to ensure your daily life so that you are comfortable, how to choose the right clothes, choose the right shoes, how to buy a burner, because the guys save money, buy the cheapest burners, they just stink up the dugout with this non-combustible gas, well, this is also a problem, and somewhere yes, here and there in the strata, well, actually also the strata that i met, we had no problems with this. we somehow understood that this is how it works, and somewhere like that, well, i was also told personally that you are some kind of abnormal, why is it so easy for you these kind of difficult conditions, you know, i really watched people complain about the fact that it wouldn't have occurred to me to complain, and one more thing - cooking, you and i were taught to cook in the field , you like anyway, somehow without problems, and somehow in the morning he got up and brewed oatmeal.

it's great, well, yes, the guys sometimes ate like that , what happened, what happened, this is the most problematic thing, because then it has such an effect on health, actually, i remember what you know when there is still no opportunity there, for example, to light a fire so as not to expose yourself, that's the way out situations, all the same, there are really burners and everything else here , but that school that you don't... everything is very different, you know, eh, someone wants to listen to it, someone says: what are you teaching me, i, i know everything, i know, and he just does such, such a stupid thing , which is simply shameful, you know, it also depends a lot on the type of person, and with a serious expression on the face like this, yes, yes, yes, yes, or he, well... alone, yes, really, i

i don't know that, i'm incompetent in this , listen to that, listen to that, actually there are such people who, you know, very, very er, such, er, specific people are people who have served a sentence, they really think , that they know everything, they know everything, and like, you didn't serve a line, what can you know, really, you didn't stand on the nightstand, you didn't stand like a snob, what can you know, so... then everything evens out, it evens out somewhere, because i have already compared somewhere that, in fact, service in the army is for a certain moment, it turns into a kind of orphanage for boys, it doesn't matter how old you are, because everyone somewhere becomes those guys who try to assert themselves, convince each other who is cooler and so on, let's move on to the actual national-patriotic question, what is often thrown at us, well, with you

russian-speaking guys in the trenches, how can you attack the russian language, like you, a platoon, a person whose, well, let's say, the soul is not in that direction at all , so that it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter how you did with your unit cope with possible russian-language elements? well, look, the 103rd brigade in our company did not have a single russian-speaker, although we had guys from the east, they all spoke ukrainian, that's 100%. yes, some of them transferred quite recently, there they sometimes spoke in russian, but everyone spoke ukrainian and everyone understood everything perfectly, the instructors in the training center had a different situation, but the russian-speakers tried to switch to ukrainian, so there was already some understanding, i some stubborn ones i didn’t meet russian-speakers, but really i didn’t meet russian-speakers for the whole time and... what

are you pointing out to me there, what is the difference and so on, well, there weren’t any, really all of them, and even those who, for whom it was difficult, he i was terribly confused by that, but really the guys are confused by the fact that they have difficulty transitioning to the ukrainian language, that’s why, that’s why somewhere, yes, there were a lot of discussions and arguments, so somewhere there, you understand, this gradual invasion is in people were formed their own worlds. in there is someone there to thank god, the family was ukrainian, patriotic, not russified, like mine, yes, well, it is not my merit, it is the merit of my family, mine of my grandfather, who was upa, i was brought up like that, i have never i didn’t listen to russian music at all, i didn’t even imagine how it was possible to listen to russian music, never, you know, but from school to this day i don’t have a single russian track,

it will be somewhere in chernihiv, not even in chernihiv, not even in our country there are also so many people in lviv who grew up there russified families, they had their own world, where dostoevsky, bulgakov, king ishut, aria, these were the bricks of this house of this world, and they are falling now, and like in the 14th year it begins to crack, but on february 24 he it just starts to fall apart, well, someone is wiser, he just took it and started to build a new house, you know, but...some people try to keep it like this until it's piled up and there and somewhere there, as a result, you know what turns out to be a classic izba izba and that's it if you know, that's how it was, it was just from those building materials somewhere it looks like that, do you know what other building materials are used, what is now called bayraktarshchyna, this is the cultural

