russians, and hated the Americans ..
I don't know what it is,but many of the songs you've uploaded including this one have given me something to think about at least from the view of the Soviet Soldier be they paratroopers, recon scouts and more. The mournful ones like this one and the songs about Chechnya had made me shed a few tears too since I can't help but feel for the men. On the plus side, these songs are also helping me with learning Russian,so I get to practice word association and learn history too
My eyes feel moist for two nations that don't even exist anymore. What a damn tragedy, you could see what could have been for Afghanistan. What once felt real now seems like a distant dream for the region, especially seeing the women marching in that footage.
Maybe, some day we shall see them. It was already been a less than a distant dream and became a close at hand reality. So why it cannot become real again?
This song goes through my head right now as each of these cities falls to the Taliban. I am sure right now a lot of Soviet vets of the Afghan war are looking on and saying "Well, we told you so!" and a lot of US vets going yeah...you were right At the same time its sad to see basically 30 years of war for nothing Its also stupid to know that the Soviet propped up Afghan government actually lasted 3 years and outlasted the USSR itself, yet the current US-created government is not even going to last 6 months.
They invested in internal political infrastructure, unlike the US. That is why the government was able to maintain its hold for three years until it was overwhelmed.
@@DogeickBateman not only political infrastructure, you can read about roads, bridges, hydroelectric power plants, enterprises, factories, universities and other good things. What is Salang Pass alone worth? It's great construction that provided and connected together a country divided by a mountain range.
Omnistar you should check out Андрей Чернышёв, he was a soldier of the 345th Airborne regiment and wrote multiple songs during his deployment. His songs like 20 лет and может быть really deserve to be translated and would fit your channel perfectly. Thank you for posting all those incredible songs!
Just as the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan fell, now the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan is in its twilight as Taliban forces capture province after province. This song really makes it feel like the end of an era. Live on Kabul, Herat, and Kandahar live on!
blyat....when this was uploaded 2 weeks ago government forces still controlled most provincial capitals.... now only Kabul is left and is on the verge of falling... live on Kabul!
@@Felix-gl9dt Taliban just entered Kabul. Kabul may no longer live on physically, but it will live on in our memories. Live On! Kabul, Kandahar, Ghazni, Herat, and all the others!
This hits really hard now, seeing how the Taliban just entered Kabul. Long live Kabul, Kandahar, Herat and all the others. RIP the Soviet and American servicemen who fought a war that changed nothing.
@@DogeickBateman Im sorry but im not a shred in pity for the americans... I dont feel nor think that they've gone there to restore law and order or whatever. They had everything, money, weapons, media, international help, everything but they fucked up very hard. And we really shouldnt forget who helped all those terrorists for all those years...
@@a.thales7641 I feel great pity for the American soldiers and diplomats who worked on field with the Afghans, but not for the politician and analysts back in Washington who were blind to reality.
Without a strong ideology and scientific thinking today's youth like us are divided. We all are selfish. We don't find fun in anything. There is only God and Greed. Hoping for better future... LIVE ON SHURAVI !!!
Last night, when I checked the news, and listened to this, I thought: "Well, at least Hairaton is still holding out." Today, I've found out that it has also fallen. Indeed, it is a sad turn of events.
bacha is kid in farsi also. pesar means boy in farsi. so we would say pesar bacha. it is the same language the afghans speak but pashtun has a different dialect
It's so sad seeing them cheer for their Afghan allies which they have sacrificed so much for, knowing what eventually happened. They put up a good fight, poor bastards
That is so true my friend. However Russians failed to put the traitor gorbachev and his Belavezha gang to trail in 30 years. Putin is still protecting these traitors. Russian people deserve truth. Glory to the great USSR and invincible Red Army.
In contrary to the Soviets pulling out of Afghanistan, I feel sad for the Americans & NATO as their farewells were less of a parade and more of a Saigon style evacuation. An utter chaos in the aftermath of the fall of Kabul. Soviets soldiers had time to celebrate in their barracks after Gorbachev gave televised statement of the withdrawal and even a fully planned parade with flag banners and flowers to go with it. On the other hand, the Americans had to pack up in haste at dead of night without informing their Afghan allies, or even took the initiative to evacuate all remaining US citizens in Kabul. And they had to witness civilians making desperate last ditch attempts to hold onto military cargo planes in hopes of escaping the country. In all, I can't imagine how the US veterans are feeling after seeing such contrast from the Soviets in this video.
The Soviets were invited by the Afghan socialist government because they fucked up. The Americans just straight up invaded the country while just bombing things to rubble.
