next, we have yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politics, mr.hen, i... congratulations, thank you for being with us today, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, well, since we are asking our viewers and tv viewers, what do they think, will the west dare to send its troops to ukraine, i will ask you about this too, i proceed from the logic that people who are thinking about their upcoming elections will not... approve such a year, which means that germany and france, germany and poland, that is, olaf scholz and donald tusk, well, i am talking about the participants of today's meeting of the weimar triangle in the first place, they most likely will not go to this, while emmanuel macron , who is in his second presidential term, and has a certain space to respond to it. mr. yevgeny, macron actually started this big discussion, whether these foreign troops will be on the territory of ukraine or not, he spoke with hints, in some conversations with the leaders of the political forces of france, in interviews with tf-1 and france-2 he

next, we have yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politics, mr.hen, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, well, since we are asking our viewers and tv viewers what. .. think whether the west will dare to send its troops to ukraine, i will ask you about that too. i proceed from the logic that people who think about their own future elections, will not make a similar decision. this means that germany and france, germany and poland, that is, olaf scholz and donald. well, i am talking about the participants of today's meeting of the weimar triangle, first of all, they most likely will not go to it , while emmanuel macron, who is in the second presidential term, and has a certain space to react, to this, mr. yevgeny, macron actually this big discussion started whether these troops will be foreign. on the territory of ukraine or not, he was speaking with some kind of hints there, in conversations with leaders of french political forces, in interviews with tf-1 and france 2 , he sta

magda: ay, ¿qué pasó? ¿ya recogiste el dinero de la tanda? arturo: no.es que nadie le quiso entrar. es que se enteraron que era una mentira lo de la rifa. Ándale, pero ya resolví lo del dinero. magda: ay, no me digas que conseguiste un aumento, arturo. arturo: no, algo mejor. le entré a la tanda de gutiérrez, el del almacén. magda: ay, y te tocó el primer número. arturo: no, el último, pero solo eran 87 números. es que le entraron todos. bueno, hasta el jefazo. [música] ♪ >>sÁbado 23 de marzo estas son las noticias 42 de las personas secuestradas en juliacan son liberadas no se ha podido establecer que grupo criminar es responsable >>cual es el origen de los hechos, no lo sabemos ya son mÁs de 130 los muertos del ataque terrorista a un centro comercial cerca de moscÚ. cuatro sospechosos de la masacre fueron detenidos. el estado islÁmico vuelve a reivindicar en un vÍdeo la autorÍa del atentado. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna fin de semana. >> buena noches, continÚa la conmociÓn en sinaloa mÉxico por el c4 masivo de 66 personas y no de 25

we talk mostly about the changes in the national security council with yevhen magda, director of the institute of world politics. good evening, thank you for joining the broadcast, why now president zelenskyy has changed the secretary of the national security council, what happened, how are you do you think good evening. it should be emphasized that changing the secretary of the national security council is the exclusive competence of the president, who is the head of the national security council compliance with ukrainian legislation, and i think that there may be several reasons, well, in my opinion, mr. lytvynenko is more professionally prepared, he also worked in the system of bodies of the state security before, and he is actually, i would say, an associate and a pet. volodymyr horbulin, an extremely powerful specialist who stood at the origins of the formation of a system of strategic thinking in ukraine, already in modern ukraine, and therefore lytvynenko, well, he is not just fresh blood, fresh blood that can be more powerful. danilov, well, you know, statements like that he

magda: ay, ¿qué pasó? ¿ya recogiste el dinero de la tanda? arturo: no.es que nadie le quiso entrar. es que se enteraron que era una mentira lo de la rifa. Ándale, pero ya resolví lo del dinero. magda: ay, no me digas que conseguiste un aumento, arturo. arturo: no, algo mejor. le entré a la tanda de gutiérrez, el del almacén. magda: ay, y te tocó el primer número. arturo: no, el último, pero solo eran 87 números. es que le entraron todos. bueno, hasta el jefazo. [música] presentador: sÁbado 23 de marzo y estas son las principales noticias. fueron detenidos los sospechosos organizar el ataque terroristaen un centro comercial en moscÚ, la cifra de muertos subiÓ a 133 y el estado islÁmico reivindicÓ el atentado. el presidente biden firmÓ el paquete econÓmico que recibiÓ el respaldo mayoritario en la cÁmara baja y el senado en el congreso. se cumplen 30 aÑos al magnicidio de luis donaldo colosio, un crimen del cual todavÍa hay muchos interrogantes. >> hay que sanar esa herida, es una herida histÓrica, vamos a cerrar el libro, el mensaje de la princesa de gale

