today for the civilized world, that this country, that is, our country, should generally regulate the issue of access, well actually some pro-russian, russian narratives to social networks, and this does not only apply to telegram, i want to emphasize once again that we have other social networks networks that, including , carry a threat, an informational threat every day, which actually get into the brains of... citizens, uh, and affect ours, this is also tiktok, for example, which, in my opinion, should be regulated by ukrainian legislation no less than telegram, and it is already regulated in many places in the world, why are there fakes, so many lies, so many racist narratives, which, for example, are in tiktok, well, i don’t know, social networks, others, where, where exactly, this, this, why, this more.

actually in its hybrid struggle in entertainment content. their entertainment content is the number one propaganda content on the territory of russia, on the territory of the so -called, as they envisioned, the post-soviet space. this is the problem, and we can see how many anti-ukrainian people there are things that, unfortunately, are calmly consumed by our citizens. and that's not all, there are others. social

networks, including, in my opinion, there are various platforms on which, again, russian content is promoted, legal, there are legal platforms where ukrainians can pay for russian content right there in the context of listening to music, viewing russian movies, yes, for example, if you don't go to any network there, for example, spotify, the same, apple music, that's all... goes in the context of what we must limit russian influence in ukraine, if we do not do this, then firstly, the russian budget will receive its bloody rubles for the war in ukraine, secondly, russia will continue to fill the heads of ukrainians, and thirdly, there may be anything, terrorism, we see there, what , by the way, are the applications to the telegram social network, yes... oh yes, let's just

remind you, there is a whole, a whole list, and you can voice it now. well, actually, claims to durov, it's just very interesting and important, emmanuel macron himself, the president of france, said that this is in no way a political persecution, all this happened, that is , the arrest took place as part of an investigation into possible drug-related crimes on the telegram network, if i'm not mistaken, and that's the word. it is necessary to look at the specific wording, we are talking about very, very, very specific things, not about something abstract, and you know, it is just incredibly interesting how the russian z public reacted to this, they also have millionaires, and it is extremely interesting, i will not to advertise, she herself subscribed to it, because in informational, it my job is to see what they write, analyze it and understand what they think

and what they breathe, i will not advertise and i will not name, but one of the large, almost a million, if i am not mistaken, there are subscribers of russian publications dedicated to the war and the russian military, who are doing all that on the territory of our country, against which we are currently fighting, he outlined the detention of durov, as i quote, in essence the detention of the communications chief. armed forces of the russian federation, this is a public that is absolutely military on military topics, which has a lot of insights from its soldiers, which has an exclusive video, which even resorts to some kind of military analytics, and well, that is, everything that we do, this is a mirror image, and this public recognizes that with the detention of durov they will have a russian connection.

by the way, 12, 12 crimes are distinguished by french law enforcement, and in particular, complicity in the distribution of drugs, participation in cybercrimes, complicity in fraud, refusal to provide information at the request of law enforcement agencies, money laundering money, illegal provision of cryptographic services, complicity in the storage of child porn, well, that is, as they say, a full bouquet, and the state does not control it, i am not saying that the state should directly interfere in the work of the social network, but when it comes to violations. directly to the law, or a number of laws, or dozens of laws, it simply cannot be that a social network, well, it’s just that somewhere , somewhere the state, somewhere a law, and somewhere a social network, and now, well, no, these processes cannot

go completely parallel, they still have to be connected somehow, and now it's up to you a bunch of stones will fly, how come we are a democratic state? from where we want, we take information from there, and whoever wants and does not show his face, he gives information, what we want, that's what we do, it's actually a very anarchic approach in general, and not too much about the state, it's as if we're building it here, true, and and we want to support and preserve it, the point is, the point is that... my relative lives in canada, and she is terribly worried about the situation in ukraine, lately she does not know where to get information about what is happening in ukraine, because most often she took it from social networks, well, that is, official publications

