and human issues and daily human needs, and now, as a representative of a public organization, i don't have many tools, i don't have many leverage, i can write letters, call, and very often i can be ineffective in solving these issues. i thought that if i'm a representative, here it's not an mp, it 's a representative, it's called, if i'm a representative at the local council level, then i'll have a little bit more tools and a little bit more power to help my... community here in order to represent her interests, advocate, defend, voice them, because it is obvious that in the irish they help us, but they have their own voters, they have their own community, they have their needs, and they even sometimes do not know about our needs, which can be very it's easy to solve, that 's a plus for this status, i think it will allow me to communicate with members of parliament and the cabinet of ministers and solve or raise some global issues, because people have... many questions, and what is our status

after the 25th year, now we are under the temporary protection of ireland until the 25th year it was extended, and what's next, are we going to be sent away, are we going to change this social security status to something else, or some people are already talking about whether these years that we are here we live under the temporary protection of those enrolled in citizenship, if someone wants to stay, that is, there are many such issues, and they should already be raised at the state level, because... unfortunately, we do not yet see that ireland has some kind of long-term strategy towards ukrainians, and some decisions look like some decisions of the authorities look quite spontaneous and uncontrived, so we need to talk about the long-term integration of ukrainians, how they can use our potential, how we can strengthen them and, for example, fill the gaps that exist in their labor market, how we can become more effective taxpayers and payers .

taxes, when, for example, we would not work in low positions for the minimum wage, but when people could use their ukrainian education, confirm it and enter more highly qualified positions, accordingly, in this way ireland would also win, and the person would win, and the person would pay more taxes, and ireland would have high-ranking specialists in whom it did not invest anything, especially since the issue of dual citizenship is currently being considered in the ukrainian parliament and which ... this way it can work, they say that next week they can even bring a vote to the hall, and of course, you can stay and ukrainians and citizens of some other country will then know their plans only until the 25th year, well, that's true nothing is possible it is very difficult to plan strategically, let's say to enter a university or send a child to some school. my own

business, a small one, i will say two more words, if i may, what impresses me is that we conduct courses and help people with opening their own businesses, i have a big request from the crimean tatars in particular regarding opening their own businesses, these people are very , really want to work, very interested and motivated to open small businesses, that is , people already want to open coffee shops, cooking, food delivery and so on, well that is... in principle, in principle, it could also be a very good, good moment for them in terms of integration and in order to build their own future here, and from a political point of view, i think that globally it will benefit us benefit, is it possible to contribute to the understanding of irish people and the irish state and what crimea is, and why it is ukrainian and so on, this is the understanding in ireland, what it is... everyone understands that crimea

is, it is a part of ukraine, that the indigenous people of crimea, crimean tatars, autochthons and so on, is this understanding there, we explain it and explain it to the irish, to be honest with them, i also cannot say about the whole picture, about the whole of ireland, of course, that some irish people, they understand what crimea is and so on, in most of them know kyiv, they know odesa, the topic of crimea is unknown to them, they do not know about the kor'. the people of the crimean tatars, they don't know about the deportation, they don't know about the genocide that the crimean tatars experienced, and we explain this to the irish, and in particular we plan, i think i don't know, well i won't announce everything, but we are currently planning a series of cultural events featuring very famous crimean tatar filmmakers here in ireland, it is still in the development and planning stages, but we are planning it. we, we have probably already guessed who, who it is,

but i want to draw the attention of the audience that behind our backs with the ghouls on the plasmas from... species of nature appear, and this time it is not crimea, usually you see crimea , and you see ireland today, and here at least the nature, well, very, very reminds me of the crimea in autumn, the same mountains are not very high and pleasant, and there a haze, blue in the distance, something similar to our black sea or the sea of ​​azov. mrs. natalya, if i could remind the crimeans, ukrainians living in ireland one more time? on june 7 , they have to come to the election and where are they, well, those who registered, i know that the registration is over, it seems that on may 19, those who registered and can come to the local elections in the city and in the city of killarney and elect

