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the myth planted by the russians that odessa is a russian city is... odessa was never a russian city, everything ukrainian was destroyed here for 200 years, 200 years here everything ukrainian was washed away. odessa constantly wanted to be some kind of separate, here yes , we are in ukraine, we want to be in ukraine, but yes , please do not touch us, on may 2, odessa defended its will and its freedom, such global processes are taking place in the country, i will stand aside but we will definitely never forgive russia for everything it has done to our people. it seems to me that there is absolutely no place for all people with in-law views after february 24 in odessa. my biggest fear is that under no circumstances will it grow in

14th-22nd year format. tired of the war, well, okay, go die, well, like, go bury yourself, die. well, you are tired of war. and what exactly do you do? odesa is a city, not from where they go, but where

they go? odessa is a import, import is our life, and odessans are it. do you see how nice the kurdyuk is, why is this kurdyuk small, and that kurdyuk is big? - it's not big, no, it's bad, but it's a different breed, which is

tastier, it's crudyuchna, well, so crudyuchna, 50 for 50, so what? best of all, our odesa must be preserved, nurtured and protected. this is what we are for. thank you. i thank you. thank you. odessans are colorful. odessans

are different nations, this is the sun. it's laughter, it's the ability to find. opportunities, the ability to do business, the ability to be an entrepreneur. odessa is the best city in the world, bright, european, ukrainian, very promising. sports culture. from the point of view, odessa is a very interesting phenomenon, it is the development of entrepreneurship and innovation, and here odessa shows very interesting examples, because each ethnic nation had its influence on some, niche business niche,

for example, we know that the germans had half a percent of them there, but pharmacies all were german retail trade, jews, of course, grain, greeks, italians. tobacco, karaites, there is perfume, something, the french, the italians, the myth planted by the russians that odessa is a russian city, it's moyachnya, because... because odessa has always been an anti-imperial and anti-russian city. odesa is a european city. 135 nationalities live in the city. and what, they are all russians? well, stupid.

may 2 - these were events that were not only turning points for odesa, they were turning points for the whole of ukraine, that on may 2 odesa, de facto, held a referendum that odesa is ukraine. i deeply respect him for what he did in the 14th year. odesa was not surrendered, there was resistance and everything turned out well for them, so mark is very grateful for that. the events of may 2 began on oleksandrivskyi prospekt. about 300-400 people gathered there who were ready for a conflict. in armored cars, fairy tales, with sticks, as it turned out later

, there were street fights, with firearms, injuries, with the dead, hundreds of people were maimed, they drove fast, they couldn’t cope, we tried to break through, they have weapons and ammunition and the rest, they have so ,

i just monitored the situation and when needed, directed someone to where needed, yes, we went through all the stages of the maidan here in odessa. i say to my man: dima, we need to go to kyiv, he says no, everyone must be in their place, that is, ma, if they will take another city council there in odessa, we must be here to beat it off, well, that is, we we did everything we could to make it spin, not stick. relentlessly demanded from the authorities to

clean up this sloppy field, which is impossible for the breeding ground of the entire anti-ukrainian movement was located in the center of the city. and so to speak, such a nest of the fsb. i said it was. will lead to trouble, we did not come to the building of the trade unions and decided to demolish it, they came to the city center, attacked peaceful citizens, were defeated and fled to the building of the trade unions, well, we have to go there, guys, good, good, and when the fire started, we organized the rescue of these people, but we were not... ready for them , we saved them, but these are human qualities, because when people say sorry, save, we forgave them and

shout to us, save, wave a white flag, pull down from a great height, i i regret, of course, i regret the victims of may 2, it is still in my heart, i am very sorry that this one died there. the death of many people who were good for nothing at all. on may 2, it was clear. that odessa remains ukrainian for sure. i started developing my community of pro-ukrainian pro-ukrainian youth long ago. in 2009, we founded an embroidery festival. at first it

was like such a small celebration of the independence day of ukraine in odesa. but the last years before the full-scale invasion, it's a huge festival, 4-5 days, open air, about 100,000 visitors there. natalochka mazharova is a holy person, and i respect her very deeply, and i associate our future with a person like her. we are now on primorsky boulevard and... this is where the vyshyvankovy festival began. we came up with the main key actions that have become traditional for the embroidery festival. the first one is the promotion of velentsyuk embroiderer. everyone wears embroidered shirts and goes to primorye boulevard. and we start vidyuk to build an embroidered chain

down the peremki staircase to the marine station and back. in general, there is some kind of magic in this, because everyone is super close, everyone is important, you see everyone live, and you also hold hands. there will be a story about duke. we came up with the idea of ​​dressing the duke in an embroidered jacket in 2009, but these pro-russian organizations did not allow us to do it, who came and physically surrounded this monument, guarded it so that we would not disgrace the honor of duke dir chellier, the founder of odessa, with our terrible embroidered with a hacksaw dignity, we decided that it seems to be russia even after the revolution took place now, it's time to put the duke in the vyshyvanka, and

i stood and thought, my god, how we have changed, well, it's just goosebumps... when this moment of wearing the vyshyvanka of nedyuk finally happens in odessa and also safely, it was very impressive , honestly, the issue of ukrainization of odessans and odessa became a security issue, it became basic. in odesa , more and more people began to speak ukrainian , and there are still two. years ago, when you get into a car or minibus there and you speak in ukrainian, 90% of questions come to you, like, where are you from, where are you from we came, you are the one from styria, i came to you, well, like, actually now it is very cool and very nice to hear how many young people have already completely changed

