we will ask mykhailo terahkal, head of the strategic affairs center of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights. well, in the meantime, you still have the opportunity for these 20 minutes for... for our collection, for us it remains to accumulate some 2008, and we have already accumulated 30 this morning. mr. mykhailo, we congratulate you, have a good day. well, actually, like yesterday. the ukrainians were very upset and said that everything was over, there were no longer any rights to protect property rights for free elections, and immediately there were some refutations that this was not true, in a word, what happened, explain to us those who do not follow the way human rights are respected in ukraine every day, well, look, if you say that they are gone, then they have been gone for a long time, because... first of all, well ukraine retreated from its rights under the convention since 2015, but with the beginning of a full-scale invasion, that is, there was a fairly wide-ranging retreat, that is, the withdrawal of the sender in 2022, it was periodically continued there by state

union, a polish-ukrainian union, a ukrapole. and a variety of names, in fact, they say that it seemsill be able to join nato, they will be able to join the european union, so maybe this is the case, and this idea was first voiced by kasinya kamysh in krakow, they then thought that it was necessary to create a new union of two states , similar to maybe russia and belarus, yes they said that look, the russians are with the belarusians. it will work out, it’s obvious, but it was discussed very actively, and kasenik kamysh was assigned to voice it, i’m talking about that, yes, that means, of course, this idea did not find any support in polish society, well, among serious politicians, because, well, obviously a serf cannot live together in the same apartment with a polish gentleman, you see, this is obvious. this means that this gentleman lost absolutely everything, the elections to the european parliament, which means a strange dissertation, he managed to lose the presidential elections, he managed to fail. union, but not like that, 2 years ago the same borders, by the way, we mentioned

union.t switching off. temples are closed. we confidently step into a new day.

hail to our land, bright name, words of the ukrainian union, our beloved, mother, ours, belarus, oursama, tatyana korol is with you, hello, let's sum up this day together. directions from the first to new managers, personnel thursday at the president, among the main tasks is to work in the interests of the country and for the people, in the spirit of true democracy. another important stage of the electoral campaign has been completed; the elections of members of the council of the republic of the national assembly have taken place. who are they, the elected senators, the first results in the panorama interview. the mission of the strong is to explore space, we are waiting for the successful return of the crew of our marina vasilevskaya, and we send greetings from. hungarian cosmonaut. my colleagues will continue announcing the program. on the economics of optimization of the banking system, tasks in the conditions of the political year. the message for the entire vertical of power was voiced today by the head of state, coordinating the appointment to key positions. more details in a c

now we have. will be the south caucasus, elkhan nuriev, a member of the ukrainian officers' union, the head of the nagorno-karabakh defense staff in 1992-1993, now we will look at him and say hello without a doubt, because why did we invite him, why did we invite mr. elkhan, because the armenian azerbaijan was established the first border post. mr. ilkhan, good health, thank you for finding time for us, thank you. chezne, i congratulate you, mykola konstantinovych, happy sunday to you, yes, thank you, thank you, so i would like to ask, you know, from far away, hundreds of years ago, i recently had such a private dispute, i said, you understand, it is not easy there, it no, this is not the present, this is not even the soviet union, russia, there, england, the civil war, the so -called 17. 22nd year, this is how i would once start to study and try to understand, i did not understand anything, panehan, at all, lived such, then such came, then others came, then such. they left, then came back, then came again, then came back, then there, then here, that is, it was a hot spot for all time,

oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, has alreadyd our broadcast. alexander, good evening. good evening, congratulations. as a human rights activist, i have a short and simple question: is the decision to temporarily suspend consular services abroad a violation of human rights or not? yes, because it is an illegal act, it has no legal effect grounds, and in fact, this is the same action as border guards stopped men. what wines were released, even those who had certain permits for leaving, they simply had, so to speak, a separate order to try to restrain the departure of men abroad, accordingly, this is exactly what the ministry of foreign affairs is trying to do, but with regard to men who have gone abroad, actually denying them the provision of consular services, which some of them have already paid for, because those who came to the dp yesterday, document after document, received... the answer that due to technical reasons they cannot receive the ordered service. and when the law enters into force on may 18, and it will be written

oleksandr pavlychenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, joined our broadcast. welcome to our broadcast, thank you for joining. greetings, good morning. mr. oleksandr, minister kuleba said in the hague, i quote, if the current state of international law cannot solve the problem of prosecution a permanent member of the un security council, then... the law must change, do you agree with this and is it possible for the law to change? indeed, with regard to the ineffectiveness of the existing prosecution mechanisms, in particular for the crime of aggression, it is said from the beginning of a large-scale invasion, this is a war, which is actually the largest on the european continent, and to talk about the fact that the security system, and this is the system of law and... and in fact the political system that was built after the second world war, it points to its inefficiency, and we say about the fact that existing mechanisms should really be used, and in your plot you just showed two existing mechanisms, this is the international criminal court, the in