The intent was entirely different, the soviets intended to incorporate, annex, invade, the same cannot be said for the US, which was a "revenge" for 9/11
Soviet troops left Afghanistan with pride. They fought against terrorists, built hospitals and schools and wanted a peaceful Afghanistan. The Afghan government held out for another 3 years. If the USSR had not collapsed, the secular government was still there. The Americans entered Afghanistan, nothing left except corruption and fled shamefully
I think after all, Soviets/Russians just the won this 43 years war. USA,NATO and their allies was practicaly defeated. Corrupt drug puppet government fall near 40 days after their withdrawal. Russians and Chinese embassy diplomats stay here and they are protected by Taliban. Afghanistan after 40 years are full of western guns so probably it will be bought by anti-zionist movements around world. Russian federation and China will economical cooperated with new government as exchange for removal opium fields and bring stability of course those countries got afghan natural expensive resources like lithium and uranium. Afghanistan will be reconstructed by Russians and Chinese. I wish Afghanistan and his nation finally peace!
Everything that Americans and their allies touch always ending by disaster. Afghanistan,Iraq,Libya,Syria,Ukraine...I hope this war was they last before they economical fall.
Sorry but that is utter bullshit. The Soviets tried to maintain control over a communist puppet state like they did in eastern europe. The Soviets never cared about the well-being of its subjects, that´s why the eastern bloc collapsed. The western intervention was a mistake, but it had different intentions and did not broke international law. In fact, there was even an UN resolution for this intervention. The western allies built up a modern society, the living standard had risen by 10 - 20 years, children had access to school. Withdrawing was a big mistake, and we can thank Trump for that. He thought naively, that you can negotiate with terrorists and exclude the very governement, the US is supporting, from these negotiations. The biggest mistake was not the intervention itself, but the withdrawal
@@Kreia. Oh ya sure they value it by putting radicals in power rather than people who had an actual education. Moreover going back in time with every social policy possible, terrorists cannot run an economy. Get out of the gutter, what they tell you about them "changing" is to win acceptance and get out of the birthing a terrorist state first stage
I HIGHLY recommend the following detailed explanation of the Soviet treatment of Afghans vs the American one. It goes throught where the soviets succeeded and why the Americans failed in Afghanistan.
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Очень сильная песня ! Эмоции - невозможно передать !!!
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I like the background videos of the people and the Afghan soldiers. My dad, uncle and grandpa were all in the Afghan Army during the PDPA times.
so they were losers. I bet they run to some western country and you are some western freak now xD
@@thefarmer8335 Actually my grandpa stayed in Afghanistan but my dad and uncle are in the west, karaboğa
@@thefarmer8335 says the Turk staying in Berlin
Hope they made it out okay
@@spanishboysmodels2876 They're fine, my grandpa passed away of old age but that was in 2018.
I love how you can place Gruppa Kaskad songs in order "alarm again","we're leaving at dawn","we are leaving" and "live on,Soviets" and get a story of a soldier that survived Afghan
Otsyuda zhe tolko hochu!
I just want to get the fuck out of here!
Dushman between leaving at dawn and we are leaving
@@jayy7842don’t forget cuckoo song. Only song that made my eyes water first time in 12 years
Great video Omnistar, I love the soul and character of this song It's something that you can only hear in Soviet/Russian music. The dark and mournful undertones combined with 80s rock music and the effects of the time make this style of music worthy of being a separate genre of music all it's own. Thank you for bringing this music to us, and may your channel grow to a million subscribers and beyond.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy it! This is one of my favorite songs as well.
У "Каскада" самые душевные песни про Афганистан. Одни из лучших - точно.
а для меня больше по душе песни Розенбаума, особенно "Чëрный тюльпан" и "Караван"
What is striking about this song is the well wishes to the afghans. They were not just there to fight - they were also there to build.
Чё? СССР убивал 2,000,000 людей в Афганистане!!
Очередное не пиздешь информация от сои@@bloodyplebs
Yo build a third world economy
@@albertmont3411lmao so the soviets are responsible for the taliban takeover?
@@albertmont34112nd world economy actually)
A list of the main facilities and works for which the fulfillment of the USSR's obligations to provide technical assistance to Afghanistan has been completed.
The year of completion of the USSR's obligations to the Afghan side is indicated.
1. Puli-Khumri-II hydroelectric power plant with a capacity of 9 thousand kW on the Kungduz river in 1962.
2. TPP at the nitrogen fertilizer plant with a capacity of 48 thousand kW (4x12) 1st stage - 1972
II stage - 1974
(36 MW)
Expansion - 1982
(up to 48 MW)
3. Naglu dam and hydroelectric power station on the Kabul river with a capacity of 100 thousand kW in 1966.
expansion - 1974
4. Power lines with substations from the Puli-Khumri-II hydroelectric power station to Baghlan and Kunduz (110 km) 1967
5. A power line with a 35/6 kV substation from a thermal power plant at a nitrogen fertilizer plant to Mazar-Sherif (17.6 km) in 1972.
