show, for this propaganda show , the russians will take one star out of their drawer, who is very famous for his eccentric anti-ukrainian, anti-european statements, and as they say in our country, i'm not going to hold a candle to this propaganda show, i'm sure that the healthy part, and a healthy majority... the security council, including our closest partners, not even at the level of ambassadors, because as a rule, ambassadors do not go to such shows, but at the level, for example, of political coordinators, they will give a worthy rebuff to another propaganda program russian federation. iryna, we have little time left, will you hear any international reactions from the ukrainian partners of the un, yes. as we heard in the answer of serhiy

kyasuts, these reactions of the partners are very important, and of course, only one ambassador was present today, french among the partners, the rest of the countries were represented by deputy ambassadors or political advisers, and here it is very important to note that this rhetoric is changing and more critical, that is , statements become more critical in relation to action russia, because if earlier it was about the fact that it is simply the right of ukraine to defend itself and the west ensures this right of ukraine to defend itself, now it is already about the fact that russia is actually from its own. partners, and for the first time at this meeting among these partners it was also heard that china, previously it was north korea and iran, are receiving weapons, respectively, they are receiving components for the production of these weapons, all this is reflected in a very opaque way, and accordingly, there should finally be some kind of reaction from the world. oleksiy, yurina, thank you very much, na iryna solomko, the correspondent of the voice of america at the un, who was monitoring the events at the un, contacted us. on thursday

, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met with us president joe biden at the white house. in brief comments to journalists, netanyahu thanked the us president for 50 years of support for israel. both leaders noted that they look forward to joint discussion of existing problems. prime minister netanyahu addressed the us congress on wednesday, where many democratic lawmakers boycotted. his speech, and the protesters surrounded him capitol congressional republicans said the speech was key to reaffirming us commitment to its middle eastern ally in the midst of a 10-month war with hamas. iryna shynkarenko will tell details about the visit of the prime minister of israel in catherine gipson's story. this wednesday is the first time since the hamas attack on israel on october 7 last year, which killed 1,200 people. and

about 240 hostages were taken, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu personally addressed us lawmakers. it is a clash between those who glorify death and by those who sanctify life. for the forces of civilization to prevail, america and israel must stand together. calling it anti-semitism. the oldest hatred in the world, netanyahu addressed the protesters directly. when the tyrants of tehran who hang homosexuals and kill women for not covering their hair praise, promote and finance you, you are officially the useful idiots of iran. according to the gaza ministry of health, which does not distinguish between civilians and combatants in its statistics, due to the war killed more than 39. netanyahu

commented on the accusations of the international criminal court regarding israel's war crimes. the prosecutor of the international criminal court shamefully accused israel of deliberately starving the residents of gaza. this is complete nonsense. several influential democrats, including vice president kamala harris and former speaker of the us house of representatives nancy pelosi, did not attend netanyahu's speech. senator jack reed, who is a member. explained the reasons for his boycott to the senate intelligence committee. netanyahu teamed up with by far-right extremists who pursue their own plans at the expense of israel's security. these extremists have risen to some of the highest positions in the government and have encouraged netanyahu's most misguided policies. on wednesday , netanyahu was welcomed by the leadership of the democratic republican party in the congress. this is a very important time, so his. recognized our

bipartisan congressional leadership and invited him here because our dear ally israel is in an existential struggle for its very existence, and that struggle extends across its borders. some families are israeli hostages protested against the speech, calling on netanyahu to agree to the cease-fire proposed by the united states. he outlined his own vision of the post-war middle east. the next day, after we defeat hamas, there could be a new gaza. my vision for that day is a demilitarized and deradicalized gaza. israel does not seek to relocate the gas, but for the foreseeable future we must with... you there netanyahu is key to maintaining support for strong security controls. israel's appeal from the us, but takes place in that a time when domestic american politics are in the spotlight. he will try, at a minimum, to stem the erosion of support among