context of bayraktarshchyna, this is the scaffolding of the whole , i would say that there is, you know, bayraktarshchyna, this is me , if it was a house, i would compare bayraktarshchyna, you know, such a house with ... the shevchenkiv grove, and if the beautiful hutsul settlement starts to rot in it, then instead of a normal board, they start to shove such chipboard, which has already dried up in the warehouse, this is bayraktarshchyna, you know, somewhere like that, somewhere like that, but how do you tell me in your the unit actually was with russian music, because i understand that ukrainian can be spoken, and ukrainian must be spoken, and many people speak it, but still, there is some basis, well, i listened to a lot in my youth, did it break through in you? this sort of thing broke out in several units, but the last case was when the guys of vasylkivski troop went to the training ground and got into the car with a speaker and heard this, the guys say, well, how, well, how is this possible, and what is it, we

grew up on this, we i grew up on this, the guys say, i also grew up on a lot of things, the frame is on margarine that guy, for example, also used to go around in childhood and pee in his pants, but now we don't do that, because we grew out of that. it is possible and from this we also have to grow out of this russian world, well, somehow, somehow people do not always have it in their heads - it is correlated so so not how one thing is related to the other, but rostik, please tell me how your own with this self-awareness that it is possible that it is not yet completed, what am i leading to, you mentioned that your grandfather was in the upa, my grandfather was in the sss galicia, that is, maybe there were acquaintances somewhere among ourselves. and i have a clear conviction, and my wife accepted it when i went to war on her birthday in the 22nd year, that my grandfather did not finish his work, did not have time, now it is my job to finish it, about yours, that is nationally patriotic, family and so further,

how did you feel in that war, in fact, when you volunteered for the volunteers, one, one of the reasons why i left, it was probably not to leave this war... to live for the children, but i see, it doesn't work out that way , it doesn’t work like that, and it’s my pet, plastovy, who is 19 years old, he actually volunteered, went to azov, yes, he is fighting now, it is normal, he is moving there normally, unfortunately, our children are already actually involved in this war, and somehow, somehow, it is a war. on pause, or we, we just have to somehow get used to it and understand that this war is a way of our existence, and the sooner society, including the youth, will understand that this is what it is, we live in such a reality, and war is a reality, it

's not what, it's not someone's business, isn't it, it's not faith in the armed forces, which are holding the front somewhere, well done guys, we believe in you, you're there hold on, yes, this is our common cause, and now nothing is important. nothing could be more important than the war, yes, because, you know, i remembered in the 39th year, when here the lions went there in ball gowns, there they went to the theater, and no one expected that the budomon people in dirty overcoats will come and drive them out of their houses, this measure simply did not add up, however, bumanonskogo will be filled with mountains of corpses, well, somehow no one thought that way. yes, and now we also think to ourselves that this is unreal, yes, well most people think it's unreal but these are the realities either we them or they us you've had injuries you've been injured twice if i'm not mistaken once you've been injured once tell me please after that wounding,

something has changed in you, well, i’ve won, that’s enough of me, well, i feel sorry for myself or something else, or else your consciousness and subconscious work together with it, i think that i’m too... older, that’s all the wounding i have ptsd there, oh there, no, no, and it's just like one of, well, one of the adventures in the war, that's all. well, thank god, everything is healed, everything is working, at least from what we can see, and from what rostik, please tell me now about your children, how many children do you have, four, four children, yes, four , and all of them are from one wife, it’s wonderful, they are plastrons, yes, all plastrons, even, even clementi, who is 5 years old, he is also a baby bird, and i want, you know, to ask such a thing, because sometimes and... in different perceptions this can be understood, let's imagine that your son plastun

is now 24 years old, and you, as the father of your son, in in principle, you can extrapolate this situation, it is possible for him to go to war in a year, this is your son, it is no longer about himself, not about the ephemeral, let the young people go to fight, how would you feel about his... aah desire to also take part in the war, realizing that if you don't hide it, you might have to hide it, that is, there are options to swim across the yew, they are not, no, well, i look at you and understand that these options are, you know, well, you constantly think about it, because three sons, three sons, and i believe that yes, yes, well, and otherwise, well, well, it can't be that we and... our children hide and hide, you mean, hide, hide, hide,

so that we hide from our children, this, this is unacceptable, this is unacceptable, or you would i discuss this choice with him, or would i trust him unequivocally, if you say so, then i think that knowing the actions of my eldest son, not knowing whether he would agree to something else, that is, i think that what... with values , at least everything is okay there, and as you can see from your friends, or let's say from the people from your bubble, you and i are from the roughest of the same bubbles, we grew up in the stratum, we got to know each other while quarreling somewhere in the stratum, and it’s good that the quarrel didn’t continue, but as you can see, there is no hypocrisy in people, there is no such thing in people, you know, here we sing, boys, we will go and fight, here i am praised his whole family just in case. well , god forbid one of mine is taken away, well, you know, somehow god protects me so that i don't run into

