if 90 years ago the russian leadership had not destroyed the church of the three saints in 1183, the russians are purposefully destroying ukrainian culture as they did 100,200,300 years ago, their goal is to take away our historical memory and national identity, the culture of the aggressor country has not been present on the international arena since the beginning of the war almost 200 war crimes committed by russian troops against the cultural heritage of ukraine have been recorded. join the cultural resistance. well, we have solved certain technical problems, but not all unfortunately , pavlo klimkin, diplomat, minister of foreign affairs 2014-2019, will not be able to continue the conversation with us, but i thank him for being with me for literally 15 minutes and

expressing such interesting thoughts, but i will continue my conversation with one more professional diplomat ihor kharchenko diplomat extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine served as ambassador as far as i understand in japan in great britain you are in touch mr. ihor i am in touch good day yury good day to you and glory to ukraine to the heroes glory to mr. igor see what you watched today's speech by putin, i read the reaction to this speech vitaliy chepyginogy, your impression well, the content of the reaction is about the same as vitaliy chepyginogy's, i am trying to talk about it it has been a long time since putin was excluded, don't listen, this applies not only to us, first of all, but this

applies to the whole world, i can disagree a little here, i have a certain professional deformity and not only professional professional deformity, i am a journalist who is forced to listen to such things . i understood the question, i finished my opinion , only experts who are journalists who have to deliver important messages of a public nature, as well as those who work specifically in this territory called russia and draw conclusions from what was voiced, because if you remember, it was a long time ago, there was such a science as radionology, and the experts used commas , exclamation points, and a lot of different things to construct their own thoughts about what was

happening in that moscow, so i didn't listen, because actually, it is clear to me what he could have said, and actually, not much depends on what he will say or not say today, the only thing that was interesting, but as far as i understand from the comments, it was not heard in the public mass media. the thought that it is possible that mobilization will be announced. as far as i understand, this has not been announced, but uh, you understand. today, this country has become so self-absorbed, like north korea, that even these semi-semi-semi-tone sovietological eyes that seek out putin's speeches. also today , what happened in the last weeks in our war

against the aggressor is not important from a strategic point of view. in the strategic plan, it already gives clarity, and whether or not putin will say about mobilization later depends a little, in fact, a lot depends on ourselves and from our partners and allies who , together with us, have already decided to make sure that russia will never again be able to pose a threat to its neighbors. well, you know about mobilization. i heard putin's speech today already i read the opinion on the internet about what he didn't say because if he said about the announced mobilization it would mean could mean some kind of maybe some small but capitulation of russia you can agree to that you understand what's the matter uh you can agree you understand what's the matter it

seems so to me from what i understand about modern russia . and i worked with it for about 10-13 years. i was in moscow several times and worked very closely with the russian delegation or commission on the format of the transnistrian settlement and once even when i was in moscow, i turned on the tv there in the hotel to listen to what they were showing me on tv. it was enough for literally 7 minutes. it was 2010. 7 minutes made me realize that if the population will be zombified at such a rate,

then in two or three years this will actually be what even the nazis during hitler's time did with the help of just newspaper forks. even if the abachter and radio they would not have been able to achieve this is completely prohibited, but this completely prohibited population has, as they say, cognitive dissonance in that in the end, their fuhrer says that the ukrainians, on the one hand, and the opposite people, on the other hand, are in principle one people, well, that's the main message from there, that is, ukraine cannot exist as such, because we are all one people, that's it. here is this one near the shore and that's why to call it a war officially is to delve into such slums from which there is no propagandist moskovsky i think that's why the

word mobilization is not found - this is a war in the minds of russians now not a war from ukraine now as they say in their box this is some kind of special operation once upon a time, after the second world war, they fought against our national resistance in western ukraine, but then it was not even in the mass media, today it is everywhere, that's why it seems to me that he was scared to announce mobilization. that's why that somewhere inside he understands the depth of so-called russia, it simply will not understand that it is possible to officially fight with ukraine, even after 15 years since 2008, a russian tv presenter has been doing almost everything

to make ukraine and the west look like an enemy against which it is necessary to fight, nevertheless, nevertheless, it seems to me that this reason is still one of the important reasons why the official mobilization was announced, although this means that it is going, it is not announced, so of course, see yesterday the leaders of the g7 countries released the following accomplice, a joint statement, and in this statement it is said that russia cannot win in ukraine and they will do everything to help ukraine . this is war civilization, and i mean civilization and the west, that is, the west has already entered entered into such an open confrontation with and with the east

of russia in the 19th century in the discourse of the intelligentsia of the russian empire , there was a discussion of the westerners and the statements of the film, if you remember. so what about o i think that today, after how many years have passed, 150 years have passed, two world wars have passed in the second world war, er, the russian empire in the form of the soviet union has finally, due to historical circumstances, found itself on the right side, not initially, but er, thanks to because it turned out that there was something even worse again somewhere nearby well, here i am behind the wall uh-uh-uh, in my opinion, from the university course i remember the title of the