then magda smiled sweetly and said: yes, i read a lot of things, well, i understood what she was talkingbout, i i also read about the ukrainian uprisings against the poles. like napoleon in toulouse, with grapeshot from cannons. the end of the 15th century, a significant part of the territory of little russia, that is, modern ukraine, was part of the grand duchy of lithuania, with which russia was at war. lithuania suffered military failures and turned to poland for help. but nothing comes for free. and in return , poland wants to receive rights to part of little russia. he uses modern technology. elections cannot hold a judicial position, ukrainians turned into a kmet, powerless a peasant or serf, a serf, this is the source of the uprising in this territory, now poland. in addition, after the union of brest in 1596, the russian church was subordinated to the pope, the uniad church arose, and the orthodox were outlawed. in response, in 1591. the uprising of krzysztaf kasinski, a colonel of the zaporozhye army, arose, and after his death the uprising was led by severin alewajka, whose cam

we already have yevhen magda in contact. mr. yevgeny, we are not done with ourselves. let's continue on macron's position and on why he articulates why he is so active now in european politics, i think among other things macron is not only because it is the second presidential term, not only because there is historical experience, but also because the united states lost a certain leadership in matters of support for ukraine, due to the crisis that currently exists in relations between democrats and republicans, and which is unlikely to will be fast, well, i would say decided, because... the presidential campaign is only gaining momentum, therefore, accordingly , emmanuel macron has become an active foreign policy player, because this is a way through actions on the international arena to receive his own and political dividends in that number of we have already mentioned today's meeting of the weimar triangle of scholz, macron and tusk, and what do you say, mr. yevgeny, about this idea that the frozen assets will be used to purch

then magda smiled sweetly and said: yes, i read a lot of things. do i understand what she's talking about? i also read about the ukrainian uprisings against the poles. the uprising occurs within states and is accompanied by physical violence. following this, the position of little russians and ukrainians living in these territories changes. the poles demanded from them documents for the right to own land, and those who did not have such documents, that is, practically everyone, had their lands confiscated and, as a result , were plundered by the nobles. the poles did not recognize ukrainians as free people, who is not a catholic, not a person, not a citizen, cannot have land, cannot participate in elections. however, the revision of the lands continued, and now this is the transfer of ownership and further distribution of the so-called wastelands to the polish gentry. for example, the klinsky family of poles received the entire uman region, along with the city of uman, and several hundred trees, it turned out that this was wasteland and no one live

i would like to introduce today's first guest, yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politics. mr. yevgeny, i congratulate you and thank you very much for being with us today. congratulations, mr. serhiy, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. let's start with the heroes. from the hero of ukraine valery zaluzhny, whose candidacy today president zelenskyi approved for the position of ambassador of ukraine to great britain, it became literally several are known. a few minutes ago , the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine reported that it had already sent the british side a corresponding request for agreman , that is , a decree on the appointment of a meritorious ambassador . further on the trust rating, first of all to president zelensky and, accordingly, to the rating... trust to the diligent, well, let's be realistic and talk about these things as much as possible seriously. i can't remember in more than 30 years of ukraine's independence, when there was a direct message that the president personally approved the candidacy of this or that ambassador to this or that cou

we already have yevhen magda in contact. mr. yevgeny, we are not done with ourselves. continue, regarding macron's position and why he articulates why he is so active now in european politics? i think that, among other things, macron, not only because it is the second presidential term, not only because there is historical experience, but also because the united states lost a certain leadership in matters of support for ukraine, due to the crisis that currently exists in relations between democrats and republicans, and which it is unlikely to be fast, well, i would say decided, because... that the presidential campaign is only gaining momentum, therefore, accordingly, emmanuel macron has become an active foreign policy player, because this is a way through actions on the international arena to receive his own and political dividends in that number of we have already mentioned today's meeting of the weimar triangle of scholz, macron and tusk, and what do you say, mr. yevgeny, about this idea that the frozen assets will be used to purchase weapons for ukraine, why is the

during the next hour with our guests, the executive director of the world institute politician yevgeny magdajournalist roman tsymbalyuk and spokesman of the ukrainian volunteer army south, serhiy bratchuk. but before that... how to start our big conversation, let's watch a video of how the maroon berets continue to destroy the russians, the fighters of the 79th separate airborne assault brigade of tauriy defeated another enemy assault near novomykhaivka in donetsk region. ukrainian soldiers managed to destroy 12 units of armored vehicles, four of which are tanks. let's watch this enchanting video. friends, we are working on live tv, and also on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are watching us live there now, please like this video, vote in our poll, today we ask you this, can china stop russian aggression? yes, no , everything is quite simple on youtube, if you want to leave your opinion under this video, please write in the comments, it is important for us to know your opinion, if you watch us on tv, take it. please take your smartphone and vote if you think that china is c