you there under what number is on the ballot, i am only alphabetical, there are no numbers here, there is the alphabet 17, we have candidates and i will be somewhere in the middle on the letter krasnenkov, but they distribute all such posters and ask you to give them your first vote from number one, because here they do not put a cross or a check mark in front of the name of the candidate, they number the candidates, this candidate is my first priority, i put he has the number one, this is my second priority, i give him the second place, such a hit parade is peculiar, it also takes the third place, this also takes the fourth place, and thus everyone asks that... you were in their first place, as he sings tricycle well, you know, i'm not i can't help but ask this question, which we ask, we ask everyone who is running for election there, well at least here in ukraine, and what do you promise your electorate? for me, i communicate

this as there is a big housing crisis here, we need to deal with it, with the housing crisis, we also need to deal with medicine here, because there is a very big... to doctors and very, very big , big stress on doctors, there are not enough of them , i would like to offer our experience of telemedicine, which we used in ukraine during covid, and regarding the houses and regarding the solution housing problem, i think it should also be worked on, and plus i'm in favor of developing small businesses, small businesses to help people with mentorship programs, because small businesses are easy to open, but not everyone knows, this is the way, and that's why people spend a lot of months of effort and energy to properly create a business plan, get confirmation, funding and so on, i would like to do something like that, something like a mentoring office, where people could be very specifically explained what needs to be done ,

as well as help with this and lead a person behind a hand along this path so that in a month or two a person can already open his own business and work, and the fourth thing is that... the slogan unity in community is unity in the community, it is about integration, about ukrainians integrated as much as possible and were not in their own bubble, only closed, yes, through language courses, through participation in volunteer programs, the irish are very keen on volunteering, it is right in their dna, and accordingly, so that the irish learn more about us , and ukrainians integrated into the irish community, and not to stay only in your own communities, thank you, continued krasnenkova. a woman from sumy, a candidate for the regional council, an analogue of our regional council in local elections in ireland, and we talked about the crimeans on the island. well, that's all today , gulsum khalilova and andriy

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think we already have a guest, oleksandr kovalenko, a military-political columnist of the information resistance group, congratulations mr. oleksandr, congratulations, and let's start with this nighttime large-scale attack on ukraine , when for the first time, i think, we saw rockets even on the territory of zakarpattia oblast, they were headed for mukachevo, this is the first time in 2.5 years. war in transcarpathia , there was such a threat of a russian attack, although it seemed to me that they everyone flew to these objects in that, they made such a turn, what are the real desires of the russians, they say that they are doing this in response to russian attacks on ukrainian attacks on russian infrastructure, but if you seriously analyze it without propaganda, and this it started back in 2022, when at that moment... general surovikin became the commander of the russian occupation group, and this is his general concept

of conducting energy terror, and there cannot be any response to any strikes on the territory of the russian federation, nothing similar, this is a general concept, a scenario, a plan for the destruction of the energy infrastructure on the territory of ukraine, which began precisely in the fall of 2022 and continues to do so, but is being adjusted. depending on what resource the russian occupiers have, and accordingly they either concentrate one type of weapons of means of destruction on the territory of ukraine, change the general concept of using even all types of weapons, for example, you mentioned that the flight path, it was already in unusual areas and regions, rockets also appeared there and... that's it and it is this element of changing the trajectory of the flight routes of the missiles so that they

have a greater efficiency of use taking into account the placement of our air defense means, that is, they constantly adjust the routes, receive relevant intelligence information from various sources, we can talk a lot about them, which ones exactly they use sources for this, and to get this information, but they try to adapt as much as possible to the conditions when... they don't have so many of these missiles for each such strike, that is, they can't concentrate 100, 150, for example, only one hastu 1,555 missiles, and they are forced to maximize the effectiveness, even i would say so, the survivability of each weapon, whether it is a missile or a kamikaze drone. mr. oleksandr, in fact, in the last seven days, we have had three large-scale missile attacks using: the strategic aviation of the occupying power, starting last sunday,

