the country's army reserve, i don't know how to compare it to people who leave after a contract for civilian life, they conclude such a conditional contract that if necessary and at any time, they can give them some preferences from that part of the salary there they can still pay something else, but they are obliged to be in contact, and these people have already started to be drafted , there is a certain number of them, i don't know, there are somewhere around 200,000 people who signed this bars and they can really use it the problem is the same in those mobilizations, they don’t have anything to wear those people, what to put on shoes, what to arm, what equipment to plant and there is no one in charge. they don’t have anyone who would lead them and these people

need to be reconciled. they don’t have constant coordination, for example, in israel yes, when a person comes once a year, he knows where his unit is, that is, there are huge problems, and if we see those problems, and they are there, they will be visible, then all the help that should come in a month, it will then be useful and we will then really we will be able to reverse the cardinal situation in the direction that the information that the russians are actively canceling the reservation of seats for the summer in crimea, it will not just be pleasant news for us, but we really wanted it in life because we will now be booking seats there. representative of the security service, you followed putin's speech in the same way, in particular, it seems important to me that there are messages for your own audience before the mobilization of the mobilization reserve

. for the countries of the west, ah, what did you hear there in particular , or does it seem to me that the rhetoric for putin’s internal audience does not indicate that they are preparing for some kind of exit from the war, ah, they seem to continue to incite and could it be like this in the end the situation when, well, when the russians will accept this war as some kind of sacred patriotic war and go to die in ukraine there on the orders of putin, i don’t know , it won’t happen en masse. it won’t happen for one simple reason, because when we take it, i don’t know, the conditional soviet union was not there that the gap of this crazy gap between the top

and the bottom, everyone understood that they live better there, that they eat better, but they knew for sure that they didn't have their hiv, even though i don't know what's there, like a lover somewhere abroad, everything is in them somehow well, somehow, so very an interesting social segment for russia well, actually, what is it about? about the fact that somewhere in russia, with the arrival of putin, a contract was signed between the pseudo-elite and the population that is not, this is not their own agreement about doing whatever you want you us don't touch it once you us give me a normal salary to live there, give me the opportunity to pay a more or less mortgage there, the opportunity to go somewhere abroad. there to some seas there. once a year . and here this

contract is developing. that is, you live as you have lived. and we have to take some automatic weapons, someone, something , go conquer and defend what to defend, whom to defend, and this is very clearly manifested, very clearly , that is, you are not impressed by all these eyes these kindergartens, kindergartens, videos and photos are massed, where are those children with someone, cardboard airplanes, cardboard tanks, coffins that don't walk, i don't know why they end right away, exactly where you have to make a decision, get in touch from the sofa, put on a uniform and go on the attack, we are very, very we can clearly see and hear from all those negotiations, uh, from those intercepted conversations, as soon as it concerns them personally, they immediately start what am i for, why am i not involved ? yes, this is the first and second time that they are now creating such a huge problem for themselves they take it

people, as a rule, from depressed regions, and peter and moscow. they protect, that is, with a report, there are also such mass, some kind of guards, and uh, these bags or black ones. you didn’t come, did you? look, the guys created a map that clearly shows from which regions these micrologists have already been finally recorded well, these are depressed regions that are simply not a pity and that is why they are destroyed version i i still p viktor heard the version that it is also because in big cities and metropolises even when one household comes one sin there is zinc then all the yards immediately talk about it microdistricts district well, as it was during the war in afghanistan, nothing special was cached there at all, but even when i was a child, i remember that everyone knew that they had brought some paratroopers there somewhere, and there were only 3,000 people for the whole of ukraine, for the whole of the soviet union 15 and now 25 one

russia is a huge biggest problem is not that they are brought or not brought, that is, that they are not there, it is not clear. where is this elzira report from that refrigerator not shared? it will be just a bomb, she is in the world now like this well, i understand that she can do russia can't reach chervonograd, well, in the world, it will cause a bomb, it's about the same reaction as i said for medvedchuk if putin throws medvedchuk eh and no no no no nothing is done to take him there for some kind of exchange it will definitely be a parcel for him those closest to him that he didn't abandon them why because the bandit the bandit has his own to save and so he just abandoned him abandoned his closest friend with his entourage it's not some stranger there he knows her very well there he

knows about dad about brother about all those moments there, the wife was helping with the business, that is, a family member, that's the best man, that's the case here , by the way, information appeared administratively, it's a movie, it 's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's a message for those around you that you need to make a decision because he will definitely leave you well it seems to me that this process is happening. by the way , there was a report that it seems that putin has completely removed the fsb from this operation, blames them for failures, and now the bet is on the game, the main intelligence directorate of the russian army, what this testifies to, this is really what it testifies to well, first of all, from the very beginning, ukraine and the former republics of the soviet union, except for the baltic countries, were not included in the sphere of interests or competences of the russian foreign intelligence service, if someone did not say, but the foreign intelligence service of russia