article was stalin's dizziness from success so here it is uh somewhere in 2008, russia was so dizzy from the success that, on the wave of this victory of the anti-hitler coalition in the second world war, the soviet union and then this putin's russia thought that it was god and tsar and everything else in this world and could to decide the fate of the world from this point of view, i think is it possible to partially give a positive answer to your question as to whether this is a war of civilizations? yes, it is russian . well, it does not refer to civilization; rather, it is now a black hole for the civilizational development of

mankind. i once quoted how gogol described his character plushkin. o dead souls, this is a hole in humanity, now it has moved into humanity, it is trying, it should be taken by the throat, but the world fights back. from a strategic point of view, the question here is absolutely obvious . it is clear who will win and that is why the leaders of the seven countries use the terminology of the otaku in their joint statements, but this thesis is your black hole in civilization. use it with

your permission, because it is just a bomb. please tell me, do you believe it? i don't know about the possibility of some court coups in russia, well, russian history gives a lot of examples of just such a solution to issues that are at the time, er, hmm, yes , from time to time they arise, i won't to delve far into the whole history, but i would say that this is also one of the sacred elements of russian history, which is actually literate and objectively mainstream during the last 200 years. well, there were attempts to do so, but these books are now in russia. i think well well, if they don’t smoke yet, they will take them, in any case, they are shoved into such

drawers, that no one recognizes them there, and in fact, today, russia once again lives under the already new edition of the short course of the history of the communist party of the soviet union by comrade and joseph 5 slavic hours stalin, this is what happened to this book, all the work, now we are actually ukraine with the help of the civilized world. please, what did both, for example , german leaders say last week, i just noted this to myself, because i honestly

did not expect such, such and such language from the german leaders stein has ray chancellor scholls just very clearly and hmm pedantically er-e they indicated that this impasse that russia has forced itself into and that leads to the exit from the exit from world history is the greatest tragedy of the xxi century, this is what the germans say, whom the modern putin regime nurtured for 20 years so that it was one of the largest let's say putin fersteiners in europe and look what is being done, they seem to be insignificant such changes in rhetoric, but they are extremely, this is the consensus around the fact that russia can not win, it has formed in the civilized part

humanity. and those to whom russia still appeals. they hear it all, they watch it all carefully, and therefore it seems to me that the prospects of this regime are absolutely, well, there are. another question. why did i ask about the palace coups, because even now, for example, hristos groziv is talking about it with referring to his statements in russia that he may be terminally ill, well, that is, everyone is waiting for putin to die, when putin dies, will something change in russia or every russian - this is such innate imperialism and will change so much after the collapse of this country into small pieces. yes, this is a question. of course, it is a question, but it is a question that will become, i think, on our agenda only after we knock out this evil from our territory completely, then i want me, we want it, but one way or another, it is

near us there will be a territory, a huge territory, said there will be a territory, the territory will exist, how it will be organized, this is the key question, and to which civilized humanity currently has no answer, what will happen to russia, because to ukraine, in principle, it is more or less clear that the ukrainians are for with the help of the civilized world, they will knock the russians out of their territory and return to their ukrainian affairs. what will happen to russia, the huge question can either die by its own death or it can happen , as it happened very often in the history of russia, some towers say the kremlin will somehow win over the other and seize power, of course. it seems to me that today those who have real

information in these towers of the kremlin understand where russia has already entered today and that it will be very difficult to get out of this impasse, so it seems to me that after the departure of this person named putin , of course, something will change in russia. but it will be a completely new reality in the sense that a lot of how it will change will depend not only on who can come to power there, but also on what we say on this topic, we are ukrainians. well, of course. why, because this whole horror started because of us, and the voice of ukraine will now be listened to in a completely different way in the world. again , i will quote the same chancellor of the sun who said that just recently that talks about sanctions from

minus the sanctions against russia, this is now mainly a ukrainian issue. i'm paraphrasing a little, but this message is very clear, very clear, and there can be no doubts about that. how exactly are we going to start answering the question of which russia, which neighbor do we want next to us? with us after we overthrow this putin regime, we have to think about it today, and mr. igor, you served your duty in japan and therefore you know these people, you understand these people, since this week i read the information that the japanese general yu kina kasita said that his country needs to prepare for the decisive battle for hokkaido with russia, there really are such fears, that is, they think

that russia in the event that if it can succeed in something and we know that nothing will succeed in ukraine, it can go to japan three years ago mine or four i don't remember anymore but when i worked there thanks to hard work we managed to do such a thing japan as you know it is the most peaceful country in the world according to the constitution there even in the constitution it is written that war is absolutely impossible and so on and that is why this is the constitution that was written by the japanese, but during the time of the american occupation , it is very sensitive, all the political issues there are those that concern the wars there, but the position that japan has taken now in this conflict, er, it is absolutely an extraordinary case, three

years ago, japan signed with ukraine a bilateral memorandum on cooperation in the field of defense and security. there were only seven such documents before us in japan . we signed the document and then there were journalists there, a couple of journalists, even our own, but i asked the journalists not to broadcast what the japanese told us because our camera was there and you know what they didn't tell you that the general was giving a briefing for our delegation and named the three main threats to military defense from the point of view of the japanese general staff, yes, one of these three threats is russia in plain text, so i