democrats and try to build support among republicans, who he estimates are more likely to be in power after the november election. in order. after netanyahu's meeting with us president joe biden and vice president kamela garis on thursday, netanyahu will meet with former president donald trump on friday. iryna matviychuk, catherine gibson, voice of america. the visit to washington was accompanied also a wave of protests. due to vandalism and confrontation with the police, law enforcement officers even used tear gas. protesters left graffiti with anti-israeli slogans on some historical monuments . statements in support of hamas. vice-president kamelagari condemned the manifestations of anti-semitism, hostility, violence, as well as the burning of the american flag by the participants of the protests. details about the protests in the next story. thousands of protesters

came from different states and even countries to to protest against israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we have come together today to send our message. benjamin netanyahu is a war criminal, he is not welcome in washington, he is not welcome in the us, and that israel is being made an outcast by the genocide of the palestinian people in gaza that he is carrying out. many groups are protesting the gas war, with many calling for netanyahu's arrest, accusing him of war crimes. in the significant number of dead palestinians and the inability to bring home all the israeli hostages. he is comfortable to be invited to the us, he should be handcuffed, he should be in jail, and he should be charged with his crimes and should pay for his crimes against the palestinians. security outside the capitol has been beefed up, thanks in part to

the nypd. the largest group of protesters was against netanyahu, but there were also a small number of his supporters. i am on the side of israel, on the side of america, on the side of canada. i am for western values ​​and against terrorists who hide under the influence of the civilian population and start wars that cannot end. the number of supporters of netanyahu was much smaller. this demonstrator, who supports netanyahu, did not give his name, but asked to be called by the man with the flag. i would like to see how he plans to end hamas once and for all because i think they are the problem and when it ends we can. opinion polls show americans remain deeply divided over israel's war against hamas. a third of americans think the us is doing too little to help, another third that enough, another 30% is too much. dmytro

kolchinsky, robin haas, voice of america. last academic year, harvard university had the largest number of students who decided to study the ukrainian language. since the 23rd year, ukrainian has been listed at the university as a separate study program with three levels. what is the situation with the study of the ukrainian language in other american universities, and who in the usa continues to actively study russian and why? details in the plot of iryna shinkarenko. at harvard, the oldest university in the usa. school the language has been taught since 1968, however, if a few years ago there were five or six students on the ukrainian course, a year ago, for the first time in the history of the institution, their number tripled, said the president of the shevchenko scientific society in the usa, halyna hryny. in harvard, there is a new language teacher, and already this

year 15 students, this is simply unheard of. not in the same course, it's at three different levels, but... still, it's 15 language students, which has never happened before. nataliya shpilyova said, a teacher of ukrainian at harvard he says, some of the students who are currently studying ukrainian grew up in the diaspora and i know. the basics of the language, so now they want to master it at a higher level, there are students who became interested in ukrainian with the beginning of a full-scale war, and some studied other slavic languages, in particular russian, but after the russian invasion of ukraine decided to change their course. students who also want to study the ukrainian issue, they are extremely interested in ukraine, for them ukraine is not only a country that is currently choosing its independence and... is creating its own existence, and there is also a country that they are interested in at such a fairly thorough, thorough

level for their professional plans of some kind, these are researchers, history, literature, cultural studies, this is also finance, economists who are interested in helping in the reconstruction of ukraine for the future , these are diplomats, nataliya shpilyuva said says, some are students. during the war they travel to ukraine to learn more. at lectures, together with the teacher, they read the news and learn about ukrainian literature and history. we use, lo we use this textbook, apple, as the author of which is maryana burak, and the textbook itself, printed and supported by the ukrainian catholic university, these are typical ukrainian products, this is basic. at the end of the year, they can, students can talk about themselves, their interests,

their hobbies, at the higher level we read anything, we also read modern literature, we read poems, for example, by victoria amelina, we read poems by galina kruk, we read oksana sabushko's posts, essays, we also read a little about ivan bagaryany, recruitment for the new academic year at... harvard is still ongoing, but 12 students have already signed up for the course. ukrainian teachers in the usa call it a success. historically , russian is the leader among slavic languages ​​in the usa. sofia asher, a teacher of ukrainian, polish and russian languages ​​at the university of indiana and president of the international association of teachers of the ukrainian language, says that the war did not affect the number of students taking russian courses, because its study is funded by the american government and is often required civil servants. however, she is convinced, the approach to teaching is changing. russian is one of the so-called critical

