rada of ukraine, and if stanislav gurenko was elected chairman of the verkhovna rada of ukraine? imagine this situation: august 24 in 1991, in the chair of the chairman of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, not leonid koravchuk, but stanislav horenka, i am not sure that we would have adopted the act of independence, that he would have appeared at all. and there would be a confrontation, there would be a struggle, moscow would try to promote gurenko, yeltsin would hardly want gurenko to remain at the head of ukraine, because he would believe that gurenko would claim some higher positions in moscow, that is, there could be anything, and that day when i was running between the three of them to find out how it would end, and i i hope that i told leonid makarovich the right way, the vector of movement is... i believe that it was just a stellar time, but in any case it was you who described very specific manifestations of what is called a political miracle, was it political will or the sovereign will of the ukrainian people, it is extremely important, yes, but a lot of things could depend

all, there is a government appointed by the verkhovna rada of ukraine, there is a verkhovna rada ofich passes laws, and is the executive branch that enforces these laws, can you? explain the logic why the president is talking about this spiritual independence now? well, whatever the motives, i really hope that this is a signal to the office of the president of perest. to create obstacles for people's deputies to support this bill, to vote for this bill, and finally, to put an end to this issue, and it is very important, because the president said that we will ensure it, but then the implementation will be very important of this law, we let's see if it will not be like the law on renaming. when sabotage from the center to the places made its implementation very difficult, to put it mildly, this law provides for specific mechanisms of how to determine the connection with the fact that this is the moscow church, how to break this connection, and how to stop the activities of those organizations that refuse to sever this connection, so i really hope that the signal will be heard by thos

, there is a government appointed by the verkhovna rada of ukraine, there is a verkhovna rada of ukraine, which passes laws , and there is an executive power that enforces these laws, can you explain the logic why the president is talking about this spiritual independence now? well, whatever the motives, i really hope that this is a signal to the president's office to stop ee... creating obstacles for people's deputies to support this bill, to vote for this bill, and finally to put an end to this issue, and it is very important, because the president said that we will ensure it, but then it will be very important to implement this law, we will see if it will not be like the law on renaming, when s... sabotage from the center and to the places made its implementation very difficult, to put it mildly. this law provides for specific mechanisms of how to determine the connection with the fact that this is a moscow church, how to interrupt this connection, and how to stop the activities of those organizations that refuse to interrupt this connection. therefore, i really hope that the signal w

rada, the decision of the verkhovna rada, this vote prompted the ukrainian orthodox church to converthope that it will push the parishes to convert to the orthodox church of ukraine, because we are not talking about banning some religion, we are not talking about the religious aspect, we are talking about. .. exclusively about security, national security and defense, and excuse me, very often people who are used to going to church in their locality, they go to church, they are orthodox believers, and it does not even occur to them, yes, that they go to church which belongs to the russian and still patriarchy, there is no corresponding sign hanging there, just unfortunately, unfortunately, we have to finish, because but on a positive note, let's sum up the results of our, or rather the intermediate results of our voting. we asked if you hope that the authorities will ensure the transparency of ahmadiyya reconstruction. 10% think yes and 90% think no. and one more small announcement: until august 24, espresso is preparing a special project. people in dark times, these are interesting st

, there is er... the government appointed by the verkhovna rada of ukraine is the verkhovna rada of ukraine, which passes laws, and there is an executive branch that executes these laws. can you explain the logic behind why the president is talking about this spiritual independence now? listen, well, whatever the motives, i really hope that this is a signal for the president's office to stop creating obstacles for people's deputies to support. this bill, they voted for this bill, and finally, to put an end to this issue, and it is very important, because the president said that and we will ensure it, but then it will be very important to implement this law, we will see if it will not be like the law on renaming, when sabotage from the center to the localities made it very difficult, to put it mildly. its implementation, this law provides specific mechanisms of how to determine the connection with the fact that this is the moscow church, how to interrupt this connection, and how to stop actions. the activities of those organizations that refuse to sever this connection, so i really hope that

rada, no longer in the president's office, and in the verkhovna rada itself, who are doing this, that we will really vote for this bill, it will become by law, which will then be implemented. thank you, mr. rostyslav, mr. yaroslav, can anything prevent the adoption of this decision, because the dots of hope must be placed, well , even more so, during the already great war of russia against ukraine, and the dots must be clearly placed over the activities of the uoc mp. well, for sure, something can get in the way. you see, for the third time, unfortunately, we are unsuccessfully trying to expel maryana bizgula from the defense committee, somehow this decision is not made, although it seems that everything was already ready for this, so i will not be surprised if another such issue of national security, but i think that closer to the plenary week, we need to wait there not only legislative, i understand that the news will be about or related to... legislative, but also religion, but not only at the level of legislation, and therefore , it seems to me that one way or another, the issue o

