and precisely because of the nuclear, because of the nuclear factor. you know, i think that, of course , the timing of this summit is not very favorable, not very favorable for ukraine, well , it was not possible to postpone it, because it is the date of 75 years, it could have been held there a little earlier, a little later, but what is the peak the election campaign in the united states and... under the conditions when both candidates go hand in hand, ah, biden does not want to take risky steps, he is actually afraid that he will then come under criticism from trump and his supporters, that is to say biden could drag the united states into war. therefore, the combination of these factors leads to the fact that the decision has not yet been made, well, we are really on it... and

we did not expect that an invitation to nato membership would be recorded in some way , as it was in vilnius, there were indeed warm-ups, warm-ups, expectations, and even more so there were disappointments, now we realized that this will not happen, so if it is recorded that the movement is... irreversible, that is, not reversible, then it will be good , and i agree here in the sense that we let's see what the final words of the communiqué will be, there were talks that a separate security agreement could be signed between nato and ukraine, then they disappeared somewhere, i haven't heard anything about it in recent days, but what can we talk about. it is probably the fact that aid

is increasing, aid is increasing, aid from various nato countries, the numbers are increasing, but, well, unfortunately, so far this has not brought a turning point in the course of the war, let's hope that the west is also mobilized, because it is obvious when we talk about our victory in this war, if we... receive the necessary military assistance from the west, if we do not receive assistance in the form of strengthening economic sanctions against russia and closing the loopholes in the existing sanctions, it is obvious that there will be a conflict, the war will drag on , we have to understand this, so really, if, for example, trump wins, well , it's ambiguous, no one knows which one. will

conduct trump's policy, and not only in terms of ukraine, he is unpredictable with regard to almost all the foundations of international, of international politics, well, then we don't know what the situation will be, maybe he really will give ukraine the necessary help, or maybe not, he will try to reconcile ukraine with russia in some way, so a lot depends. from these american elections, well, i say this banality, but just to explain once again, that is why every step of biden is balanced here, he is limited by the possibilities and risks of the election campaign, it seems that you also asked about the global south, well, in particular , i would like maybe you know what would you like to say about our capabilities in this regard. where we will not finish, where

there can be significant support for ukraine now, but also for you to explain these words, as far as i understand, of the newly elected, well , the new old prime minister of india, the indian republic, narendra modi, who putin said, not that there are deadly words, but unpleasant for putin, because we know that india buys gas and oil there, but the truth is that russians cannot take rupees from india, they do not pay in other currencies, but that is not the point. he said that you won't solve anything with war, you won't solve anything with weapons on the battlefield, these words were in, well, at least it's important that it was said, if we talk about the global south in general, what are the prospects in ukraine, now they are , you know, the near future, let's say, well , look, if we talk about india's position, we should not simplify it, it is actually very complex and controversial, because, for example, prime minister modi, he did not go to summit highway so the shanghai

cooperation organization, it was obvious sign, instead he went, well, it can be connected not only with russia, but also with china. with china's policy, because even though india and china and russia are members of the sco, even though they are members of brics, but actually the main threat to india is china, yes, and therefore india's policy, it is such, ah, they have their own term, well, we can translate it, pluriliteralism, yes, well , that is, conventionally speaking, multipolarity, yes, but... modi went to putin, modi said these words about that war does not solve anything, but to interpret what should be for that, there should be further dialogue and negotiations, it can be interpreted in different ways, well, they also wrote that , unfortunately, modi and putin hugged each other, yes,

and this is what i think, it was just possible to avoid, yes, these gestures, yes, that's why... india is interested in good relations with the west, because it understands that the main revenues, innovations, even now now and military equipment, if before all this, all this was coming, well, we just saw these hugs, and this was literally already or after, or in my opinion even after the attack on okhmadit, on kyiv, therefore, india's position remains here... ambiguous, in general, if we talk about the global south, well, let's look at the results of the global peace summit, let's not dramatize, after all, 100 countries came, but 80 only subsist 80 is also a lot, so that