the protected, how can it be otherwise? somehow i do not face this, at least all my friends, if not fighting, then at least involved in defense forces, or do they have serious reasons not to be in the army, so i don’t have any friends, dodgers of any kind and so on, i tried, you know, even on facebook there was a volunteer day and i think, well, i drag everyone who is related, it is about one in five, one in five, and i have both teenagers and older people there, and also among the nex layer there are many people, so very many, very many, and you know, i also i want to say that you often hear about patriotic education when i worked at the educational center there, we have nationally patriotic training there, because we know about it. uh, basic basic military training, there are also lectures on national-patriotic training,

well, there is an event for what do we need it for, why do we need it? i remembered that in russia they formed, it was in the news, they formed a battalion named after bohdan khmelnytsky from our prisoners of war, that is, these are guys who were captured, and under certain circumstances agreed to fight like janissaries, they behaved like that to fight against his brothers yes, well, only the janissaries, they were brought up in that way from deep childhood, the question of what is this, what is this, if not the lack of conviction in the correct values, it seems to me that what it is, is another matter, that these things are such as nationally patriotic training in the same course, they must be read and... because not everyone knows without - basic military training, yes, the course of a young fighter is better, yes, yes, it should be

read by such fanatics, so a person is fanatically convinced that he reads if he reads a story about pro-turanism massacre there and so on , she must understand that she must understand what she must be convinced of in order for others to be enflamed by it yes yes and when it is like that a woman comes out who identifies herself with a russian name and starts like this... something, something read the synopsis there, of course, that such classes are not necessary, well, somewhere yes, and you are probably already up to full-scale, and now somewhere... you face the fact that it is possible that your children are also in lessons with national-patriotic upbringing, but tell me, please, what about these lessons and what's wrong, it's hard to say, i didn't have any, no thoughts from the children,

well, the children have such critical thinking and they understand where, where... where they are hypocritically trying to teach them something, where, where really true, yes, only here is what i heard about the national, about this defense of the fatherland, that it is quite so, you know, potomkin, like potemkin villages, here i think we need to work more on this subject in the school course, and again, well, it's the same in schools or in... region or army, these things should be said by people who are convinced of this, who live by it, when someone says it just like that, that is , to send an ethics teacher for a week to the courses of national and patriotic education, this is not a way out of the situation, i don’t even know if this ethics teacher, he's a patriot, if he, he has these beliefs, then yes, then yes, but

just according to the staffing, as they say, just no, it, it won't work, it won't work, to teach children shoot, yes, uh, my clement is 5 years old, he can tell you four rules owning a weapon, he shoots that nerf, you know, those rubber balls, yes, but he already has a discipline about weapons, so i think it should be an element of our culture, weapons, so galicians, they have to go there on sunday to church, after church, don't go to a beer bar, but go to a shooting range to shoot, that's because these are our realities, because as long as we have this neighbor, we must be... you know, a mildly militarized society, somewhere, somewhere yes, uh, regarding military discipline for children, and to what extent it is correctly embodied in strati, do you think it should be tougher, eh, are you critical of all these punishments in the form of squats,

push-ups and nervous mothers who write, call the camp and say, what are you putting my child through? to squat, i believe that in this layer there are elements of discipline and self-discipline, they are simply perfectly implemented, i just made sure of this, in the army, you know, the first days, er, when we were there, our part was already formed, and there we were guarding her, i thought to myself, but if i told my boys, to the plastuns, there, relatively speaking, the task... there is to carry a box into this room, they would do it in an elementary way, they would do it, no one would even notice them, they would do it in an elementary way, because they have some kind of skills, discipline as well, actually not even discipline, but the awareness that there is an order and it must be carried out, and productively, and not carried out in such a way that one does not get angry, so i believe that the layer

teaches this and not only that, the layer teaches to think, which orders he gives. too, because there are not enough orders what a plastun receives, he also gives to others, being there, occupying some position of a circle, chicken and so on, and this is very cool, and the fact that plastuns at the age of 16 are doing serious projects, my now, chmolivs, they are preparing a camp , yes, these are boys 16, 18 years old, they are yes, yes, yes, they are cooking, they are they. prepare a camp in the carpathians for 10 days, that is, they calculate food, logistics, do everything themselves, everything that is in the army, it is true, we, we sometimes control from the side, there are guys, it is right, it is wrong, and in general, in general, everything all by themselves they are doing, and this, this, this is a cool project, that 's not enough discipline , self-discipline is actually an important factor here, somewhere like that, all the