the ukrainian language and communicate completely, i was constantly speaking russian, i just came to. .. it’s not like it was before, what’s the difference, what language do you speak, i keep asking, well, if what’s the difference, then if all ukraine spoke ukrainian, it would be what is happening now, well, it wasn’t, identity odessans, this is also a very bad concept that type odessa is like that, a bag of japanese people, there are all kinds of situations like getting confused and doing the wrong business or something else. when we talk about what to do with a myth, then we need to assess how important it is to us and why we want to keep something and get rid of something, so we have to expand the idea of ​​the myth, we have to let

the crooks and so and so and so and so, because in fact, if we go back to... to the odesa myth, which was before the gangster one, it will turn out like this, then it will turn out like this, so that everything was cool, and then they came, who, they came the russians and komunyaks took it away from us, and we want to overcome kamunyak and the russians in order to return to that odessa, a happy city, to earn money and a good life, so this is the transformation that is possible. we just have to communicate it a little, because in reality people were happy not when they were associated with some bandits, but when they could improve their own... well, i am a member of the historian-toponymic commission of the city of odessa, almost every day we deal with what we give an estimate to leave

this toponym, this name, or clean up, to whom will we change it, why can this figure no longer remain in the urban space? there are 2130 streets in odessa, we need to rename about 500. we are returning the surnames. ukrainians, great ukrainians, primarily odessans who were associated with odessa, or other ukrainian names, and we have returned about 80 names to date, related specifically to ukrainian history with the ukrainian military, scientists, musicians, maybe there is some category of people who only after february 22nd of the year, they will see. understood that we will never be close to russia, and we must clearly choose our own, our ukrainian vector of existence, our ukrainian vector of cultural development.

may 2, this is such a half step before everyone decides, and february 24, as the final point. it seems to me that after february 24, there is absolutely no place in odesa for all people with weak views. the war started in ukraine, and a lot of people from business or just from some professions, they started to take. take responsibility for what is happening in society, for example, the majority of odessans were involved at the beginning of the war precisely in the reception of

internally displaced persons. who is he to you, who is he, and i say, and what he said, i say, he shouted that i am the commander, he did not shout, this is one of the pillars. on which odesa stood, ah, from the point of view of the volunteer direction, they started and opened one of the largest volunteer centers in ukraine. no, we understand very much, very much , it is easy for me and him, because we are from business, both of us, we build everything as a business, but we have one goal, which is victory, and well... natalya bogachenko is a person with the maximum possible empathy, she wants to help everyone and everyone, and she

does it so, well, so sincerely that i admire these qualities of hers, everything that is a bag, loaders, everything is a donor, everything is a donor. shelves, well, this is my place, it's been a year and a half , i've been living here, god forbid that we don't go through this, what's it like to be left without, without a home, without an apartment, without relatives, many came with incomplete staff. because the dead, dead relatives, we had such a story when a woman came, how many children do you have? well, in order not to have hygiene, there are two more, there were three, one,

one child died in the bombing. what distinguishes our volunteer initiative from others is that i have been an entrepreneur all my life, and i have been engaged in distribution, what is distribution, we find somewhere what we need, who our customers need, bring it to the warehouse, and then wholesale there and in retail, we deliver, distribute, well , in fact, this is what volunteers do, and that's why i actually interpolated... all the business processes that i'm used to and with which i work in the volunteer center. today

, we have a database, and we have an electronic database that we we have 197,000 families of immigrants who have passed through our volunteer center. well, this is the heart of our center. here, our warehouses, with the help we give to displaced people. to date, we have issued aid without belongings. without things, probably 3 million, 3 million kilograms, it must be said that we are very grateful to every donor, well, to everyone, because our award for the largest volunteer center is their award, we are just the hands that give help, help, that's all they, people found

help in volunteering. not that security, but they somehow disconnected from the information background by their actions, that is , everything is bad, nothing is clear, but you are doing something, and it calms you down a little, they began to produce armor plates for our defenders , sew plate carriers, made 500 bulletproof vests somewhere from april to june , the background was born from this, initially, these were some details that we could organize here later. more and more engaged in such complex things, we met guys from the national guard of ukraine in odesa, i went with them to the front, to zaporizhzhia direction, looked at how they work with drones, and after that we decided that it should be done more systematically, with a business approach and on a large scale, so together with zngu we started to make our first production, there were 300-400.

monthly, currently there we collect about 4 thousand, 4-5 00 drones monthly, very... i wanted, in addition to helping with the military, and working with the military, to work with society, i adore history, and i know how much and how historical works memory that people eventually forget that it happens, that is, people get used to it, sasha and mykola viknyanskyi, the organist and mykhailo reva, of course, organized the event, it was an exhibition that was held in the odesa

art gallery. museums, mykhailo showed his works, that is, his sculptures, his paintings , his experience of what happened, how russia affects ukraine, because i wanted to shout about this injustice, that's why i began to think, well, as a sculptor, i understood that ... the forms generated by evil, they are, well, kind of unique, the very first sculpture was born when i was driving from buchi, to train, and at that moment she called.

i am a daughter from kyiv and i told my dad that our dacha was being shelled there, and indeed there was a rocket attack, and this big expensive rocket flew to this place where the guests of our city and all of us rest, and we always called this dacha the territory of love. my neighbors collected the wreckage of this rocket, brought it to me, and this is how the first sculpture was born, we called this project the study of evil, because we are researching, he is like a miner, researching forms, how is it possible for such evil to appear in the other world , we we have to show it to european opinion leaders, german, for example, politicians...

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