of some ukrainian publications, ukrainian pravda, espresso, and any other adequate media, and any content of an informational, news nature about... the political and military situation is not only here, but also in the world. literally a few months ago, when i sent her another link to a facebook post from ukrainian pravda, if i'm not mistaken, she said: i can't open it, ugh, i can't open it, that is happening, i mean i am sending her something from espresso, something else, she says, but no, they are writing to me here that i cannot consume this informational news content. because this is content from zmi, if you want to consume it, then please go to their sites, to their sites on the internet, and there you will see, this is how democratic canada limits the manipulability of social networks in the

context of information, someone will call it crazy censorship, it's not only the ukrainian zmi that concerns, well, you understood that they limit the distribution of news in... they they simply believe that social networks are generally not the best platform to exchange information of a news nature, but maybe, this is the information policy of this government speaking, to the discussion, i , for example, i, for example, do not think so, my subjective opinion is that social media now, even why american social media, they are the source. yes, news, politicians, no, you understand the point, the source of news must be the media or a person responsible, yes, with a certain, well, social status and probably even capital, to which you can, excuse me, knock and ask her a few questions, and why did you, andriy smolii, write teto teto, and not

teto, and you have to hold this blow to the answer for what was sounded under your name, so i think that in this context they are, they are cooler in the case of... if only this plane is considered, to protect its citizens from any manipulations at the level of social networks, where people hastily gather information very hastily, there is no time to read, the first two sentences there, and this is enough to to understand what it is about, it seems to people, and returning to the subject of headlines, which we talked about in the first part, what medusa, russian liberal journalism, is now manipulating, this is also a big problem. therefore, and therefore, when we talk about the formation of some kind of integral, integral concept of information policy in our country, i am a little sorry that on the one hand we are closing, completely open and owned by the media, so we are closing

certain platforms, i am talking now about there t2, for example, since the beginning of the war there is espresso the direct fifth would have been removed from the network, but on the other hand, we are... we are talking about absolute absolute carte blanche to anonymous telegram channels and it is not, well, it is not okay, because it is beneficial to someone, it is beneficial to someone, but for.. in general, if we are talking about the information policy of the state, i have already discussed it many times here, the information policy in ukraine is not integral, it is not designed to fully protect our citizens from russian information hybrid aggression, and that's it the main question for us, i've said this probably a million times already. since we don't have a minister of culture and information policy,

it seems to me that we don't have any full-fledged concept of how the ministry, let's say, sees its role in promoting this, this integral information policy, i think that we are doing very little in the context of prohibition. of russian content in ukraine, and you can say a million times that this is not democratic, but i say it again, this is the content of the state and the content of the people who today launched 129 missiles over ukraine, this is the content of people and the content of the country, and in part this content is completely controlled by the russian special services, which was launched today by 109 shaheds. across ukraine, this is the content of people who came to our land and who

made bucha, izyum, mariupol, olenivka, who killed hundreds and thousands of children, who maimed tens of thousands of our citizens, including military personnel. what is this content doing here in ukraine? why do i read every day... including today, how russian cartoons are available, it hurts so much, you will talk now, it hurts me a lot, in ukrainian youtube, and ukrainians to their young children, who are 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 years old, today, even today, when a terrible attack was taking place, demonstrated to our fellow citizens, our... fellow citizens to their children, let's decipher a little, so i i saw this post of yours, a repost from natalka vorozhbyt, ugh, i

'll just quote it so that it's clear what i'm talking about: a morning in kyiv is when a man gently touches your shoulder and gently says, baby, there are rockets flying, coffee is already on table, and then after coffee on a nice sunny day in the morning you go down to the dark parking lot, and there they have separated an area with chairs and tables and also pour coffee, children and dogs are running, laughter is heard, and then... in the child, the parents turn on a cartoon in russian, and you sit like this, tolerant, smiling at the neighbors, but in 10 minutes you get up and go to your ninth floor and think, well you, well you, i'd rather listen to them being beaten, it really hurts, it hurts that, as a mother, it's terribly difficult for me to raise a ukrainian-speaking child in ukraine , i thought it was a little easier. is when a large-scale invasion began, no, well, that is, we were the only fully ukrainian-speaking