6-8. Electrical substation in the north-western part of Kabul and the power line - 110 kV from the electrical substation "Vostochnaya " (25 km) 1974
9-16. 8 oil depots with a total capacity of 8,300 cubic meters 1952 - 1958.
17. The gas pipeline from the gas production site to the nitrogen fertilizer plant in Mazar-I-Sharif with a length of 88 km and a capacity of 0.5 billion cubic meters of gas per year 1968 1968
18- 19. The gas pipeline from the gas field to the border of the USSR is 98 km long, 820 mm in diameter, with a capacity of 4 billion cubic meters of gas per year, including an air crossing over the Amu Darya River with a length of 660 m in 1967.,
air passage of the gas pipeline - 1974.
20. Looping on a 53 km long main gas pipeline in 1980
21. Transmission line - 220 kV from the Soviet border near Shirkhan to Kunduz (first stage) 1986
22. Expansion of the oil depot in the port of Hairaton by 5 thousand cubic meters 1981
23. Oil depot in Mazar-I-Sherif with a capacity of 12 thousand cubic meters in 1982.
24. Tank farm in Logar with a capacity of 27 thousand cubic meters in 1983.
25. Oil depot in Puli - Khumri with a capacity of 6 thousand cubic meters
26-28. Three motor transport companies in Kabul for 300 Kamaz trucks each in 1985
29. Fuel tanker maintenance company in Kabul
30. Kamaz car service station in Hairaton, 1984
31. Construction of a gas field in the area of Shibergan with a capacity of 2.6 billion cubic meters of gas per year in 1968.
32. Construction of a gas field at the Dzharkuduk field with a complex of facilities for desulfurization and preparation of gas for transportation in the amount of up to 1.5 billion cubic meters of gas per year in 1980.
33. Booster compressor station at the gas field "Khoja-Gugerdag" 1981
34-36. Nitrogen fertilizer plant in Mazar-I-Sharif with a capacity of 105 thousand tons of urea per year with a residential settlement and a construction base in 1974.
37. Automobile repair plant in Kabul with a capacity of 1,373 capital repairs of cars and 750 tons of metal products per year 1960
38. Bagram Airport with a 3000 m runway in 1961
39. The international airfield in Kabul with a runway 2800x47 m 1962
40. Airfield "Shindand" with a runway of 2800 m 1977
41. Multi-channel communication line from Mazar-I-Sherif to Hairaton point, 1982
42. Stationary satellite communication station "Intersputnik" of the "Lotus" type
43. A house-building plant in Kabul with a capacity of 35 thousand square meters of living space in the year 1965.
44. Expansion of the house-building plant in Kabul to 37 thousand square meters of living space in the year 1982.
45. Asphalt-concrete plant in Kabul, asphalting of streets and delivery of road vehicles (delivery of equipment and technical assistance were carried out through the MW) 1955
46. Shirkhan river port, designed for processing 155 thousand tons of cargo per year, including 20 thousand tons of petroleum products in 1959.
expansion of 1961
47. The road bridge over the Khanabad river near the village of Alchin with a length of 120 m in 1959.
48. The Salang highway through the Hindu Kush mountain range (107.3 km with a 2.7 km tunnel at an altitude of 3300 m) 1964
49. Reconstruction of technical systems of the Salang tunnel in 1986
50. Kushka - Herat- Kandahar highway (679 km) with cement-concrete pavement 1965
51. Doshi - Shirkhan highway (216 km) with black coating 1966
52-54. Three road bridges in Nangarhar province over the Kunar River in the districts of Bisuda, Kame, Asmar with a length of 360 m, 230 m and 35 m, respectively, 1964.
55. Kabul- Jabal-us-Seraj highway (68.2 km) 1965
56-57. Two road bridges over the Salang and Gurband rivers of 30 m each 1961
58. Central repair shops for the repair of road construction equipment in Herat 1966
59. The Puli-Khumri-Mazari-Sherif-Shibergan highway with a length of 329 km with a black surface in 1972.
60. The highway from the Puli-Khumri-Shibergan highway to the Khairaton point on the bank of the Amu Darya River with a length of 56 km
61. Automobile and railway bridge over the Amu Darya river in 1982.
62. The complex of facilities of the transshipment base on the left bank of the Amu Darya river in the Khairaton area
63. Kindergarten for 220 places and nursery for 50 places in Kabul, 1970
64. Urban electric networks in Jalalabad, 1969
65-66. Urban electric networks in Mazar-I-Sherif and Balkh 1979
67-68. Two residential districts in Kabul with a total area of 90 thousand square meters in 1978 .
69-74. 6 weather stations and 25 posts 1974
75-78. 4 weather stations
79. Mother and Child Center for 110 visits per day in Kabul, 1971
80. Geological, geophysical, seismic and drilling operations for oil and gas in Northern Afghanistan 1968 - 1977.
81. Complex search and survey work on solid minerals
82. Polytechnic Institute in Kabul for 1200 students in 1968.
83. Technical school for 500 students for the training of specialists-oilmen and miners-geologists in Mazar-I-Sherif, 1973.