thank you very much, oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of ukrainian of the helsinki union for in touch with us. now we go to turkey, to our neighbor, we have bad neighbors, average and good. turkey, some people think that it is not a very good neighbor, i think that it is a good neighbor, but we are from russia, now to turkey, russia is definitely the worst neighbor, evgenia haber. our analyst -

oleksandr pavlichenko, lawyer, executor, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union of humanairs. and for more than 10 years he headed the diplomatic office establishment of the information bureau of the council of europe. to ukraine, good health, mr. oleksandr, thank you for finding time to visit us, mr. mykola, on sunday, and here's what i want to ask you, i am very impressed by these, so to speak, conversations about compliance or non-compliance with the constitution regarding the mobilization of ukrainian citizens, are there really gaps, yes, i am trying very hard to both. and indeed, the ukrainian government violates, or at least partially violates , the constitution when it says: let's do this, we will carry out mobilization in this way, then we will talk about demobilization one day, but now about mobilization, please, mr. oleksandr, a good question is rather put to the judges of the constitutional court in the order of their execution of the proceedings, according to such a request, i think that... it is quite likely that if there are brave people who turn to the cons

helsinki union for human rights, who was a guest of svoboda ranok. i will remind you that in the comments you can share your thoughts on this account, well, in the context of betrayal and victory, you know, it is already such a meme expression, nevertheless, you can write your reaction to such news. and in general, what do you think is interesting from what you heard on this broadcast, and what would you argue with? akhtem cheygost, people's deputy of ukraine from the eu, first deputy chairman of the committee on human rights, ex-politician, akhte maga, i remind you, spent almost three years in simferopol syuzo in occupied crimea, joins our broadcast. hello agta maga, thank you for joining. congratulations, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, how do you explain the suspension of the norms of the human rights convention on yours? also , nothing critical happened in this situation, in principle, this is a continuation, it has already been done once, but you know why there is nothing and there is no such thing that we all as a society do not understa

helsinki union for human rights, joined our broadcast.etings, mr. oleksandr, thank you for joining. good morning, explain what this all means, has ukraine made a rollback in human rights here, is this a curtailment of rights, what is it all for? influences, shouldn't we perceive this news so acutely and react to it so acutely? well, you have already explained, first of all , the official position, because the representative of the ministry of justice and actually they responsible for the preparation of such a document and its transfer through the ministry of foreign affairs to the council of europe, let's deal with what, let's say, work should be done and in general how responsible it is on the part of the state to limit or not limit the rights defined in the european convention regarding application on its territory. ukraine ratified the european convention on human rights in 1997, to be exact, it entered into force on september 11 , 1997. and since then actually since 11 on september 12 and 13, ukraine undertook to comply with the full

oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, was in touch with us, now we go to turkey, to our neighbor, we have bad neighbors, average and good, turkey some think that it is not a very good neighbor, i think that it is a good neighbor, and we are from russia, now to turkey, russia is definitely the worst neighbor , evgenia haber, senior analyst - i'm not used to it, you see how old i am already, but i really like to talk about turkey, because i love this country very much, and now my first question, defeat, well, how, well, somehow i see that the international press writes about the defeat of erdogan's party. simple, and some write that it is not this is such a terrible defeat, others write, well , just a defeat, this is the end of erdogan’s ideas, this, it is as if turkish society has already eaten, eaten erdogan’s ideas, and even now there is no return to them, is it so temporary, i also ask , because there is his relative barikhtar, who supplies excellent props... for killing russians and war, can this barikhtar take over the leadership

ukrainian children are a commodity to replenish the demographic fund of the european union, where thean organization white angels, which is an element of international business, takes children. human trafficking, in the recently liberated ovdeevka of the donetsk people's republic , only two children remained; the rest were allegedly evacuated under threats of taking the children away from their parents and sending their fathers to the front. four-year-old boy dima was hidden by his parents 2 years to save. the family left with the children, i don’t know, to some village, sovdeevka, they were found by the chief of police at that time in our avdeevka. i arrived at first, talking, talking. then the threats started, we have a child from him, i say this, mom, well, you ’re trying to persuade me to go with him to ukraine, i say, well, basically, what will change, that here they are threatening to take him away, that there will be a threat there, that's why we stayed, because this is our land, our home, why should we leave somewhere, be it by force or voluntarily, like they initially said it

needs the ukrainian economy, ukrainian agriculture very much. what we are discussing is rather a discussion about what are the problems within the european union, what are the problems in us and how do they interact with each other, and do they interact constructively, do they spark, and we have several products there, because they are really at your fingertips you can count on one hand how many of us really have certain, certain sensitive moments, but in... and each, each of them has its own story, its own perspective, and in fact, from this plane, everything is fine with us, worse with in the plane of such political and, that is , trade-economic, political-economic, and this issue of protests is in poland, in the european union, and here of agrarian protests, and here we can say that we have also achieved our goal. because from the point of view of rational trade, from the point of view of associations that are involved in constant trade, everything is fine here, and the polish associations support us, which in principle has already become the subject of discussion within the polish agric