ending essentially this night, do you think there will be some pause now, or will the invaders continue, conditionally saying, this missile terror, or this block of missile terror during the next days or the next week, well, in principle, the one that took place can be called a large-scale attack. on the night of june 1, because those that took place, for example, on may 30, it is difficult to name it on a large scale, one was used... seven of which were destroyed, a kind of semi-combined strike with limited ammunition, and the attack that took place on may 26, 12155 was used, it was more like the development of the battle on the eve of a really massive strike, but the russians now

depend first of all. from the power of the production of these means of destruction, we see that their main component during combined missile strikes continues to be the main shock component - these are k101555 missiles, and it is from the production of the production volumes of these missiles that how quickly they will be able to restore ammunition, prepare new boards depends before use, the main carriers of these missiles are here... 95 ms, and in principle, all this directly affects the fact that the russians will be able to strike again only after the resource is restored, a week, a week and a half to two weeks, depending on whether it's going to be a limited war effort or whether it's going to be a really large-scale

strike. mr. oleksandr, this is such a limited attack that took place. on the night of may 30 to 31, i.e. kyiv, one iskander and, as far as i understand, one shakhet, what it was, this is also intelligence, whether to expect in principle any strikes, maybe on the capital after that, how can it be described, for why exactly such a tactic was used by the occupiers, well actually, i'll say which one, i don't know, because well, actually it really was it's pointless, because... first of all, the russians, as we can see, have recently been trying to bypass kyiv and the kyiv region, even during combined missile strikes on the territory of ukraine. why, because they understand very well that there is a shelled air defense system, a manned air defense system, which also includes a large radio system patriot and sempti,

which precisely allow the destruction of even the most complex intercepted missiles, such as the g-47 m2 kenzhal and even the newest, as they claimed, not having a rocket in the world zircon 3m22. and it is precisely because of this that they either use large-scale attacks of the combined type, which are aimed at breaking through such a complex, insane air defense system, or try to bypass it altogether. what they sent iskander k. what is iskander k? iskander k is actually a land caliber. caliber, that is , an air-ballistic missile that can be intercepted not only by the petroio chimti, but in fact by all means of air defense that we have at our disposal with a medium range , nasams, irst, even zrk buk and so on,

the same with the shahed, so maybe it was an attempt to find out the location of our... when they start fixing this target, but on the other hand, the iskanderk is quite an expensive missile in comparison, for example, even with ten shaheds, and much more rational, more rational would be to use a certain number of groups of shahedeids, send them in the direction of kyiv, detect the radar, and after that adjust their plans for the capital. i wanted to ask what could really change with the news about the possibility of using western weapons to strike the sovereign territory of the russian federation, i understand that this is still limited, we are just talking about the border areas, but to what extent it can really change the situation, at least with the security of kharkiv, with the security of other border areas of ukraine. yes, this is a gradual expansion of the capabilities of the defense forces

of ukraine. why i say gradually is because i still believe in the fact that this is the first stage of expanding our capabilities. because, for example, in 2022, talk about the possibility of striking western weapons on russian territory federation, well, it was generally taboo, it was a movithon, during any meetings at the diplomatic level, it was generally forbidden to bring it up, and that is why we are now seeing this evolution, no, i do not rule out that this will be the first stage when we we will have such a limited, limited ability to strike the territory. of the russian federation of western weapons, in the future there will be another stage when it will allow us to expand these boundaries and even use long-range weapons, the same atakams at their full strength up to 300 km. but it will be a prospect already of the future, and 50 km is the near rear zone, in the near rear zone

, troops are concentrated on the eve of the start of intensive offensive operations, that is, this is the zone where the concentration of manpower, mechanized components and strikes, artillery components, barrel artillery, rocket systems of volley fire, will allow us to... uh , to work in advance, that is, to disrupt their plans for offensive actions, among other things, this greatly simplifies our counter-battery capabilities, because in most cases of the russians, they fire at our positions from their own territory, using their artillery, we, in order to effectively counter this strike in a counter-battery format, are forced to use only... or soviet-type artillery, or sau bohdan himself, but at the same time not western-style ammunition, namely , soviet-style ammunition, or of its

