institute, this is the mission of the ukrainian institute, to spread ukrainian narratives... in theld, yes, but these narratives must appear here, and the ukrainian the cultural fund should support those sprouts of culture that are emerging here now, and this is actually my personal motivation. bohdan, but you said that you have not submitted since the 21st year, that is, you, you know that the supervisory board that exists now is in the ukrainian cultural fund or those experts who work there, that they are somewhere... . were biased, or there are any problems in the activities of the ukf, can you assert this, or are you simply not submitting in principle, or is there already such a formed opinion in the cultural or media environment regarding this, please explain to people who do not know anything they know, but there was a whole chain of events there, i.e. we watched how suslensky became, well, not only him, but became a member of the supervisory board, i.e. it was unscrupulous, and further unscrupulous were the elections for... educational director of the ukrainian cultural fund

institute, this is the mission of the ukrainian institute, to spread narratives ukrainians in the world, yes, but these narratives have here... and the ukrainian cultural fund should support those cultural sprouts that are emerging here now, and this is actually my personal motivation. bohdan, but you said that you have not given up since the 21st year, that is, you know that this the supervisory board, which is now there, in the ukrainian cultural fund, or the experts who work there, were they biased somewhere or not. there are problems in the activities of the ukf , can you state this, or do you simply not submit in principle, or is there already such a formed opinion in the cultural or media environment regarding this, please explain to people who do not know anything, there was a whole chain there events, i.e. we watched how susansky became, well, not only him, but also became a member of the supervisory board, i.e. it was unscrupulous, further unscrupulous were the elections of the executive director... of the cultural fund continued to result in dismissals of experts, well, i can’

institute it is the mission of the ukrainian institute to spread ukrainian narratives in the world, but these narratives must appear here, and the ukrainian cultural fund must support those sprouts of culture. which are being born here now, and actually this is mine personal motivation. bohdan, but you said that you have not submitted since the 21st year , that is, you, you know that this supervisory board, which is now in place, in the ukrainian cultural fund or those experts who work there, that they were somehow biased , are there any problems in the activities of the ukf, can you confirm this, or are you simply not... trying in principle, or is there already such a formed opinion in the cultural or media environment regarding this, please explain to people who do not know anything? and there was a whole chain of events, that is, we watched how suslenskyi became, well, not only him, he became a member of the supervisory board, that is, it was unscrupulous, then there were unscrupulous elections of the executive director of the ukrainian cultural foundation, and then there were di

institute, this is this mission of the ukrainian institute, to spread ukrainian narratives in the worlds, but these narratives should appear here, and the ukrainian cultural fund should support those cultural sprouts that are being born here now, and actually in this... my personal motivation , bohdan, but here you are they said that you have not submitted since the 21st year, that is, you know that this supervisory board, which currently exists, is in the ukrainian cultural fund or those experts who work there, that they were biased somewhere, or that there are some problems in their activities ukf, can you confirm this or not you simply do not submit in principle, or whether there is already such a formed opinion in... the cultural or media environment regarding this , please explain to people who do not know anything, yes, there was a whole chain of events, that is, we watched how suslensky became, well, not only him, he became a member of the supervisory board, that is, it was... it was unscrupulous, then the elections of the executive director of the ukrainian cultural fund were un

institute, the ukrainian institute of books, that is, the first few post-maidan years, cultural institutions were managed by relevant ministries, i.e. central bodies of executive power, the so-called governing bodies, this meant that the ministries had practically unlimited influence on the activities and decisions made by these institutions. the post-maidan era changed this paradigm and introduced the practice of the existence of supervisory councils for a long time. of new cultural institutions, which should take over the functions of the governing body, that is, the functions of the controlling body and the functions of the collegial body, which agrees on some key strategic decisions of such a high level of these organizations, and the idea was that representatives of the public or the independent sector should have a large, if not the majority, of the votes in the supervisory boards, that is , to remove from the state the possibility... to manually manage these new institutions by their design and meaning, that is why the supervisory board of the ukrainian institute exists and operates a

institute, this is the mission of the ukrainian institute, to spread ukrainian narratives in the world , yes, but these narratives must appear here, and the ukrainian cultural fund must support those cultural sprouts that... are being born here now, and this is actually my personal motivation. bohdan, but you said that you have not submitted since the 21st year, that is, you, you know that this supervisory board, which is now in the ukrainian cultural fund, or those experts who work there, that they were somehow biased , are there any problems in the activities of the ukf, can you confirm this, or you simply do not submit? fundamentally, whether or not there is already such a formed opinion in the cultural or to the media environment about this , please explain to people who know nothing, and there was a whole chain of events, that is, we watched how susansky became, well , not only him, but became a member of the supervisory board, that is, it was unscrupulous , then the elections of the executive director of the ukrainian cultural fund were dishonest, and then there were the dismissa