next , we have yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politics. mr.geny, i warmly welcome you, thank you for being you with us today congratulations, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. well, since we ask our viewers and viewers. what do they think, will the west dare to send its troops to ukraine, i will ask you about that too. i proceed from the logic that people thinking about their upcoming elections will not make such a decision. this means that germany and france, germany and poland, that is, olaf scholz and... donald tusk, well, i am talking about the participants of today's meeting of the weimar triangle in the first place, they most likely will not go to this, while, like emmanuel macron, who is in his second presidential term, and has a certain space to react, to this, mr. yevgeny, macron actually started this big discussion, will these troops be there? foreigners on the territory of ukraine or not, he spoke in hints, in some conversations with the leaders of political forces in france, and in interviews with tf-1 and france-2 he stated that

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tell me, magda, why? then magda smiled sweetly and said: yes, i read a lot of things.out? i also read about the ukrainian uprisings against poles. uprisings occur within states and are accompanied by physical violence. it is always the blood of murder. suffice it to remember the russians, stepan razin or pakachev. i remember somehow coming to me. “i came to give you freedom, i promise help with the consent of the relatives of the late director, i refused, for me the razin uprising, like other uprisings, is a symbol of the spontaneous destruction of the state, that is, an absolutely impossible thing for me.” probably, from the point of view of other people and other points of view, i am wrong, but i think so, and i also think that god forbid that you and i survive the just indignation of the people, shoot like napoleon in toulouse with grapeshot from cannons.

then magda smiled sweetly and said: “yes, yes, i read a lot.” about, i also read about the ukrainian uprisings against the poles.

then magda smiled sweetly and said: yes, i read it. a lot of things, well, i understood what she wasad about the ukrainian uprisings against the poles, the uprising takes place within the state. accompanied by physical violence, it is always blood murder. suffice it to recall the russian stepan razin or pakachev. i remember once they approached me two wonderful actors, lyubshin and kostolevsky, with a proposal to make a film based on the script of the recently deceased vasily shukshin, about the razin uprising. i came to give you freedom. i promise help with the consent of the relatives and the late director. i refused. for me, the razin uprising, like other uprisings , is a symbol of the spontaneous destruction of the state , that is, a thing for me is absolutely impossible, probably from the point of view of other people and other points of view i am wrong, but i think so, and i also think that god, you and i will survive the just indignation of the people. how napoleon in toulouse, surrounded by cannons. at the end of the 15th century, a significant part of the territory of little

then magda smiled sweetly and said: yes, i read a lot of things.

for the next hour with our guests, the executive director of the institute of world politics yevhen magda, journalist roman tsimbalyuk and the spokesman of the ukrainian volunteer army. day by serhii bratchuk. but before we start our big talk, let's watch a video of how the maroon berets continue to destroy the russians. fighters of the 79th separate assault-assault tauri brigade repelled another enemy assault near novomykhaivka in donetsk region. ukrainian soldiers managed to destroy 12 units armored vehicles, four of which are tanks. let's watch this enchanting video. friends, we are live on tv as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are watching us live there now, please like this video, vote in our poll, today we are asking you if you can will china stop russia's aggression? yes, no , everything is quite simple on youtube, if you want to leave your opinion under this video, please write in the comments, we care about ... your opinion, if you watch us on tv, please pick up your smartphone and vote if you think china is capable of stopping russia's aggression, 08

the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote, then we will be in touch with yevhen magdautive director of the institute of world politics, mr. yevgeny, i congratulate you, thank you for... joining our broadcast, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. since, mr. yevgeny, we are asking our viewers and tv viewers whether there are threats to democracy in ukraine today, let's be very brief, are there threats to democracy in ukraine today, both internally and possibly externally? the main threat to democracy in ukraine is the desire of the russian federation to destroy ukrainian statehood. everything else. in my opinion , it is still secondary, although in the conditions of martial law certain authoritarianism is usually observed tendencies that are sometimes justified, and sometimes not justified, within the administration of ukraine, and therefore i see one of our tasks in this war, not to turn into a small russia, not to turn into a russia that is governed by manual control, democracy is imitated and things are done. for which later the people who will carr

free, vote, at the end of the program, we will sum up the results of this vote, further contact yevhen magdaxecutive director of the institute of world politics, mr. yevgeny, i i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, because mr. yevgeny, we ask our viewers and tv viewers whether there are threats to democracy in ukraine today, let’s be very brief, whether there are threats to democracy in ukraine and internally, possibly externally. the main threat to democracy in ukraine is the desire of the russian federation to destroy ukrainian statehood. everything else, in my opinion, is still secondary. although in the conditions of martial law, of course, certain authoritarian tendencies are observed, which are sometimes justified and sometimes not. inside the administration of ukraine. and that is why i see one of our tasks in this war. not to turn into a small russia, not to turn into a russia that is governed by manual control, democracy is imitated and things are done, for which later the people who will carry them out will