the next step was voting in the verkhovna rada. and representatives of the uoc reacted to the adoption of this law. metropolitan kliment said that everything that happened around the adoption of the law was reminiscent of the atheistic ideology of soviet times and the methods by which this ideology was implemented. and we talk more about this with religious scholar andrii smirnov. greetings to andrew. metropolitan kliment's reaction is predictable, but how appropriate is it to compare the actions of the ukrainian authorities with soviet times? i congratulate you. this is certainly an incorrect comparison, because we do not have 1937 year we have not been persecuted for believing in jesus christ and have not shot saints. instead , it is said that the ukrainian orthodox church should break its church-canonical and administrative ties with the moscow patriarchate. which blesses and justifies putin's war. ukraine is a democratic state that has undertaken international obligations to observe religious freedom, and all churches agree in

the last version, which was brought to the verkhovna rada, was, well, practically not proofread, theree many small defects, and as a result , we are faced with a situation where the military, of course, uses any opportunities to attract the maximum number of people to the army, and no one hides this, we are in favor we understand everything, but at the same time, of course , the task of the verkhovna rada is to ensure basic civil control, because after all, i think one of our most important tasks is to ensure the guarantee of the rights and freedoms of a person and a citizen, despite the state of war. martial law is definitely a reason for restricting the rights of a person and a citizen, but it cannot be a reason for violating the rights of a person and a citizen, and when, on the one hand , we allegedly agreed that we call for military service from the age of 25, and actually special the changes were voted back in... you remember, in may 23rd, they just lay there for a year, well, not a year, there were nine months, 10 months they lay with the president, without a signature, but it w

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rada of ukraine, and if stanislav gurenko would have been elected chairman of the verkhovna rada ofkraine. imagine this situation, on august 24 , 1991, in the chair of the chairman of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, not leonid koravchuk, but stanislav gurenko, i'm not sure that we... passed the act of independence so that he would have appeared at all, but there would have been a confrontation, there would have been a struggle, ugh, moscow would have tried to move gurenko, yeltsin would hardly want gurenko to stay at the head of ukraine, because he would believe that gurenko would claim some higher positions in moscow, that is , anything could happen there, and that day, when i was running between the three of them to find out how it would end, and i hope i tipped off leonid makarovich about the... motion vector, i think it was just stellar timing, but in any case, you described very specific manifestations of the so-called political miracle, so it was. the political will or sovereign will of the ukrainian people is extremely important, yes, but a lot of things could depend on some p

rada to the nato parliamentary assembly. mrs. solomiya, i congratulate you, thank you for joining, good evening, since we are asking our tv viewers and viewers, mr. volodymyr and mrs. solomiya, whether they will stop their activities in ukraine. roc, the activities of the roc in ukraine will cease after the adoption of the law, i will ask you in the blitz poll format what you think about this, whether this law will stop the activities of the branch of the roc in ukraine. mrs. sholomi? i think so volodymyr would probably be more correct, he is from the governing committee, but also my answer blitz, unfortunately, no, this is only the beginning, and it can stop only for those. parishes or parishes, which are very directly documented , are related, more precisely, directly to the pre-russian era. thank you, ms. solemiya, mr. volodymyr, i have a slightly different answer: the russian orthodox church will cease its activities, because a separate article of the law clearly prohibits the activities of the russian orthodox church of

the orthodox church after the adoption of the law of the verkhovna rada of ukraine.verkhovna rada of ukraine adopted the law on the activities of religious organizations in ukraine. and we are talking about... religious organizations are connected with the russian federation, and here we are asking whether, after the adoption of this law, it will stop activities of the russian orthodox church in ukraine. yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube, either yes or no, you can write your own comment under this video if you have a separate opinion. if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote by numbers if you think that... after the adoption of this law , the activities of the roc in ukraine may stop (0800-211-381), no (0800-211- 382). all calls to these numbers are free, vote at the end of the program, we will tally up the results of our voting. well, actually, that's it this law, which was adopted today, is better known as the law on banning the activities of the russian orthodox church. and today, in the second reading during consideration in t

well, you said correctly , as far as i know, the verkhovna rada will start with the law on religiousanizations, finally, in the second reading, i think we will manage to pass it as a whole, then there are a number of bills on the support of the security and defense forces, our social policy committee, protection of the rights of veterans, we recommend the bill is important regarding the recognition of the humanitarian aid reserve'. parts and equipment for water utilities, because there is active preparation for winter, and there is an urgency in this, our partners are handing over the equipment, in fact , taxes and duties must be paid for it, the bill also concerns what we already know, it is about the citizenship of ukraine of persons who today they protect our state and members of their families, because there is a certain legal... legal conflict and it must be regulated, well, i also emphasize once again the military bills, i think it will be an interesting and busy week, with many important legislative initiatives in committee. undoubtedly, the list that you have just voiced, and