of them, about 40 countries of the west, and the rest are countries of the global south, signed this communique, but these countries, which are from the global south, which are part of... the big twenty , they abstained with the exception of argentina, that is , brazil and mexico also abstained , and saudi arabia, and egypt was obtained, that is therefore, unfortunately, thailand held back here, well , thailand is not a member of the g20, but nevertheless the country is quite influential, that is... the countries of the global south still take a rather cautious position now, yes, well, except for those that there were those who sent their representatives, and at a high level, such as the same president, the president of argentina, but, i would

not overestimate our opportunities in the global south now, you know, i used to be... a little more optimistic, because at the beginning of the war, when there were resolutions against of russian aggression in the un, er, 140 plus countries voted, that is, it is obvious that most of the countries, precisely from the global south, they voted in support of these resolutions, yes, but voting in support of these resolutions, well, this does not mean doing any concrete steps, we now see that this number has signed. this communique is only 80 countries which is a lot too yes so it can work here but it's a shame some countries refused to sign this communique i forgot to mention south africa by the way i wonder what in south

in africa, gradual changes are possible, why, because a coalition government was formed there for the first time, nelson's party was previously in power. affairs, the african national congress in 1994, and they were not limited by anything, and now they have gained a majority, and so they had to enter into a coalition, where the main party is the democratic alliance, which simply takes a pro-ukrainian position, their leader was coming, it it was a couple of years ago, i came to ukraine already during the war, that is, maybe there will be some changes, a course correction. of about the war, but i would be careful here , i mean, careful in the sense that again, when we talk about this global peace summit, the first one that took place, and this communiqué, it

was focused around three issues that were supposed to be the least common to the denominators, yes, that is, it is food security. nuclear security, return, exchange of captives and return of children, that is, it would seem that a lot of countries should unite around this, but you see, brazil, southern... africa, india, mexico, there is saudi arabia, they took and refrained, at least it seemed that there was refraining. now we hear that the second peace summit will be held soon, as was also the case here. it seems to me that the most important thing for us now is not to set any chronological framework, after all, to work for the result, and the result was... will be primarily from the countries of the west, which provide us with weapons and weapons and which

introduce economic sanctions, although some countries of the global half a day they joined those sanctions, by the way, it is interesting that singapore came to the global peace summit, but how next, how far we will move even with with these three, with the three points in the communiqué that have already been signed, what's next? we will move, if we look at another provision of zelenskyi's formula, that is, here i think, in fact , both diplomats and experts have many questions, and i would not jump ahead here, i will only add the opinion of our viewers here, people are watching us, the broadcast continues on youtube, who has the light, now they are writing, and our contributor and viewer, who on... calls himself sirko, everyone is watching the events, who will be stronger, so

the zsu should beat, well, in principle, i can somewhere agree with the fact that really, who should be stronger, but the strength of the spirit is one thing, it is, of course, strength in modern war - it is resources, weapons, opportunities, timely rotation, reinforcements, as president zelensky said recently, we have 14 newly formed brigades, that's up to 70, 70-90 thousand soldiers, but no weapons. for them, this is a reserve, for example, that is, what we can do, we have 230 billion ukrainian armed forces, which the ministry of defense cannot purchase, because we have obvious and visible problems with budget financing, it is also clear and obvious, but here is good news, at least the news announced on the sidelines of the ongoing summit in washington, european truth with reference to ntv writes, not on ntv russian, on nn tv it says that in the joint statement of the countries. on the sidelines of the nato summit, it is said that russian, american, fortunately not russian, tomahawks, cruise

missiles, will be deployed in germany in order to strengthen the deterrence and protection of its nato partners, that is, germany , after all, it is already closer than it is the mediterranean water area of ​​the mediterranean sea, where it is based the sixth fleet of the usa, there are also tomahawks there, but again, this is a moment, well, plus a security agreement will be signed with romania, signed with luxembourg, signed there with portugal, well, in particular , a security agreement will be signed. the agreement with romania, president iohannis said, klaus iohannis, the president of romania, these agreements are also important, their signing, but again, here i would like to ask us literally for 5 minutes, maybe a little less, but i would like to ask, because i read among my friends, contributors on facebook, people are strong, intelligent, dedicated, well, they say about what is difficult is difficult to keep yourself together in this story. realizing that now you don't see, maybe some perspective, you just have to work every day, seeing this perspective, that's exactly what valery

