that if, for example, the enemy is coming, then those who have 24.9 should run away or hide, it is probably necessary to take up arms and defend, and this was done by people in the 22nd year, and absolutely, among the volunteers there are very different age people, both 18 and 19, of course we are talking now, but exclusively within the limits of the law, you are a lawyer, you understand what i am talking about, i answered this question for you, a citizen of ukraine who had the status of limited suitability, he was . formed when he received a military registration document, which in the case of mobilization during martial law it can be mobilized, that is why a person deliberately went to such a legal status in such a legal status, you know, you now answered in the same way that hanna malyar once answered when the conversation about demobilization came up, and she answered your colleague inna sovsun, well, you a man, when he went to the army, he already read the constitution, he already knew that he would not be mobilized, that's why he was a non-democrat. the council has not yet voted, it was corrected

at the committee level, this is an unresolved issue. fyodor, i have one more question, i will say, as far as i remember, your youngest son student, and he is about 20 years old, if i'm not mistaken, you remember well, 20 years old, 20 years old, i'm not just. i'm mentioning this because you know, a lot of young guys have written to us, who are also around 20 years old, who say that this legal conflict has even taken away their right to education, i don't know if you know about this, but now those who graduated from the bachelor's degree, they cannot enter the master's program, because they are those who are of limited suitability during the war, and now the admissions committee refuses them accept documents, sends them to update military registration documents, they can do this only through the tsc, in the tsc. they are afraid to go,

because it is mobilization, and this is how one guy wrote to us, and he says that i will go to the tcc, i, i will be mobilized, so there are no options here, i am 21 years old and thus i am a 21-year-old guy who wants to get a continuous education, i cannot bypass it, since the trip to cska will end with mobilization for me, we will talk about it now, well, separately, but just for your information, i understand that the education they also use it there to enter universities , they use it to... from the army, but there are a certain number of people who actually studied, and you limited their right to education with this collision, vasta, i very much doubt that a 20-year-old citizen of ukraine was recognized as limited suitable, let's see, the war has been going on for 2.5 years, at what age was this young man recognized as limitedly suitable, that is, something here, not 17, 17, 18, if he is now 21, 22, why not, he could not become a soldier ...

a person became a conscript for 17 years, a military conscript only at the age of 18, you can get a military registration document after reaching the age of 18, at the age of 17 he could have been diagnosed, but at the age of 18 he had to pass the commission, so let's not be confused here, here 18-year-olds, 19 -year-olds, 20-year-olds were definitely not mobilized, this collision concerned, as a rule, somewhere from 21 to 25 years old, this is what we decide, well, maybe from 21 really, for the sake of justice , i want to say that the situation that you... wrote, it really exists, i was approached by citizens of ukraine who could not enter higher education educational institutions or to obtain the next consecutive level of education, in connection with the fact that certain circles had this irregularity, i personally applied to the ministry of defense of ukraine at the level of deputies of the ministry of education, and according to my information, this conflict is at the level of the rules of admission , it is solved, i don’t know how it is solved, so far these students also tell us that it is not solved, fedir, i have to... one last question, it is not

related to mobilization, maybe you are just informed, but what is now happening in in the kursk region, in russia, they declare an attempt to break through the border by ukrainian troops, they blame the armed forces, there is an attack, the ukrainian side, well , they comment very sparingly on this whole story, maybe you know something, you know, i can’t give you any more precise information, but what is happening in the kirov region should happen along the entire border of ukraine and russia, as long as there is a war, then... russians will think that the war is not only somewhere far away, but right in their territory. but i understand that ukraine is involved in this attacks on the kursk region. you know, there are many voluntary various formations that are trying to change the government in the russian federation, you can also mention prigozhin's campaign, i think that he inspired a lot of people in russia itself, i think that there will definitely be more people who want to continue this every day more. well , fedor, you are not a diplomat, but your answers are quite diplomatic. thank you very much. fedor is guilty. people's deputy, servant of the people and