child in kindergarten and at school, well , a few more classmates were added there, and this is nothing, this percentage is nothing compared to the total mass of children. i don't want to moralize, but the problem of russian content on the network is really a problem for the future. generation, this youtube with its algorithms pushes our children as much as possible to watch russian, if at least once he poked something russian there and watched it, but this is a terrible tragedy that we are not yet able to comprehend, please, uh, you wash your hands before eating, so what kind of child, i'm sorry, we don't follow what goes into the heads of our children, it's possible that he was a little emotional right now retreat, but i was waiting

for the opportunity to speak out, because simply, in addition to the fact that this is a problem, a personal problem of people who make a choice or do not make this choice at all, because it does not matter to them or absolutely, i cannot moralize and force parents to tell them children understand whether it is completely indifferent, but i want something else to say, this problem is absent. full-fledged information policy in our country, well, this is the problem, and i do not believe that it is not possible, at least partially... to limit this content on the territory of ukraine, well, i do not believe, well, if the entire state of democracy from out of 100 - 200-300-year-old traditions of democratic values ​​today regulate content on their territory, to show some content and not to show some content, but according to the law they do not want

this content to be shown on their territory, and i apologize, any social the network does not show it. well, can't we develop and adopt laws that, at least on legal platforms, will stop the flow of racist information, which simply chokes children and teenagers above all. so why did i start talking about tiktok? because, above all, it is tiktok that owns today. owns various kinds of behavioral things of ukrainian young people, ukrainian children, ukrainian teenagers, and what they consume there, russian content, why do they have, for example, russian russians on our territory russian music in general on legal platforms, to be available, why, well

, we can't stop it, we can do it, but we don't regulate it, that's when i talk about legislation. and so on and so on, this does not mean that we are becoming an undemocratic country, it means that we are protecting our democracy, our country from the interference of the enemy, but unfortunately, this information policy is not available in the country. units, units of people who talk about it, and what to do, what the relevant departments do, this is their task, and you you are absolutely right, this is a tragedy, which , unfortunately, and this, and this is the russian world that exists in our country, unfortunately, every day

it seems to be growing, it is just snowballing away. on our country and the consumption of this content is only increasing, increasing, increasing, which means that the hybrid russian war, informational, uh, it will last forever, and i would like to quote, quote our ukrainian bible, our constitution: protection of sovereignty and territorial integrity ukraine, ensuring its economic, informational, and informational, i emphasize, security are the most important functions of the state and the business of the entire ukrainian people. this is my favorite article, article 17 of the constitution of ukraine, i keep coming back to it, and as for me, it is simply all ours, ours, not only those relevant departments and people you mentioned, all our responsibilities, it clearly illustrates regarding the information policy, a few words were actually said, i also promised

our viewers in the announcement to reflect on topic, already now. we understand the fugitive of the people's deputy from the servant of the people, artem dmytruk, from the latter, a person complains that his family seems to be being watched somewhere, in other words, whether they were being watched or not, he sees in this some kind of persecution, everyone is terribly in favor of dmytruk, who are supporters, and i will not be afraid of this word of the capitulation of ukraine to the russian federation, all adepts and supporters of the russian... orthodox church for objective reasons, well, in general , representatives, or latent representatives ruskava overtly or latently measure. as for mr. dmytrouk, i would like to thank, terribly thank the center for combating disinformation, which actually just, you know, reminds us that during the time