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of ukraine valentyn nalyvaichenko and executive director of the institute of world politics yevhen magdathe second part of our program, there will be a journalism club with participation. ukrainian kerech and oleksiy mustafina. however, before we start our big conversation, let's watch a video of the consequences of the attack by the russian invaders on odesa, 20 people died, more than 70 were injured. russian terrorists hit the city with ballistic missiles iskander m. 10 buildings were damaged, footage of the rescue operation, without comments not everything has been seen yet, everything is there, eternal memory to the dead and death to the russian occupiers. friends, we work simultaneously on several platforms, live on the tv channel, as well as on youtube and facebook, for those who are currently watching us on youtube. please take part in our vote. today we ask you this: will the west dare to send its troops to ukraine, yes, no, or your comment , please write below this video if you are watching us on tv, pick up your smartphone and vote if you think what the west can send its troops

yevgeny, for the conversation, it was yevhen magda, the executive director of the institute world politics. friends, we are working in... live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, we are conducting polls on youtube and on tv, today we are asking you about whether the west will dare to send its troops to ukraine, let's see the interim the results of the poll on tv, so 44% yes, 56% - no, according to our tv viewers, on youtube we have a ratio of 46 to 54, well, may, almost the same ratio, we will return to the studio, we will have a journalist club for with the participation of kateryna nekrechi and oleksiy mustafin, stay with us, the future will be interesting, there are discounts on motilya, 20% in the pharmacies planstrynik, pam and oskad. there are 20% discounts on kombigrib. in pharmacies plantain to you and savings premium sponsor of the national team represents united by football together stronger an unusual look at the news good health, ladies and gentlemen, my name is mykola veresen, a sharp presentation of facts and competent opinions, in am

thank you for your comment, yevhen magda, candidate of political sciences and director of the institute of world politics, we talked about the consequences of the terrorist attack in russia, and then we will talk about the report you mentioned, yevhen. un report. thank you very. russia continues to torture and punish ukrainian prisoners of war. this is stated in the already mentioned report of the un human rights monitoring mission in ukraine. and, in particular, in the report of the un high commissioner. the report covers the period from december 1 , 2023 to february 29, 2024. well, actually 3 months. experts interviewed 60 ukrainian military personnel who recently returned from russian captivity, according to the head of the un human rights mission in ukraine , daniel bel, in almost every interview , the respondents said that the russian military and officials torture prisoners, including beatings, electric shocks, forcing them to remain in an uncomfortable position for long periods of time, threatening to shoot them or simulating them, more than half of the prisoners experienced sexu

of ukraine valentyn nalyvaichenko and executive director of the institute of world politics yevgeny magda the second part of our program, there will be a journalism club with the participation of kateryna nekrechi and oleksiy mustafin. however, before starting our big conversation, let's watch a video of the consequences of the russian strike occupiers in odesa, 20 people died, more than 70 wounded, russian terrorists hit the city with ballistic missiles, iskander m. 10 buildings were damaged. footage of the rescue operation, no comments. death to the russian occupiers. friends, we work simultaneously on several platforms, live on the tv channel, as well as on youtube and facebook. for those who are currently watching us on youtube. please take part in our vote. today we ask you about this. will the west dare to send its troops to ukraine? yes, no, or your comment, please comment below this video. if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone and... vote if you think the west can send troops to ukraine, 0800 211 381, no 0800 211 382, ​​all calls to these numbers are free, call, at the en

yevgeny, for the conversation, it was yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politics. friends, we work live on the tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, we conduct polls on youtube and on tv, today we ask you about whether the west will dare to send its troops to ukraine. let's see the intermediate results of the poll on tv. so, 44% yes, 56% - no, according to our viewers, on youtube we have a ratio of 46 to 54, well, almost, almost the same ratio, we will return to the studio, we will have a journalist club with the participation of kateryna nekrecha and oleksiy mustafin , stay with us, it will be interesting. greetings, this is svoboda live on radio svoboda. we have already come to the snake itself. the following shots may shock you. news from the scene. live kamikaze drone attacks. political analytics. and meaningful, no political season, exclusive interviews, reports from the hottest points of the front. freedom life, frankly and impartially. draw your own conclusions. events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives. of cou