representative of the committee on national security, defense and intelligence. well, we continue the topic of education, which we have already started talking about with fedor venislavskyi, is indeed a graduate in ukraine. university students who have a limited military card cannot enter the master's program, the fact is that the reserve plus for them gives an error, it does not pull up the data of these people, and they tell us about this themselves, they must now update the data in the tsk, they don't want to go to tsc, because , well, it's quite legal, judging by the existing conflict in the legislation, they can be mobilized. we talked to a guy named danil brovko, he is 22 years old, he is an applicant and he just found myself in such a situation. listen to what he says. i finished my bachelor's degree this summer and this year i'm still planning to enroll in my master's degree, but in the process there was a problem with the fact that mon gave a recommendation to all admissions committees in universities that

at the time of admission it is necessary to check the presence of a bar code for military - registration documents of students, but as before there was a problem with the fact that, well, it was missing in the law, and those who were of limited fitness during wartime could be drafted into the tsc on military service, and then mobilize for the war itself, then everyone, well, all the people who are in the same situation, they could not update the data in tsk, i tried to do it first through the reserve plus, but i got an error, i.e. . if i check now, it says that my data has been updated, but at the same time there is a mark that i am not registered and i need to contact the tsc to update my information there, the lawyers there do not recommend going to the tsc now because of this situation, what happened with the gap in the law,

and this gap should also be corrected at the meeting of the verkhovna rada, by adopting a new law at the end of august, but as soon as it is adopted, it will end by itself. the application process is starting for the master’s degree, and therefore either you will have to wait a year again for admission, or you can hope that some universities will accept the application, and then they will give you the opportunity to update the data already in september, i have a problem with my kidneys, and therefore , in the 20th year, even before the start of the full-scale invasion, i was issued a document that i was of limited fitness, and i there should... be a re-commission in the 25th year, there should have been. nataliya pipa, people's deputy, voice faction and secretary of the committee on education, science, and innovation joined our broadcast. congratulations. good day, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. natalya, what can be the solution, how can the issue be solved

for such students as, for example, danila, we just showed about education, as the process of education, which was affected by this legal conflict. i will say legally and as a matter of fact... in my opinion legally there is also the fact that up to 25 years no one should be mobilized, actually with limited suitability, as they have now come to be called, well, accordingly, a collision will occur, that according to a different norm they can theoretically be mobilized, so i would advise in such cases depending on the tcc, i, well, no one has contacted me yet with such a problem, but for example, the same danil or others, write, i will write to the tsk for clarifications, or even try to accompany, because according to another law, a person cannot be mobilized until... 25 years, and accordingly, well, a real collision occurred, and if the tsc wants to understand it only in one direction, the one that they can mobilize limited fit persons under 25 years of age, then i would like the tsc to respond to the deputy's appeal that this is exactly

how it understands the law, therefore, accordingly, whether to me or to its majority deputy, or to the people or the party you voted for, i advised you to contact. for a deputy to write a parliamentary appeal and the tcc to write its explanation, how it interprets that norm, and usually, when a deputy asks for an explanation, they interpret this norm, and as most people under the age of 25 understand, today in ukraine mobilization is only voluntary, not forced. well, you know, we talked to these people, and what they say, they say that they have great hope that at the end of august, the verkhovna rada will still vote on this law, which was approved by the defense committee. and this collision will be corrected, but what are the other risks, by the time this happens, the induction campaign will be over and they will have to take a break for a year, that's why i say that in fact each of them or their parents, they already had people's elected representatives, and seriously, i advise you to apply in this way, because it usually helps, wherever i

was approached, the procedure was violated in the tcc, in the lc, then the deputy's appeal was responded by the fact that you corrected the procedure and understood it, as in principle it was intended. well , because there really was a collision, actually nonsense, yes, when up to 25 years of age there is optional mobilization, it turned out that in those with limited fitness it is possible, not mandatory, but the possible mobilization is compulsory. well, that is, this is a very specific understanding of the norm, and usually i honestly advise you to contact your deputy majoritarian, in some constituencies there are no majoritarian deputies for the party you voted for, it should work, you can also write to me, i will immediately send a petition to the tcc and we will have an answer with an official explanation, i can also put on defense mines and i can spread and also write posts about it. take advantage of that tcc. i think if you write about this publicly, it will be of great help to these