84. Automotive technical school for 700 students in Kabul
85-92. 8 vocational and technical educational institutions for the training of skilled workers 1982 - 1986.
93. Boarding school on the basis of an orphanage in Kabul in 1984.
94. Bakery in Kabul (elevator with a capacity of 50 thousand tons of grain, two mills - 375 tons of grinding per day, bakery 70 tons of bakery products per day) 1957
95. Elevator in Puli-Khumri with a capacity of 20 thousand tons of grain
96. Bakery in Kabul with a capacity of 65 tons of bakery products per day in 1981
97. A mill in Puli-Khumri with a capacity of 60 tons per day in 1982.
98. Bakery in Mazar-I-Sherif with a capacity of 20 tons of bakery products per day
99. A mill in Mazar-I-Sherif with a capacity of 60 tons of flour per day
100. Jalalabad irrigation canal with a node of head water intake structures on the Kabul river with a length of 70 km with a hydroelectric power plant with a capacity of 11.5 thousand kW 1965.
101-102. The Sarde dam with a reservoir with a capacity of 164 million cubic meters. m and irrigation networks at the dam for irrigation of 17.7 thousand hectares of land 1968 - 1977.
103-105. Two agricultural diversified farms "Gazibad" with a territory of 2.9 thousand hectares, "Halda" with a territory of 2.8 thousand hectares.irrigation and land reclamation preparation in the zone of the Jalalabad canal on an area of 24 thousand hectares 1969 - 1970.
106-108. Three veterinary laboratories for the control of infectious animal diseases in Jalalabad, Mazar-I-Sharif and Herat 1972
109. Citrus and olive processing plant in Jalalabad, 1984
110. Control and seed laboratory for grain crops in Kabul
111-113. 3 Soil and agrochemical laboratories in Kabul, Mazar-I-Sharif and Jalalabad
114-115. 2 cable cranes in the area of Khorog and Kalaya-Khumb 1985 - 1986.
116. Power line-220 kV "State Border of the USSR-Mazar-Sherif" 1986
117. Complex laboratory for the analysis of solid minerals in Kabul, 1985
118. Elevator with a capacity of 20 thousand tons of grain in Mazar-I-Sherif
119. Truck maintenance station for 4 posts in Puli-Humrm
120-121. 2 cotton seed laboratories in Kabul and Balkh
122. Polyclinic of the insurance company of civil servants for 600 visits per day in Kabul
123-125. Artificial insemination stations in Kabul (Binigisar), Mazar-I-Sharif (Balkh), Jalalabad
126. Institute of Social Sciences under the Central Committee of the NDPA 1986
127. Development of a feasibility study on the feasibility of creating two state farms based on the Sarde irrigation system
128. Power line-10 kV from the state border in the Kushka area to the Turgundi station with a substation - "-
129. Gas filling station in Kabul with a capacity of 2 thousand tons per year
130. The base of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Hairaton for unloading and storing special cargo (on contract terms)
131. Reconstruction of the Turgundi railway station in 1987
132. Restoration of the bridge over the Samangan river
133. Gas filling station in Hairaton with a capacity of 2 thousand tons of liquefied gas
134. Looping 50 km of the USSR - Afghanistan gas pipeline
135. Repair and restoration works on main roads
136. Secondary school for 1300 students in Kabul with teaching of a number of subjects in Russian
137. Installation for processing gas condensate into diesel fuel with a processing capacity of 4 thousand tons. Tons per year at the Jarkuduk gas field
138. The MGB base in the port of Hairaton
139-141. Three concrete platforms in Hairaton
142. An enterprise for the progressive assembly of bicycles with a capacity of 15 thousand pieces per year in Kabul, 1988.
Source: Website of graduates of VIIA, VKIMO, WU Editor: L38Crow
thanks mate
Афганские девушки с открытыми лицами и с автоматами, готовые защищать свою свободу. Но, спасибо Америке, моджахедам и талибам. Они даже в школу ходить не могут
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Soviet songs are so beautiful and great with meaningful and heartful lyrics
Truly beautiful truly meaningful 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
YESS AND IT'S SM BETTER THAN K-POP 😭😭😭😭
@@5yrnikidon’t ever mention that nasty “music” such as “K pop” around my soviet songs again! 😂
@@TheCommissarIsDead holy shit yes i shall never do so again my lord
but honestly everyone keeps blasting it and there's legit no actual talent involved
just people training regular koreans to dance to and sing what are actually american songs and then proceeding to call them "k-pop idols"
n...nk-pop tho.. ☠
kim trying to get in on the action
@@5yrniki thank you my wise subject. I agree with everything you said,but nk pop…. That I might want to see,at least once😭😂
As the young generation of Afghanistan, I thank the hardworking people of the Soviet Union
The communists were godless murderers who cared not for our people.