- it still remained there it was an elite structure that really gave more or less up-to- date and normal information because it worked from embassies in countries and so on and so on and these countries were not even considered full-fledged independent countries and therefore there worked, well, counterintelligence, which has no right at all according to international conventions, according to laws, well, according to logic, the control officer cannot work in the foreign market, well, and she worked, including in the service, it is actually such a servant of foreign intelligence, inside counterintelligence, not these problems and this arrogance, what we know everything, we all understand, and the pile of money they spent led to poor-quality information provision, false conclusions, illogical illogical directions of some e-e

activity e pseudo some are used some pseudo-analytical research, i don't know, some sociological polls that simply don't answer anything. well, it wasn't close, not even close . political scientists were bought, politicians were bought, and that's all. that 's all in a heap, yes. what we saw on the 24th was that they entered the territory of ukraine, waiting for the president to flee the government must surrender, the army will begin to surrender en masse, the generals will go to a completely different side and, together with the russian troops, will seize power . it is clear that that is why they were walking in such wide columns, not covering themselves, behind them were the guardsmen with shields and fairy tales, who were introducing some kind of elementary order there. yes, there in the

cities. and everything was burning very well in kherson. by the way, there are already armed patrols patrolling the city. here i am. i read the toast - because their guardsmen began to disappear somewhere, uh, in the upitan with sticks, they began to disappear somewhere, but somewhere in the shallows, they are floundering. when in melitopol, 100 people already disappeared among these collaborators and occupiers, they came to their senses and they began to introduce already armed somehow and it will always be like that, that is, in fact, they will have to keep an occupation military military forces there permanently they will not be able to withstand it . e-e find people who would work in certain departments e-e pay a pension at the level of russia and so on and so on. they simply do not have the ability to hold this

territory. different parties because they can not only realistically receive these cities in the state they are in now, they will receive and will say that well, we helped you, but you see, the ukrainians destroyed your city. let's put it this way, the goals of this war have changed. and today we consider victory and the end of the war to be the return of all the territories occupied by the russian federation, and i understand that in order to return and not in such a barbaric way as the russians do in mariupoli, for example, in order for you to return these cities unharmed, if possible, and the territories, ukraine must have well, just to be sure, technological and military superiority, how do you evaluate it in such

an opportunity, well, we have no other way, we simply have no other way, we, we, we must win it is clear to everyone and what they are giving us is clear that we are not going to attack frontally somewhere, create some cauldrons or something else, just push out, squeeze out , go around those areas, cut off some areas, as they worked on kyiv region and they entered there with tentacles. we cut them down and somewhere they have no fuel there, no supplies, no food, no food for 3-4 days, they retreat because, well, either we them or they and us. in this way, without exposing our people to danger in this way, they simply squeezed them out of these forces and population centers somewhere approximately the same tactics must surely be here because uh only

using long-range artillery only using some uh well elements of uh remote pressure only in this way we can it to do now and kharkiv oblast, if everything goes well , then we can hope that our liberation city vovchansk and this is one of the branches of the railway that jumps the grouping in izyum further depec kupyansk so this is the next line , that is, the two lines that it's a pity if they are cut off, it is clear that those troops simply cannot stay there any longer because they are getting rid of all the state things that can keep them there. and what will putin and putin do on this front? gerasimo ended with what it ended with, we don't see now, we don't know what happened to him so very, very quickly, he got away very quickly or was it

just a brick somewhere by the executioners or is he really no longer alive there? a while ago putin wants putin doesn't want putin already him no one asks about it i like as they say in russia yes yes patience my beautiful thank you viktor and the gown were with us eh thank you for this conversation major general eh sbu eh deputy chairman sbu in 14-15 years, but now a fresh application volodymyr zelenskyy of our president and after that we will have a short conversation with another e -e expert. i support is important for us right now, in an address to the slovak parliament, i

thanked for the powerful defense, sanctions and other support, explained our view on why energy cooperation with russia cannot be considered in isolation from an aggressive policy of this state and, using the ukrainian example, recalling the history of the so-called friendship with russia for gas, showed what mistakes should be avoided by addressing the maltese parliament, reminded of the heroic battle for malta in the second world war, which is very similar in fact to our today's struggle for independence and freedom against russia back then 80 years ago, the fate of the entire confrontation in the mediterranean depended on the battle for malta, the allies won, the fascists lost, we are doing everything so that now the confrontation on our land ends.