rada of ukraine, and if stanislav gurenko was elected chairman of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, imaginehis situation, on august 24, 1991, in the chair of the chairman of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, not leonid koravchuk, but stanislav gorenko, i am not sure that we would pass the act of independence, that it appeared at all. and there would be a confrontation, there would be a struggle, ugh, moscow would try to promote gurenko, yeltsin would hardly want gurenko to remain at the head of ukraine, because he would believe that gurenko would claim some higher positions in moscow, that is, anything could have happened there , and this day, when i was running between the three of them to find out how it would end, and i hope that i told leonid makarovich the right yes, the vector of movement, here i am.. . i think it was just a stellar time, but in any case, you described very specific manifestations of what is called a political miracle, that was the political will or sovereign will of the ukrainian people, it is extremely important, yes, but from some personnel decisions , personnel appoi

our goal in the verkhovna rada is to force. the verkhovna rada itself to take such a drastic positioncondemning those conspirators and continuing their activities for expansion of our sovereignty, so in this respect it is possible. that and depending on the decision of the verkhovna rada, the question will be raised that the verkhovna rada should adopt a law on the withdrawal of ukraine from the soviet union and would be the seventh republic to announce its withdrawal from the soviet union. when , on august 24, deputies from the democratic opposition entered the hall with their copies of the act of declaration of independence printed at night, it was the right moment to obtain a positive result. let me explain why: the democratic opposition had only 125 seats, a little less than a third of the votes, the rest belonged to the communists. most of them, following the first secretary of the communist party of ukraine, stanislav gurenko, supported the gkchp. and now they found themselves in a difficult situation, because the rebels had already been arrested in moscow at that time. ukrainia

rada different situations, we had such that some of the deputies even went from the verkhovna rada to, there they chose their own leaders, so to speak, and it was as a result of such a peculiar approach that he was once appointed prime minister. viktor yushchenko. and, uh, there were different situations, it seems that now this is the unification of the parliament, it was after the orange revolution, when, you remember, yulia tymoshenko was appointed in the verkhovna rada, uh, prime minister , then even the regionals voted for her, dniester shufrych welcomed her. as as a rule, but history says that such situations are, uh... short-lived, that is, it still begins, we remember, the orange majority, which very quickly split into irreconcilable camps not for ideological reasons, but for personal reasons, this is the current situation, it shows what this group actually shows, most likely, generally speaking, this political group was not ready for that power, for that one. what happened to her, of course, the war that began in 22, a large-scale war with the declaration of martial law, well

, but the last version, which was brought to the verkhovna rada, was actually almost not proofread, theree many small defects, and as a result , we are faced with a situation , when the military usually uses any opportunity to attract the maximum number of people to the army. and no one hides this, we understand all this, but at the same time, of course, the task of the verkhovna rada is to ensure, well , at least basic civil control, because after all, i think one of our most important tasks is to ensure the guarantee of the rights and freedoms of a person and a citizen, despite the state of war. martial law is definitely a reason to restrict the rights of a person and a citizen, but it cannot be a reason to violate the rights of a person and a citizen, and when on the one hand we allegedly agreed... that we call for military service from the age of 25, and actually special changes were voted on, you remember, in may 23, they just lay there for a year, well , not a year, they lay there for 9 months, 10 months the president did not sign, but it was an agreement, it was our internal agreem

rada of ukraine, and if bstanislav gurenko was elected chairman of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, imaginesituation, on august 24, 1991, in the chair of the chairman of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, not leonid koravchuk, but stanislav. i am not sure that we would have adopted the act of independence, that it would have appeared at all, but there would have been a confrontation, there would have been a struggle, ugh, moscow tried to move gurenko, yeltsin would hardly want gurenko to remain at the head of ukraine, so that he would believe that gurenko would apply for some higher positions in moscow, that is, anything could be there, and this the day when the three of me ran between them to find out how it would end, and i hope that... i told lenyud makarovich the right vector of movement, so i think that it was just a stellar time, but in any case this is what you described, very specific manifestations of what is called a political miracle, such was the political will or sovereign will of the ukrainian people, it is extremely important, yes, but a lot of things could depend on some personn

rada of ukraine, and if stanislav gurenko was elected chairman of the verkhovna rada ukraine, imagine this situation on august 24 , 1991, with your head in the chair. of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, not leonid koravchuk, but stanislav gorenko. i am not sure that we would have adopted the act of independence, that it would have appeared at all. and there would be a confrontation, there would be a struggle. ugh. moscow would try to move gurenko. yeltsin would hardly want gurenko to remain at the head of ukraine, because he would believe that gurenko would claim some higher positions in moscow. that is , anything could be there. and this day, when i am between ran with three of them. to find out how it ends, and i hope i gave leonid makarovich the right direction, yes, the vector of movement, i think it was just star time, but in any case it was you who described very specific manifestations of what is called a political miracle, such was the political will or sovereign will of the ukrainian people, it is extremely important, yes, but a lot of things could depend on some personnel deci

