journalist, publicist yuliya yanchar, she joins him in great britain, we understand that yuliya. we congratulate you. good day. it's a baby. eh our eh women children who are in poland mostly more si there sweden i don't know there lithuania to italy and you got a-ah to great britain and i want you to tell me what happened there where you were there people threw a party there i read your posts were very very very yes well, i don’t know where she is even to say that the people who are hiding there are some of our ukrainians, and i don’t know how many of them are still telling the british, who are probably going crazy over there, that the maidan

was a coup d’état, that is. i want to say first of all that, for me, the trip to great britain was forced by the trip, we did not plan to do it, but our sponsors for this program, they are called that, the program is called home for ukraine, they found me because of one of the interviews on the bbc and they themselves wrote to me and offered me that we have such a program, we are ready to take you with my daughter and it is all for her in the first place, but my moving here means only one thing that i i will continue my information activities and my information front, because even in these 10 terrible days that we were in kyiv region and we were under fire, i constantly did what i could, i gave interviews to all international

journalists and explained how strong there is russian propaganda every time i meet it ukrainians here, i always explain to all of them that each of us, no matter what country we are in, we are the best representatives of our country. i will tell you that i am actually very, very impressed by the kindness of the british people, because in fact, the way the british people accept - it's just something incredible because it's not only a matter of emotional support, it's a matter of general support and unity in which i can't just convey to you it's simple in every detail, starting from the small opening of the children to the fact that ah, well, i don't know , for example, a bank representative, we opened a bank account, it's needed for documents, he brought out a whole

mountain of gifts for the child just like that, or people just come up and say oh, we know we are from ukraine , we can just accept you and it is very impressive and when i see cases that there are ukrainians for whom today is unequivocally honest, it is very infuriating. to understand well, what is happening, why are we trying to fight with each other ? they think that we are trying to quarrel with each other. i explain to them that the war in ukraine is not a war of the last few years, the war in ukraine is a matter of the last few centuries, and it is very important to understand. well, explain and i'm saying that even the fact that we have people who still believe that everything is not so clear-cut, and even the maidan, it was a coup d'état, they are all victims of russian propaganda, and you can't even imagine how

difficult it is to explain to them because she if they very they are open, they really want to help all ukrainians, they divide us into good, bad , russian-speaking, ukrainian-speaking, and and this is very good, the simple question is that this is our internal problem, which is now coming out, and when i wrote this post, uh, many, many people wrote to me from different countries that they see the same thing, they feel the same thing what really are hmm people who go from ukraine, but well, they just arrange their lives and i will tell you that my informational activity, fortunately, catches up with me everywhere and in i was interviewed by a journalist from the sunday time newspaper and he asked me, well, it was just a journalistic question, whether i plan to stay here for a long time, and when i explained to him that you know i'm not looking for a better life in britain, i had my best life life in my country, he was

simply taken away from me and it is very important for them to explain and communicate, and that is why it is so important for me that every ukrainian who was here, that he was the best representative of our country, that he was the best lawyer of our country and explained these things the british, the british, the poles, the germans, the austrians will be because nothing touches people like personal stories, and it is very important to tell, i know that yulia, well, at least they were silent or what, i don't know, maybe not in the wrong direction, they fled, why not to moscow, for example, well, i i understand the whole situation very correctly , you said everything. i just want to say that this war is magical, apart from everything else - it is a war of meanings and uh. well, for example, how the meanings changed very quickly, for example, the canadian parliament recognized the crimes of the russian federation as genocide for ukraine, it is two months since the beginning of the war and these

crimes. this is how we tried to explain to the canadians for the last 8 years what where is the organization of the crimean tatars in 1944, when almost every second crimean tatar died, it was a genocide, but we were told that there were not enough facts from the ground there, etc., and i want to ask, but now, well, i’m just an english-speaking person, you read, listen, communicate, etc., and the consciousness has completely changed. the consciousness of the british, they already understand better what is happening in ukraine johnson, we can see that he seems to understand everything, and the average british people about the british press, i will just tell you what about boris johnson eh they have one certified publication that published a very bright eh

it's bright and bright with the cover of cover of magic and there boris johnson shakes the hand of volodymyr zelenskyi and there are two such brackets thank you for saving me oh no, thank you for saving me, so that you also understood the context that is, the british do not have the same attitude towards boris johnson, that is, everything is the same as in ukraine in principle. that is, we have two such crisis managers, but well, that is, their politics, that is, what is there and in relation to our president in relation to... eh of their prime minister, that is, everything is not so clear-cut, in fact , that is, the british are very grateful to him for the fact that he shows the best, eh, his best character, the prize situation, and they are very, why are the british in general so close to what we are doing now, eh, in our the country, because the way the british talk to each