majority of crimeans spoke in favor of the autonomy of crimea with the possibility of signing a new unionwith the ussr, in the ninety- fourth, during the all-crimean poll, which was essentially also a referendum, residents of the peninsula spoke in favor of the possibility of dual citizenship, ukrainian and russian. but kiev was not going to meet the decisions for which the russian-speaking majority of the inhabitants of the peninsula voted. in ninety-five, the verkhovna rada abolished the constitution of crimea in ninety-two and abolished the post of president of this republic. in the crimean constitution of 1998, the rights of autonomy within ukraine were significantly limited. then there were two maidans. to limit russian memory and oust everything russian from it. in education, attempts to revise historical language in the public sphere 2014, 60 years after khrushchev’s transfer of the peninsula to ukraine, crimeans decided to restore historical justice and return to the russian federation. how was the decision made to transfer crimea to the ukrainian ussr? 70 years ago, how they trie

and complexes can be bought in the european union. ukrainian patriots who do not want to transfer them directly to ukraine, the prime minister of the netherlands, mark rutte, stated this. he noted that the eu knows many countries that have stocks of american air defense systems, so they could be bought for ukraine. there are funds for this. let me remind you, the other day, the netherlands promised 4 billion euros for military aid for kyiv, as well as to transfer several patriot systems, but rutta did not specify the number in question. strengthening of the armed forces, construction of fortifications and decentralization of energy. these are the three key conditions for the preservation of the state, said the fifth president of ukraine, petro poroshenko. he emphasized that the first and most important priority is the defense of the state and the support of the armed forces. therefore, eurosolidarity is currently actively preparing amendments to the law on mobilization, which was recently signed by volodymyr zelenskyi. in particular,

yes, that is, the supply of ukrainian grain to the territory of the european union countries, they wereossibly much larger than what was going according to the documents , it turns out, closed in a circle in which the eu itself is extinguishing its economy, on the one hand it would be necessary to support... their farmers, who one after another are becoming bankrupt, on the other hand, the collective west insists that it is necessary to help ukraine, in this case the blocking of ukrainian grain , which is life-saving for local farmers, will result in another wave of apparently never-ending protests for the european union. slana petrovna, good afternoon, your security service. another moment and the machine would have had access to the money. but svetlana petrovna turned on scout. seconds counted. urgently dictate your card number so that the money can be transferred to a secure account. i called the bank and hung up myself. scammers pretend to be all kinds of people to get money out of you. hang up without talking. economic news in brief. austria stated that the refusal of russian gas w

majority of crimeans spoke in favor of the autonomy of crimea with the possibility of signing a new uniony with the ussr, in ninety fourth, during the all-crimean poll, which was essentially also a referendum, residents of the peninsula spoke in favor of the possibility of dual citizenship, ukrainian and russian. but kiev was not going to meet the decisions for which the russian-speaking majority of the inhabitants of the peninsula voted. in ninety- five, the verkhovna rada abolished the constitution of crimea in ninety-two and abolished the post of president of this republic. in the crimean constitution of 1998, the rights of autonomy within ukraine were significantly limited. then there were two maidans. significant restrictions on the russian language in the public space of education, attempts to revise historical memory and oust everything russian from it. in 2014 , 60 years after khrushchev’s transfer of the peninsula to ukraine, crimeans decided to restore historical justice and return to the russian federation. how the decision was made to transfer crimea to ukraine. 70 years ago,

residents of the peninsula spoke in favor of the possibility of dual citizenship, ukrainian and russianbut kiev was not going to meet the decisions for which the russian-speaking majority of the inhabitants of the peninsula voted. in ninety-five, the verkhovna rada abolished the constitution of crimea in 1992 and abolished the post of president of this republic. the crimean constitution of 1998 contains the right of autonomy. within ukraine were significantly limited. then there were two maidans: significant restrictions on the russian language in the public space and the sphere of education. attempts. revision of historical memory and the displacement of everything russian from it. in 2014, 60 years after khrushchev’s transfer of the peninsula to ukraine, crimeans decided to restore historical justice and return to russian federation. how the decision was made to transfer crimea to the ukrainian ussr 70 years ago, how they tried to ukrainize crimea and what were the consequences. this led to the story of anna efimova. moscow - 1935, instead of double-headed imperial eagles , soviet sta