Allah and Sharia are the key to success
The time for a soviet Afghanistan will come again. Everything is in constant flux and as opposites collide and struggle against each other that’s when change happens.
THANK YOU, BROTHER!!! ✌️✌️✌️
Спасибо из России. твой комментарий ценен!
Спасибо большое. Значит всё таки не зря была эта война, и наши солдаты и рабочие действительно сделали Афганистан лучше
I really like the background footage and also the explanation of all those words. Thank you!
Вот вроде десять лет воевали, а даже бывшие враги вспоминают шурави добрым словом. Ведь кроме войны Афганистан за те десять лет получил тоючего у него не было, и после не стало - промышленность, светский образ жизни, будущее. Многие афганцы это помнят. Американцы за двадцать лет войны не построили ни одного завода в Афшанистане, ни одного жилого дома для афганцев.
за то сколько полей засеяли)))
Принесли демократию XD
Афганские девушки с открытыми лицами и с автоматами, готовые защищать свою свободу. Но, спасибо Америке, моджахедам и талибам. Они даже в школу ходить не могут
Вы не поверите наверное, я сейчас работаю на стройках - на западе
Руководил проектом по реиновации частного дома
А хозяева - из Афгана
Я как прибыл на объект - вышел седой старик-афганец, пожилой но ещё довольно крепкий мужчина, мы разговорились и как только он понял откуда я - то закричал: ТОВАРИЩ!
И приложил руку к лысой голове))
Только хорошее на ломанном русском о наших говорил)
Так приятно было - у меня аж слёзы наворачивались)
Главные его позиции: Ленин - хорошо! Шурави - хорошо! Путин (внезапно) - хорошо!
Горбачёв - плохо!)))
Очень приятный человек и семья его радушно меня приняла)
+ Мы всё чётко сделали)
Потому что была идея, цель не просто кого-то победить, а защитить, помочь развиться дружескому народу. Война не была капиталистической как сейчас
There's something great about Soviet songs
Like what?
@@shashwat_shaw the discrete sadness masked or not by the lyrics? The tragic fate of these boys sent by bureaucrats to die?
так что они писиютца кагда нароботу выходим
@@mirceadcd There is such a thing as "the geopolitical interests of your country", for which any army of any state fights. And at that time Afghanistan had a common border with the Union. The Soviets left Afghanistan and drugs poured into the USSR, and the Americans immediately entered Afghanistan and sat there for 20 years. But the local population at least respected the Russians, and hated the Americans ..
I don't know what it is,but many of the songs you've uploaded including this one have given me something to think about at least from the view of the Soviet Soldier be they paratroopers, recon scouts and more. The mournful ones like this one and the songs about Chechnya had made me shed a few tears too since I can't help but feel for the men. On the plus side, these songs are also helping me with learning Russian,so I get to practice word association and learn history too
VIVAT!!!! one of my favourite songs about Afghanistán, thanks for your work.
And my!
that guitar solo is so sweet yet it expresses emotions as if it was singing
My eyes feel moist for two nations that don't even exist anymore.
What a damn tragedy, you could see what could have been for Afghanistan. What once felt real now seems like a distant dream for the region, especially seeing the women marching in that footage.
All because of Pakistan and America turning Afghanistan a Islamist radical shit hole
Maybe, some day we shall see them. It was already been a less than a distant dream and became a close at hand reality. So why it cannot become real again?
@@flogger8413 + China
Afghanistan was doing better before the Russians, Americans, and Pakistanis got involved. no one should have stepped foot in that place
The footage shown was only in Kabul. Afghanistan should *never* have been invaded by anyone.
This song goes through my head right now as each of these cities falls to the Taliban. I am sure right now a lot of Soviet vets of the Afghan war are looking on and saying "Well, we told you so!" and a lot of US vets going yeah...you were right
At the same time its sad to see basically 30 years of war for nothing
Its also stupid to know that the Soviet propped up Afghan government actually lasted 3 years and outlasted the USSR itself, yet the current US-created government is not even going to last 6 months.
They invested in internal political infrastructure, unlike the US. That is why the government was able to maintain its hold for three years until it was overwhelmed.
The US intelligence who said afghan soldier will last long at least for 6 months was a funny thing lol
@@DogeickBateman not only political infrastructure, you can read about roads, bridges, hydroelectric power plants, enterprises, factories, universities and other good things. What is Salang Pass alone worth? It's great construction that provided and connected together a country divided by a mountain range.
@@Raviowlee Exactly.
In the end it lasted 3 weeks rofl
Omnistar you should check out Андрей Чернышёв, he was a soldier of the 345th Airborne regiment and wrote multiple songs during his deployment. His songs like 20 лет and может быть really deserve to be translated and would fit your channel perfectly. Thank you for posting all those incredible songs!