before and after the meeting held in the verkhovna rada of the ussr at the time by its head, anatoly lukyanov. at this meeting were the heads of transnistria, abkhazia, south ossetia, gagauzia, and i think there are certain territories there that were considered such territories, let's say, with the possibility of using them union center. do you remember, then there were s... there to create interfronts in the baltic countries, in estonia, in latvia, lithuania, that is , there was and was such a group of people, i will not be responsible for the full composition, because i simply do not i know, but i know for sure that the leaders of transnistria, abkhazia, south ossetia, and gauzia were there, because i know it from igor smirnov and from the first president of the self-proclaimed republic of abkhazia, vladislav ar, because they both told me about this meeting, but smiranov talked about her in detail, arjima simply informed me that he was at this meeting. not within reach after we met with them in moscow. smirnov told me that lukyanov demanded of them that they were not ready at the

today, the verkhovna rada of ukraine adopted a law on the activities of religious organizations in ukraine, and we are talking about religious organizations connected with the russian federation, and we ask whether, after the adoption of this law , the russian orthodox church will stop its activities in ukraine. yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube, either yes or no, you can write your own comment under this video if you have there is... a separate opinion, if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote by numbers, if you think that after the adoption of this law , the activities of the russian orthodox church in ukraine may stop (0800-211-381), no ( 0800-211-3822) all calls to these numbers are free, vote at the end of the program, we will sum up the results of our voting, well actually... this law, which was adopted today, is better known as the law on the banning of the russian orthodox church, and today in the second reading during consideration in the verkhovna rada, this is a law supported by 265 people's deputies, what does this law provide for? this law

the dome in the verkhovna rada. therefore, to talk about dmytrouk, well, it is him, by the way, just as when he left the servant of the people faction, he joined the corresponding group created by the opzzhi. tell me , please, dmytruk calls cases against itself by hunting those who disagree with the regime of the authorities, whether the authorities may really have any questions for dmytrouk. about his activities and to have the desire to close him as an example, because he actively opposes the ban of the uoc-mp, and on august 24, president zelensky signed a law banning religious organizations, which include the uoc. look, 265 votes of people's deputies from different factions, from different cities, from different regions of ukraine supported the specified draft law. er, the bill is no longer about banning something religion, the bill on state regulation, as the creation. which exists today, as well as the termination of the relevant religious organization that acts in favor of the enemy. dmytruk really defended hi

verkhovna rada. regularly passes new laws, but how do these changes affect our lives?lyzed the new resolutions to inform you about the latest changes in ukrainian legislation, as legislative norms change our lives, what to prepare for? leading lawyers of the aktum bar association will answer these and other questions that concern ukrainians. watch every tuesday at 7:55 in the legal expertise program on the espresso tv channel. events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives. of course, the news feed reports about them, but it is not enough to know what is happening, you need to understand it. antin borkovskii and invited experts soberly assess the events, analyze them, modeling our future. every saturday at 1:10 p.m. with a repeat of fr 22:00. studio event with anton borkovsky. every week, the saturday political club helps to understand the processes taking place in ukraine and the world. vitaly portnikov, khrystyna yatskiv, andriy smoliy and invited experts based on facts give their assessment and forecast of the development of events. want to underst

rada, employees, employees of the legal department of the verkhovna rada, who emphasized that the textrossly violates it. the fundamental constitutional principles that were active in ukraine before that, i don't know how it will be after that, whether they are canceled or not, and also violates a whole series of obligations that ukraine took as a democratic state in international treaties, conventions, including those obligations that it has during its european progress on the way to... it is obvious that those who lobbied for these laws, they understood that the consequences would be not only purely spiritual and far from will only concern religious organizations, and it is obvious that this is such a gift in the pews from the proposal of the ruling coalition today, but you are journalists, you should investigate the situation objectively, of course, so you asked how many... proceedings or how many criminal cases there were concerning clergymen of the ukrainian orthodox church, have you wondered how many similar proceedings there are, or whether cases have been opened against clergym

unfortunately, we saw that the verkhovna rada has finished its activity in july, for almost a month,ithout voting for the bill banning the russian orthodox church in ukraine, and in general, we see that there are many others. issues, volodymyr zelenskyi announced last thursday that there will be an alleged meeting of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, and he noted several such packages, package bills or directions, including payments to military personnel who perform tasks on the territory of russia regarding normalization their legal activities, about providing... citizenship to foreigners fighting for ukraine, about settling the issue of using trophy weapons, depriving traitors of state titles and awards, and of course... it is also worth asking about the really urgent decision that has been urgently adopted in our country for almost a year and a half regarding the banning of the russian church , which in the current week, if the verkhovna rada meets again, the bills are the most important for adoption, which you expect to be adopted and which are possibly controversial and problematic