for this, we need principled support for sanctions, in particular, and from you held talks in kyiv with the foreign ministers of germany and the netherlands, they talked about strengthening ukraine. they also discussed the faster end of this war and the details of how our friends can join the post-war reconstruction of ukraine. i am grateful to them for the resumption of the work of the embassy in our capital is an important gesture that confirms europe's confidence in the future of ukraine, a total of 36 foreign representations are already working in the capital the armed forces of the state have provided us all with good news from the kharkiv region, they are gradually pushing back the invaders from kharkiv. i am grateful to all our defenders who are holding the defense and showing truly superhuman strength to

drive out the invading army, once the second most powerful army in the world, but i also want to call on all our people and especially those who in the rear do not spread excessive emotions, it is not necessary to create such an atmosphere of specific moral pressure, when weekly, even daily, certain victories, the armed forces of ukraine are doing everything to liberate our land and our people, to liberate all our cities, kherson, melitopol , berdyansk-mariupol, and all others. today, a special group of international experts, chaired by michael mcfaul and andriy yarmak , proposed a roadmap for energy sanctions. this is a detailed document that describes what needs to be done. so that it becomes difficult for russia to finance this war, but at the same time so that the global economy does not

suffer losses due to restrictions on russian energy resources, this is a rationally compiled document and already today they started working on its implementation and the tragic thing about which today i want to finish this address today the first president of ukraine leonid makarovych kravchuk died, he was not just a politician and not even just a historical figure , he was the person who knew how to find wise words and say them so that they were heard all ukrainians are especially important in difficult crisis moments when the future of the entire country can depend on the wisdom of one person. leonid makarovych showed just such wisdom at the end of the 1980s, when he appeared he brilliantly passed the 91st year of the ukrainian movement, and it can only now look as if it was easy for him then and so that it wouldn't happen later leonid kravchuk always

remained with ukraine, perhaps thanks to his wisdom, he was especially cheerful, always appreciated life every minute of it, but also he always found more than one minute to help me figure it out and to give advice, and in particular, i am personally grateful to him for that. he survived the second world war as a child, survived the occupation, leonid makarovich knew the price of freedom and wanted with all his heart for peace of ukraine i am sure we will achieve our victory and our peace eternal honor and memory to the first president of independent ukraine eternal memory to all those who defended ukraine glory to ukraine glory to heroes death to enemies from the present

zelensky addressed us with another appeal, i absolutely agree with him about the fact that we don't even imagine, in fact, how difficult it is to be at the front, uh, those of us who are in the rear, and we have to understand, we have to believe, of course valery zaluzhny, we have to believe the armed forces of ukraine, they are very competent, they demonstrate extraordinary combat qualities, strong-willed professionals and we know that everything is in very reliable hands now in very reliable hands , including our quiet life and the opportunity to also do our work in the rear, this is an important moment . another 10 minutes and we have denys bogush, a political technologist, a military expert, denisa good evening good evening, we are from ukraine, this is becoming some

kind of god bon, he came and gave a concert, uh, literally , he already had a conversation with the americans today, he says non-czech radio is currently playing ukrainian songs on one of the biggest effects, he says. you have no idea what it means, he says. americans do n't know who bonu is, they may not know. they can't not know all the popular bands there, for example in europe. well, the british also know. well, if there, for example, there are other countries, they don’t know at all. well, i don’t know from my acquaintances . there, i have an acquaintance from canada, and because then he himself filmed something there from here already in ukraine with tomos anders anderson from this from well do you remember this guy was very popular, he is now modern talking , he says, i didn’t know who he is, he says, he is popular here in ukraine, i don’t know who he is, until now, well, slava, they have a very uh, a little superior attitude

towards all such uh, culture ukraine is trending now, everyone listens to ukraine and says that it is super super just super. so we need to somehow use this opportunity, this window of opportunity, and finally tell about ourselves, because we see that people from the west do not know basic things, for example, about ukrainian history, just zero everything is already clear that ukraine is kind of ukraine and this is also a cool ukraine, but what is it like, it's like we need to take advantage of this opportunity somehow now. and this is a very important topic . well, most people even on the globe could not show where this hand is. well, this country and they had the theme of russia and it was so trendy that there are some such people there, they are very stocky, they are such half-bonds, there are some such outfits,