Thank you for everything that you are doing to keep these songs and memories alive. This yt chanel is a real treasure.
"sing, so that no one forgets"
Шурави is an old persion term for council - it literally means soviet in old persian.
Шурави - это древнеперсидский термин для обозначения совета - на древнеперсидском языке он буквально означает "советский".
@@АлександрГригорьев-х1б itself, it comes from arabic, shurawi, from shura شورَى : council, consultation committee (=> communism/bolcheviks)
Just as the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan fell, now the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan is in its twilight as Taliban forces capture province after province. This song really makes it feel like the end of an era. Live on Kabul, Herat, and Kandahar live on!
*Herat
blyat....when this was uploaded 2 weeks ago government forces still controlled most provincial capitals.... now only Kabul is left and is on the verge of falling... live on Kabul!
@@Felix-gl9dt Taliban just entered Kabul.
Kabul may no longer live on physically, but it will live on in our memories.
Live On! Kabul, Kandahar, Ghazni, Herat, and all the others!
And now nobody cares lol
@@seronymus we care, we will again liberate afghan women from the veils when the time is right
We will never have a friend like USSR/Russia ever again. Allies since 1837, helped us during Afghan-Anglo wars.
Spasibo! 🙏
Ethnic Afghan
🙏❤️🇷🇺🌹
Он у вас и сейчас есть ,✊
@@neo7555 Spasibo! 🤝 But I always wonder if the Russians hate us now? We were so dumb, we are always fooled by our neighbors/muslims/west.
Greetings from Russia!
@@kiotobravo1507 🙌 Hello! And thank you!
The Afghan government lasted years after the Soviets left, the current one didn't even last a proper month....
why did the soviet goverment in afghanistan shattered?
@@blackmart6441 Because USSR collapsed.
@@sadanbarakovic7318 Well, It's certainly not smart to build a puppet state which depends on another state/union
@@blackmart6441 For USSR it was. They wanted Afghanistan under their control.
Thats because People supported the regime
Another awesome banger added to my collection! You truly are a blessing!
Absolutely love this song, thanks for doing a translation!
Watching this just days after the fall of Kandahar and Herat as the Taliban close in on Kabul hits different
This hits really hard now, seeing how the Taliban just entered Kabul.
Long live Kabul, Kandahar, Herat and all the others. RIP the Soviet and American servicemen who fought a war that changed nothing.
@@DogeickBateman Im sorry but im not a shred in pity for the americans... I dont feel nor think that they've gone there to restore law and order or whatever.
They had everything, money, weapons, media, international help, everything but they fucked up very hard.
And we really shouldnt forget who helped all those terrorists for all those years...
@@a.thales7641 I feel great pity for the American soldiers and diplomats who worked on field with the Afghans, but not for the politician and analysts back in Washington who were blind to reality.
@@DogeickBateman thanks for the clarifying answer.
"Won by soldiers lost by politicians" Henry Kissinger
Long live the memory of the Soviets and their sacrifice for Afghanistan and us all . Many many respects to tjem. 🙏🙏🙏
Шурави - это древнеперсидский термин для обозначения совета - на древнеперсидском языке он буквально означает "советский".
At the end of the day, the soivets had respect to the Afghans, unlike many Americans nowadays.
Could not be more well-timed.. Viva the Afghan Shuravi !!!
Without a strong ideology and scientific thinking today's youth like us are divided. We all are selfish. We don't find fun in anything. There is only God and Greed. Hoping for better future...
LIVE ON SHURAVI !!!
It was wonderfull to see Afgan women without burka
наша цель - счастье всего человечества
Всех с Праздником!!! Здоровья, удачи и мирного неба над головой!!!
Ура, ура, урааааа!!!
And now all of the cities named in the song fell into the hands of the talibs. Sad world we live in
Last night, when I checked the news, and listened to this, I thought: "Well, at least Hairaton is still holding out." Today, I've found out that it has also fallen.
Indeed, it is a sad turn of events.
@@IGLArocknroll sad turn was happen 30 years ago. After that events didn't turn sad, they line sad.
The Greeks (Alexander the Great) failed, the British failed, the Soviet (Russian) failed, the American failed
Who's next on the list?
@@ladasodaexplains3355 Russians were close if not the CIA helping mujahideen with some stingers
@@ladasodaexplains3355 а вам кроме русских, хоть что нибудь построил? Все грабили, а русский Иван строил.
Also Bacha means boy in farsi so the translation to the begining would be close to "May peace be upon you boy."
bacha is kid in farsi also. pesar means boy in farsi. so we would say pesar bacha. it is the same language the afghans speak but pashtun has a different dialect
@@theoddone887 Pashto is a different language entirely. I am from kabul, how about you?