other in the kitchens in such pitches, they say thank you for finally giving the russians a hard time because the whole world hates them and the british also don't forget about these crimes that the er russian kegibeshniks did they have on the territory of salisbury and the poisoning of former russian spies, well, that is, they remember all this, and for them it is very, very impressive, yes , that is, they do not understand how such crimes can be committed in the 21st century, as for their e- e approach to information policy and understanding of all the processes that take place in ukraine , they show absolutely the same things as our television, that is, their information space is absolutely no different from our information space and this is very pleasing. but there is one thing, but they do not understand the historical basis , that is what i lack here. therefore, i am

trying my best to explain what you are looking at . for several years, this is the war of the last centuries, because i say that during the last 100 years there was a complete genocide in ukraine, unfortunately, ukraine, until 1991, did not have any voice of its own in the world, we only had a voice through our emigrants and so on crimes that russia constantly committed and now continue to be committed by their descendants of these kegbishniks who shot our e writers who were shot starting there 20 all those years. it is necessary to tell because this is a very important historical context, that is, they are in the historical now

well, that is, he information field they understand everything very clearly what is happening what russia is trying to do, by the way, they already call things by their names, they understand that this is not just a war for territory, they understand that it is just going , er, well, a war to destroy the people, that is, they are absolutely now talking about it clearly, but the question is that they constantly need to tell , look, we have a historical context and about it you don't need to forget because we have a very, very long history of ukraine steeped in misery, steeped in blood, steeped in crimes that russia has constantly committed and maybe that's why you know this question for me. when i meet ukrainians here, for whom today is definitely possible, that's why for me this question is painfully simple, i read about the experience of lithuania. i was in lithuania and i was in latvia, i know how russified society is there, but actually the experience

of lithuania is that they issue a passport to a citizen of their own country only after you you take an exam of your language and your history and you have no right to head any state e-e office , then you have no right to run for office to be a politician, you do not even have the right to vote at all. that is, this is a working case that can be taken as a basis. of course , now we cannot do it under war time but i think that ukraine should get to the point when we will do this exam for a citizen of ukraine because you know the most painful thing you can feel in general is when you are in a foreign country when your home is taken away from you when you just so thrown out into the world and you just go so that the child feels safe but at the same time you hear these terrible things when people from your own country live in a parallel ukraine and i don't know how

to explain it to you well, i don't want to appear hysterical here at people, but it's true , emotions can overflow, but at the same time, i also want to say, i'm sorry, there are many very cool ukrainians here who create ukrainian communities, we went with my child to london for ukrainian easter , to dedicate easter to us, ukrainian women who they wrote that come to our church, we will dedicate a basket to you, we had an easter breakfast, we fought with eggshells, we sang ukrainian songs and it was incredible, and here there are very, very many ukrainian people who unite and it is thanks to these incredible ukrainians that the world hears about us because of that that these ukrainians will unite and they will not let the world forget about the number one summons about the war in the very center of europe, i want to say maybe it will help you in historical conversations, indeed it was a long time ago but

within the century before last there was crimea war in which great britain took part, and if you remind them of that period - it's just one-on-one , even terrorist methods, the method of introducing terrorist methods, the method of introducing war is absolutely identical. i saw it, i just don't remember where i have this screenshot from a newspaper of that period of the russian empire, where they still recruit mercenaries for this so-called army, they wrote, let's join the army and go to the crimea and take the tatar cattle, take the property, take the house and live, that is, they are absolutely nothing different for many centuries, well, that’s by the way, i wanted to say the last question to you, there are already a lot of questions, well, at least there were and they were very visible, they spent there русская рясна there is a русская рождества русская pascha once

gathered in the squares of the squares, whole there large ones this is how they consorted there were singing songs of their katsap people, have they quieted down now, or how are they behaving, have you seen the katsaps there at all, i did n’t actually see any russians here, luckily to the language issue, eh, i have always been ok to communicate with people who are russian-speaking ukrainians, well, i am absolutely tolerant in that matter. i believe that a person must mature to this internally and switch to the language of communication of his country, and this can only happen when a person opens up the history of ukraine and will understand why she and her ancestors are treated in the russian language because it is a whole triad of all the infamous events in ukraine and i will tell you that now i asked myself a question when, for example, i see a russian-speaking person i do not

i can identify it from ukraine. is it a russian and there is a big uh in that? well, it is also one of the problems when i constantly communicate with people who live in europe, as i say, you will understand, when you want to have the support of the world, it is also difficult for people to understand, you know it as well for example, from my post, i.e. understand that, for example, for people who live in britain, it is also very difficult for them to understand, and how is it, well, you came from the same country, you both fled from the war , and here, well, you are talking about different stories, and hmm, because for it is very difficult to understand them, i have not seen them here russian community, fortunately, i did not see their rallies here. i want to tell you one thing. for example , the ukrainian greek-catholic church is located in the very center of london in a very prestigious and expensive area, and when we went there, we got to