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so we wrote out for ourselves and now we will show you a graphic from the ukrainian institute of booksdid such and such a sociological study, how is changing the reading of ukrainians, how much they read more or less during the war, and look how interesting it is that the number of ukrainians who read increased from 2020 to 23 , from 8% in 20 to 19% in the 23rd year, that is, this year that we lived, it seems that it is good, and it seems even more good that the majority... the book in ukrainian is printed, yes, the book is in ukrainian, but for comparison in germany, almost 46% of the population, what this tells us in general is that we don't have enough of what we read like that we still read little, but we read much more than it was there, let's say 10-15 years ago, this tells us that we still have educators and people of books in front of us. still such a long road to enlightenment really so serious, because reading always makes people smarter, it's important, at the moment people read actively because they want to know, they want to know history, which, as it turns out, has been p

volodymyr sheyko, director of the ukrainian institute bohdan logvynenko, founder of the ukrainer project were our guests, we talked about fate. of the ukrainian cultural foundation, we hope that this institution will survive, in particular, through our joint efforts with you. thank you for being with us, thank you for watching the espresso channel. see you next week. thank you. good evening, we are from ukraine. greetings, dear viewers. this is the big aether program, me my name is vasyl zima, we are on the espresso tv channel, we will talk for the next hour and 47 minutes about the most important things that happened today, and we will invite guests to help us understand more. we begin with the announcement of the collection, the espresso tv channel calls to join the collection for kamikaze drones for the 93rd separate mechanized brigade of kholodny yar. these soldiers have been actively defending ukraine since 2014, since the beginning of the war in the hottest directions. this is also the battle for... donetsk summer resort, ilovaisk, battles for sumy region and kharkiv region, soloda

anton drobovych, head of the ukrainian institute of national remembrance and a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine joined our broadcast. i congratulate you. thank you for joining. in general, how do you assess this presidential decree, what does it mean, and what is its purpose? in my opinion, this is a reaction to the fact that... these systematically over many decades actually encroach on the rights of various peoples, which before, when russia tried to be a real federation and even plus or minus i cared about them, in principle such questions did not arise, but look at the current situation with the kazakhs, buryats, ingush, tatars, i.e. all these peoples, we recently even held demonstrations in russia, they are all eh... well oppressed, in they are all deprived of the right to speak their own language, practically none of them have the right in political life to use their language in the political process, the ban on political parties, all these peoples essentially make up the russian federation, i.e. hundreds, dozens, hundreds of peoples, in that number of dozens national re

book institute, which conducted such and such a sociological study, how does the reading of ukrainians to what extent do they read more or less during the war, and look how interesting it is that... the number of ukrainians who read increased from 2020, so to 23 year, from 8% in the 20th year to 19% in the 23rd year, that is, this year that we have lived, it seems that it is good, and it seems even more good that the majority of books are printed in ukrainian, so the book is in ukrainian, but for comparison. in germany almost 46% read population, what this tells us in general is that what we read like this, we read little, in comparison we still read little, but we read much more than it was there, let's say 10, 15 years ago, this tells us that we still have educators and people of books in front of us, there is still such a long way of enlightenment in fact, so serious, er, because reading... always makes people smarter, this is important, at the moment people read actively because they want to know, they want to know the story, which turns out to be in many respects it was presented

people's deputy of ukraine, historian, head of the ukrainian institute of national remembrance 2014 and9 years, thank you mr. volodymyr for the clarification, and i think that we never get tired of getting to know our history better, and this is important, especially at such moments when we see how the enemy is trying to deprive us of the attributes of our national identity, and it is important that every ukrainian here in his head remember those important historical things, those important historical figures who actually formed this such... our power and our strength, this is how i would like to end our program today, antin and i say goodbye to you today, but we will see you again in this studio tomorrow, nevertheless, we pass the baton to our colleagues who will continue to inform you about all the most important things, see you tomorrow, all the best. 5 p.m. in ukraine, news time on the espresso tv channel, in the studio.