time that i was in the army, you know, when they asked me, how are you? you feel yourself there, i gave various interviews there, i say, honestly, i have the feeling that i am in a big shale camp, they are just trying to kill me, today we spoke with rostislav antimys, a veteran, in the project without armor at fm halychyna plastun, actually somewhere we agree in the opinion that we must give our children the correct national and patriotic education is not for ticking off, but this kind of real... clean with the belief that we, even now, here you are, rostiko, i, that we are doing everything right in order to continue our ukrainianness, a project without... no on fm halychyna promises you that it will bring even more interesting people, this is just the beginning, and i say thank you very much, brother, because now we have to do our own thing here,

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an incredible trip, it will never be forgotten in my heart. let's together give memories that will warm hearts and help to survive these difficult and scary moments. congratulations, the other day, such a very successful russian information operation, which lasted for more than 10 years, which they conducted against the azov regiment, telling that there are nazis there, and that's exactly what happened, explaining that in ukraine in general a nazi country, well, that's all you've heard. denazification and so on and the like, that's why i think it's successful, because the demonization of the azov regiment, then still the national guard

of ukraine, had a hand. well, there are even a lot of western journalists, i’m not talking about russian journalists there, or those who come from russia, who have even escaped from russia now, all of them are actually there, well, in the world’s largest media, they wrote a lot of things there, moreover, remember, there was a story of an attempt to convict a soldier of the azov regiment in italy, well, in short, all this was very successful and suddenly... it collapsed, it was a big blow to russian propaganda, a big blow, a big loss for russian propaganda, because in its essence, well, this myth that they were telling something about some ukrainians are too right-wing, too nationalist, or some, you know, radical and all that, and suddenly there was news that, well, in principle

, stunned us. russian propagandists that the united states has lifted restrictions on the provision of weapons to the azov unit, and actually said that now it must be treated, as a regular unit of the russian and ukrainian armed forces. well, the russian news, of course, has been talking about it for a couple of days, that's for sure. and yet, the united states allowed the transfer of its weapons to ukraine. commander of the azov battalion. in our country, it is recognized as terrorist and is prohibited. the washington post newspaper writes: in 2015, america closed military aid to azov, admitting that there may be racists and radical nationalists in their ranks. and the un accused this formation of violating humanitarian law. there are many militants in russia azov is serving long sentences for particularly brutal murders and torture of civilians in donbas. since

2015, the views and methods of these terrorists, if... have changed, then even more in the inhuman side, but washington's attitude towards them has changed diametrically, well, in fact , the footage you saw is to some extent an explanation of why it has changed , because the way the russians treated the prisoners in captivity, this is, well, it is, you know, torture , absolutely inhumane treatment, they killed some of the prisoners there, convicted them and actually imprisoned them. on completely falsified cases, and all of this ended up being the arguments that played against the russians, and also appreciate the fact that this decision was made in the united states in 15 infiltrated both the united states congress and the united states media, the united nations, eventually, where all this was demonized, demonized,

demonized, and now. you see, it has collapsed, well, that is to say that the situation has become worse, there, and russian propaganda wins, well this is just a demonstration that it will not win in the world, it will lose, because the myths that existed for more than ten years have fallen, and the russian propagandists as a result of hysteria, now the brigade will have official access to the military... . of us aid, as well as any other unit of the armed forces. let's just remind that the ban on the supply of weapons to azov was led by the democrats in the us congress and has been in effect since the 15th year. no violations of human rights, racist, xenophobic or nazi views of the leaders and rank-and-file fighters of the azov state security service of the united states can't see now. they are trying to veil it politically so that the whole world

does not understand who they are really with. the russians already have such completely fake stories, well, about this, of course, they come up with stories and completely fake explanations , the most probably funny story is the one that russian propagandists prescribed to the deputy of the state duma zhuravlov, he voiced it on the air, but... when it was written, then this fake just appeared and only the russians spread it, and when he already said it on the russian air, until this moment this fake denied, and had to, you know, wriggle out, and what he said, and the way it was wrung out, well, you know, such a separate comedy story and comedy show, as we know, were removed from the azov regiment or brigade.