london, and because we live in a village, well, it is far away. to be honest, we were traveling from london, and the whole time we were traveling, we heard the ukrainian language everywhere and it was very, very pleasant. it's not a ukrainian basket, but there's some kind of bag. but you see that a stick is sticking out of it, and it's just an incredible feeling when you realize that god it is. well , this ukraine is small here, let it be at all, but it 's here with me now, and it was very, very nice, i 'll tell you that it was a very difficult holiday for me because i am far from my home and far from my husband and my family, this is the first holiday when i am not with my family because for my family easter has always been a very, very big bright m- м праздник that is, we always celebrated all the families and i was very, very happy it's hard, but when i saw these ukrainians standing

right on the streets singing the ukrainian national anthem, all of them are wearing ukrainian embroidered clothes, children are wearing embroidered clothes, and it's just an incredible feeling when he thank you for the great diplomatic work you do there. and as a representative, it's important that such ukrainians are seen as beautiful and intelligent in the world, because now this is the main indicator of who we are. almost 6 million, as the border guards say, who have already gone abroad temporarily, they will return. and we are waiting for you at home. yulia yanchar, a journalist from velika for britain and for you, a volunteer of the patrol police battalion and the leader of the folklore-rock circle of the cossack systems is ready to break into our airwaves, we congratulate you, sir. i also congratulate you. i saw was it your

scooter or was it a scooter? what theater did you go to then before the war? now everything is different. i won’t ask specifically anything about what you do, but what can you tell me? look, i’m just reading your posts and everything. uh i recommend subscribing to ivan lenno, he writes very meaningful such sensitive things about how to perceive this war, how to remain yourself during it and well, i'm just delighted ivan says what do you want, thank you, thank you , class, well, look, obviously, when 1:30 in the morning on the first day of the war, i he woke up and repelled the sounds that came from the vineyard. i live on vynogradar in kyiv. i realized that finally this teal has finally broken through. it has been ripening for more than 80

years. for me, the maidan was only the beginning of this war . well, that is, the beginning of ukrainian war for independence against the moscow empire, and i understood that putin would not let us go so easily . so, on the first day of the war, we all gathered with the boys, and it was clear that first of all we would send children and women outside kyiv, and then everyone will try to find himself in this war, and that's how it happened, uh, i tried uh, to register an old man, at that time there were long queues, because i'm uh, a public person, i'm friends with a lot of interesting people, uh, i contacted yura cuckoo is the head of the patrol of kyiv. and later, marshal zhukov which the head of the patrol of all ukraine said go to you with a pike and you will be very useful to us

because you are public people now on this very first and second day of the war it is necessary to stop the fear of the people, lady, which was obviously very big and we will actually show by example what listen , this is a war in which there is no such thing as a choice , that is, either we win or we win, and accordingly, i began to get involved in these processes, and later i already earned trust, and i have my crew, and during these two months of war, my actions were different i.e. at first it would have been an escort because uh, of western ukraine from europe towards kyiv along the only possible route of the highway of life, what was the beauty of m-05 as far as i remember this is kyiv white church-uman and further to zahidna we accompanied a large number er, well, the necessary cargo of military

cargo, so at that moment every person in ukraine took up arms and the arms were taken up by different people who were not quite patriotic, so there was enough work on this side, and already when they drove the occupiers from the kyiv region of zhytomyr region chernihivska, we were the first to go there, recording all the crimes, rescuing people, that means we brought to those villages the first, the first, absolutely the first aid. so where were they afraid? well, not that they were afraid , it was very dangerous to go there in civilian transport, but then because of my connections with with a large number of ukrainians from abroad, i managed to negotiate parallelly for the delivery of vehicles to the battalions that i know, because i have already been friends with a large number of battalions.

i am in the east, in the south, in fact, these battalions of ours are based here and there, literally today i am again going on a long journey, well, in one word, i got involved , i won’t say that i like him very much, you can’t like the war, but i know for sure that this moment is a historical moment for me as well as for pieces of ukraine, as well as for every ukrainian, absolutely historic victory awaits us, we will still tell our children and grandchildren this is an absolutely unique moment to show yourself as a person show yourself as a citizen govern yourself as a soldier after all, there is a warrior in every man and he is showing himself very, very well right now, that's why i'm fine, i've got you back. and you were like camouflage clothes. listen, for sure, ukraine is the