but they are, well, very cool warriors. it was such a well, there was such a difference from this continent that americans, for example, and many other peoples knew, and this was all reflected in hollywood films, and now this stereotype is breaking down very seriously , that is, we are rising on the basis that such a small country was able to stand against such a large second army of the world and she wins it. that is, it did not so much impress people on different continents that well, you know all the main characters in uh, well, in hollywood films, there is netflix - it is when there is either cinderella or that well, someone wrote so weak, so who is there, well, they are so wild there, it then becomes a favorite, and this is now ukraine, and now it is a clear decision for those who need to

use it . right now, there is a huge amount of attention to ukraine before ours. and i think that the ministry of information policy and , well, various bodies, volunteers and our artists are engaged in this. they should feel that now we are introducing ukraine to the world, and it should be it is cool not only that it fights very coolly against russia, but also has a very high-quality product, and i am talking about movies, now only movies, only tv series come to people's heads. well, a new one is in the news now, we are completely in the news when we used to count the orange revolution, when was that free of charge

, various news agencies of the world made stories , so we counted somewhere around 3 billion dollars and we then became known to the world. in coats for two months, that is, for two months, we are not yet being talked about by the bbc, the new york times, just time, uh, well, well, they are only german, so uh, well, not really there, it was there for about three weeks when we were on the first fingers, they us france is also taking away a little bit of the project. but we are in the world every day. imagine , because it would cost money if we ordered a program based on the image of ukraine, and we need to inform. what is happening because,

for example, china, the arab world, they do not know what is happening here at all they listen to the assessment propaganda, that is, there are russian tv channels in every hotel in the world, and there is a list of things that go there, and russia, there is 24 russia-1, and they watch ukrainian channels there, there are no ukrainian channels for you, and that is why only the heads of countries know about us, and if you take them there, they evaluate there are hemispheres, so to speak. well, where do they have? well, let's take, for example, uh, there's europe, well, it's a lot to win , well, what if we take, for example, the dominican republic, or the dominican republic, well, in general, it is on the side of russia, and that's where ukrainians are kicked out of hotels there if they live there, and so on, if in expulsion of russians from europe

that is, here, well, it is like that well, what kind of information is there, sir, i have only two little ones here, i have a problem, a question . somehow we already follow them because of that, so we say so these are the movies so wonderful life is a christmas story about how a person despairs of the fact that he did something right in his life and the guardian angel shows what would happen in this place if this person did not exist and that it would be completely different than the world. this is a story that was written in 1943. it is about the war. in this story, it is written that the united states will win. this film was shot in 1945 and it was released in 1946. why am i saying this? this is a great american culture, also a great american culture that did not cease to exist during the war, and churchill said about it, who refused this

completely all the words that we are not his culture , what are we fighting for, we refused to cut budgets for culture in our country a little culture now on pause, we have now frozen this window of opportunity - this is the first moment and the second moment who will be determined in cultural policy, mr. tkachenko, i'm sorry, everything he did before the war was rather anti-ukrainian, i'm sorry, because all this narrative that was launched through the channel 1+1 cultural is right there, please talk. if we talk about monuments, then i think that there is legislation there, there are special bodies that supervise it there, and when they say that he did that, then of course, we will draw such conclusions. on this no, she writes everything off. and if today someone

changed like vilkul, thank god, we will honor everything , now i believe that there is no trust, there is no trust in a person who all the time made some series like the last moskal, where they made fun of hutsuls, hutsuls, for example, and... everyone is already there, the matchmakers and so on, will she suddenly now understand how she used this opportunity correctly, no, i think that people will remember all of this, but here a little bit, the war will end, everyone will remember all of this because people , people are dying now and they are dying for the ukrainian idea and they really feel all these things, for example , i chose for myself, i promote the theme of heroes and ukrainian superheroes, the cossack character connects this topic with our soldiers, with our special forces and i spin this topic for many years, i have already invested a lot of money and uh, i want shoot in hollywood and make cartoons and comics, made a book. that is

, on my own, well, on my own front, i do a lot in order to promote. and now it is very cool because, well, the cossack characters and our warriors are the coolest topic in the world, i agree. with i have to say goodbye to you, mr. denysa, because i have to go to the national broadcast. thank you very much, everyone who watched us. well, i don’t know about new meetings . let’s be happy. roots of the city of ukraine. this is cozy kherson. the pearl of the protected areas of ukraine. the city has played well. a significant role in the creation of statehood became the southern center of the ukrainian revival during the great terror, the nkvdists shot for nationalism almost 2,000 inhabitants of kherson