book institute, which did such and such a sociological study to change... the reading of ukrainians,they read more or less during the war, and look how interesting it is that the number of ukrainians who read increased from 2020 to 23 , from 8% in 20 up to 19% in the 23rd year, that is, this very year that we lived, it seems that it is good, and even more so, it is good that the book in the ukrainian language prevails, printed, yes, the book in the ukrainian language, but for comparison in in germany, almost 46% of the population reads , what does this mean? we read, in comparison we still read little, but we read much more than it was there, let's say 10-15 years ago, this tells us that we still have educators and people of books ahead of us, there is still such a long path of enlightenment in fact, so serious because reading always makes people smarter, it's important. at the moment, people are actively reading because they want to know, they want to know history, which, as it turns out, has been presented in many ways distorted, well, in particular, under the influence of russian

institute of the future, will we show why ukrainians read?lmost half of ukrainians, 49%, say that reading is a way to save yourself, especially during the war. 42% believe that reading teaches make better decisions, that is, you become smarter, of course. 24%, a third of the participants consider reading ukrainian literature a form of resistance, cultural, this is also understandable. 21% of reading and buying books, support of ukrainian culture, this is why ukrainians read, and how... i will return to your book adventures of ukrainian literature, adventures of ukrainian literature was just like that , first it became the bbc book of the year last year, 2023 in the essay writing section, secondly after the lviv book forum, it was impossible buy, i have to, to be honest, i bought it recently and read it, how quickly it spread among readers, what are people... looking for in your book on the history of ukrainian literature? well, i was somehow hoping that it would arouse interest , but i didn't expect what it is, now the third edition is alread

today, my interlocutors and guests are volodymyr sheyko, director of the ukrainian institute, expertcy, cultural manager. owner, congratulations, good evening. bohdan logvenenko, journalist, writer, founder and ideological inspirer of the ukrainer project, is also our guest, congratulations, bohdan, and bohdan, and volodymyr.

institutions in general, not only cultural, it is an institution that was created literally, i forgot exactly in what year, during the tenure of petro poroshenko, in one word, and ah... then this foundation , it was founded in order to focus on our ukrainian artists to distribute grants for various cool projects, and a lot of our musicians, actors, writers did various projects with the financing of the ukrainian cultural fund, but then yulia fediv, yulia fediv left this fund, elected a new supervisory board, and in the end, since that time already over the last few years, and not only that. the supervisory board , in general, the activity of the ukrainian cultural fund is more like a kind of stagnation, and now, finally, our cultural community has a chance to re-elect the supervisory board again, and we i'll just say why the last supervisory board was scandalous, for example, there was oleksiy kiryushchenko, whom i often talk about on our broadcasts, he is the director of the servant of the people series, and he has a russian passport. he wanted to be the head of the state cinema, but

institute, the state institute of national remembrance, to explain to the world, tell about the genocide that russia is committing, what is happening in the occupied territories, look at what is happening in italy now, how russia wants to hold various exhibitions about mariupol and so on . that is, when we, instead of to produce powerful films and more, instead we see how the representatives of the 95th quarter win tenders, for which i do not understand at all. why do they shoot tv shows during the war? ms. hanna, you have already briefly touched on the topics of the united states of america and taiwan. there are predictions about china's invasion of taiwan, they say that they don't have enough military power now to do it in the 24th year, but for a certain perspective in a few years, this is quite and quite a likely scenario, experts say. and accordingly, if this happens, or how important is ukraine in this context for the united states or taiwan will not attract all the attention of the united states of america, we remember that there is still the near east, that we still need to const

institutions in general, not only cultural, it was an institution that was literally created, i 'veen exactly in what year. during the tenure of petro poroshenko, in one word, and then this fund, it was founded in order to distribute grants to our ukrainian artists for various cool projects, and a lot of our musicians, actors, writers did various projects with the financing of the ukrainian cultural fund, but then yulia fedev, yulia fedev left this fund, elected a new supervisory board, and in the end... since then , for the past several years, i have been overseeing not only the supervisory board, but in general, the activity of the ukrainian cultural fund is more like some kind of stagnation, and now, finally, our cultural community has a chance again , to re-elect the supervisory board, and we, here i will simply say, why the last supervisory board was scandalous, for example, there was oleksiy kiryushchenko, whom i very often talk about on our broadcasts, he is the director of the tv series, and he has a russian passport, he he wanted to be the head of the state cinema, but he d