people, but i can definitely guarantee you that wait for letters today, at least those people who watch this program will write. do you have any idea how many people were hostages of such a collision, like danil, whom we just showed? it's not really massive, but because it's a small percentage, count that we have to count all applicants from 18 to 25, right, and we have to count those who are limited fit. there are not so many of them who want to get, in particular, a higher education or a professional university, but there is a certain percentage of all applicants, so calculate the point figure it's difficult, but i don't know close to 5%, i'll probably give back the men, and this plays a role, that is, if there are 70 thousand, then 10% is 3.5, well, that is , you have to look, there are no exact numbers, these are my suggestions, how many it could be people, but simply the ministry. the witness cannot there, i don't know, issue his decree or order, the defense, no, i'm talking about

the ministry of education, because , as far as i understand, educational institutions have now received an order from the ministry of education no no no bro, not to accept documents in these people until they update their data there, well i do by the way, these are all those who have passed, and those who are of limited suitability, and those who simply update all their tsk data, so i don’t , well, that is, unless it is possible... that we currently do not take those with limited suitability, so that there is no need for it it is possible that the ministry of education, theoretically possible, we will talk with the minister, well, if as far as they see it, or the ministry of defense could also give an explanation or an order, but from the ministry of education we can actually talk, so that, well, if what concerns the disabled year, until the law is voted by the end of august, in fact, the introductory campaign will end by then, many now... deputies, in particular, with whom we spoke from the defense committee, they, you know,

listen to this topic and answer these questions with so much distrust, but before you was fedir vanislavskyi , they say, many people now basically use education to avoid mobilization, how widespread is this process now? unfortunately, very massive, this is shown in particular by postgraduate studies, not master's degrees, there is only a share of professional pioneers. we can see in particular this growth in postgraduate studies earlier comparisons and what happened in 22-23-24 year , here we will see, the approximate is not exact , of course there is a share of people who went to a paid graduate school for other reasons in order to see the postponement of immobilization also, well , i am watching it, unfortunately, some also went to the professional pre-university first although before that he did not have an education, a person from another specialty took advantage of the postponement, there is such a moment. we also see that now this is a problem in general, but recently there are statistics that for one

child born, we now have three, three deaths, that is, this is a very sad increase in the population, in addition , many of our boys before the age of 18 are now going abroad, and it is very painful, and here, too, we need to see whether, if we do not have forced mobilization until 25, it is also possible to allow these people to leave abroad, but at the same time then they would not leave completely, but... they would feel greater freedom of movement and still make their contribution to education in ukraine, and to the defense capability, and to the economy of ukraine, so i think these issues which will also be considered in the near future, because there are abuses, and of this, and abuse from mobilization, but at the same time, there is such a mass that very valuable personnel for the future of ukraine are leaving. thank you very much, natalya pipa. people's deputy golos and secretary of the committee on education and science was on radio liberty, we talked about

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congratulations, the voice of america of ukraine is on the air. our program chas tym, my name is ostap yarysh. kamela harris has officially announced her running mate, minnesota governor tim waltz will be the democratic vice-presidential candidate. as a governor, coach, teacher and veteran, he has helped working families just like his own. it's great to have him in the team - said kamelagalis. now let's start work more about the position of tim waltz, his position on ukraine and the reaction of republicans to this choice. let's talk with... voroshko, who is now joining our broadcast. tanya, i congratulate you. congratulations step. so tanya, let's talk about tim walls. what is known about the governor of minnesota, because it seems that many americans outside of