majority of crimeans spoke in favor of the autonomy of crimea with the possibility of signing a new unionreaty with the ussr, in ninety- four, during a general crimean poll, which was essentially also a referendum, residents of the peninsula spoke in favor of the possibility of... citizenship, ukrainian and russian, but kiev was not going to agree a meeting of decisions for which the russian-speaking majority of residents of the peninsula voted. in ninety-five, the verkhovna rada abolished the constitution of crimea in ninety-two and abolished the post of president of this republic. in the crimean constitution of 1998, the rights of autonomy within ukraine were significantly limited. then there were two maidans: significant restrictions on the russian language in the public space of education, attempts to revise historical memory and oust everything russian from it. in 2014, 60 years after the khrushchev transfer peninsula of ukraine, the crimeans decided to restore historical justice and return to the russian federation. the decision was made to transfer crimea to the ukrainian ussr 70 y

you unions... —— ukrainians... it is an existential war, ukrainians...but to be determined and work with anything you have got to defend the existence of your country. so it would have been much appreciated, much sooner, we have been calling to close the skies and is a full—scale invasion in 2022 but we have seen how determined and innovative ukrainians within what they have, and ijust holding hope that the senate will pass the bill very quickly and i do appreciate that the us military has been preparing for this so i have the actual physical goods ukrainians need to defend themselves will appear in the right as quickly as possible. if you look at how those votes fell, you still had a majority of republicans voting against it. are you concerned about the future of support for ukraine if there is a change in administration in the presidential election? putin has always been playing the long game, awaiting everybody out. so the sooner the ukrainians have the tools they need, we have seen again and again the faster they can do what needs to be done for the

needs the ukrainian economy and ukrainian agriculture very much. what we are discussing is rather aussion about what are the problems inside the european union, what are the problems in us and how do they interact with each other in such a way, and do they interact constructively, do they spark, and we have several products there, because you can really count them on the fingers of one hand, according to which we really have certain, certain sensitive moments, but in each and every... in each one of them has its own history, its own perspective, and in fact we are doing well from this level, at worst from the level of such a political and, that is , trade-economic, political-economic, and this very issue of protests is in poland, in the european union , and here agrarian protests, and here we can say that we have also achieved our goal. because from the point of view of rational trade, from the point of view of associations that are involved in permanent trade, everything is fine here, and polish associations support us, which in principle has already become the subject of discussio

. they are ukrainian nazis, they documented all this, filmed it, broadcast it online, that is, thereline recording, it went to the whole world, not only to the whole of ukraine, and there are facts, there is evidence, poroshenko himself said that we did the right thing by burning odessa , it’s only a pity that we didn’t do the same with donetsk and lugansk, then they wouldn’t have been able to raise their heads, it’s right that we banderized odessa, which in fact was not the case, because odessa never existed and there will be no bandera. and i’ll tell you a bad thing for myself, i’m already on the wanted list in russia , then the donetsk regional administration should have been blown up at the root, let them die, forgive me, haibs, 50 terrorists, we wouldn’t have had 500 deaths in the donetsk region, yes i was inside the house to the trade unions, because we didn’t understand what kind of beast this was, not a beast, some kind of devilish crowd was running, as if thirsty for blood, these authorities already knew they... in the office they burst into this westerner burst in in milita

olga, a living witness to the events of may 2 in odessa, she miraculously survived in the trade unionhey documented all this, filmed it, broadcast it online, that is, there was an online recording, it was broadcast to the whole world, not only to the whole of ukraine, and there are facts, there is evidence, and poroshenko himself said that we did the right thing, that they burned odessa, it’s just a pity that we didn’t do the same. donetsk and lugansk, then they would not have been able to raise their heads, it is correct that we banditized odessa, which in fact was not the case, because odessa never existed and never it will be banderovsk, and i’ll tell you a bad thing for myself, i’m already on the wanted list in russia, then the donetsk regional administration should have been blown up at the root, let them die, god forgive 50 terrorists, we wouldn’t have had 500 deaths in donetsk region, yes, i was inside the house to the trade unions, because we did not understand. what kind of animal this is, not bestial, some kind of devilish crowd is running, as if thirsty for blood, these aut

of ukrainian soviet writers, that is this, this was his last, last flash of this, cheerful, good-naturedbright something, did he try to do something else after that, but already these, this was already considered isms, nationalism, and that's all, well, nationalism was sewn to him forever , maybe not from the master of the ship, but from the four sabers, for sure, and, after all, this is a truly nationalist novel. four saber horsemen is from his pre-war novels, it is certainly the weakest text, probably because of this he was there, where he already had to fulfill many standards, some requirements, and because of that, horsemen were always in the program of the soviet school, i, by the way , i also studied riders at school, we were not given a master of the ship, respectively, and now the children of the master of the ship are studying, yes, as far as i know, he is in bigger programs. the same variations programs, but in principle the master of the ship is just now a program work, yes, that i too, by the way, in the 10th grade or in the 11th to understand the master of the ship, well, i