yevgeny, for the conversation, it was yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politicsiends, we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms. for those who are currently watching us live on youtube, please take part in our vote, today we ask you this, do you see threats to democracy in ukraine today? yes, no, everything is quite. simply, if you have a personal opinion, please write in the comments below this video. if you watch us on tv, grab your smartphone or phone and vote if you see signs of a threat to democracy in ukraine (0800-211-381, no), 0800-211-382. all calls to these numbers are free, vote, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote. next , ihor kondratyuk, ukrainian tv presenter, producer and volunteer, will be in touch with us. mr. igor, i... welcome you, thank you for being with us today, good evening, mr. igor, good morning full-scale war, many ukrainians abandoned russian-language content and content produced in the neighboring state, the aggressor, but, despite this, there are still russ

ukraine valentyn nalyvaichenko and the executive director of the institute of world politics yevgeny magdat of our program will be a journalism club with the participation of kateryna nekrechi and oleksiy mustafin. however, before starting our big conversation, let's watch a video of the consequences of the russian strike. occupiers in odesa, 20 people died, more than 70 were injured, russian terrorists hit the city with iskander m ballistic missiles, 10 houses were damaged, footage of the rescue operation without comments.

the ukrainian tennis player has three in the sets, she won a strong-willed victory over magda linnet of poland. having given in in the first game 2:6, tsurenko convincingly prevailed in the second 6:1. in the decisive set with a score of 3:1 in favor of polka, tsurenko responded with her own series of four won games, seized the initiative and closed the match on the opponent's serve. 6:4. lesya tsurenko will play in the second round of the tournament in miami for the third time in her career. the experience of previous attempts was negative. the next opponent of the ukrainian woman will be the belgian grete minen. in... purity without russians and belarusians, so-called neutral athletes will not participate in the opening ceremony of the 2024 olympic games in paris. last december, the international olympic committee officially allowed russians and belarusians to take part in the individual competitions of the olympiad. for this, the athletes had to comply with the rules of neutrality, in particular not to have ties with the armed forces of their countries and to perform without the s

over the next hour, we will talk about this and other things with our guests yuriy lutsenko, yevhen magda and igor kondratyuk. in the second part of our program , we will have people's deputies of ukraine, mykyta poturaev, rostislav pavlenko and yaroslav zheliznyak as guests. however, before starting our big conversation. let's watch a video of how the volyn teroboronivtsi of the hundredth separate using the fpv drone of the territorial brigade of the armed forces of ukraine destroyed a russian t-80 tank. let's see. friends, we are working live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are currently watching us live there. please take part in our vote. today we ask you about the following: do you see threats to democracy in ukraine today? yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube, if you sit and watch our telecast, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote if you see it. what is threat to democracy in ukraine 0800-211-381, no, 0800-211-382. please vote, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote. i would like to

ukraine valentyn nalyvaichenko and the executive director of the institute of world politics yevgeny magda the second part of our program will be a journalism club with the participation of kateryna nekrechi and oleksiy mustafin. however, before starting our big conversation. let's watch the video of the consequences of the attack of the russian invaders on odesa. 20 people died, more than 70 were injured, russian terrorists attacked the city. 10 houses were damaged, footage of the rescue operation without comments. eternal memory to the dead and death to the russian occupiers, friends. we work simultaneously on several platforms, live on the tv channel, as well as on youtube and facebook, for those who are currently watching us on youtube. please take part in our vote. today we ask you about the following: will the west dare to send its troops to ukraine, yes, no, or your comment, please write under this video. if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone and vote. if you think that the west can... send its troops to ukraine 0800-211-381, no 0800-211-382, all calls to these numbers are

yevgeny, for the conversation, it was yevhen magda, the executive director of the institute world politics. friends, we are working live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are currently watching live there. please like this video and vote in our poll. today we ask you the following question: is china capable of stopping russia's aggression? yes, no, if you... vote on youtube, it's pretty simple, either yes or no, if you have your own opinion, please leave it in the comments below this video, we always want to know your opinion if you watch take us on tv. to take out your smartphones and vote if you think china is capable of stopping russia's aggression (0800-211-381) no (0800-211-382). all calls to these numbers are free. serhii bratchuk, a loan shark, spokesperson of the ukrainian volunteer army south, will be on our air next. mr. serhiy, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. glory to ukraine, glory to the armed forces, thank you for the invitation, congratulations. glory to heroes. let's start with yesterday's even

yevgeny, for the conversation, it was yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politics, friends, we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, we conduct polls on youtube and on tv. today we are asking you about this, whether the west will dare to send its troops to ukraine. let's look at the intermediate results of the poll on tv. so, 44% yes, 56% - no, according to our tv viewers, on youtube we have a ratio of 46 to 54, well, almost the same ratio. we will go back to the studio, we will have a press club. with the participation of kateryna nekrecha and oleksiy mustafin, stay with us, it will be interesting. glory to ukraine, dear tv viewers, the west studio program is on the air of the tv channel. we will analyze the most important events of this week, in particular, we will talk about the international one safety as a component. our guests, retired british army colonel glen grant and former chief secretaries. president yushchenko oleg rybachuk. glen grant, a retired british army colonel and a military expert, will be on ou

