wrote the script and again, when she read the script to ivan, she said: "yours is the best, just like the countryman." but, but ivan gave me, gave me the script to read. yes, that is, in fact, he worked, he worked, but that’s all, that is, this is what we are opening now, say, in alugorsk, yes, in fact, everything that she did, i always think that here you are, you write some there is a file. it's a shame, you also have a problem that you lost some text so small, yes, but when the text is written and you lose some file, you also a person, for example, like ala gorska, when virtually everything was destroyed, yes, or when mykolaichuk, he died, he was 47, yes, 46, 47, yes, just like shevchenko, taras shevchen, that is, a person leaves at such a time , fruitful, yes, and she understands that she cannot work , everything he did is either on the shelf, or recut, or from... shchyny, what do you

think, i heard somewhere, i forgot where, it seems that in the movie trizna, roman balayan speaks, he says that if mykolaichuk were alive now, well, then he would, then he would drink, simply, it was in in the early 90s, somewhere around that, i understand, that is, if, if mykolaichuk was alive, what do you think his fate would have been like if he had lived for 70 years? or 80, did you ever think about it, i thought, i think that ivan would have created, because somehow after, already after 91, when there was already independence, he would have done a lot for ukraine, a lot, i wanted to ask you a difficult question about ivan mykolaichuk and women, he was loved by many women, yes... women loved him

so much that they came to maria, they they wrote letters, they made up stories, they called, they made up stories, ugh, half-truths, some kind of myths, there was lyubov polishchuk, who played malva, she gave some kind of interview about the fact that this is the love of life and that it was supposedly mutual, she was also there one ukrainian actress, whom i will not name, who tells that she bases the fact that he loved her in return on the fact that... she brought him some swimming trunks from japan, there, well, different myths, yes, what, and it all came , yes, that is , creative people, women who loved him terribly, they created different stories, as in this was maria's response, and whether and how, and whether it was true that you, what you saw, no, well, that it was true, it was true, they even called and said, give me ivan, give me this marichka. she endured it very steadfastly, very much, she

believed ivan, because ivan in the last days, he said, myst, he is myst, myst, said, i have never loved anyone as much as you, you are mine, and she, but for some reason he he called her all the time widow mary, widow maria, widow mykolaichuk, he always called her that, he felt something. but he also told her such a phrase that such as they don't leave you, they don't leave you, yes, that is, it was some kind of special love story, but when ivan died and marichka, marichka was sometimes called widow mykolaichuk, she used to say: i'm not pretending, i'm the wife of ivan mykolaichuk, do you think what is it now, what is it now that young people are starting to look, to be interested, and shadows, and babylon 20, is mykolaichuk

coming back? i think that it is coming back, you know, so many people, i was at the presentation, well , watching the film about palagrama, and in podil, there is that cinema october, such very active, there, and i was watching and meeting with bryukhovetskaya at larisa ivanovna, yes, yes, a film connoisseur, and when i saw in ogolosh, read that there would be a meeting there, i asked myself to go there. i spoke there, told stories, you know, people are very interested, after the film, after watching this film, after that, i was admitted, people asked, did you really know ivan or marichka, all that, and they asked about the keys, so , and what can we talk about now about the kyiv cinema house, there are so many people, there is such a thing creative life is raging, there i would go to the centenary of parajanov. it's just unbelievable that the word

for a coffee shop there is called babylon babylon, so thank you, mrs. valya valentina kovalska, was with us today and told. about the environment of poetic cinema, people who created poetic cinema, about ivan and maria mykolaichuk, we thank you very much for this story, thank you, i would like a book for you, and it’s great, it’s good that you mentioned it, this is the book that valentina kovalska singled out, and these songs are like the song tree of ivan mykolychuk, these are the songs of ivan mykolaichuk, songs from films, songs from films by ivan mykolaichuk. which was collected and published by valentina kovalska, this is how we say goodbye and thank you, all the best, see you in a week, thank you, thank you, all the best, congratulations, this is svoboda live on