@@angryskimaskman3332 i am from iran but living in the UK. my apologies if i got it wrong
@@theoddone887 Yeah Iranian farsi is the same man but its way more formal then dari
Thank you my good man, for making this wonderful music more accessable to an english speaking audience.
I am from Paul khomri we respect you🫡 🇷🇺🐻🇦🇫🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
It feels good when you hear persian word in soviet-song😌
This sond is so famous in Russia.
There are enough Persian words in the Russian language...
It's so sad seeing them cheer for their Afghan allies which they have sacrificed so much for, knowing what eventually happened. They put up a good fight, poor bastards
Салам, Братья Шурави! 3-ий СТОЯ И МОЛЧА за пацанов не вернувшихся из-за РЕЧКИ!
The Soviet Union fell before Soviet Afghanistan did
The USSR broke before the Afghan Democratic Republic did
@@flogger8413 got that 40k reference
Another great upload from one of my favorite channels
This is by far my favorite song out of them all
Спасибо брат, great video
👍✊
this channel is gold
Red Salute Afghanistan.
Love USSR And Soviet Communist Party From Pakistan ❤️❤️
Ironically, Pakistan and USA was responsible for destabilising Afghanistan in the first place and making it an Islamic shithole
@@imperialenforcer2271 it does not mean that all people of Pakistan are responsible for this
Спасибо!
Vivat dear afghan People!
New Omnisar East video is the best birthday present I could wish for
Happy birthday! - Your name sounds familiar, have I met you before?
@@OmnistarEast You mean Johnny Sins? Yeah I am a...famous actor!
@Caesar's Legion i work as a doctor
glory to USSR, only men tried to save humanity
That is so true my friend. However Russians failed to put the traitor gorbachev and his Belavezha gang to trail in 30 years. Putin is still protecting these traitors. Russian people deserve truth. Glory to the great USSR and invincible Red Army.
Виват советский союза
@@slavenskazajednica7912 Gorbachev is an enemy of Eltsin and Belowezh agreement, he is simple stupid bad politician
@@Zetogoloviy228 after lenin russia got fucked up.
@@ihavenoidea2735 no you
In contrary to the Soviets pulling out of Afghanistan, I feel sad for the Americans & NATO as their farewells were less of a parade and more of a Saigon style evacuation. An utter chaos in the aftermath of the fall of Kabul. Soviets soldiers had time to celebrate in their barracks after Gorbachev gave televised statement of the withdrawal and even a fully planned parade with flag banners and flowers to go with it.
On the other hand, the Americans had to pack up in haste at dead of night without informing their Afghan allies, or even took the initiative to evacuate all remaining US citizens in Kabul. And they had to witness civilians making desperate last ditch attempts to hold onto military cargo planes in hopes of escaping the country. In all, I can't imagine how the US veterans are feeling after seeing such contrast from the Soviets in this video.
The Soviets were invited by the Afghan socialist government because they fucked up. The Americans just straight up invaded the country while just bombing things to rubble.
@@bruhb7611 agree
US is what turned this country into this state
the reason SOVIET fail is it was not evil enough as USA
The us entered Afghanistan because they should not give us Osama Bin Laden. Was it a good idea, no, but we need to get payback for the attack on 9/11.
Amazing content keep uo the good work
Великий советский союз
Вот как ты написал, такой он и великий.
@@ЛИва-х8г ваш спасибо
Уважение брат
Живјели браћо РУСИ 100000000000000 година
This one hits different seeing some of those cities are still holding out against the taliban.
LIVE ON! KANDAHAR AND HERAT!
Not anymore
saw the discord notification, definitely sounds better :)
Виват,дорогие мои шурави!
Очень любим Вас, родные наши Воины-шурави! С сердечным приветом из Находки!
Эпоха героев и созидателей. А сейчас эпоха разврата.
и пожирателей
Проще: эпоха торгашей.
Капитализмом называется.
Смешное высказывание, будто бы вам 12 лет. Возможно вы просто обиделись на жизнь
@@Filosof_Real хахаха, не будь с ним груб.
I got to give it to you Omnistar, you hit the nail on the "TWO MORE WEEKS" thing. kek :(
The USSR not only fought, it also built factories, roads, hospitals☝️🙄
😂😂😂
Most of the infrastructure theyve built back then is still being used today
while all thats left of the usa is weapons and death
@@shizukadoitsukitsune1919 And a huge pile of rubbish!
So what still invaders
The intent was entirely different, the soviets intended to incorporate, annex, invade, the same cannot be said for the US, which was a "revenge" for 9/11
Omnistar East Вы очень хороший чяеловек. У вас чистое сердце...
Long Live The Great Soviet Union 🚩
gem
gem that saved the sharty
There is a separate cauldron in hell for Mikhail Gorbachev and Boris Yeltsin.
Nah mate if Gorbachev went to hell he would collapse hell
Don't forget to mention ronald reagan and Charlie Wilson.
Correct.