institutions and politicians to the highest level to zelenskyi to also submit such... for the project is very important, and the last thing i would like to note here is that you asked about borders, so there cannot be normative acts higher than the law, if in the law on today it is written that certain, with certain groups of disabilities or there are parents with many children, they are not subject, they have a deferment from mobilization, it should work, in the new law, do you want to take away these norms, be it or not. then tell this to society, but then write down all the categories of those who will be mobilized and are subject to mobilization, record once again all the categories that have a postponement, this postponement, from mobilization, and work according to the laws, and not absolutely according to some illegal letters of stefanchuk, by order of shmyhal or well by president zelenskyi's decree, which are also essentially a violation of the constitution, that's a lot. society stirs up and creates incomprehensible things, mrs. iryna, obviously, both the announcement of this

institutions and politicians the highest to zelenskyi too, submitting such a bill is very important, the last thing i would like to note here is that you asked about borders, there cannot be normative acts higher than... the law, if the law currently states that certain , with certain groups of disabilities or there are parents with many children, they are not eligible, they have a deferment from mobilization, it should work, in the new law, do you want to take away these norms, be honest, then, tell the society, but then write down all the categories of those , who will mobilized and subject to mobilization , record again... all categories that have a postponement, postponement of this, from mobilization, and work according to the laws, and not absolutely according to some illegal letters of stefanchuk, shmyhal's order, or president zelensky's decree, which are also is essentially an excess of the constitution, this really stirs up society and creates incomprehensible things, mrs. iryna, obviously the very announcement... of this draft law and its consideration in the verkhovna rada

authorities, from certain ukrainian institutions that are engaged in the study of ulanka, it is nothe air force that does it at least, because the air force they see the ballistics, it is the same , korean, russian, different, it flies along a ballistic trajectory, there are either means to shoot it down, or there are not, so the wreckage that will be there somewhere or has already been found will be investigated, there are forensic institutes that actually describe all the debris and can already determine and make relevant statements, if so, then it should all be official, well, but... at the same time, if we even speak conditionally, yes, can russia apply, well, of course it can, if there is, there is actually this confirmation, of course, this is not a very good sign, yes, for us, because ballistics we know that we do not have enough means, yes, not that we do not have enough, we do not have means, in fact, so to block such a huge state from ballistics, there is actually a few patriot and sumpty systems, but this is... more than enough. russia receives weapons from iran, not only

institutions in general, not only cultural, it was an institution that was created, literally, i forgot in which year, during the term petro poroshenko, in one word, and then this fund, it was founded in order to distribute grants for various cool projects in our ukrainian capitals, and a lot of... our musicians, actors, writers did various projects with the financing of ukrainian cultural fund, but then yulia fedev, yulia fedev left this fund, a new supervisory board was elected, and in the end, since then, for the last few years, the supervisory board, and not only the supervisory board, in general, the activity of the ukrainian cultural fund is more like a kind of stagnation, and now now, finally, our cultural community has a chance... to re-elect the supervisory board again, and we, i will just say why the last supervisory board was scandalous, for example, there was oleksiy kiryushchenko, who i often talk about on our broadcasts, he is a director servants of the people series, and he has a russian passport, he wanted to be the head of the state cinema, but he didn't make it, becaus

institutional system worked more rhythmically, well, obviously somehow more calmly, but not during thethere were some procedures, texts were initially agreed upon, delegations were not appointed for negotiations at the last moment. before signing , and the expert environment was involved in advance, the parliament, this is all that is being discussed these days, shows that two parallel worlds have arisen here, one world is diplomacy, pragmatic, practical work on signing bilateral agreements, which is with many countries, and this agreement, i want to emphasize, it is one of the best... that we have in this, in this area, signed with an important country, a partner, and it is very good, that we have a new standard, but the discussion takes place because of something else, i want to emphasize this, because if we forget it, then we will generally draw wrong conclusions, why there is any criticism at all now, it would seem, well, what is there to criticize, the agreement on cooperation in the field of security , which advances yes... our relations, further from the joint document of the pr

institutional system worked more rhythmically like this, well, obviously somehow more calmly, but not during the war, then there were some procedures, texts were first agreed upon, delegations were appointed for... spoke not at the last moment before signing, but an expert environment was involved in advance, the parliament, that's all that is being discussed these days, shows that two parallel worlds have arisen here, one world is diplomacy, pragmatic, practical work on signing bilateral agreements that are with many countries, and this agreement, i want to emphasize, it is one of the most... the best that we have in this, in this area, signed with an important country, a partner, and it is very good that we have a new standard, but the discussion is taking place because of something else, i want to emphasize this, because if we forget this, then we will generally draw the wrong conclusions, why at all now some criticism has arisen, it would seem, so what criticize the agreement on cooperation in the field of security? which advances our relations further, further from the joint docu

book institute, and who made such and such...