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serhiy burgan of the verkhnyodniprovsky court of the dnipropetrovsk region on the red flag. according to the case materials , he demanded 2.5 thousand dollars through an intermediary. for this, he promised to remove the arrest from the property, which was seized as part of the criminal proceedings. in progress the investigation documented the receipt of funds by the persons involved, after receiving which the judge made an illegal decision in favor of the person. during searches of the places of residence and work of the persons involved, the law enforcement officers seized the funds that were received as illegal benefits. the anti-corruption center drew attention to other manipulations by serhiy burhan. he headed the upper dnipro court of the dnipropetrovsk region since 2007. last year, the new head of the court. judge tetyana petryuk, however , she was re-elected in three days, the court was once again headed by burhan. presumably, in this way he bypassed the ban on presiding over the court for three terms in a row the public integrity council exposed the superpower of the judge. he can make decisions without being at the workplace, moreover, he manages to make more than 50

decisions in one day. in total, the state administrative court counted 68 decisions that serhii burhan made while studying at the school of judges. the second disciplinary chamber of the supreme council of justice. dismissed oleksiy tandyr, the judge of the makariv district court of the kyiv region, who last year, while in a state of alcoholic intoxication, killed a serviceman vadym bondarenko's national guard, when he was on duty at the checkpoint at the entrance to kyiv. now the final decision must be made by the entire composition of the supreme council of justice. currently, judge tandyr, although suspended from the administration of justice and in pre-trial detention, has not yet been dismissed from his position and still receives a considerable salary. the higher qualifications commission continues to conduct interviews with candidates for the post of judge and with current themis employees, assessing their integrity and professional competence. and although it is already the renewed composition of the vkks, which was formed with the participation of foreign specialists and taking into account

high international standards, experts and public activists notice a decrease in the quality of conducting assessments. the commission is increasingly turning a blind eye to non-compliance. we reloaded the highest qualification commission of judges by 100%. expectations from them, and this is not only the expectation of ukrainian society, because the request to clean up the judiciary has been very relevant since the days of the maidan, and since the revolution. dignity, and we have only just begun this process, or resumed, shall we say, the qualification evaluation of judges, which began back in 2015, with a new body that was supposed to finally fire unscrupulous judges, and everything started as if it was not bad, but now the percentage of cases, the percentage of judges in respect of which the decision was negative, the public integrity council, that is, recognized them unscrupulous, on which the higher quali commission of judges agreed. today it is only 38%. of the more than 110 judges who have already passed the qualification assessment, at least 62 have had

negative findings from the public integrity council, and more than half of them are higher the qualification commission, despite dubious integrity, recognized them as suitable for the position and sent only 22 to dismissal. that is, in two-thirds of the cases, the commission of judges throws all those facts into the dustbin. and all those, what was found about the judges, their dishonesty, their property, their previous decisions and so on, it's a bad number, but a catastrophic trend, because if this continues, then there's every chance that in a few months, not even years, the vkks will reach the figures of the previous vkks kozyakov, which actually blasted for the failure of judicial reform, when only 15 of the 3,000 qualified judges were dismissed last week. the supreme court of justice retained several judges who have negative conclusions of the state administrative court.

for example, the judge of the pavlograd city district court of the dnipropetrovsk region serhii babiya. in 2018, babia's wife bought a toyota chr car for almost uah 800,000. babii says that part of the amount for him was allegedly given to his wife by her mother, and he paid the rest. but for some reason, the judge did not indicate a gift in the declaration mother's, nor his own. it was said, i give it to my mother. the old one, and she helps me and you 50-50 50-50 to buy a new one, that's all. in 2013 , serhii babiya's wife purchased shares of the ebrd public joint-stock company for almost uah 110,000. according to the dyyura foundation, at that time she had no official income, the judge did not report such shares or income from their disposal in any of the annual declarations. the wife purchased these securities for her own money. money, i had nothing to do with this transaction, so actually, what did i buy it for, but

sold, well, okay, but where did she get these funds, this is the question, the wife had her own free funds all the time, the public integrity council draws attention to the connections of judge serhii babii, an active people's deputy of ukraine from the servant of the people, a member oleksiy demchenko of the verkhovna rada committee on legal policy. in particular, together they were the founders of a law firm and even jointly own an office with an area of ​​111 m2 in dnipro. i stopped my participation in the society, communication with demchenko is episodic continued as a formal sign , i am a member of the working group of the ukrainian parliament on the issues of proper financing of the judiciary, which was created by the decision of the legal policy committee headed by mr. demch. from 2018 to 2021, the judge and his family members

traveled to russia several times, according to the public integrity council, babii crossed the border with the aggressor country at least six times and returned to ukraine in less than a week. babiy himself explains this by the rules of border registration and allegedly incorrectly entered information into the system. the referee's file includes information about naboo and the specified airport of departure. dnipro, arrival airport sharmershen, section of the russian border. have you crossed the border from the russian federation? no, did not cross, did not cross. this explanation is quite satisfactory. danylo vkks in february 2022, serhii babii tried to become a member of the supreme council of justice. the ethics council thoroughly studied his biography and found him unscrupulous. the ethics council, which was engaged in the reform of the supreme council of justice, you, which with international experts, recognized that, more precisely, she did not give a recommendation on the criterion of integrity, she recognized the judge as unscrupulous in fact. the higher committee of judges at