pekar writes, say, you have to do a certain work every day, the mood of society from the fact that you have information, an assessment, maybe , you are planning certain measurements of the mood of society according to how people are ready to go through this difficult, dark time, but it must be passed, well, look, i was just watching the last, let's say, what was officially made public. a poll was officially published, one of the last polls of the kmis, it was on may 26 and the first on the first of june, yes, that is, more than a month ago, but if we are talking about the war, then 58% of ukrainians agree that the ukrainian authorities should not compromise in negotiations. that ukraine will continue the struggle as long as it takes. 30% do not agree with this statement,

that is, here we see that there has indeed been a fall in those who say that we should not make compromises, and a slight increase in the share of those who believes that we can make some concessions to russia, including territorial ones, this... this, well, this is reality, yes, that is, this is what we, the people, are getting tired of, but the majority still says no, we should not make these compromises and... we have a price, the price of ukrainian national interests, that is why we need optimism, we need successes, you understand, we need successes, and we need to talk more about these successes, which are there, that is, it is obvious that if we will manage to achieve, perhaps , some symbolic successes at the front, it will come new weapons from the west, we will

strike accordingly, then the optimism of the ukrainians will grow, of course. it's hard, it's hard for everyone, and it's hard for political scientists, it's hard for us, you know, just to read all this, i look, the enemy is fighting over there in the settlement of new york , in the temporary yar, i constantly read kirill sizonov, your colleague, a political scientist, now a military man , also difficult battles, butthole, everywhere is difficult, difficult, hot, hot, the enemy uses summer troops, and then you read, here is wax and syzo releases people who signed contracts worth billions of corruption in... the ministry of defense and you look, and it turns out that you can get out of the siso, well, there are just such, you see, there are many things that simply demotivate me, well, they do not demotivate me, because i roughly understand why it happens like that, but you still understand, well , it shouldn't be like that, well, then one day someone leaves, against whom the case is against, but there is a lot of money abroad and this person has no problems, well, that shouldn't happen either, you know , i am

very short, we have two minutes, but i am very briefly, in your opinion, there was news today that mariuska's application for... well, i didn't write it, but in general, in your opinion , the government will be changed by the fall or maybe in the fall? well, it looks like the chair is under the wheel, that it is shaking and that a change is quite possible, by the way, what it will lead to, i don't know, you understand, because the role of the government is with us, everyone listens to what the office says anyway , well, he will set up a fair of his people there, and how will it affect him? on future politics, by the way, by the way, and you are absolutely right that it is necessary to show this fight against corruption, it is necessary to show, really, realistically, that is, you need to have a strategy of communication with society, by the way, there is an interesting point, because in the law on the legal status, it says that

during the war you can't shoot, you can't. it is possible to resign the cabinet of ministers, the cabinet of ministers must automatically resign if the prime minister is dismissed, although here too debates begin among lawyers, because some, well, even such, well, i would say, a person whom i respect very much, this is andrii magera, he says that in this case the law is him goes beyond the constitution i.e. the law i.e. that according to the constitution there should be no such restrictions. that is, what, and here the law somewhat details excessive what can actually be, well, by the way, the law can be easily changed, yes, that is, 226 votes, but here questions arise, including on legitimacy, although, if a political decision will be made, then it will be carried out,

there is no doubt here, there is no doubt, but it is really necessary, and he does not read my advice. thank you very much for participating, thank you for your comments, oleksiy gran, professor of political science at kivomaglyanska of the academy, the scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundation named after ilka kucheriva was in touch with us. natalka didenko will tell us about the weather in ukraine tomorrow, and then we will meet again. all synoptic. hello, dear ukrainians, dear viewers, we are starting today's hot meeting with a trip to the park, and we will talk about the kremenets botanical garden, not quite a park, it is a botanical garden of national importance in ukraine, located in the ternopil region, in the city, of course, kremenets , it is embedded

in 1754 as a pharmacy garden of a jesuit college. since 1805, the botanical garden has been part of the volyn gymnasium, in 1806 it was partially re-planned by an irish gardener, i'm sorry, mikler, makler, this last name appears in different ways, a significant part consists of rare and very rare plants, trees and bushes. in 1811 , a catalog of garden plants was printed, including rare chestnut, edible, canadian pine. white mulberry, tulip tree. in 1832-34 , the most valuable species were transported to the kyiv botanical garden, now named academician famina, this is one of the largest and oldest botanical gardens of ukraine, and there are incredibly picturesque views of the city, and the uniqueness of the garden is that it