institutions. schools and children are destroyed in every frontline. the settlement where our film crews visited during these two years. this is where the orihiv school used to be, where humanitarian aid was distributed to civilians. the russians dropped as many as four aerial bombs here. this toy was found on the ruins of the third school in the city of orihiv, a symbol of russkavamir, which is approaching ukraine. according to the ministry of education , the occupiers destroyed or damaged 15 ukrainian educational institutions. that is, this school was shot several times like this? and that is rashist cannot destroy immediately, they mine. oleksandr is a professional sapper who, in the de-occupied part of the kherson region, showed us the true scale of mines in ukrainian land. muscovites mined literally every square meter before retreating. it passed. well, how during hostilities, in order to restrain a potential enemy there or to secure themselves there so that nothing would enter there, when lea

these are extremely great achievements, and the ukrainian democratic institutions, they are not only with... on our recommendation, they have such progress thanks to their desire, and they have shown how important europe is to them, and i hope that the european union has responded to the request of ukraine, therefore now within the framework of the current political situation, as well as the decisions we made within the framework of the european commission, we preparing for negotiations, we have started the screening process. and at the same time, we will start work on our own reforms in order to prepare for the european union, which will have more than 30 countries. we also agreed to start the process of negotiations with moldova, with bosnia and herzegovina, when they meet the necessary criteria, as well as with georgia and... and we also confirmed our commitment to the strategic perspective for all western balkans to become eu members. how does ours work in practice? the union is only us inside of the european union can answer this question. we know that we have already put forwar

but the institute refused to acknowledge the deadly drops of combat drones and high-precision artilleryikes by our troops, because of which the bodies of ukrainian marines are literally thrown ashore in batches. assess the situation in another direction, kurakhovsky personally went. this section of the front has not been there for a long time, the 155th marine brigade has been reinforced from our positions, there are so many russians in the far east of russia, they are imprisoned for war in such frosts. the battle is already in full swing when the artillery unit receives the order. their combat code. syoma follows the commander in the us-provided m3 gun of the seven, they get to work. so, the soldiers are given a target, they work as quickly as possible to fire as many shells as possible towards the russian positions. three shot, that's all. the commander tells me that the lack of ammunition is a real problem. he explains that when they were on... they used 50-60 shells a day, now the maximum is 20-30, a replenishment truck brings only a few shells, since american military assistance ha

very many ukrainians do not really think about the role of such institutions, what, but, but, dear friendsl those films that we have seen up to this moment, the premieres that... came out, they were not actually filmed during the war and not during the 20th, what did chershil say? what are we fighting for if we are not fighting for our culture. so, dear friends, the issue of culture is important, even in times of war, and we must defend it, especially as bohdan logvanenko wrote, again in his own words, russia allocates 40 times more money to its culture than ukraine, and culture is important in fact, no less important in this one. war , and what else i want to tell you: the war, unfortunately, takes the lives of people who could actually do a lot for ukrainian culture, and the young ukrainian writer maksym kryvtsov died at the front at the age of 33. his book, poems of a thief, is called a collection of his poems, and as far as i know, there is no longer a single copy of this book, unfortunately, it so happens that ukrainians find out about some of their writers, poets, just when they are

identity, from museums and monuments to educational institutions.and kindergartens were destroyed in every settlement near the front where our film crews visited during these two years. this is where the orihiv school used to be. humanitarian aid was distributed here to civilians. the russians dropped as many as four aerial bombs here. this toy was found on the ruins of the third school in the city of orihiv, a symbol of russkavamir. what is approaching ukraine, according to the ministry of education, the occupiers destroyed or damaged 15 ukrainian educational institutions, that is , they shot at this school several times, so at first there were two in this area, then in about six months, this hole, and that , which the rashists cannot destroy, they immediately mine. oleksandr, a professional sapper, who in the de-occupied part of the kherson region, showed us with... the true scale of mines in the ukrainian land. muscovites mined literally every square meter before retreating. it passed not like during the conduct of hostilities, to restrain a pote

