rada committee on national security, defense, intelligence, colonel of the security service of ukraine joins our broadcast. mr. roman, we congratulate you, if you already hear us, you haven't, but you just wanted to. witnesses and it should be so, did they actually justify themselves in the ssso, which was created within the framework of the armed forces of ukraine, and how effective are they in such a war that we have now? well, i would really like to congratulate everyone who is involved in the special operations forces, and in particular, to wish you the best the main thing is professionalism and acquiring further capabilities and achieving the goals that have been set for themselves. because, well , there is still much to work on, because now at the moment we have special operations forces - this is a unit that is acquiring capabilities and it really justified itself in this war, but there are still many plans for this type of troops, and i b, for example, i see in perspective this unit in general, not a unit, but a branch of troops in general as a separate branch of troops in the

rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence. we were talking, the country found out that we received an imf tranche of 2 billion and 200 million dollars. that's the amount. and actually, this is part of the funds provided by the if program, the total amount. the 16 billion dollars that this money will give us is financing, it is for the budget, it is social assistance, it is salaries doctors, these are teachers' salaries, that is , the social sphere, which will be partially covered from these funds. well, in the meantime, we will continue the conversation with the executive director of the institute of world politics yevgeny magda, in connection with our studio, mr. yevgeny, congratulations, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, mr. yevgeny, a hoped-for, unannounced, but very necessary visit for orban to kyiv , as they say, not to uzhhorod, and to kyiv, this is the first time in perhaps 12 years, and we are talking about one hero who absolutely repeats theses, you just have to stop to shoot, and this is how he

and the secretary of the verkhovna rada committee on national security, roman kostenko, tried to talkveiled way. he says that almost 400 prisoners are already in the ranks of the ukrainian armed forces, it’s true. he also notes that among them there are dead and wounded, and the rest are running away from the shopping center, they are even ready to ride them on the hood of a car, just so they don’t get tied up, but often the situation turns out exactly like this: here is kharkov, near the hilyants, a minibus in the shopping center, these men have every chance of getting into trench, they tried to escape to moldova, they each paid $6,000 to leave ukraine, but it didn’t work out, the border guards caught them in the odessa region, so maybe the organizer of the escape was in cahoots after all? with the border guards they received money, and the statistics, as they say, were improved, and the holes in the trenches in the ssu were plugged by the commander, one of them, by the name of kukharchuk, could not restrain himself on the air of a telethon, during the war, here is just an example of

and about this is what roman kostenko, secretary of the verkhovna rada committee on national securityll in a veiled way. he says that almost 400 prisoners are already in the ranks of the ukrainian armed forces. true, it also notes that some of them died. sick and wounded, and the rest are running away from the shopping center, they are even ready to ride them on the hood of a car, just so that they don’t get tied up, but often the situation turns out exactly like this: here is kharkov, at the hilyants, a minibus in the shopping center, these guys have every chance of getting into a trench men, they tried to escape to moldova, each paid 600 for leaving ukraine dollars, but it didn’t work out, the border guards caught them in the odessa region, so maybe the organizer of the escape was in cahoots with the border guards and money? kyiv, he is also a friend of mayor klitschko. alexey vladimirov, apparently, really wanted to help the armed forces of ukraine as best he could, collecting humanitarian aid, but then for some reason he decided to use this money to buy himself a new lamborghini.

rada committee on national security , defense and intelligence issues, in one word, she came out ofvant of the people faction. do you think it is about politics, or because of its kind of excessive activeness. regarding criticism of ours ukrainian generals? i think excessive, very excessive criticism and not always supported by any data, again i'm a fan of people doing what they know. if, for example, right now i 'm going to criticize your studio, that you're filming incorrectly, you need to put the camera here, put it here, you need to speak like this, you don't understand everything, well , the question is, what kind of phage do i have that allows me to make such statements. the same to ms. maryana, well, what allows her to make such statements, she is a medical professional, okay, if she practiced only the medical part, well, okay, i would sit down, i would be silent, because i don't know anything in the medical field, she was a medical doctor there, i don't know at what level, i don't know what qualification, she was related to this field, but she began to interfere, here you ar