well, i expect that the verkhovna rada will demonstrate the same clarity on this issue as the presidentand by the way, absolutely all, representatives of various religious denominations, except of course one church in its statement just a few days ago, really the process, which started with the decision of the national security council and the president's decree, was quite long. at the end of 2022, then the cabinet of ministers submitted a draft law and finally now, i will not name the day and the time, so as not to interrupt this historical event, indeed we, the verkhovna rada , are preparing to take this final step towards banning the russian orthodox church and the connection of ukrainian religious organizations with the russian orthodox church, is it about... the ban, the latest amendments, have they softened or emasculated the very idea of ​​law? the law between the first and second reading became definitely stronger and... here we still distinguish between a foreign religious organization and gundyaev, all that they have there are their structures in russia and of course affiliate

rada of ukraine, do not come to of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, and even after their resignation, or conditionally before their resignation, they do not report on their activities, this really needs to be corrected, and this is what i consider unacceptable, even during martial law, there is no need to cover up with martial law , it is necessary to understand that there must be accountability and... responsibility. well, andriy, let 's have a few words with you, let's talk about everything related to the reconstruction of this hospital. i will remind you that the damage to the largest children's hospital in to our country, and in principle, one of the largest, as i understand it, in eastern europe, occurred as a result of a russian directed, all-directed missile attack, and indeed, okhmadit is now largely on its own. functions is paralyzed, it means that it means that this attack, you know, it has a certain and prolonged effect, it is difficult to imagine how many small patients will not receive qualified care, just because a russian missile destroyed the equipment with which this

rada of ukraine, do not come to the verkhovna rada of ukraine and... and even after their resignation, or conditionally before their resignation, they do not report on their activities, this really needs to be corrected, and this what i consider unacceptable, even during martial law, you don't need to cover yourself with martial law, you need to understand that there must be accountability and responsibility. well, andriy, let's talk a few words with you about ohmadit, everything related to reconstruction of this hospital, let's talk, i will remind you that... the damage to the largest children's hospital in our country and, in principle, one of the largest, as i understand it, in eastern europe, occurred as a result of a russian targeted, all-targeted missile attack, and indeed okhmadit is now very much in why is it paralyzed in its functions, it means that and it means that this attack, you know, it has a certain and prolonged effect, it's hard to imagine how many small patients will not... will not receive qualified care just because a russian missile destroyed the equipment that t

rada to the nato parliamentary assembly. ms. solomia, i congratulate you, thank you for joining the broadcast. good evening. well, since we ask our viewers and viewers. mr. volodymyr, ms. solomia, will the russian orthodox church cease its activities in ukraine, activity in the russian orthodox church in ukraine will cease after the adoption of the law. i will ask you in the format of a blitz survey, what do you think about this, will this law stop the activities of the branch of the russian orthodox church in ukraine? ms. solomi? i think that volodymyr would probably be more correct, he is from the profile committee, but also my answer to blitz, unfortunately, no, this is only the beginning, and it can only be used for those parishes or parishes that are very directly related to documents . more precisely, directly to the russian synod. thank you, ms. solomi. mr. volodymyr. i have a slightly different answer. the russian orthodox church will cease its activities because a separate article of the law clearly prohibits the ac

rada of ukraine, do not come to the verkhovna rada of ukraine, and even after their... resignation, or conditionally before their resignation, they do not report on their activities, this really needs to be corrected, and this is what i consider unacceptable, even during martial law, there is no need to cover up with martial law, it is necessary to understand that accountability and responsibility, it should be, well and andrii, let's talk a few words with you about ohmadit, everything related to the reconstruction of this hospital, let's talk, i will remind you that the damage to... the largest children's hospital in our country, and in principle, one of the largest, as i i understand, in eastern europe, occurred as a result of a russian targeted, targeted missile attack, and indeed , okhmadite is now paralyzed in many ways in terms of its functions, which means that this attack, you know, it has some kind of prolonged effect, it's hard to imagine how many small patients will not receive qualified... assistance only because a russian missile destroyed the equipment that can provide

the verkhovna rada regularly passes new laws, but how do these changes affect our lives? we have analyzed the new decrees to inform you about the latest changes in ukrainian legislation. how do legislative norms change our lives, to what end get ready on these and other questions that concern ukrainians. the leading lawyers of the aktum bar association will respond. watch every tuesday at 7:55 in the legal expertise program on the espresso tv channel. let's return to our airwaves, and i'm not the only one in our studio, ruslan koshulinskyi, chief sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine, head of the secretariat of vo svoboda and deputy head of the verkhovna rada of ukraine of the seventh convocation. mr. ruslan, i welcome you to our studio, and glory to the heroes, the last few days have been very intense, we have been talking for a long time about various schemes, about various sabotages, about the recruitment of ukrainians by the russians to the detriment of our armed forces, now we are talking about cars, i suggest that we review together our material about this series