since february 24, 2022, he was not the only one who left the territory of our state, ex-nar. .. agent of the russian federation andriy derkach. nabu isab is suspected of illegal enrichment and treason. now he is running for the parliament of the russian federation. nataliya korolevska, an ex-detatka from the opzh, a participant in the case, was charged with illegal enrichment of uah 50 million. head state treasury fund, already under the current government dmytro senchenko, who was kidnapped on bui sap in possession of 5 million hryvnias and laundering another 10 billion. sorry, sir. the head of the national bank, too, literally in a recent term. kyrylo shevchenko in buysab, he was kidnapped on behalf of the state bank of uah 206 million in losses, so yevgeny muraev, well, that's clear, but the president. kyiv city council igor kushnir, yaroslav dubnevich, deputy secretary of the national security council oleg gladkovskyi, by the way, gladkovskyi’s card, as svynarchuk says,

they really like to play when they talk about the previous president poroshenko, but i would like to remind you that he, whom nabu and sap accuse of causing losses to the state in the amount of 14 to 17.44 million hryvnias, was able, as i understand it, to leave our country by now. well, by the way, well, not by dmytruk alone, he is not the first, he is not the last, dear, well, you know, i am talking about social affairs, and by the way, by the way, dmytruk a week before he left, he almost did not announce his departure, he also in his social networks, there his wife has already appeared that she is in moldovans, he almost directly hinted that he might have to leave there and so on and so on, despite the fact that people's deputies of ukraine are not released from ukraine without

appropriate accompanying letters, ugh, what 's more, many people's deputies do not even have the opportunity to go abroad, to represent the interests of ukraine, we are witnessing how, for example, opposition people's deputies were simply not released. even with the letter of the speaker of the verkhovna rada, or did this letter suddenly go somewhere or something the business trip was cancelled, that is, we are talking about what, about the fact that if these people cannot leave according to some internal orders, without some, without some relevant documents, then how could mr. dmytruk, who accused, who was accused of... in a whole series of things related to the support of the russian world, he was able to leave peacefully, and then they say that they are looking for him, and it turned out that he left a day ago,

that is, this is about once again about another complex issue, about a complex issue that consists of the responsibility of those people who should have made it impossible for such persons to leave, there is no such responsibility, uh, and the worst thing is that a person... who is really accused of a criminal offense, who supported the russian peace, who supported the russian church, who, well i mean, if we're talking about a criminal charge there specifically for beating, then a person who just, well, the ground under his feet, i'm sorry, didn't feel any laws, nothing, that is, everything was completely unwritten for him, he takes, leaves, he is given the opportunity to stand abroad today voice, ugh, against ukraine, he went... abroad and he will be abroad today 24/7 telling how bad ukraine is, how they are undermining, ugh, the russian position here, and this is

a person who will never answer, at least in the near future and for his crimes, because at least he is not going to return to ukraine, how can this be, this is an open question, and how many... such dmytroks are actually still in ukraine, how many such people are even going to the podium today of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, not only on tribune, in local self-government bodies, mayors of some cities, who are involved in a huge number of investigations, nabu, sab, sbu, sbu, who continue to fulfill their duties, who continue to protect various kinds of russian values. in ukraine, how many more such people can leave in the future, if not, no, no, do not change the position, and do not

bring to justice those people who allow such anarchy in ukraine. moreover, i don't quite believe that, as they say, once a certain border guard released, then someone else is there, but for some reason such cases happen in our country, yes. well, unfortunately, unfortunately, this is already a system. you said that people like dmytrouk will tell western audiences about how they oppress everyone and everything in our country. i, unfortunately, unfortunately, eh, dmytruka, dmytruka is such a pity, the pope, pope francis, this is a man to whom billions of people listen without exaggeration all over the world, and he reacted to the ban. a short

quote, please. i continue to painfully follow the hostilities in ukraine and russian federation, and reflecting on the recently adopted law in ukraine, i feel apprehensive about the freedom of those who pray, because the one who truly prays always prays for everyone, no one does evil because of what he prays, if someone does evil against his people he will be guilty of it, but it cannot be considered evil that he prayed, so let those who wish to pray be allowed to pray in the church he considers his own. please, let no christian church be abolished directly or indirectly. no church can be touched well, i don't even know, i don't even want to comment on it. detachment from reality. this is what the modern world is currently facing, unfortunately. well,

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