and the secretary of the verkhovna rada committee on national security, roman kostenko, tried to talkveiled way. he says that almost 4,000 prisoners are already in ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. true, it also notes that among them there are dead and wounded. and the rest are running away from the tcc. they’re even ready to ride them on the hood of a car, just so they don’t get twisted, but often the situation turns out exactly like this: here’s kharkov, trying to get into a minibus in a shopping center. these men have every chance of getting into the trench; they tried to escape to moldova. they each paid $6,000 to leave ukraine, but it didn’t work out; border guards caught them in the odessa region. so maybe the organizer of the escape was in cahoots with the border guards and received money, and the statistics, as they say, have been improved. the airs in the trenches in the ssu should be shut up by the commander, one of them, by the name of kukharchuk, could not restrain himself on the air of the telethon, saying that the ukrainians do not want to go to war not because they

rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence, colonel of the security service of ukraineonel, i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening, mr. sergey, good evening to all viewers. mr. colonel, today we witnessed how the president of ukraine once again said that it is possible to end the hot phase of the war. by the end of the 24th year, if the international community, our western partners, as well as ukraine, will put pressure on putin, he said in great britain, the british television company bbc. how do you assess the possibility of ending the hot phase of the war, the russian-ukrainian war by the end of this year, or is this too optimistic a scenario now, and in connection with this, well, the logical question is, is putin even ready? to talk about reconciliation or stopping the war, well , looking at what we mean when the president, our president says to pressurize, here he asks... by what means, what kind of pressure, if we are talking about from a military point of view point of view, it is quite difficult, for example, to press with those m

rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence, people's deputy of ukraine fedir venislavskyio ukrainian pravda. he added that earlier in the verkhovna rada , a draft law was registered on the extension of data update deadlines, however, in his opinion, i quote, this started to cool some citizens, they say, the men were in no hurry to update the data. venislavskyi called the registration of such a bill ill-advised. the deputy says that the committee did not approve any... drafts, normative legal acts, or legislative acts on the extension of the deadline for updating data. to talk about july 17, when the 60-week period ends, that we will accept something, i think it is hardly realistic from the point of view of physical possibility, so i call on all citizens to join the processes of updating their personal account data. it is worth noting that the updated law on mobilization, which entered into force on may 18, provides in particular. the need to update military registration data for men of conscription age, a 60-week period has been set aside for this, which ends on july 16, d

rada committee on...security, defense and intelligence, colonel of the security service of ukraine. mr. colonel, i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening, mr. sergey, good evening to all viewers. mr. colonel, today we witnessed how the president of ukraine once again said that it is possible to end the hot phase of the war by the end of the 24th year, if the international community, our... western partners, as well as ukraine will put pressure on putin, he said this in great britain, the british television company bbc . how do you assess the possibility of ending the hot phase of the war, the russian-ukrainian war by the end of this year, or is this too optimistic a scenario now, and in connection with this, a logical question, is putin even ready to talk about reconciliation or stopping the war? ot looking at what we mean when the president, our president says to press, here the question is by what means, by what pressure, if we are talking about from a military point of view

rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence , is in touch with us, glory to ukrainems. solomiya, glory, greetings, sir solomiye, the 16th, the deadline for updating data in accordance with the law on mobilization. that in fact all the tsk and tsnapy were attacked last week by huge queues, well, well, today , too, people are standing in queues under the sun and, for example, did not have time to update what will happen to them at 12 o'clock at night? i think for them i don’t think i know, i still have 30 days or more, and in order not to go, there was no punishment even in... these days, because in fact, in my opinion, the ukrainians took a very conscientious and responsible approach to this task, and how it was done not only online, but also in person with pieces of paper, because we know that what is written is written on a piece of paper cannot be erased by anything, an old ukrainian tradition that it is better to have a physical barcode than online , there is still no such trust, yes, so i hope this this this this opportunity. do you have any advice to those who u

next, we have roman kostenko, people's deputy of ukraine, secretary of the verkhovna rada committee onal security, defense and intelligence, colonel of the security service of ukraine. mr. colonel, i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening, mr. sergey, good evening to all viewers. mr. colonel, we today we witnessed how the president of ukraine is on duty. once said that it is possible to end the hot phase of the war by the end of the 24th year, if the international community, our western partners, as well as ukraine, will put pressure on putin, he said this in great britain, the british television company bbc. how do you assess the possibility of ending the hot phase of the war, the russian-ukrainian war, by the end of this year, or is it too optimistic? now is the scenario, and in connection with this, well, the logical question is whether putin is ready to talk at all about reconciliation or about stopping the war, well , looking at what we mean when the president, our president, says to pressurize, here the question is, by what means, what kind of pressur

rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence, and also a sbu colonel joined our broadcast. roman, congratulations, thanks for joining. good day. to you, to you, you know, such a simple question at the beginning, but at the same time difficult, but explain, please, how to protect ukrainian airfields? well, the protection of ukrainian airfields, airfields in general, cannot be said to be one thing the question there, i don't know, they built some infrastructure of shelters and all our planes are protected, this is a complex, a complex that should be dealt with by the state, the air force, and, in principle, the cabinet. ministers, because this is a serious story, the protection of the air force, our planes, especially those that, let's say, our partners are going to hand over to us, and the concrete shelters that will allow you not to receive such damage there, only that you gave an example in poltava, when cluster munitions are used for simple attacks impression on a large plane, for this the planes have to stand in hangars. concrete ones, of course, from a direct hit, well

rada's committee on national security discussed the issue of the insolent maryana, who is now a membercommittee, and she will remain in this committee. the servants continue to work, they disrupted the quorum, the first deputy chairman of this committee stated this, and i want to remind you that the draft resolution was registered in the council, which proposed to dismiss the deputy chairman of the defense committee outright from his post, due to her rather controversial posts in facebook, which harms our national security and discredits the ukrainian army, and you know, here it would be one situation, but unfortunately there is another one, the incident is bohdan krotevych of the azov general staff saying that the sbi ignored his statement regarding general sodul, and we understand that this casts a shadow on our army, so on our armed forces, how do we actually separate truth from lies in all this, let's say, because it now looks like a rather threatening situation, which is also fits me in some... you know the picture of destabilization of ukraine from the inside, and what do you mea

committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on national security, defense and intelligence. ms. iryna is already in touch with us, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, good morning. ms. irina, let's start with the fact that tomorrow is like a deadline, july 16, when all conscripts and reservists had to update their credentials. and as of this morning, we have two pieces of information that are a bit confusing. people, can you help us? according to one information , the ministry of defense emphasizes what to update the data is one thing, and if you did not pass the vlk, it is another, and for the fact that you did not pass the military medical board, a tsk fine may be charged, after which we read the following message that after updating the vlk data, only those , who received the summons. if you did not receive a summons, then you do not need to go to the criminal court, and therefore a fine cannot be imposed, explain to us, because it turns out that a fine can be imposed and a fine cannot be imposed, well, there is a law, the law says about the following, that within 60 days

victoria, just now my colleague antin announced important news. that the committee on national securityfense and intelligence of the verkhovna rada today decided to remove maryana bezugla from the position of the head of the subcommittee on democratic civil control, and actually, but in the committee on national security, defense and intelligence, this deputy will continue stay, in general, which is legal complexity, maybe there are some mechanisms of their own, how they can be implemented, what is called when a deputy who has, well, to which... we have a lot of questions, how he can be legally removed from this or that occupied place, it is meant in to some or subcommittee or committee, and why do you think it is so difficult to deal with, if we are talking about a case without corners? ah, if we talk about committees and people's deputies, then in general there are different methods of how to remove them, first of all it should be an initiative there. committee, however, if we speak generally about this whole ecosystem of the parliament, then in fact i can't help you much and explain

of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on national security, defense and intelligence, he is in our studio congratulations, mr. serhii, congratulations, let's go. let's start with the topic of transition, because it is currently being discussed by many people, at almost every platform, they say that conditions must be created for negotiations with the russian federation, certain conditions must be created, some say that conditions must be created by force, as boris said johnson, someone says that you need to talk to putin and find out about his interests, like viktor orban, but we also see this narrative in ukrainian society, when people say, oh, we don't have the strength anymore, we need to talk. and here i am wondering how realistic is the very attitude to negotiations in a situation when russia does not look like a country that seriously wants some real negotiations, not the conditions for surrender, which it has been putting forward since february 2022, but real negotiations, well the fact is that there is so much talk about the negotiations how long has the war been going on, just no

of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on national security, defense and intelligence, he is in our studio, congratulations, mr. serhiy. congratulations. let's start with the topic of change, because many people are discussing it now. in every forum they say that it is necessary to create the conditions for negotiations with the russian federation, it is necessary to create certain conditions, someone says that the conditions should be created by force, like boris johnson, someone says that it is necessary to talk to putin and find out about his interests , like viktor orban, but also in ukrainian in society, we see this narrative, when people say, oh, we don't have the strength anymore, we need to talk, and i wonder how realistic the attitude towards negotiations is in general in a situation when russia... does not look like a country that seriously wants some real negotiations, not conditions for surrender, which it has been putting forward since february 2022, but real negotiations? well , the thing is that i talk about the negotiations as much as the war continues, just now, why weren’