rada will issue signature letters, that is, with 150 votes, signatures of the verkhovna rada, to raise the issue of no confidence in the antimonopoly committee, and this issue will again... after all, pass through our economic development committee, here i would like to note that in fact, even before the appointment mr. kyrylenka to the post, frankly, all these corruption scandals were known, yes, they were not so public at the time, but in the narrow period when they were known, and we spent a lot of time explaining to our colleagues why such a decision could not be to vote and such a decision cannot be supported, i apologize, but did you in narrow circles know that kyrylenka has all these fortunes, because it became known about them. relatives, about my brother, about connections, about things that are not quite there, well, those who were related to the donetsk region knew more, but yes, you know, they were very modestly silent, you are from donetsk region, if i am not mistaken, you from mariupol, i think you can see me, we are just fighting in donetsk, i myself am not from donetsk,

law is being considered by the verkhovna rada of ukraine.ell, because the verkhovna rada, unfortunately, showed indecision for many months, because in fact with such great efforts it was possible to add this bill to the... agenda and it is indeed now on the agenda for the first plenary day, again there are still the issues of these spam edits, so maybe not the first time we will vote on the same day, but it is obvious that this is a long road, it is approaching its logical conclusion, and this long road began precisely with the decision of the president, the decision of the national security council back in december, then the decree.

the verkhovna rada regularly passes new laws, but how do these changes affect our lives? we have analyzed the new decrees to inform you about the latest changes in ukrainian legislation. as legislative norms. change our lives, what to prepare for, these and other questions that concern ukrainians will be answered by the leading lawyers of the actum bar association, watch every tuesday at 7:55 in the legal expertise program on the espresso tv channel. the largest, one might say, historical exchange of prisoners took place between russia and western countries, what it means and why the kremlin did it, we will talk about it in the second part of the program, and we will start with the topic of mobilization, where the law, as it turns out, is not one for everyone, my name is vlasta lazur, this is svoboda live, mobilized for 25 years, we have continued to investigate cases where citizens under 25, despite their age and health problems, were mobilized, these are not volunteers, these are people who, on the contrary , were sure that they would not be mobilized, well, first of al

rada of ukraine begin, are there any other agreements in principle in the verkhovna rada, because itobvious to tv viewers that i do not quite understand why the verkhovna rada during martial law... does not work in the session hall , and a lot of extracurricular work, of course, and why, why, why aren't the laws and decisions that the state needs passed, mrs. victoria? well, i would also like to know the answer to this question, but unfortunately, i was not the one who closed, or announced this break, but today our team in kyiv is working on legislative initiatives, i am well aware of the situation surrounding the draft law. you know, there the latest agreements were such that a working group is created on the basis of the leadership of the verkhovna rada and on the basis of the conciliation council, which should finalize something in the prepared before the second reading bill on the banning of the russian orthodox church and organizations related to it, but as far as i know, and i think that this is quite sufficient information, during the last... i was definitely not involved, if

that this is not a vacation, and that these four weeks, until august 19, the verkhovna rada will notnd it all ended on a note, if i am not mistaken, on the note that the opposition, the parliamentary opposition, insisted on consideration in the second reading of the draft law that would ban the activity of the moscow church in ukraine, and somehow it is not clear, this pause that arose, what kind of pause is this? or? came to an agreement already during this pause on whether this draft law will be introduced on august 19 or on august 18, when the meetings of the verkhovna rada of ukraine will begin, or whether there are any other agreements in principle in the verkhovna rada, because it is obvious to tv viewers, as well as to me, that it is not entirely clear why the verkhovna rada council during martial law does not work in the session hall, but there is a lot of extra-session work, of course, and why, why, why are laws not passed. and solutions that the state needs, mrs. victoria, well, i would also like to know the answer to this question, but unfortunately, i was not the one who

the verkhovna rada adopted a law banning the activities of the russian orthodox church by the votes of the majority of factions. in ukraine, how did you manage to break the resistance of the hidden parliamentary opposition? buffer zone in russia. the armed forces of ukraine continue to expand the band of effective control on the territory of the kursk region. will the russian occupiers be able to build a cauldron after the destruction of the bridges across the diet. realities on the ground sting the eyes. putin. abruptly stopped negotiations with zelenskyi on a ceasefire, who can force the dictator to change his mind and can ukraine's accession to nato be part of the peace agreement with russia? glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhii rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next two hours, we will talk about ukraine, the world, the war, and our victory. today , in the first part of the program, we will have people's deputy of ukraine, colonel of the security service of ukraine, roman kostenko. major of the national guard in the r

rada. like mr. heitmantsov, who is called the killer of fops, and then he said that these austerity measures are already too harsh, and you should note that all social benefits and benefits depend on social standards, namely the living wage and the minimum wage , such as the same pensions, social benefits for children, assistance. unemployment, assistance to low- income families, expenses for child care, well, all payments, their amount depends on these social standards, and if they are frozen, then all social assistance will be frozen for 3 years, that is , this freeze will hit the poorest sections of the population in the first place, and despite the fact that the government... also recently signed another memorandum with the international monetary fund, where he undertook to significantly increase all utility prices and tariffs in the next three years, i.e. it turns out that the incomes of the population are frozen for three years, and the increase in tariff prices, not the other way around is re