of ukraine valentyn nalyvaichenko and executive director of the institute of world politics yevhen magda the second part of our program, there will be a journalism club with the participation of kateryna nekrechi and oleksiy mustafin. however, before we start our big talk, let's watch a video of the impact russian invaders. in odesa, 20 people died, more than 70 russians were injured. terrorists hit the city with iskander m ballistic missiles, 10 buildings were damaged, footage of the rescue operation, no comments. the police didn't let anyone in there anymore, they are checking all the cities right now, because they haven't checked everything yet, everything is there, so what's the matter? the occupier friends, we are working simultaneously on several platforms, live on the tv channel, as well as on youtube and facebook, for those who are currently watching us on youtube. please take part in our vote. today we ask you about the following: will the west dare to send its troops to ukraine, yes, no, or your comment, please write under this video. if you 're watching us on tv, pick up your

charge, vote, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote, further contact yevhen magdaecutive director of the institute . of world politics, mr. yevgeny, i congratulate you, thank you for joining us on the air, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes , because mr. yevgeny, we ask our viewers and tv viewers whether there are threats to democracy in ukraine today, let's be very brief, whether there are threats to democracy in ukraine today and internal, possibly external, the main threat to democracy in ukraine is the aspirations of the russian federation. ukrainian statehood, everything else, in my opinion, is still secondary, although in the conditions of martial law, certain authoritarian tendencies are usually observed, which are sometimes justified, and sometimes not justified, within management of ukraine, and therefore i see that one of our tasks in this war is not to turn into a small russia, not to turn into a russia that is governed by manual control. democracy is imitated and things are done, for which later the people who will carry them out wil

we will talk about this and other things for the next hour with our guests, yurii lutsenko, yevhen magda igor kondratyuk. in the second part of our program , we will have people's deputies of ukraine, mykyta poturaev, rostislav pavlenko and yaroslav zheliznyak as guests. however, before starting our big conversation, let's watch a video of how, with the help of... fpv drone , the volyn teroboronovtsi of the 100th separate territorial brigade of the armed forces of ukraine destroyed a russian t-80 tank. let's see. friends, we are working live on the tv channel espresso, as well as on our platforms on youtube and facebook, for those who are currently watching us live there. please take part in our vote, today we ask you about the following: do you see threats to democracy in ukraine today? yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube, if you sit and watch our telecast, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote if you see that there is a threat to democracy in ukraine. 0800-21381 no 0800 211382 please vote at the end of the program we will summarize this voting. i would like to introduce

over the next hour, we will talk about this and other things with our guests, yuriy lutsenko, yevhen magda, and igor kondratyuk. in the second part of our program , we will have people's deputies of ukraine, mykyta poturaev, rostyslav pavlenko and yaroslav zheleznyak as guests. however, before starting our long conversation, let's watch a video of how the volyn teroboronivtsi of the 100th separate territorial brigade of the armed forces of ukraine destroyed a russian t-80 tank with the help of an fpv drone. let's see. friends, we are working live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are currently watching us live there. please take part in our vote, today we ask you this, do you see threats to democracy in ukraine today, yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube if you sit and watch our telecast, pick up your smartphone. or phone and vote if you see that there is a threat to democracy in ukraine (0800-211-381, no), 0800 211 382. please vote, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote. i would like to introdu

ukraine 0.800 211 381, no 0800 211 382, ​​all calls to these numbers are free, vote. next we have yevhen magdaecutive director of the institute of world politics, mr. yevhen, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, well, since we are asking our viewers and tv viewers what they think, whether the west will dare to send its troops to ukraine, i will ask you about it too. i proceed from the logic that people who think about their own the next election will not make a similar decision. this means. that germany and france , germany and poland, that is, olaf scholz and donald tusk, well, i am talking about the participants of today's meeting of the weimar triangle, first of all, they most likely will not go to this, while emmanuel macron, who is in his second presidential term , and has a certain space to react, to this, mr. yevgeny, macron actually started this big discussion, whether these foreign troops will be on the territory of ukraine or not, he spoke with hints, some conversations with leaders of the political forces of f

after schools, unqualified, because there is no one to work, or whatever, i can only say, today yevhen magdaell, ours and we all know him. uh, the director of the institute of world politics, he said that for the first time in kyiv he saw a woman behind the wheel of a minibus. that there is also a lack of men, even for such and such positions, please, he joked in the comments that the route probably runs around tsk, but it is possible, yes, in fact, what is the situation, look, in fact , everything is as you you say, because in reality there is a serious personnel shortage in ukraine. and the revitalization of employers began at the beginning of last year, this year the trend continues, and employers also want to hire, but the number of hired workers is decreasing, for example, if we speak in the language of numbers, then in just a week, in a week on one of of the largest job search sites, employers posted 60,000 vacancies, which is 5,000 more than... posted last week, that is, the trend is for the growth of employer activity, and this trend is stable, this trend in turn leads to an increase