of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on national security, defense and intelligence. he is in our studio, congratulations, mr. serhiy. congratulations. let's get started on the topic of transition, because now many people are discussing, almost at every platform, saying: "well, we need to create conditions for negotiations with the russian federation." to create certain conditions, someone says that the conditions must be created by force, like boris johnson, someone says that you need to talk to putin and find out about his interests, like viktor orban, but we also see this narrative in ukrainian society when people say, oh, i don't have the strength anymore, i need to talk, and i wonder how realistic she is in general setting up negotiations in a situation where russia does not look like a country that seriously wants any real negotiations, not the conditions for capitulation, which it has been putting forward since february. 2022 year of real negotiations? well, the thing is that they talk about negotiations as much as the war lasts, just now, why weren’t these tal

of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on national security, defense and intelligence, he is in our studio, congratulations, mr. serhiy, congratulations, let's go let's start with the topic of transition, because now many people are discussing, in almost every platform, saying: "look, we need to create conditions for negotiations with the russian federation. we need to create certain conditions, someone says that the conditions should be created by force, as there boris johnson, someone... says that you need to talk to putin and find out about his interests, like viktor orban, but we also see this narrative in ukrainian society, when people say, oh, we don't have the strength anymore, we need to talk, and that's it i'm curious how realistic is the very attitude to negotiations in a situation where russia does not look like a country that seriously wants some real negotiations, not conditions for surrender, which it has been putting forward since february 2022, but real negotiations. well, the thing is that talks are being talked about as much as the war is going on, just now, why weren't t

the committee on national security, defense and intelligence, explained absolutely clearly that this. due to certain political statements, due to the fact that some of our colleagues immediately after the entry into force of this law registered a draft law on extending the term to 180 days. in my opinion, these are not thought-out actions, which, on the contrary , cool some citizens of ukraine and allow them to hope that the authorities will extend this term. and they have nowhere to go hurry. if the queues to the territorial procurement centers have already become commonplace, now there are queues in front of the centers for the provision of administrative services. military. connected in kyiv and lviv say that they come to the police stations from the very morning. from 7 o'clock in the morning, look, now it's almost 12, that is, well, in principle, it's still normal, it's still fast here, but there are cases in holosiivsk, at 7 o'clock in the morning , i joined the queue 139th, that is, it's very difficult there, from 9 o'clock to 15 i 'm about here. oh, but i know, well, somewher

on national security, defense and intelligence, fedir venislavskyi, absolutely clearly explained thatthis will not happen. due to certain political statements, due to the fact that some of our colleagues immediately after entry into force. the bill was registered by law on extending the term up to 180 days. in my opinion, these are not thought-out actions, which, on the contrary , cool some citizens of ukraine and allow them to hope. that the authorities will extend this term, and they have nowhere to hurry, if queues to the territorial recruitment centers have already become commonplace, now there are queues in front of the centers for the provision of administrative services, conscripts in kyiv and lviv say that they have been coming to the checkpoints since the very morning. from 7 o'clock in the morning, look, now it's almost 12, that is, well, in principle, it's still normal, it's still fast here, but and... cases in holosiivsk, at 7 in the morning, i was the 139th in the queue, huh, that is, it is very difficult there, i am here from about 9:15, but i know, well, somewhere peopl

however , fedir venislavskyi, a member of the committee on national security, defense and intelligenceexplained absolutely clearly that this will not happen. due to certain political statements, due to the fact that some of our colleagues immediately after the entry into force of this law, registered a bill to extend the term to 180 days. in my opinion, these are not well-thought-out actions on the contrary, some citizens of ukraine cool down and allow them to hope that the authorities will extend this term. and they have nowhere to hurry. if the queues to the territorial picking centers have already become commonplace, now there are queues in front of administrative service centers as well. conscripts in kyiv and lviv say that they have been coming to the checkpoints since the very morning. from 7 o'clock in the morning, look, now it's almost 12. that is, well, in principle, it's still normal. it's still fast here. ah, there are cases in the holosiivskyi i at 7 in the morning. in line registered 139, that is, it is very difficult there from 9:15, i am here, but i... well, somewhere pe