only country in the world where to join the army , you need to pay a fee they got there as i will comment on it by the way, it is clear that every man wanted what is called to feel like a warrior, everyone grabbed for weapons and later, many of them, well, let's say they regretted rushing why because efficiency in war, well, it is very an interesting process that you need to understand, you know , it's like a football team, a professional football team, and you, a beginner, came there, relatively speaking, dynamo kyiv and says, guys, can you take me to a football match, and i'll go out and play football with you, well, out of delicacy and respect you will be allowed to come, but in the end the whole team will lose because you will definitely be the weak link and this is an internal impulse like give me a muscovite by the throat to hold on, he looked very chaotic in the first days and because of that many of my

friends of artists, musicians, artists, writers well, let's just say that they took up the wrong thing why could they be effective, she really likes the position there already before us serhiy yes, or prytula or vakarchuk, they did not lack for weapons, but they do such a colossal job, such an effective job for, well, for army that it is difficult, it is difficult to overestimate eh, further, eh, they told me the first days of the barracks, where i was already with experienced soldiers. they told me, ivan, that 90% of the war is the rear . every day, because there on the front line, the best there are the special forces, which are staffed well, simply the elite of ukrainian fighters who are staffed according to the best samples of modern military equipment , clothing and other

means . that someone will allow you to shoot because, first of all, our generals and our commanders protect every ukrainian, unlike the occupiers, and everyone tries to ensure that his subordinate is effective and sufficiently protected. that's why it is it's absolutely a formula, i'm saying. even if i were familiar with zaluzhny, he still would n't throw me into battle, which is very important , but instead, you have such a principle not to harm, too. don't be, don't be a bully that your own selfishness and desire to show a feat can harm the entire unit and the rest, ultimately, the price of information, i agree here, the task is to save civilians. and you are a civilian, so you also have to be careful, but here in

your biography i found something interesting phrasing ivan, according to your words, the biological grandfather was the brother of stepan bandera. maybe you know where bandera is, because the russians are looking for him there. shall we not give the location? excuses of the russians, so according to theirs , this person predicted this war, including that she wrote stepan andriyovych , he was a very great publicist and a prophet, he wrote that this is evil, it does not depend on even the political system in russia depends on the people of russia, so we well, i think that ivan remembers , we met at espresso in kyiv and on a talk show

there in the 16th or 15th year and even then we went out there and more i was smoking and we are standing there smoking and saying, well, why is it that the majority of people do not understand that this is how it is necessary to fight for the ukrainian sense against the russianness of this katsapstvo, malorskogo, and vindictiveness? these phenomena are shameful even now we are watching. you probably also hear such feedback from people who have been promoted by the russians for years. russians have not apologized. journalists, i mean activists, bloggers, etc. there on medvedchuk, well , vilkul now understood, and our colleagues are so-called incomprehensible and now they have come to the defense of pushkin, they are worried about monuments to pushkin, but in kyiv, it is not our fighters, but only the memory of pushkin, did you see this, how

i apologize, shit, and i am on me they seem simple you need to stop and do your own thing and pay no more attention to these working mouths of medvedchuk and the russian world, no matter how they wear three layers of embroidered clothes over there now. well, first of all, you are absolutely right with every word you say. i agree look at the following, there are really very epoch-making processes er and processes of such a cleansing of space from everything from this sovietism and the fact that someone here in ukraine still likes pushkin or lermontov or some other representatives of er occupation russia well, what about us can do see we don't need to look at those who are now not in line with us. one way or another, these are those who are on the front line - these are those who are in the rear, these are those who are in the

information space. -e representatives of journalism e-e representatives of television channels e repainted a large number i obviously do not believe them they will never deceive me and it will come also their time we fix it all we see we don't believe yes one way or another we have the leadership of the country e-e with on the one hand, this guide is really very effective it works from a military point of view, this leadership probably has some sympathizers for those people who for some reason were left behind when they were still in journalism. okay , their time will come. listen, if once, 10 years ago, medvedchuk was an untouchable person and now medvedchuk looks pitiful in his to this appeal, where he asks to let him go there or to exchange something there, and no one even wants to exchange him because he is a piece of crap that no one needs . well, the time will come, the time will also come for these journalists. i am not scaring anyone, i just want to understand that everyone understood that ukraine can be exactly the way the

best ukrainians saw it, since its formation, it is exactly the same, and if you feel it in your spirit and in time, let's go, go, go close, if not , sooner or later you will fall out of this cage do you want it? do you not want it? it is about language, it is about music, culture, everything, now these processes are going on, and since we are a civilized country , well, why should we hang them on the trees, well , obviously not on the pushkin monument. thank you, mr. ivan, give me a break. i love you because so are your roots connected in your er parents were injured so get out of the family that suffered during the operation of the city today is just the anniversary and we have a minute of silence thank you very much for participating in our broadcast and you can go i'm afraid my name is anna valevska a moment of silence