rachel's not—for—profit dog rescue has brought them to merseyside with their mum magda. tested for diseases. she thinks the law does need tightening, but under the proposed changes these puppies wouldn't yet be able to be in the uk and that worries her. i believe that there is a need for change, but i believe that that change is necessary in relation to puppy farming, which is extremely cruel and there is quite a lot of it, particularly in eastern europe, but also further afield. what i would hate is for hardworking, not—for—profit rescues who are desperately needed within the countries that they operate to fall foul of that and those dogs to suffer. several major animal welfare charities do support raising the minimum age to six months and have been campaigning for it for years. this bill is really going to help to crack down on the age at which puppies can be brought into this country, meaning they're not being taken away from their mothers too early, they're not being exposed at such a young age to so many illnesses and so many potential things that could cause behavi

unqualified. because there is no one to work, or what is the matter, i can only reply, today evgeny magdaell, ours, we all know him, the director of the institute of world politics, he said that for the first time in kyiv he saw a woman driving a minibus, this is what i am leading to the conclusion that there is a lack of men, even for such and such positions, please, in his comments they joked that probably the route runs around tsk, but it is possible, yes, in fact, what is the situation? look, in reality everything is as you say, because in fact there is a serious shortage of personnel in ukraine, and the revitalization of employers began at the beginning of last year, this year the trend continues, and employers also want to hire, but the number of hired workers is decreasing, for example, if we speak in the language of numbers, then in just one week, in one week on one of the... largest job search sites, employers posted 60,000 vacancies, which is 5 thousand more than they posted last week, i.e. the trend is towards an increase in the activity of employers, and this trend is stable,

now the captain of the armed forces of ukraine yury lutsenko, and together with him will be yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politics and producer and volunteer. ihor kondratyuk. let's talk about the latest personnel rotations in the power unit. today , zelenskyi dismissed the secretary of the council oleksiy danilov of national security and defense. instead, the former head of the foreign intelligence service of ukraine oleksandr litvinenko was appointed to this position. what does this mean and what are these staff rotations related to, most importantly, what will be the result of these staff rotations. i hope to tell my guests about it in detail. they say, in addition, today in moscow they talked about an alleged ukrainian trace in the terrorist attack that happened in the suburbs of moscow, once again putin and his cronies are trying to tie ukraine and ukrainians to the tragic events that happened in moscow suburbs, although they took responsibility for the terrorist attack committed by the idols in the moscow suburbs, i mean the idol organization, but it st

yevhen magda, candidate of political sciences, director of the institute of world politics, joins ourroadcast. yevgeny, good evening. greetings, gentlemen, good evening. look, no one in the world, i am talking about countries that are really making a lot of effort to fight terrorism, has not seen and does not see the ukrainian trace in the terrorist attack, does not talk about it, but the kremlin continues to promote this version, why, is there any one specific goal, reason, or is it such a combination of factors, and mobilization, and the strengthening of the regime, and the weakening of western aid, what do you think? say, there are several factors : firstly, it is necessary to explain to putin and his camarilla how it happened that a few days after the triumphant re-election of putin to the post of putin, such a large-scale terrorist attack took place, one of the largest in the history of russia, recent history, secondly, russia is trying to prove to the whole world that ukraine is a failed state, well, they have been doing it for a long time. but this time they do it especially cy

rachel's not—for—profit dog rescue has brought them to merseyside with their mum magda.tening, but under proposed changes, these puppies wouldn't yet be able to be in the uk, and that worries her. i believe that there is a need for change. what i would hate is for hard—working, not—for—profit rescues who are desperately needed within the countries that they operate to fall foul of that, and those dogs to suffer. several major animal welfare charities do support raising the minimum age to six months and have been campaigning for it for years. this bill is really going to help to crack down on the age at which puppies can be brought into this country, meaning they're not being taken away from their mothers too early. they're not being exposed at such a young age to so many illnesses and so many potential things that could cause behavioural problems later in life. and it also means that it's making them less marketable to the people who are exploiting their cute puppy charms. the proposed new law will also close a loophole on mutilations like ear cropping. it's currently pe