minnesota knew very little about him until recently. so, tim walsh is 60 years old. he was born, grew up in nebraska, such an agricultural state, then lived in minnesota, in a small town and still for a long time he led such a rather simple life. he was a teacher, coached the local football team as well. he served 24 years in the national guard of the state, after which he began a political career, he went to congress as many as six times, in congress he was on the committees on the military, on military affairs, he was the highest democrat on the committee on veterans' affairs, and there he was distinguished by the fact that he took such a fairly moderate position and cooperated a lot with republicans and people of other views, and for the second time he was re-elected as governor of this state... in this state, both houses of congress are held by democrats, so, let's say, this state has managed to bring quite an aggressive, active, as they say here,

agenda of the progressive part or the liberal part of the democratic party, in fact, these are free breakfasts for children, and the legalization of the right to abortion for women, and recreational marijuana was legalized, and some environmental standards were introduced, and in addition, inspections were introduced. on possession of an additional check for possession of weapons, well, this choice of kamelyharis, observers say, should help her attract additional resources, additional additional electoral groups. let's hear it: a progressive who was able to win in rural republican conservative districts, who was able to win all over minnesota, even in non-progressive enclaves. who owns a gun and has fought and was a combat veteran and was born in nebraska and so he is a man who understands middle america.

tanya, what did tim walt say about ukraine? which ones here his views are certainly what ukrainians are most interested in right now? well, in fact, the governor, as a rule, does not make many statements, they are not involved in foreign policy, but, let's say, against this background, tsimvol made quite a lot of statements in support of ukraine, condemning russia, talking about the need to bring russia to justice, in addition to this, for example, which one state recognized him, one of those states that recognized the holodomor, and the genocide of the ukrainian people, one day was recognized as a day of solidarity with the ukrainian people, also... a memorandum was signed with the state of minnesota and the chernihiv region on cooperation in the agrarian sphere, in addition to this in the sphere of education, well, besides that, he also met with the ukrainian community, he went to the ukrainian church, and he also signed a draft law , which was passed by the state legislature in order to ban investments and contracts, government contracts, government investments in a russian company, and let's let's see

small small... synchronicity a person who directly, and a ukrainian woman from minnesota, who was directly involved in this, the governor on june 12, 22, 22, and provy held a ceremonial signing of a bill, and this bill stopped state investments from russia and belarus in... in the state of minnesota and even in honor of this signing of this bill, governor waltz hung the ukrainian flag over his residence. i was very pleased when this bill was signed in the presence of members of the community and... as well as representatives

of the senator and representatives of the state, it is one of signed a copy of this bill specifically for me personally, thanking mariupol for his advocacy and support. the republicans are very actively campaigning, donald trump, jaydivens, how they are reacting to a new opponent in the campaign, in their campaign, and what they are criticizing tim walsh for, directly also in the republican party now, well in general in you can see the following two main, main points of criticism of the republican party, that is , it is called that it is too too progressive, too, let's say, left,

and in addition to that... actually in the state of minnesota, in the city of minneapolis, there were stabbings for several days after the murder, the murder of a black american by a policeman, and actually he is also accused either of not providing enough help, or in general , it is under there, well, that is, accused of the failure to establish order in the city in the city minneapolis, well, actually just when this choice came out, the wence company, the trump vance company, she issued a statement saying, first of all, it's clear that kamela harris chose tim watts, this is a state governor who wants change- change honeycomb to make california. let's look at the statement. while waltz pretends to support heartland america when the cameras are off, he believes that rural america is mostly cows and rocks. from offering your own zero-carbon program to more stringent ones emission standards for

gas-powered automobiles and... passing a policy allowing convicted felons to vote. volz is obsessed with spreading california's dangerous liberal agenda far and wide. if volz won't tell the voters the truth, we will. just like kamela harris, tim ultz is a dangerous liberal extremist, and harris waltz's california dream is every american's nightmare. jedi vance himself also commented on waltz's appointment, walt's choice. he told him to call him and congratulate him, but besides that he was driving on the meeting with the voters, and also where he answered some questions, one of them related to his position on ukraine. let's listen. just a couple of days ago , i saw a report that the ukrainians were running out of fighters to continue fighting. we need to believe in peace and we need to bring peace to this region of the world. russia would never have intervened in ukraine if

donald trump had been president.