the qualification evaluation says: everything is great, great judge, you can. continue to work until the end of your days in the updated, reformed judicial system of ukraine. often, the higher qualification commission of judges turns a blind eye to the judges' removal of drunken drivers. themis officials use a common scheme of prolonging the case, and then simply closing it because the time limit has expired. this is known evasion scheme to avoid responsibility for drunk driving, the result is accidents, including fatalities. literally not so long ago, there was a story about an 18-year-old girl who was killed by a drunken scumbag, sorry, behind the wheel, whose license had not been taken away by the judge six months before, despite all this, the higher commission of judges of the new keel, recognizes them as virtuous . thus, the supreme court of justice retained ada pedenko, the judge of the solomyansky district court of kyiv, who, according to the calculations of the civic council of virtue, actually granted amnesty to 21

drunk drivers and judge sloviansky of the city and district court of the donetsk region. alina goncharova, who closed about 100 cases for drunk driving. judge goncharova, who closed more than 50% of the cases she had on drunk driving, due to the statute of limitations. that is , it means that most of the cases that you consider in this category, you consider so badly that they are closed and the deadline simply expires. last year, in november, the higher qualification commission of judges and the public council of integrity agreed on a joint proposal. markers indicating inconsistency of a judge or a candidate for the position of judge to the criteria of integrity and professional ethics, as well as the principles of their application. however, vkks seems to have decided to ignore the agreements. drunk driving is an indicator written in black and white in the criteria jointly agreed by the highest-ranking commission of judges and the public

integrity council, which are indicators of dishonesty, that is, both bodies agreed that if there are such cases, it is not... honest , the decision is opposed to the decision of the same body. if this trend will continue, the entire qualification assessment, and thus the general cleansing of the judicial system of ukraine, will be in jeopardy. qualification assessment of judges is one of the priorities. the reset of the vcks was one, there was number two, the reset of the vcks of the ivrp, out of the seven points that we needed to fulfill in order to receive candidate status and open negotiations. about joining the eu, that is , in fact, if this reform fails, everything goes to that, then there will be no european integration for us, well, that is, we will be in this limbo simply endless the number of years in candidate status and we will surpass turkey simply by this parameter, which has already been there for 25 years. so, currently,

whether the judicial reform will continue in ukraine, and thus the path to the european one, depends on the quality of the work of the higher qualification commission of judges. and that's all for today, if you want to report corrupt judges or illegal decisions, write to me on facebook or to this email address. see you in exactly a week. congratulations, today i will tell about three children from the kherson region who went missing and which we are trying to find. i will say right away that, unfortunately, not much is known about them, so we really hope for your concern and help. please watch this video carefully, and if you recognize any of the children in question, do not hesitate and immediately

call the hotline 116.30. so, alexei. khrustalov, stela naydenova and bohdan kotenko. all of them disappeared during the occupation and until now nothing is known about them. the connection with oleksiy was cut off at the very beginning of the war and there was no more news from him. we only know that he is 17 years old, and before the start of the full-scale invasion, he lived in the village of nova-zburivka in the skadovsky district of the kherson region. what happened to him and where the guy is now, unfortunately, we don't... know, and i emphasize once again that there is really a great hope that one of you will recognize oleksiy, so look into his face if suddenly you do you know something about the boy? report to the hotline of the child tracing service 116/30. we will be grateful for any information. and this is 14-year-old stela naydenova.

she, like oleksii khrustalov, disappeared on the beginning of a full-scale invasion. it happened in kherson, when the city was under russian occupation. since then, there has been no contact with her , and the girl's whereabouts are unknown. unfortunately, it is not known that she could have been taken out or deported to russia. in general, the deportation of children is a component of the crime of genocide, so i would like to note that if you know about any crime against a child, in particular about abduction or deportation, do not remain indifferent and immediately report it to the police, or report it to our website stoprime ua . do you you can even do it anonymously. bohdan kotenko also disappeared in kherson region, he is 15 years old, and we know that when the full-scale invasion began, he lived in skadovsk, kherson region. just