combines a collection in its natural state, original vegetation of the kremenets mountains, this is the kremenets botanical garden. we go further and talk about the behavior of the earth's magnetic field. intensification is expected tomorrow, that is, magnetic storms sometime in the afternoon and evening. please. carefully, especially carefully now in this hot period to your health, and finally we traditionally start the weather forecast for july 11 from the western regions, so there is a possibility of local short-term heavy rains in the western part of ukraine tomorrow, but this will have little effect on the overall overall picture, high air temperature is expected there, 30-34 above zero, in the north, at all not northern weather, so to speak, 31-34, dry, sunny, high fire danger, eastern ukraine, strong heat, very strong heat, 34-38 places higher, sunny without precipitation,

similar situation in the central part of ukraine, here the air temperature is expected to be in the range of 32-38°, and in the southern part of ukraine it is simply very hot, +35 + 40°. without precipitation, hot weather is expected in kyiv tomorrow, the air temperature will fluctuate between 32, 34°. by the way, i want to say that the heat will last until the end of the week, the peak of the heat is friday, saturday, sunday and the coming monday, +40, the air temperature will reach in many regions of ukraine, and i also want to say that according to preliminary forecasts, the heat will continue and ... next week, so again, the nearest weather in ukraine is hot, very hot, peak air temperature is friday, saturday, sunday,

monday, but of course keep a close eye on our updated weather forecasts on the espresso channel, and we also follow the events at the summit , we will keep you informed, and most importantly... find out for sure, especially about the communique for ukraine, the effective part, as they say, which is why we are waiting for the final of this summit. there are discounts representing the only discounts on eden, 20% in pharmacies plantain, you and savings. there are discounts represent single discounts. 10% in pharmacies psyllium, pam and oshchad, its discounts are the only discounts on eurofast softcaps, 10% in pharmacies psyllium you and oshchad, there are discounts are the only discounts on

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how we built our houses, when you stand under the heavens of the earth, the heavens turn around, float away, you understand that you need to live where you are not afraid of death, build walls, grass grows.

this time we will travel through the east of ukraine, to places that preserve the memory of life in ukrainian slobodas, where houses are still painted with the unique and incomparable petrykiv painting. the ukrainian east is where they are proud of their old wooden school. that survived the second world war, and will certainly survive this one, and where local residents restored the cossack tower at their own expense, because they are proud of their past, and although some of these places are under occupation today and suffers from shelling, there is something that cannot be destroyed by bullets and shells, it is our memories with you, our common memory.

they started at the place of the wild field. to form slobodkas, that is, settlements, these were ukrainians who moved from the right-bank ukraine to the left-bank, piserivka itself is a cossack settlement, and they passed across the dnieper. the history of slabytsia ukraine, or as we used to say, slobozhanshchyna, is inextricably linked with the most common settlements, slobody, where mostly cossacks and free peasants lived. the center... of ukrainian sloboda always had a church, around which there were cossack roots, that is, light, often temporary buildings in which cossacks spent the night and wintered. pisarivka is no exception, because there was not only a church, but also a monastery. a relative of hryhoriy savovych skovoroda served as hegumen in the monastery. hryhoriy savovich skovoroda visited this monastery very often, he came here and he wrote several of his

poems here in... in this monastery, unfortunately, neither the wooden monastery nor the church survived, although the latter stood until the mid-90s . we had a church the church of the holy intercession is wooden, there were three of them in ukraine, and this one, with such a wooden architecture, without a single nail, without anything, that's all. and in 1995, due to the father's inattention, he abandoned the electric stove and left there for a call. and the church burned down. the church was rebuilt in the same place, but not made of wood, but nearby they decided to establish the ethnographic museum ukrainian slobitka. mlyn was brought from a neighboring village. there are almost no old houses left in good condition, but enthusiasts took parts of three dilapidated houses and made one. here they brought it all and put it together and made two houses into one house. oh, sunshine, it's here.