rada is not working today, well, this is madness, i say that the verkhovna rada went to the soviet unionrarily left its place at the front, but not arbitrarily, because i , as a deputy, do not make such decisions accepted, and the decision of our leadership of the verkhovna rada, that's actually all, you know, i just today someone reminded me how some deputies, especially... of political power, we won't name them, because then they get offended, even though i don't want to, drove, they checked the fortifications there in certain regions and districts, and now they say that there are marches, but now they say that there are problems with this, this is to the topic of what they say, and we also saw what problems there were under vovchanchansk and so on, and i will be very brief, because this topic was discussed today and have already started, as they say, rolling the board, sorry for such a sting on european solidarity itself, that it was her initiative. it is proposed to grant the right to travel abroad for the duration of the postponement or reservation to people's deputies, officials, j

actions to make these changes happen, so far, neither the specialized committee of the verkhovna radandividual individuals have done so, and we know that many unit commanders, some units that perform narrow-profile tasks, believe that it is necessary to lower the age, do they need a specific category, here it is always necessary to maintain the age category, it is necessary to... this is where you always need to keep a balance with the draft potential, you constantly need to keep a balance with the fact that we still need working hands in the rear, and this is also absolutely and very important for us and, but sub' objectively, as i perceive this whole situation, i believe that the deputies should have more energy and direct it in the direction of how to... strengthen as much as possible, strengthen training centers, and involve international investments as much as possible, or at least by virtue of their powers the right to participate in negotiations with our partners in terms of strengthening training, for example, of citizens aged 18 to 25, so that everyone receives general basic

ukraine, the head of the verkhovna rada of the council of ukraine, leonid kravchuk, the second secretarythe cskom of the party of ukraine after the resignation of ivazhko, and the chairman of the verkhovna rada of ukraine and stanislav gurenko, the first skakom of the party of ukraine after the resignation of ivazhko. so, these were three different approaches, absolutely polar. so, ivazhko's approach was gorbachev's approach. and vashko owed everything to gorbachev. he is the stake of the party of ukraine after the resignation of volodymyr shcherbytsky, it is simply impossible to imagine the weight of these people... shcherbytsky was a person who applied for the position of general secretary of the central committee of the cpsu, one of the main associates of leonid brezhnyi, and he was hardly a person who was not known even in the ukrainian party operation, his main position in the ukrainian party operation was the secretary of the kharkiv regional committee of the party, one of the secretaries, then he was sent to work in afghanistan, a few months before his appointment as a leader of t

rada of ukraine will begin, whether there are any other agreements in principle in the verkhovna rada, because... obviously , it is not entirely clear to the tv viewers, as well as to me , why the verkhovna rada did not during martial law works in the session hall, and of course there is a lot of extra-session work, and why, why, why are laws and decisions that the state needs are not passed, mrs. victoria, well, i would also like to know the answer to this question, but unfortunately, i was not the one who closed, well and announced this break, our team is working today in kyiv. over legislative initiatives, i am well aware of the situation surrounding the draft law, you know, there the latest agreements were such that a working group is created on the basis of the leadership of the verkhovna rada and on the basis of the conciliation council a group that should finalize something in the draft law on the banning of the russian orthodox church and its related organizations prepared for the second reading. but as far as i know, and i think this is quite sufficient information, for the l

the verkhovna rada regularly adopts new laws. but how do these changes affect our lives?have analyzed the new decrees to inform you about the latest changes in ukrainian legislation. how do legislative norms change our lives, what should we prepare for? leading lawyers will answer these and other questions that concern ukrainians. watch every tuesday at 7:55 in the program legal examination on espressu tv channel. green on august 20, just before independence day, the parliament forbade action. russian orthodox church and its branches in ukraine. after obtaining the tomos on autocephaly and the establishment of a local church, this is the most important act for the protection of our national security in the field of religious organizations. i am proud that i was involved in these two historical events, which will finally cut off the tentacles of the russian world in ukraine. so we still have many challenges ahead of us. the law should work, but not turn into a good declaration, as it often happens in our country. and we will make sure that the government does its job. but

today, the verkhovna rada of ukraine adopted a law on religious activities in ukraine. we are talkingnes organizations are connected with the russian federation, so we ask, will the russian orthodox church cease to operate in ukraine after the adoption of this law? yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube, either yes or no, you can write your own comment under this video, if you have a separate opinion, if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote for the numbers. if you believe that after the adoption of this law , the activities of the russian orthodox church in ukraine may stop (0800-211-381), no (0800-211-3822), all calls to these numbers are free, vote, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of our voting. well, actually, this law, which was passed today, is better known as the prohibition law. activities of the russian orthodox church and today in the second reading during consideration in the verkhovna rada this law was supported by 265 people's deputies. what does this law provide? this law provides that the russian orthodox church shoul