as in the situation with oleksiy khrustalov and stela naydenova, due to the fact that bohdan disappeared during the occupation, there is actually no information about him, but it is very important that we have his photo, and accordingly there is a chance that one of you recognizes him. so once again, please, as much as possible... look carefully into the faces of oleksiy khrustalov, stela naydenova and bohdana kotenko. and first of all, i appeal to the residents of the temporarily occupied part of the kherson region, who can see this video on youtube. if you have information about these children, who may still be in kherson oblast, please notify us immediately on the hotline 116.30. if you are in the occupier. and you do not have the opportunity to call, you can contact us by writing to the chatbot of the child search service in telegram or on our website. let's not

be indifferent and let's try to find oleksiy stela and bohdan together. and ourselves the end, once again i ask you to take just a few minutes of your time and go to the website of the child tracing service. here in the "missing children of ukraine" section you can. to see boys and girls who are currently wanted, look closely at their faces, i will be very grateful if you share information about missing children in your facebook or instagram, because of course, the more people see the ad about the wanted child, then the more chances there will be to find her, and if you suddenly recognize one of them, call immediately our hotline 1163. calls from all mobile operators in ukraine are free. we have created a resource thanks to which you can report any crime against a child.

in any city, at any time. just go to the site and report, and we will launch all possible mechanisms to punish the criminal. stopcaym ua. greetings to the viewers of the tv channel, my name is kateryna galko and this is our exclusive conversation with the ex-prime minister of the republic of moldova. let's start. mrs. natalya, you held the position of prime minister at the time when a full-scale invasion began in ukraine. so, how do you remember the mood of moldova at that time, and did you see a threat then? and for moldova. of course, from the very beginning, we believed that this russian invasion of ukraine was a flagrant violation of international

law. we supported ukraine from day one. we knew about the intelligence, we knew the information that the war might break out, so we prepared in case of unforeseen circumstances. but at the same time, until the last minute, we did not think that it was so big a full-scale war, the largest in europe since world war ii, could happen very close to ukraine. therefore, of course, we mobilized the entire society in support of ukraine. first of all, they helped the influx of refugees, but then, of course.

also, of course, we had to focus on minimizing the impact of the war on our citizens, even though we don't have an actual war, we are engaged in a hybrid war. we observed quite tragic economic consequences, therefore, at the same time as helping the ukrainian people, we also focused on with the help of moldovan. how the attitude and scale of assistance changed. during your tenure. first of all, let me mention people-to-people contacts, because i think that's the most important thing. i think that there were many ukrainians who discovered moldovans for themselves, and many moldovans who discovered ukrainians for themselves. and i know very beautiful stories about how people come together, about how people start to cooperate, be it mayors or local authorities or businessmen. i know that the ukrainians

started it. business started a new life, and i i think we saw a high appreciation of how moldovan society responded to the refugee crisis, you know, before the war, in unhcr, the high commissioner for refugees, you know, thought that we could accept a maximum of 25 thousand people, but because the whole society mobilized , and we saw people taking people into their homes, we saw a lot of volunteers, we saw how the private sector contributed, we saw how almost all sectors of society were involved, thanks to which we were able to take in 125 thousand at the height of the crisis refugees, that is, five times more than our total estimated capacity. and you know,

we've seen a lot of these human stories. of course, this affects society as a whole. you know, i think a lot of people are starting to wonder about our real risks. in addition, our security strategy, for example, was updated for the first time. the threat from russia was mentioned in an official document of this kind. and we've seen, we've seen people, for example, start to question the... they're still less than 50% because neutrality has been around for a long time was used as a concept to help us get rid of russian troops, but of course, now we see that it doesn't work that way. so, we observe profound changes,

as in the contacts between. and in the attitude of society. moldova and ukraine simultaneously began their journey to the european union. how difficult was this path for your country, and what are the biggest challenges now? i believe that this was a natural path, both for ukraine and for moldova. you know, we have a majority in the parliament, and if you look at the election program, we said that apply for admission to... so, you know, we felt that applying for candidate status was a natural next step in our association agreement and the association process itself. and we have always talked with the eu

about the fact that our neighbors... should mean our exclusion from the status of a potential candidate. now we have seen that the war in ukraine has brought us very close to our european partners, and this applies to the architecture of the entire european project. that is why it is important for europe that ukraine wins. so we don't considered it a difficult path, we did not consider it a change of course. and we are grateful that our european partners saw, saw our point of view, and when i say ours, i mean ukraine and moldova as well. the russian federation still has a significant influence on life in moldova. how to reduce its impact. so, one thing i want everyone to understand is that, you know, it's like 2014 in...