here you can see the ukrainian anti-plague institute, located in odessa. work was supervised by this person, the former minister of health of ukraine ulyana suprun, it is her name that appears in the secret ukrainian intelligence papers. the head of the us department of defense threat reduction agency directly thanks ms. ulyana supron for her assistance in the activities of these laboratories on the territory of ukraine, for the creation of a central reference laboratory. a native of detroit, ulyana suprun moved to ukraine. for some strange reason, it was this little -known us citizen who was appointed by the new authorities to a key post in the ministry of health shortly after the maidan. i will ask you to be the prime minister. i will to ask prime minister vladimir borisovich that at the next government meeting we consider the issue of approving you as deputy minister of health. intercessors of the minister of health. the american side lobbied for the appointment to the post of minister of health of ukraine, mrs. ulyana suprun, a us citizen, an american

anti-plague institute, located in odessa, donor to the us department of defense, beneficiary of theof health of ukraine. former ukrainian intelligence officer, vasily prozarov, shows us documents that also prove the existence. within the structure of the ministry of health of ukraine, and within the structure of the ministry of defense of ukraine. in addition to ukrainian citizens , a lot of foreign specialists worked in these laboratories. the work was supervised by this person, the former minister of health of ukraine ulyana suprun. it is her name that appears in the secret papers of ukrainian intelligence. the head of the us department of defense threat reduction agency directly thanks ms. ulyana supron for her assistance in the activities of these laboratories on the territory of ukraine for the creation of a central reference laboratory. a native of detroit, ulyana suprun moved to ukraine in 2013, just a year before the coup, in which she took an active part. we saw on television and read in the press what was happening in ukraine. the maidan is rising again, therefore, togethe

here you can see the ukrainian anti-plague institute, located in odessa. of the us department of defense, beneficiary of the ministry of health of ukraine. considered the issue of approving you as deputy minister of health and protector of the minister of health. the american side lobbied for the appointment to the post of minister of health of ukraine, mrs. ulyana suprun, a us citizen, an american of ukrainian origin, they set as their goal reform, perhaps, the modernization of biological laboratories that remained in ukraine from the soviet union. acting minister of health ulyana suprum met with odessa doctors and told about the details of the upcoming reform. who exactly supervised the activities of ulyana suprun as minister of health of ukraine is indirectly indicated by this letter addressed to her, written by the director of the pentagon division of the dtra company, robert pope. in it, he asks to speed up work on transferring ukrainian laboratories under the control of american specialists. general stages. to achieve our joint goal is the analysis o

i personally initiated the implementation of state control measures in educational institutions whereof ukrainian schools did not speak the ukrainian language and could not connect two words as part of the initiative , the transcarpathian regional program and the uzhgorod city program have been developed and approved , and there is a fairly developed network of language courses . communities, so i don't know who the minister of foreign affairs in ukraine is protecting, but i want to emphasize that representatives of various national communities live on the territory of transcarpathia and they... are citizens of ukraine, it is the duty of every citizen of ukraine to speak the ukrainian language fluently and within the limits of his functions and powers, to ensure the rights of other citizens, therefore, in the conditions of a full-scale invasion , the ukrainian language cannot and will not be a bargaining chip, the ukrainian language is the language of power, the language of power and the language of the ukrainian state, as a representative, i protect the citizens of ukraine and will c

means rep., the institute for the study of war admitted that this could be... such a turning point ine, do you think it is a turning point and should we wait further for similar results, that russian missiles will simply fall? well, it’s good that you mentioned this work of radio electronic warfare, because the air force of the armed forces of ukraine really surprised this time with the fact that in according to the summary of the morning. uh, there was a position.

authorities and analytical institutions say that these are commissioned texts from the russian federation, which appear in the international press in order to remind that putin is not against negotiations, or is it possible... in general the negotiation process as such, even if it will take place in different countries and with the participation of different countries, representatives of different countries, it is not just volodymyr zelenskyy sitting across from volodymyr putin, but, let's say, the ukrainian delegation in geneva is sitting with by the delegations of certain european countries, and putin is sitting there with the delegations of other asian or middle eastern countries, and they are mediators. before ending the war in ukraine, is it possible to imagine such a structure and such a negotiating group that would work in two different places, but the result would be some agreements there? well, mr. serhiy, i can’t imagine such a situation even hypothetically, because what does it mean that we are negotiating with russia, it means that we are setting, so to speak... about an ultim

institute for the study of war. settlement of krynki turned into a spontaneous cemetery of the ukrainian armed forces. there didn’t seem to be any sight of us up there. it's good that you came out. rental advertisements have appeared on ukrainian internet platforms. earthlings, where for 400 euros a month you can hide from mobilization. in this footage, military registration and enlistment office officers are issuing a summons to a man who went out to take his child for a ride... so you either work or you fight, and that’s a fact. in the end, zelensky did not receive his widow’s pension; the last blow for kiev, as politico writes, was the refusal of the prime minister of the state council of china, litsan, to meet with zelensky. on at the final press conference, he started being rude, saying that the chinese prime minister was simply not on his level. he didn’t even think about meeting him and communicates only with those who make decisions, and this is definitely not the chinese prime minister. leader - to china, t