the ukrainian tennis player won a strong-willed victory over polka magda linet in three sets. having conceded in the first game 2:6 , tsurenko convincingly prevailed in the second game 6:1. in the decisive set with a score of 3:1 in favor of polka, tsurenko answered with her own series of four won games, seized the initiative and closed the meeting on serve rivals, 6:4. lesya tsurenko will play in the second round of the tournament in miami for the third time in her career. the experience of previous attempts was negative. the next opponent of the ukrainian woman will be the belgian grete minen. celebrations without russians and belarusians. the so-called neutral athletes are not... afraid to participate in the opening ceremony of the 2024 olympic games in paris. last december, the international olympic committee officially allowed russians and belarusians to take part in the individual competitions of the olympiad. for this, the athletes had to comply with the rules of neutrality, in particular, not to have connections with the armed forces of their countries and to speak wit

rachel's not—for—profit dog rescue has brought them to merseyside with their mum magda.tening, but under proposed changes, these puppies wouldn't yet be able to be in the uk, and that worries her. i believe that there is a need for change. what i would hate is for hard—working, not—for—profit rescues who are desperately needed within the countries that they operate to fall foul of that, and those dogs to suffer. several major animal welfare charities do support raising the minimum age to six months and have been campaigning for it for years. this bill is really going to help to crack down on the age at which puppies can be brought into this country, meaning meaning they're not being taken away from their mothers too early. they're not being exposed at such a young age to so many illnesses and so many potential things that could cause behavioural problems later in life. and it also means that it's making them less marketable to the people who are exploiting their cute puppy charms. the proposed new law will also close a loophole on mutilations like ear cropping. it's curr

literally have one and a half a few minutes, i will ask a very short question , you know that today evgeny magda, who often goes to poland for various political meetings, a political scientist, a teacher, he said very coolly that the results of the meeting between the ukrainian and polish sides can be commented on in the following way, let's go after elections, but what you actually said is that they will move on to technical issues sometime later, but very briefly, for example, kherson oblast was able to triple the sown area, one and a half minutes, but is it really possible this year... in many in regions where there is a war, or, well, or partially occupied, to increase these cultivated areas at the expense of what? it is possible, for example, the donetsk region will sow some 350,000 hectares on the territory controlled by the government of ukraine and has already started sowing. if you are interested in the kherson region, friends, yes, we will be with kherson watermelons this year, it will be difficult, but we are making progress, about 40% of the mined territory in the liberated part of t

rachel's not—for—profit dog rescue has brought them to merseyside with their mum magda.ks the law does need tightening, but under proposed changes, these puppies wouldn't yet be able to be in the uk, and that worries her. i believe that there is a need for change. what i would hate is for hard—working, not—for—profit rescues who are desperately needed within the countries that they operate to fall foul of that, and those dogs to suffer. several major animal welfare charities do support raising the minimum age to six months and have been campaigning for it for years. this bill is really going to help to crack down on the age at which puppies can be brought into this country, meaning they're not being taken away from their mothers too early. they're not being exposed at such a young age to so many illnesses and so many potential things that could cause behavioural problems later in life. and it also means that it's making them less marketable to the people who are exploiting their cute puppy charms. the proposed new law will also close a loophole on mutilations like ear cr

rachel's not—for—profit dog rescue has brought them to merseyside with their mum magda.ese puppies wouldn't yet be able to be in the uk, and that worries her. i believe that there is a need for change. what i would hate is for hard—working, not—for—profit rescues who are desperately needed within the countries that they operate to fall foul of that, and those dogs to suffer. several major animal welfare charities do support raising the minimum age to six months and have been campaigning for it for years. this bill is really going to help to crack down on the age at which puppies can be brought into this country, meaning they're not being taken away from their mothers too early. they're not being exposed at such a young age to so many illnesses and so many potential things that could cause behavioural problems later in life. and it also means that it's making them less marketable to the people who are exploiting their cute puppy charms. the proposed new law will also close a loophole on mutilations like ear cropping. it's currently perfectly legal to import an animal whic

post—operative care for patients requires many months, it requires physiotherapy, it requires multiple to write magdaonged care, so without this treatment, they are bound to have contractures, infections, disabilities, pain syndromes. those are patients — disabilities, pain syndromes. those are patients that _ disabilities, pain syndromes. those are patients that as _ disabilities, pain syndromes. those are patients that as you _ disabilities, pain syndromes. those are patients that as you say, - disabilities, pain syndromes. those are patients that as you say, they l are patients that as you say, they require dramatic care for months and months. in previous conflicts, there has been a sort of convoy of ambulances going out on the egyptian side. is that not happening? are the most desperate patients not getting out of gaza? i most desperate patients not getting out of gaza? ., �* ~ most desperate patients not getting out of gaza? ., �* ,, ,., , out of gaza? i don't think so. on my ent to out of gaza? i don't think so. on my entry to gaza. _ out of gaza? i don't think so. on my entry to gaza. i— out o