the verkhovna rada adopted a law banning the activities of the russian orthodox church in ukraine by the votes of the majority of factions. how did it work? to break the resistance of the hidden parliamentary opposition. buffer zone in russia. the armed forces of ukraine continue to expand the band of effective control on the territory of the kurdish region. will the russian occupiers be able to build a cauldron after the destruction of the bridges across the seym? realities on the ground sting the eyes. putin sharply wanted victory with zelensky about the ceasefire, who can make the dictator change his mind and can ukraine's accession to nato be part of the peace agreement with russia? glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhii rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next two hours we will talk about... the country, the world, the war and our victory. today, in the first part of the program, we will have people's deputy of ukraine, colonel of the security service of ukraine roman kostenko, major of the national guard in reserve o

natalya, we expect this week that there will be a decisive vote in the verkhovna rada on the banning of the ukrainian orthodox church, the moscow patriarchy, its activities in ukraine. what are your expectations for that vote, will it be possible to do it? eh, i think i will finally make it this week, hard to say what day it will be exactly, and there are still a lot of amendments, and i think that there will be resistance or attracting attention, but it will happen, i will say right away that unfortunately for me, but in general for the legal state it is right, it will unfortunately be an incomplete ban of the moscow patriarchate , and limiting the influence of the aggressor country on religious organizations. how will it happen, if in the charter of the church, the parish it is written that it is subject to the russian moscow throne, then accordingly it will have six months or a year, and this is not yet a cow. but this will be determined precisely in the hall of the verkhovna rada transition, she can choose which church she will continue to belong to, which throne, whether it will

we have our first guest, roman kostenko, people's deputy of ukraine, secretary of the verkhovna rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence, colonel of the security service of ukraine. mr. colonel, i congratulate you, thank you for joining the broadcast. good evening. sir colonel, since we are asking our tv viewers about this law, which was adopted by the verkhovna rada today in its final version, in the final version, i would like to... ask you, as i ask our tv viewers, whether the roc will stop its activities in ukraine after the adoption of this law ? well, this is a very important step, and this, let's say, the parliament confirmed that it recognizes the danger of the russian orthodox church in ukraine, and it must cease its activities unequivocally, but, if we speak from a legal point of view, whether it will cease to exist tomorrow, then no, there is procedures to be followed. where there is a special commission there that has to prove that they are prohibited in our country, it is not specifically written about the rps, in our country all religious organizati

what after the verkhovna rada passes the law on religious organizations , the transition of the uoc-mp parish to the ocu will be accelerated, if not - 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. i would like to introduce the guests of today's studio, these are my colleagues, this is kateryna nekrecha, a journalist of radio liberty. ms. kateryna, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today, congratulations, colleagues, and marina danylyuk yermolaeva, journalist, political observer, media consultant, author and presenter of two showbiz and centronet youtube channels, mrs. marino, i also congratulate you, thank you for being with us today, greetings to everyone and to you and to the viewers of the channel, well, since you are a lady, we ask our tv viewers and viewers whether they think the transition will be quick. parishes of the uoc, mp to the ocu after the adoption of the law, let's start with a blitz poll, what do you think about it, let's start with kateryna, please, i want to wait and see how

rada is not working. today, well, this is madness, i say that the verkhovna rada went to the szch, arbitrarilyrarily left its place at the front, but not arbitrarily, because i did not make such decisions as a deputy, but the decision of our leadership of the verkhovna rada, here actually, that's all, you know, just today someone reminded me that some deputies, especially of one political force, we won't name them, because then they get offended, even though i don't want to, they went, checked the fortifications there in... in certain regions and districts, and now they say that there march, but there are now saying that there are problems with this, this is to the topic of what they say, and we also saw what problems there were under vovchansky and so on, and i will be very brief, because this topic was discussed today, and have already started, as they say, rolling the board, sorry for such a sting on european solidarity itself, that it was its initiative, they propose to grant the right to travel abroad for the duration of the postponement or reservation to people's deputies, officials, jud

this vote of the verkhovna rada, i hope that it will push you to come and switch to the orthodox churchukraine, because it is not about banning some religion, it is not about the religious aspect, it is about security, national security and defense, and you are sorry, very often people who are used to their settlement to go to church, they go to church, they are orthodox believers, and it doesn't even occur to them... yes, that they go to a church that belongs to the russian and still patriarchy, it doesn't have a corresponding sign there , just unfortunately, unfortunately, we have to to conclude, because but on a positive note, tomorrow there will be a good decision, thank you for your thoughts, thank you for taking the time to join the air of the tv channel, let's sum up the results of our, or rather the intermediate results of our voting, we asked or hoped. is preparing a special project bright people in dark times, these are interesting stories about heroic people, about our ukrainians who created and are creating history, there will be interviews with viktor yushchenko, svyatoslav