languages, yes, these are critical languages, critical for security, yes, for the security of the country. students can study arabic, chinese, or any other language that is also on this list. ukrainian does not belong to these languages. i think that this process of decolonization, de-russification is much more active. in classes, such as mine, yes, because she is a ukrainian who teaches russian, and of course, no, it is impossible, simply it is impossible to read texts about some beauties of moscow, in the ukrainian course at the university of indiana, the number of students remained traditional, less than 10 people, however, says sofia asher, in general, the situation with the study of ukrainian in the usa is improving, currently. we have about 20 universities, yes, that teach

the ukrainian language, and this number, it is increasing, it is constantly increasing, and after the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine, for example, california berkeley, they began to teach the ukrainian language, so did darmouth college, these are prestigious universities that seemed like they should have taught it much earlier. when we talk about increased interest, it's that even if we say it's changed, it's increased 100%, we're starting with very small numbers, and in total right now in the united states there's about 100, i don't think there's 200 students that are listening to courses on the ukrainian language, according to the teacher, now lectures on the ukrainian language at universities in the usa are impossible without the topic of the war, let's talk about it. american students during lectures, she attracts students from ukraine, they us

reported what was happening, until after the start of the full-scale war, they joined every week, every week and they reported to us, the student joined, she joined the example of weaving nets, sometimes we were just silent. because it was very, everything was very emotional, yes, and the students, the students also passed, for example, here are our american students. and they asked which music has become quite famous or popular now, or has acquired some new meanings, and the students made a list for us, really, which, which music now it sounds like the state security service promised to promote the development of ukrainian studies programs in american educational institutions, in particular, the study of the ukrainian language. the teachers say that

now it is not only necessary for ukraine, but it is also one of the strategic interests of the usa. iryna shinkarenko, download the "voice of america" ​​mobile application. the application allows you to bypass blocking automatically thanks to the built-in vpn service. read news, watch informative programs and videos, as well as listen to podcasts of the ukrainian voice of america service. on this we will say goodbye, see also our daily briefings at 18 on youtube and facebook. thank you for leaving. that's with us, have a peaceful night and a peaceful morning, see you soon!

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the readiness of ukraine and russia for substantive negotiations on permanent peace. what is the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleva, returning from beijing with? the ultimatum of real politics. in poland they demand from ukrainians apologize for volya'. after the tragedy, can the historical conflict stand in the way of ukraine's future in the european union? glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhii rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. during the next hour , we will talk about ukraine, about the world, about the war and about our victory, we will talk about what and... the investigation says, as the investigation says regarding the investigation into the murder of iryna farion, today they detained the alleged murderer, a well-known linguist and a well-known ukrainian

nationalist, about what is happening with bill on the banning of the moscow church in ukraine, and the most important thing is, of course , ukraine's international negotiations regarding stable peace, or the renewal of peace, kuleba has returned from beijing and has... news regarding the changes with his chinese visa. however, before starting our big conversation, i suggest you watch a video of how the soldiers of the 79th taurian brigade of the russian armed forces in the kurakhiv direction repelled one of the biggest assaults of this war the other day. the enemy used 11 tanks, 45 bmp and about 200 units of personnel composition, six tanks and seven bmps, the paratroopers managed to destroy, the rest escaped from... from the battlefield, let's watch this enchanting video.

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watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote if you think it is for murder iryna farion stands russian special services 0800 211 381 no 0800 211 382, ​​all calls to these numbers are free, vote at the end. program , we will sum up the results of this vote, i want to introduce today's first guest, this is mykola knyazhytskyi, people's deputy of ukraine, chairman of the verkhovna rada subcommittee on politics, cultural policy, co-chairman of the verkhovna rada group on interparliamentary relations with the republic of poland, mr. mykolo, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today, congratulations, thank you for the invitation, well, first of all farion case today, the ministry of internal affairs reported that the alleged murderer of a famous woman was detained in dnipro. navetsi, an 18-year-old resident of dnipro, shot at a linguist, says the minister of internal affairs of ukraine klymenko,