graduation from the institute, our already half-crested, half-ukrainian races through kiev at night don’t give a damn, excuse me about people who are sleeping at this time, came from the night or the mother who tired of working two jobs to feed her child, she just got sick with the boy, he is rushing into the future, and the future is just around the corner 20-20. such a mysterious khokhlyak soul is ours, do you have any more questions? "my dear ukrainians, i really am familiar, you know, when i i watched this video, i was absolutely haunted by the thought that let someone try to prove that we are not fraternal peoples, we are very similar, but that’s not why i showed it, look, he’s a good artist, he plays a good president very well, very good country. this is what happens when a person succumbs to temptation, the temptation of unbelief, when he turns from a good artist into a traitor, a traitor to his grandfather semyon ivanovich selensky, a hero of the great patriotic war, a jew by nationality, who defended his big homeland, and becomes a global beggar, mercilessly exterminating t

authorities and analytical institutions say that these are commissioned texts from the russian federationpear in the international press in order to to remind that putin is not...against negotiations, whether a negotiation process as such is possible at all, even if it will take place in different countries and with the participation of different countries, representatives of different countries, it is not just volodymyr zelensky sits across from vladimir putin, and let's say the ukrainian delegation in geneva sits with the delegations of certain european countries, and putin sits with the delegations of other asian or middle eastern countries there. countries and they are mediators in order to end the war in ukraine, is it possible to imagine such a structure and such a negotiating group that would work in two different places, but the result would be some kind of agreement there? well, mr. sergey, i can't imagine such a situation even hypothetically, because what does it mean that we are negotiations with russia, this means that we... uh , put, so to speak, or an ultimatum demand that y

yesterday at 21:30 our medical institution suffered from ukrainian aggression.e damage, as you can see, is quite serious, the operating units were damaged, absolutely everything was damaged... on room, glass has already been removed almost everywhere, only one office remains to be tidied up, but we paid special attention to the operating room. according to doctors, this hospital performs 5-7 operations per day. it was lucky that no surgical interventions were carried out at the time of the shelling. as we can see, the operating room was left without glazing. this is not the first time that the enemy has struck on major orthodox holidays. this is not the first time that hospitals have been hit, but donetsk doctors still go to work to restore them. continue infrastructure fulfill your sacred duty, save human lives. olga lukyanchenko, victor voloshin, vesti donetsk. start the year with profitable purchases at the megamarket, there will be a discount. buy electronics with cashback up to 50%. legendary alfabank credit card. free forever has become even more profitabl

means rep, in the institute. the study of war admitted that this could be such a turning point in the ukrainian capabilities of radio-electronic warfare, or in your opinion is this a turning point and should we continue to expect similar results, that russian missiles will simply fall? well, it's good that you mentioned exactly this work of radio-electronic warfare, because the air force of the armed forces of ukraine really surprised this time by the fact that in accordance with... objects, air objects, namely their suppression with the help of electronic warfare systems, and here, by the way, the answer may be in the question, what do we do, and what else can we do oppose not only to russian ... there , by the way, in addition to classic anti-aircraft missile systems, indeed, radio-electronic warfare systems can be used not only to suppress uavs or influence the communication channels of the russian occupying forces along the line of combat, but also not only along the battle line, they can also interrupt the communication channel. which is between the operator and, for example, a g

authorities and analytical institutions say that these are commissioned texts from the russian federation in the international press in order to remind that putin is not against negotiations, is it possible.

attacks by russians on institutions of ukrainian national history are not accidental. it is on january 1 that the memory of stepan bandera is commemorated. hundreds of people, defenders of different times, adults and children, gathered near his monument in lviv. flowers were placed at the foot of the leaders of the ou, the plastuns. at one time, bandera was also in the formation. and victor yushchenko awarded stepan bandera the title of hero of ukraine. however, in 2011 , yanukovych was deprived of his presidency. but as the event's visitors point out, even without this, he remains a hero for contemporaries. for me , first of all, january 1 is not a new year and it never was for my family, but now, as of today, it is especially important to honor the memory of our leader stepan bonder, who, even dead, does not give rest to our enemies, the occupiers, more payments in the new year and from january 1, ukrainians will receive an increase in the subsistence allowance minimum and minimum wage. will be uah 7,100, the minimum and maximum pensions will also be increased, the a