of ukrainian soviet writers, that is, this was his last, last burst of this cheerful, good-natured,ing, or did he try to do something else after that, but already these , it was already considered isms, nationalism and... after all, nationalism was sewn to him forever, maybe not from the master of the ship, but from the four sabers, probably, and eh, because after all, this is a truly nationalist novel, the four sabers, horsemen are from his pre-war novels, this is the weakest , of course, the text, probably because of this , he was there, where he already had to fulfill many standards, some requirements, and because of that , horsemen were always in the program of the soviet school, by the way, i also studied horsemen at school, we were not given a master ship in the appropriate, and now the children of the master are studying ship, yes, as far as i know, it is from most programs, well, there are variations of the program. but in principle, the master of the ship is just now a piece of software, yes, that i too, by the way, in the 10th grade or in the 11th to understand the master

european union must obey this directive. directive is valid until march 2025, that is, we can say that until then, if no legislative changes are made, then all ukrainians who are currently in the territory will be ours. the eu, they are under the protection of this directive, which will be after march, let's see, maybe some legal nuances will be introduced, but what, for example, the meps say, well, even though they don't either... the truth is in the first instance, they say that as much as if it were a delicate situation with human rights, that deporting a person or forcefully pushing him out of a state that has provided shelter to a state where there is a war is against the law, if, how to say, the norms of law, legality, yes, hardly, hardly it can... to work, well, this is the situation now, thank you, thank you, it's even a pity to say goodbye, and i would like to say goodbye that this was our european deputy, but at the moment it is our correspondent, espresso correspondent in european institutions, tetyana vysotska. t

on february 19, 2024, viktor orban advocated the complete closure of the european union market for ukrainianagricultural products. ukrainian grain is not taken further to africa. they sell it here in hungary. cheaper than the grain of hungarian producers, replacing domestic grain from our own market. and by a strange coincidence, it is at this time that russia increases its supplies to european markets and becomes, in fact, the fourth exporter of grain in the world. this is really a completely non-accidental coincidence, just as it is not a coincidence that this liberal democratic orban suddenly becomes a completely pro-russian politician and a great friend of putin. and when did it happen? after his first visit. in moscow in 2009. between 1988 and 2009, orbán was the most anti-russian politician in central europe. it was he who in 1989 spoke about the russian, not the soviet, empire and harshly demanded the withdrawal of russian troops from hungary. in 2009 , dmitry medvedev, the governor of moscow, is on the throne, but it is not a secret for anyone who is the real ruler of russia. putin f

now ukrainian neo-nazis are taking their own ukrainian children to countries european union, but that's one case, they forcibly remove children from parents who do not want to go to ukraine and are waiting for russia, in others they turn a blind eye to how civilized countries steal children from ukrainian refugees. by the way, you make fake documents, but supposedly the original ones, you say that they are children. orphans, when you know that they have parents, the headmistress of the school was with them, so she knew that these children, they have a mother, they have a father, you understand that this is for illegals, the west is simply ready to devour those who are not able to give them sex, ksenia lebedeva’s author’s view on the policy of double standards in the project is different, watch on the belarus-24 tv channel.

the main confrontation is between the center-right croatian democratic union, led by the pro-ukrainianme minister andrej plenkovich , and the alliance of centrist and left-wing parties. which is informally headed by president zoran milanovych. i will note that the democratic union has been in power continuously since croatia gained independence in 1991. and ivano-frankivsk is becoming even more accessible. in the city, infrastructure is being built for residents with limited mobility, in particular near the regional clinical hospital. the creation of an accessibility map last year and... was worked by a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war and adviser to the city mayor yuriy gaponchuk. he is well aware of the problems of moving around the city for people with disabilities, because he lost his leg due to an injury in the war. so the veteran himself developed a map of the routes he follows most often fighters who are being treated in the regional center after being wounded will move. by the end of the year, the city plans to make five more routes from hospitals to the city center more ac

of a key ukrainian voice pro you create invoice, rather russia has carried out another error strike on ukraine, 2nd largest city, car keys. at least 6 people were killed and 10 more injured early on saturday. and the attack ukraine's military says this defense has destroyed $28.00 of $32.00 drones and 3 out of 6 missiles, russia stepping up, it's a tax on ukraine's energy infrastructure. use john phillips schultz has been speaking to you. cranes, energy administer, vermont publishing as administrator. think we have seen most of websites on ukrainian energy infrastructure in the past weeks and what the consequences to those the tech side for the credit and people everyone should, should understand that. today's situation that is, that's not about the battlefield. so that's like it's, i mean the fewer that are uh, does it people, uh, they do not even hide these. so if you can see this, you can find it. so russian media, they say say that the ones who crane has to suffer and that's what they are really trying to do. so that goes to. so when you have the restriction, then in, let's say