own production, and they have a shorter target hitting distance than western counterparts, so this is the dilemma that arose, now it will of course be neglected, this advantage the russians gradually, not immediately, this does not mean that we will immediately have a buffer there without... security, and this is the first moment, and the second moment is very important, this is that we also received permission to destroy the aircraft, destroy the aircraft, directly, it is a big problem russian su-34, which are carriers of corrected aerial bombs, while their main location for terror in relation to kharkiv is in the northern and also northeastern sectors from... and can reach there, well, for example, air defense systems parsley, if it will be placed, of course in the kharkiv area. so, in this way, we will be able to reduce the number

of terrorist attacks on kharkov using the kabs, destroying first of all the carriers themselves, and for the russians it is very painful when their aircraft is destroyed, they have it, well, for them it is a very painful topic. ukrainian and... european officials are now actively discussing, or at least debating , the issue of the possibility of shooting down the same missiles or rockets over the territory of the west of our country. mr. alexander, how relevant is it in general, as it is possible, and if such a decision is made, then in theory, how should this happen, should these missiles be shot down from the territory of nato countries or not? is it even possible to fly there to the near border and help our anti-aircraft defense to eliminate russian enemy targets? well, i'll say this, i

look at this topic without any optimism at all, i don't see any prospects for the implementation of such a project in the medium-term or even long-term perspective, if only. will not join nato. there are several problems here. the first is legal, how can it be justified legally? shooting down a missile in the air the vastness of a country that is not a member of the north atlantic alliance. at the same time , it will be done by a country that is a member of the north atlantic alliance. well, for example, the same poland. how to implement it, legally, how exactly to integrate it into the fifth article. of collective security, which is already quite overbureaucratized and archaic, it is like the north atlantic alliance itself, a bureaucratic such an archaic mechanism

, in fact, that has long been begging for reform, global reform, this is the first point, and the second point, why i don't i see some prospects for solving this issue in the near future, this is technically already an aspect, let's imagine such a moment that in the direction of... lviv , a russian hast-1-555 is flying, it sends a buck m1 air defense missile to intercept it, it can intercept it , but at the same time, this enemy missile is seen by the polish air defense system, for example, the same patriot air defense system, so the coherence of actions, the compatibility of systems, the synchronization of system actions, it is impossible, at all at this level... to systematize actions, synchronize actions, and it can work out even such a situation that a polish missile will shoot down our missile, and as a result, a russian missile

will hit... wherever it was headed, that is , that is where the problem lies, how is it technically correct to combine everything with each other, serious problems can arise with this problems and there may be many mistakes, even mistakes of a critical level, because if western fighters, polish, as an option, will enter our airspace, will the foreign system work accordingly. on our systems, mainly soviet ones located in western ukraine, these are not western ones systems are now being placed, there mostly everything is in the network, in a single network still of the soviet type. thank you, mr. oleksandr, oleksandr kovalenko, the military-political viewer of the information resistance group was on our air, we are going to take a break for a few minutes, but please, please stay with us, what's next for interesting news. there are discounts

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saturday political club, live broadcast, we are back, and now we will talk about international events. we already have the next guest, this is volodymyr ogryzko, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine in 2007-2009, head of the russian research center. mr. volodymyr, i am glad to welcome you. yes, i congratulate you, mr. andriy, i congratulate you, sir. mr. volodymyr, right away i would like to ask you about such an extraordinary event for russians today, rather an event, the russian media today are very actively writing about the so-called peace march of orban, which took place, which is so pompously reported by all and the partners of the russian federation, and exalted as if this is such an event,

almost of a european or a planet... scale, what is it, is it some kind of complex multi-role together with the russians, or is it relatively speaking, the initiative of orbán himself, where he wants to promote his own point of view and his agenda, well, you know, orbán is not such an independent figure to promote something like this, he, unfortunately, is becoming more and more obvious. he is a puppet of the kremlin and does everything that is dictated to him from moscow. it is very sad, because in fact, it undermines the unity of the european union, it undermines the unity of nato. he acts, therefore, as a real trojan horse, with the help of which moscow wants to separate the european union and nato. well, actually, for moscow is...