ensuring the presence of the ukrainian language in educational institutions. in the crimea.v filed a lawsuit back in 2017 and asked to recognize moscow as guilty of violations of human rights in the occupied territories of eastern ukraine and crimea, as well as in the financing and support of the so-called rebels, who, in particular, shot down a passenger boeing in july 2014. rescued defenders of mariupol, kherson, fighters from the island of zmiyny and morpikha, and combat medics. 207 soldiers have returned from russian captivity, the coordination headquarters for prisoners of war reported. among them are 95 representatives of the armed forces of ukraine, 56 national guardsmen, 26 border guards, 29 soldiers of the defense forces and one representative of the national police. at least 36 of them have injuries or serious illnesses. in particular, the senior lieutenant, who has been defending ukraine since 2014, returned to his native land. he passed debaltsevo and was twice awarded the order of marriage. two brothers, anatoliy and pavlo, soldiers of the armed forces of ukrain

translated everything into ukrainian, newspapers into ukrainian, well, no one reads, then we resortedo a trick, headlines of articles in ukrainian, the article itself in russian, so that people could read it, the people didn’t want it, the people resisted , in general, they wrote letters, including to stalin , about what makes them study a language that is completely, well... unnecessary, because they don’t speak, people don’t speak at all, ukrainian mov, and the official is forced to learn this mov under pain of dismissal and even criminal punishment. then these processes were curtailed, but not stopped. therefore, in fact, until the end of the existence of the ussr, ukrainization continued. remember, the first decision of this very verkhovna rada, which defeated the maidan, yes, they repealed the law on languages, which gave some rights to russians and russian-speaking people in general. call sign brest, brest fortress. on february 9 , 1915, we stood on the parade ground, alexander vladimirovich zakharchenko stood in front of us and said, and you are now going there, where they will

institutions of ukrainian national history are not accidental.is on january 1 that the memory of stepan bandera is commemorated. in lviv , hundreds of people gathered near his monument, defenders of different times, adults and children. flowers were placed at the foot of the un leader's plastons. at one time, bandera was also in the formation. during his presidency, viktor yushchenko awarded stepan bandera the title of hero of ukraine. however, in 2011 yanukovych deprived but what about... for me, january 1, first of all, is not a new year and it has never been for my family, well , as of today, it is especially important to honor the memory of our guide stepan bonder, who, even dead, does not give rest to our enemies, occupiers. from the balkan countries , visa-free travel to the european union began on january 1 for citizens of kosovo. kosovars can now travel within the borders zone up to 90 days. the partially recognized state was the last of the six western balkan countries to receive visa-free access from the eu. the new visa regime is inten

that is, according to its status, the chapel was a government institution of the ukrainian people's republicthe choir had a state seal, singers, official certificates. it was before. the state project of cultural diplomacy in the history of modern ukraine. the rapid advance of russian troops on kyiv put the foreign mission at risk of disruption. oleksandr koshyts himself lost hope. on january 26, he evacuated to ternopil, and as he himself said. in allegro mode hit. the story could have ended there, if not for the head of the music department, kyrylo stetsenko, who risked evacuating the chapel to kamianets podilskyi. february 4, 10 am, standing carriages without a steam engine, they are teeming with people in and on them. for some reason, everyone believes that these cars are sweat. and that he will leave, although everyone knows very well that there is no longer any administration at the station and not a single steam train under steam, somewhere behind the station guns are slowly rumbling. the republican chapel left on the last evacuation train. on february 5, kyiv was captured by the russ

manage to forget everything that happened the day before yesterday, in 48 hours, we always said that in ukrainianditions there is no institution of reputation, but our colleagues, they know what journalism looked like, a person worked as a journalist there for 5-6 years and then a new person ran away somewhere and appeared, and the politicians did not change, they simply switched from party to party, and a person would approach someone in an embroidered dress with a patriotic gleam in their eyes, not even knowing that this person was the secretary of the party's central committee a few years ago in the same region where they were and spoke at rallies criticizing nationalism, they did not even imagine that such a thing was possible, and that, how do you feel about... komunyak spoke with hatred, the first former first secretary of the party regional committee and the former head of the komsomol in this, in this region , well, that's right, and this seemed normal to us , but now it has passed to the west completely calmly and trump really does not think about his reputation . do you remember that fa