proposes to control ukrainian carriers in poland with the help of gps trackers, i always thought toalready exist, it is so, it is so simple , i was surprised when these were protests, i thought to myself, well, listen, there are... put gps trackers in the car, you can record everything, where she is going, whether she is staying in poland, whether she is going to a port, some gdańsk, or she is going somewhere in germany, it's 20 seconds of work and it's finished and it's clear who's guilty and who's not guilty, whether it's the ukrainians, whether it's the poles, whether it's the russians going across the border to belarus, or kaliningrad, everything is clear, and here it turns out that already six months of scandal. and six months later, the european commission says: listen, maybe we can install gps trackers, and then we will be there to know where these ukrainian cars go, to what extent the poles, by the way, are ready to go for this polish farmers, transporters, who, from my point of view, should welcome the initiative of the european union, okay, let's put a tracker and forget a

the ukrainian state knows nothing about the owners of the telegram company.inistrators refuse contact and, for example, delete information that threatens national security or spreads pornography. ukraine cannot control servers or traffic. no content, no personal data, that is, absolutely nothing. my bill requires transparency. if this is how youtube and facebook work in ukraine, why can't telegram work? only for one reason, it is not about business and not about information, it is ips propaganda. the same position is taken by those responsible for national security. in my opinion, one option is to force everyone to register. officially. you want to be mass media, please register, there is nothing to hide, if you want to convey the truth to people in your opinion, it will improve the situation a little, almost all telegram employees are russians who have relatives left in russia itself, even if they are not live in russia, we understand that, well, we all understand how the fsb works, no one has any doubts that the fsb can find keys to most people through thei

the ukrainian state knows nothing about the owners of the telegram company.inistrators refuse to go into contact and, for example, remove information that threatens national security or spreads pornography. ukraine cannot control servers, traffic, content, or personal data, that is, absolutely nothing. my bill requires transparency. if that's how youtube works. facebook in ukraine, why can't telegram work? only for one reason, it is not about business and not about information, it is propaganda and ipso, the same positions held by those responsible for national security. in my opinion, one option is to force everyone to register, officially. if you want to be a mass media, please register. there is nothing to hide if you want to convey your opinion to people. true, it will fix the situation a little. almost all the employees, telegram - these are russians who have relatives in russia itself, even if they do not live in russia, we understand that, well, we all understand how the fsb works. no one has any doubts that the fsb can find clues to most people throug

i would deprive the european union of a key pro, ukrainian voice, panama, and columbia, appealing for more help in managing the number of migrants crossing through the data in gap. it follows accusations they have a ignoring grey of human rights abuses. human rights watch this. we claim now the country was doing enough to protect the growing number of people making that way across the jungle. the number of people making the perilous trick between south and central america has risen to record levels, migrants and you with a 5 day journey through the teams, jungle and river crossings. with the constant threats of violence from criminal games. human rights advocate, say, panama and colombia, which board of the jungle of failing to protect those crossing. they say the countries are ignoring sexual abuse and not looking into those who have gone missing. officials deny, ignoring the problems, but agree more needs to be done. so just let me know that we take noise at the reports, but we would also like these fits of both countries to be recognized. and my case is the foreign minister of pana

border, the european parliament and the european union c generally decided to apply fuses to some typesrainian agricultural products. so that not too much of it would not enter the european markets. to be very brief, there are seven types of ukrainian agro-industrial products to which the automatic setting of quotas will be applied, if the volumes of these products will enter the european market in volumes greater than the arithmetic average for the past two years and for the second half beyond 2021. these are eggs, meat, poultry, sugar, oats, corn, cereals and honey, all other agro-industrial products of ukraine, and primarily wheat, grain and oilseeds, will be under the control and monitoring of the european commission, with the fact that if they affect the markets of the eu, or even some eu countries, the european commission will be able to submit its review certain restrictions on these types of products, and... up to banning their import to some eu markets, but actually, literally another word, that the poles, the french, romanians, hungarians, for example, lobbied for wheat, for e

border, the european parliament and the european union as a whole decided to apply safeguards to some types of ukrainian agro-industrial products, in order not to european markets it was not received too much, to put it very briefly, there are seven types of ukrainian agro-industrial products to which the automatic installation will be applied. quota, if the volumes of these products will enter the european market in volumes greater than the arithmetic average for the past two years and for the second half beyond 2021, these are eggs, meat and poultry, sugar, oats, corn, cereals and honey, all others agro-industrial products of ukraine, and primarily wheat, grain and oilseeds will be under control and monitor... of the european commission with the fact that if they will affect the markets of the eu, or even some eu states, the european commission , at its discretion, will be able to impose certain restrictions on these types of products, up to a ban on their import to some eu markets, but actually, literally another word, that the poles, for example, the french, romanians, hungarians