@@flogger8413 Because he's still alive, the devil doesn't want him to ruin everything.
Zugbignew Brezenski is roasting in the deepest level of hell now!
Ребята, поклон вам. Смотришь кадры, какую страну загубил Запад...
I am from Paul khomri we respect you 🇷🇺🐻🇦🇫🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Спасибо!
Мы уважаем тех, кто был нам братьями там.
LIVE ON!
Красивая песня.
Thanks for fixing this song, one of my favorites.
This is a banger...
Да, это просто великолепная песня.
Soviet troops left Afghanistan with pride. They fought against terrorists, built hospitals and schools and wanted a peaceful Afghanistan. The Afghan government held out for another 3 years. If the USSR had not collapsed, the secular government was still there.
The Americans entered Afghanistan, nothing left except corruption and fled shamefully
I think after all, Soviets/Russians just the won this 43 years war.
USA,NATO and their allies was practicaly defeated.
Corrupt drug puppet government fall near 40 days after their withdrawal.
Russians and Chinese embassy diplomats stay here and they are protected by Taliban.
Afghanistan after 40 years are full of western guns so probably it will be bought by anti-zionist movements around world.
Russian federation and China will economical cooperated with new government as exchange for removal opium fields and bring stability of course those countries got afghan natural expensive resources like lithium and uranium.
Afghanistan will be reconstructed by Russians and Chinese.
I wish Afghanistan and his nation finally peace!
Everything that Americans and their allies touch always ending by disaster.
Afghanistan,Iraq,Libya,Syria,Ukraine...I hope this war was they last before they economical fall.
@@slovakpatriottv Slovakia is filled with Nazi's.
@@jayy7842 Why? We have only western puppets in head of state.
Sorry but that is utter bullshit. The Soviets tried to maintain control over a communist puppet state like they did in eastern europe. The Soviets never cared about the well-being of its subjects, that´s why the eastern bloc collapsed. The western intervention was a mistake, but it had different intentions and did not broke international law. In fact, there was even an UN resolution for this intervention.
The western allies built up a modern society, the living standard had risen by 10 - 20 years, children had access to school. Withdrawing was a big mistake, and we can thank Trump for that. He thought naively, that you can negotiate with terrorists and exclude the very governement, the US is supporting, from these negotiations. The biggest mistake was not the intervention itself, but the withdrawal
This hits so much harder now that Kabul has fallen
And all whatever is seen in this video is nothing but a distant dream to any Afghan now. Especially the women.
@@MikoyanGurevichMiG21 and the kids,well all the civilians.
Idk. This taliban is a lot different than the previous version. They are smart, they value the education.
@@Kreia. Oh ya sure they value it by putting radicals in power rather than people who had an actual education. Moreover going back in time with every social policy possible, terrorists cannot run an economy.
Get out of the gutter, what they tell you about them "changing" is to win acceptance and get out of the birthing a terrorist state first stage
@@pembis9835 and in 2021
Za 📷 video respect 💪🤝👍 i nashu grupu Kaskad💖👍🤝
This is so good...
Vivat, Afghanistan!!!
I cant believe that all the footage happened before I was born and most of them are 50 to 70 years old now
I love this song
Glory to the Red army fighting Islamic extremist terrorism
Civilians (Afghan):
562,000[48]-2,000,000 killed
5 million refugees outside Afghanistan
2 million internally displaced persons
Around 3 million Afghans wounded (mostly civilians)
Their fighting for their country
@@nkristianschmidt good
I wonder how many countries went to Afghanistan to support USA and NATO
@@case3270 that was for their elite to befriend the US elite, so mission accomplished
Another banger
Дела до конца не доделали, и вправду. Возможно, сейчас Афган был бы хоть и средним, но государством, а главное без войны
3:52 the most sick guitar I've ever heard 😭
Old good song
Thanks, Omni
Wonderful
Our great friend Shuravi !
I HIGHLY recommend the following detailed explanation of the Soviet treatment of Afghans vs the American one. It goes throught where the soviets succeeded and why the Americans failed in Afghanistan.
Бача значит Ребят на персидском языке
You have just made my new favourite afghan war song
Waltuh
Hell yeah keep it up
Don't forget for *Афганский Валсь / Afganskii Waltz* by *Группа Каскад / Gruppa Kaskad*
I uploaded a remastered version on my channel
00:36 Какой красивый мужчина!
Beautiful. The beginning sound a bit like "hey you" by Pink Floyd
İ love this song
Почему этой песни нет в плейлисте песен группы "каскад" на канале? (
Наши папы самое лучшее что мы имеем
Наши папы молодцы нами дочерьми любимым спасибо большое и слава вам
Wanting to celebrate and this comes into my recommended, hell yeah.
i have your old upload of this song in my playlist :D I have rare omnistar video now!!
I listening the melody of guitar it feels same familiar like west german rock band scorpions