will tell you. yes, japan is definitely our main political ally in asia. japan has its own history relations with russia are complicated, but this is also a very interesting history of japan, which has a much longer history than the history of the russian empire and a much deeper culture than the culture of the russian empire of the japanese because they remember everything perfectly, that's why japan as far as i understand now, it is not only russia has as a neighbor across the sea it also has

north korea, which from time to time fires missiles in the direction of the sea of ​​japan and beyond. japan has a huge china, and therefore the japanese situation in the field of security in this part of the world is also not easy, but what is happening here in ukraine today, i will not be ashamed to say it even publicly, we warned the japanese about it 8 years ago, when the hot stage of the war between russia and ukraine with crimea and donbas began, that is why our japanese partners they perfectly understand what is happening here today and they are, well , the journalistic cutout is on the side - this is good, mr. ambassador, we have little time, but i

want to ask you one more question. linearly plans to announce the decision of his country to join nato and they are going together with sweden to submit this application. do you think it can improve the security situation in europe or worsen it, but literally two minutes, of course, it will improve europe. back then, a secret application in 2001 for our accession to nato, in fact, that is, our beat has been there much longer than the swedish and finnish ones, but by and large the best system of collective there is no time for security in europe to come up with that , uh, when all of europe unites in nato, uh,

that will actually be security, but before europe unites, we have to do two important things: first, to destroy putin's regime, and second to demilitarize the russian federation or what is independence? and it is also possible to nazify where de-decrypt-de -decrypt e-e those that went through germany after the second world war they definitely have to go through in russia where nazification, democratization, demilitarization and decartelization that is, where is it possible to demonopolize, the west has already started. these are the russian oligarchs and so on and so on. 3d remains on the agenda, but first we need to knock them out militarily. thank you, mr. ambassador, we will do it and it will happen very soon, very soon we will celebrate victory day over racism thank you, ihor kharchenko, diplomat extraordinary and

plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine, was in direct contact with me. well, i am forced to end today's program. during the war, sweet spoke to his guests about how ukraine lives in the world and how the world lives with ukraine, how the world reacts to events that we have and how the world helps us, and we see what this help is, this support is, and it will continue to be, and against putin, putin will face a simply shameful defeat, because against him the whole world well, with me today were pavlo klimkin diplomat minister of foreign affairs 2014-2019 and ihor kharchenko diplomat extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine my name is yuriy fizer until the meeting ukraine liberation

from imaginary nazis russia argues for its invasion of ukraine, which has already brought thousands victims among the peaceful inhabitants of the liberation, another delusional slogan of the russian occupiers, which comes from soviet mythology, because the return of the red army in 1943-1944 was also called the liberation of ukraine, the truth is that due to the bending of the nazi occupiers, ukraine did not gain freedom, but ended up under the rule of another totalitarian regime, a regime that brought millions of victims of the nazi expulsion were accompanied by mass crimes of the stalinist regime in the most dangerous areas of the front , they used pruners in a hurry mobilized local residents who were thrown into battle unprepared, unarmed, and often armed, soviet soldiers were forced to fight

against the national underground, which meant a fratricidal war between ukrainians and then mass repressions, purges, another artificial famine, the deportation of hundreds of thousands of people, decades of poverty, shortages of lies and propaganda. this is what brought ukraine the liberation of moscow, the ukrainian people received true will and freedom only on august 24, 1991 , with the acquisition of independence, and this is precisely what gives peace putin's liberators in moscow would prefer to liberate ukrainians it is from ukraine and for this they do not spare women or children they kill , rape and rob in one word they do what we always remember we win ah ah the

aid of the usa and the west to the soviet union was insignificant, it did not influenced the results of the war and the ussr managed without the help of the allies, we still won, this is a myth, in fact, one of the decisive factors of the victory was the support of the union under the lend-lease program - this is a us state program, it provided for the supply of weapons and ammunition to the allies of military equipment and other materials to return unused and not lost materials or to pay for them already after the war, the ussr began to receive supplies of polish lend-lease from the fall of 1941, the aid of the allies played a decisive role already in the battle for moscow, until the end of the war, the ussr received within the framework of lend-lease almost twice as

many cars as he was able to produce red aces like oleksandr pokryshkin and khan sultan flew on american planes the union received help from the usa in everything from weapons to explosives to steel to fuel and up to food products, canned meat alone received more than 2 billion cans of supplies lasted the entire war and continued even after the defeat of germany to support the ussr in the war with japan . however, immediately after the end of the second world war, moscow preferred to forget about the help of the west, the contribution of the allies to the victory was minimized in every way, moreover, the ussr until its collapse .

in 2022, the united states again approves the lend-lease program, this time for ukraine, russia, which so diligently created the myth that it managed without lend-lease and without ukraine, is now fighting without lend-lease and against ukraine, we remember that we are winning. glory to ukraine, this is a verdict program, my name is serhiy rudenko. all the best day and good health, today, may 9, is the 75th day of the heroic ukrainian resistance to the russian occupation. putin held a parade on red square.

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