border, although officially the european union helps the republic only in the field of countering cyberfrom yakutia arrived in the donetsk republic. ophthalmologists will perform dozens of complex operations there, which local residents have been waiting for for several years. the head of the republic denis pushiliin and the head of yakutia asn nikolaev met with surgeons and patients. report by valeria rodina. i will be grateful to him. all procedures are carried out free of charge. cataract surgery is included in the state guarantee program for free medical care. right now , doctors are performing cataract surgery. thanks to the fact that doctors we brought our equipment, the work process doubled. for the first time , a laser unit was brought for the surgical treatment of secondary cataracts and glaucoma. the laser, called yak itrimogranate, produces plasma, that is. when you press the trigger, instead of a beam it produces a small explosive, this explosive destroys the tissue, well, in order to achieve a healing effect for us. also, a group of ophthalmologists travels to other cities

s what it is, because this is not a union between ukrainians and islam, but this is a union between thosenge in my position. openly recruited, transferred, they were even filmed there, they filmed themselves and so on, this is a human resource, and a human resource that from the point of view of, well, strategists, puppeteers, i don’t know, it is very valuable, why , because these people, i don’t agree here, they are very religiously motivated, these people are not afraid not only to kill, but to die, modern europeans are not ready and do not want to die, as long as there is ukraine and isis, they will push them there, as one saying of the special services says, there is no waste here, there is. only reserves, if these reserves are poisonous, if it is a cobra, if it is , i don’t know, poisonous mushrooms, you need to use everything against the frag, let’s feed him poisonous mushrooms and plant a poisonous snake in his apartment, this is bad, unethical, uncivilized, indecent and in general this is a violation of the commandments, but give the commandments let's leave it only for our citize

again. on the international front, is again trying to destructively destroy our support by the european union and other nato countries, the united states of america, for example, and maybe here lies the secret of why putin, demanding our denazification and disarmament, still agreed to our membership in the european union, ukraine is a big country, and when we will be members of the european union, we will have a lot of strong influence in the governing bodies of the european union. imagine that ukraine is pro-russian, it means that... putin's influence on the european union will increase many times, but we foiled this plan of putin's. a real dictatorship reigns in the fictional country. turn on hbo's new satirical series on mekogo, mode. can her tyranny lead to freedom? watch in ukrainian in mego's subscription. anxiety, insomnia, restlessness, coping with stress against the background of anxiety helped me with quiet. quiet soothes and the soul becomes lighter. there are discounts on hepargin of 15% in the psyllanyk, pam and oskad pharmacies. premium sponsor represents the national team. unit

of a key pro ukrainian voice. at least 6 people have been killed in a russian strike on ukraine's 2nd largest cities have to around 10 other people were injured. police say the attack was carried out by drones and coal, several fires. your friends military said it's an offensive destroyed the 28th of $32.00 drones. and 36 miss south launched by russia of mexico was breaking off diplomatic ties with ecuador last of police that broke into the mexican embassy to the chain of full mouth. x with a ecuadorian vice president. he was indicted on corruption charges. the right to place all is off the mexico granted the ecuadorian political petition. political aside rescue is that still working to reach schools of people trapped off the wednesdays of quake in taiwan. at least 12 people were killed and more than a 1000 interested in the quite. meanwhile, a mass of clean up operation is underway. and then the eastern city of y. then near the epicenter, was begun. demolishing a building that's been tilting as a precarious envel

if this had not happened, would ukrainian society or residents of other union republics have known at all that... such a catastrophe had occurred, or would the soviet union have managed to avoid such a spread of information in this case and it would have been possible to hide it all, it is difficult to say unequivocally whether it was completely hidden, because we are still talking about 1986, that is, this is already the time when there is a new leadership of the communist the party headed by mikhail gorbachev, who already then launched the thesis of the proclamation, that is, the system was already a little shaky, the system was no longer as integral as under gorbachev's predecessors. that the goal is to do everything quietly so that a minimum number of people learn about the threats that... accompanied by an accident, this goal was usually set and this goal, this is very clearly visible from how long the evacuation of people was delayed, even from this the most affected, then defined as a 30-kilometer zone, the evacuation began just on april 28, eh, because it was thought that, wel

of a key pro ukrainian voice, panama, and columbia, appealing for more help in managing the number of migrants crossing through the data and gap. it follows accusations the ignoring grey of human rights abuses, human rights watch this, we claim. now the country was doing enough to protect the growing number of people making their way across the jungle. the number of people making the perilous trick between south and central america has risen to record levels, migrants and you with a 5 day journey through the teams, jungle and river crossings. with the constant threats of violence from criminal gangs. human rights advocate, say panama and columbia, which board of the jungle of failing to protect those crossing. they say the countries are ignoring sexual abuse and not looking into those who have gone missing. officials deny, ignoring the problems, but agree more needs to be done. so the need for me would take note of the report, but we would also like the assets of both countries to be recognized as the foreign minister of panama. i'm actively managing the migration issue. unfortunately

support within the framework of the ukrainian facility program. the european union allocated a new tranche of macro-financial assistance for ukraine for 1.5 billion euros. this was reported by the president of the european union. commissions by ursula fondern. in her post on the ex social network, she noted that these funds are vitally necessary for the state and service of ukraine to work while the fight against russian aggression continues. fonderlia added: "europe remains united and determined to support ukraine." and meanwhile, for the third day in a row, ukrainian energy companies are attracting emergency aid from europe. the deficit of electricity keeps. consumption is 10% higher than yesterday, noted in ukrenergo. due to damage by russian missiles, power plants cannot produce enough electricity. due to hostilities and bad weather, some consumers in dnipropetrovsk, donetsk, mykolaiv, odesa, sumy, khmelnytskyi and kharkiv regions are without electricity. in odesa, as a result of the morning attack, the equipment of the local oblenergo was dam