searches are ongoing at his place of residence, after that it will be delivered to lviv. currently, the investigation is inclined to the opinion that the shooter is only an executor. let's listen to what the minister of internal affairs is saying now. we tracked his intelligence, we tracked him. we monitored his movement, how he changed clothes, how he changed his gait, how he changed his travel routes, changed his place of residence at least three times, and he did all this quite secretly, he moved exclusively, we know what kind of transport, and completely, i think, that will be collected, a complete evidence base has already been collected for further prosecution of this person. so far, mr. mykola, the investigation is talking about the probable perpetrator of this murder, but not about the customer, that is, who in your opinion could be

interested. in the murder of irina faryuum, well, they themselves said that he is most likely the perpetrator, because the investigation is still ongoing, they do not know this, but i saw these screens that were printed from his correspondence, first of all, he really corresponded with this neo-fascist russian organization , who claimed responsibility for this murder, and obviously well, i can't say for sure, but i have a clear feeling that it was obviously done by russia, because there can't be any russian neo-nazi organization that wouldn't be under control. of the russian special services, because all these ultra-nazi organizations are not just controlled by the special services, but very often they are financed and created by the special services, so i have almost no doubts about russia's involvement in this. well , it's not only a high-profile murder, it's also a terrorist act, so it's worse, and this, and this is the worst, because ukrainians are used to to listen to different opinions, some agreed with iryna dmitrivna, some

disagreed, she really expressed. hot thoughts, but this is her right, and that is why there were so many people at the funeral, because they were also those people who completely shared her beliefs, but there are a lot of people who are convinced that this cannot be done, that a person cannot be punished for his beliefs to kill, whether they killed her for her beliefs or not, again , the investigation must be investigated, i have the impression that they were simply counting on an internal conflict in ukraine, on fanning internal conflict in ukraine, because it would be enough... in lviv after that to initiate the murder of someone there, as they say now, a russian-speaker, although i do not recognize this term, because even the constitutional court said that there is no, there are ukrainians, there are russians, yes, and ukrainian-speaking, russian-speaking, this is not a characteristic, but to kill someone who speaks russian there, or for whom russian is a native language, and to say that this is the revenge of the nationalists, in order to shake our country from the inside, i think for this they try and tried it

to use, well, obviously. what happened in lviv, this bloody, bloody shooting, obviously, this is not the last such terrorist act, and obviously russia will use everything to split ukrainian society, what threats exist now, and what internal destabilization may depend on , that is, how can they destabilize the situation, you know, ukrainians are a wise enough people and so far we have somehow... found protection against it before this destabilization, they tried, remember, to invent maidan three, to make ukrainian varieties, this more before, i mean, during the full-scale invasion, yes, they tried to provoke various things between the ukrainian authorities and the opposition, but our opposition is wise enough to understand that during a war, unity is the most important thing that should keep us together, unity and the preservation of democratic principles, this is the fact that this

is what makes us... we are responsible people, we we understand that even though i, for example, am in opposition to the president, i perfectly understood that it is simply impossible to hold elections during martial law and during a war, and they tried to shake up the situation here as well, and they did it in all kinds of ways ways and will continue to do so. this is not the first example of russian terror in ukraine, we have many such examples, and terror is different. there are many crimes that we do not know about, which have not yet been solved, so, in the conditions of war , you have to be ready for everything, and the main question is, as long as there will be a moscow church in ukraine, obviously until then we should wait for certain

actions from... of the moscow church, this week the verkhovna rada of ukraine did not consider the bill in the second reading on the banning of enemy churches on the territory of ukraine. stefanchuk explained this by the fact that this draft law is not ready, although according to the regulations there are two weeks for making changes to the law that was adopted in the first reading, well, that is, everyone has already deadlines have expired. how do you view this story, that is, it is a purely political issue of passing this law. of the draft and voting in the second reading, is it her attempt, well , by some of these procedural norms, to simply delay the voting for this law and accordingly give a clear answer that there is no place for a branch of the russian orthodox church in ukraine, it's just that the russian orthodox church is very strong, this is part of russian intelligence of the russian army, these are the people who call for our destruction, who announced on...