, ukrainian skeptics in the european union, so these are simply unacceptable things. question number two, which, in my opinion, is no less important, is not, again, not about the broadcast format, but about a huge mistake in... the authorities, which was made in the late spring, early summer of '22. i suppose that in the first months of the acute phase of the war, the marathon position was probably justified, for a few weeks, maybe a few months. then a huge mistake was made. due to the preservation of the marathon format , we had a surge in confidence and a surge in ratings various anonymous sources to the telegram channel. other media, other social networks. and here there was a huge problem. today, according to various surveys, about 80% of citizens will receive information, the first source of information is sources in social networks. and this is a disaster, because russians behave in the telegram network just like at home. now i can count on the fingers of two hands millions of 15. russian and pro-russian channels that work in the direction of russian propaganda,

the union said that the ukrainian conflict led to the lack of uniforms, and this is just one of manylin's foreign policy. elizaveta khramtsova learned about what else the confrontation with the non-existent russian threat entails for the germans. saw how many objects clothes, it’s impossible to order, but i’m already tired, it may seem like this is an april fool’s joke, but it’s not funny for us, the head of the bavarian police union comments on the video about colleagues literally left... without pants. in germany's richest federal state, officers wait 4-6 months for ordered uniforms. the regional ministry of internal affairs answers: clothes must be shipped across the country from lower saxony, with the beginning of the ukrainian crisis, part of the supply chains was disrupted, and although the system still faces economic problems civil defense, berlin continues to intimidate the people of germany with the russian threat, as a result, municipal authorities checked the bunkers remaining from the cold war and found out what to accommodate. and since there is wind, it means it should

all marines became heroes of the soviet union. most are posthumous.ops of the third ukrainian front under the command of army general radion malinovsky on april 10 , 1944. srozhe. already like victory day. to the city decorated to front-line soldiers, the most honored guests, veterans of that very 49th guards-kherson rifle division certainly came to celebrate the holiday. vasily morgelov and his fighters liberated many cities in ukraine and then south-eastern europe from the nazis. but it was kherson that became special for him in this series, and he, later, became its honorary resident. when he didn’t come, that’s what i heard from my sons, the delegation. from the city of kherson came to the city of moscow, went to sivtsa vrazhek street, with all the generous gifts, lard, moonshine, gifts from the fields, and said, this the day of kherson's liberation began in moscow. in the spring of 1944, kherson became the first large liberated city in the northern black sea region. the offensive operation took place during the spring thaw. the weather greatly co

support within the framework of the ukrainian facility program. the european union allocated ukraine a new tranche of macro-financial assistance worth one and a half billion euros. this was reported by the president of the european union.

in the european union, so these are simply unacceptable things.n number two, which, in my opinion, is no less important, is not, again, not about the broadcast format, but about a huge mistake by the authorities, which was made in the late spring, early summer of 22. i guess in the first months. the acute phase of the war, probably the marathon position was justified, several weeks, perhaps several months then a huge mistake was made. due to the preservation of the marathon format , we had a surge in trust and a surge in the rating of various anonymous sources in telegram channels of other media and other social networks. and here there was a huge problem. today there are different. survey, about 80% of citizens will receive information, the first source of information is sources in social social networks, and this is a disaster, because russians behave in the telegram network just like at home, but now i can count on the fingers of two hands millions of 15 russian and of pro-russian channels that work in the direction of russian propaganda, and i

, ukrainian skeptics in the european union , so these are simply unacceptable things.mber two, which... in my opinion, no less important, it is not, again, not about the broadcast format, but it is about a huge mistake by the authorities, which was made at the end of the spring, at the beginning of the summer of 22. i assume that in the first months of the acute phase of the war, the position of marathon was probably justified, several weeks, maybe several months. next , a huge mistake was made, due to the preservation of the marathon format in... there was a surge in trust and a surge in the rating of various anonymous sources in telegram channels, other media, other social networks, and here a huge problem occurred, today there according to various surveys, about 80% citizens will receive information, the first source of information is the sources in social social networks, and this is a disaster, because the russians... behave in the telegram network is just like at home, but now i can count on the fingers of two hands 15 million russian and pro-russian channels tha