and because of you, the communists shot them, they didn’t spare anyone, they killed even the children of the youngest victims who are buried here, only 14 people were shot with whole families here on the memorial boards , huge lists of the same surnames, historians say that sometimes, for example, they arrested a woman for espionage and then her daughter and husband for they knew, but did not report on the mother and wife, people were thrown into psychiatric hospitals and concentration camps, often with premeditated sentences, if at first they exterminated those who thought differently, then they imprisoned and shot for the sake of the execution of the plan, how much for 10 years, how many for 20 years, how many people should be shot, and this is the planning, she also dictated that you can be innocent, you can do nothing, but according to the plan, a certain number of people should be shot, therefore, according to the plan, you are going to the firing lists it psychologically put pressure even on pro-soviet supporters, the repressions continued as long as the

training of the ussr. present in all spheres of human life, trauma and the consequences that this system created in general for the ukrainian nation as such, and they are probably not appreciated, historians emphasize . led to the regime and the concentration of power in the same hands anastasia kataeva yevhenii olinsky ukraine and ukraine 24 marathon single news political analyst valentin glykhykh is now in touch with us and p valentin greetings to you good night good night you saw this plot together with us. well, of course we can't help but draw parallels because it is very similar to what is happening now in the 21st century in ukraine, filtration camps,

torture , murder and the like. russia of the soviet union is possible now well, you know, i know about this not only from the plot, because at one time i had the good fortune to work with stepanovych tanyuk, when he was the head of the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on culture and of spirituality, at the same time he was one of the founders of both the people's movement and the all-ukrainian memorial association, which, by the way, was recently closed in the russian federation, which few of us in ukraine talk about, although it would be worth paying attention to how this association, which was engaged in preserving part of the historical memory of those people who became victims of the totalitarian regime, from which not only ukraine suffered, not only ukrainians, but also a huge number of russians, for some reason the russian state refuses to remember these millions

tortured for murdered and completely innocently destroyed their own er citizens, this says a lot and characterizes the current russian political regime, well, the only thing that i would certainly not, well, from the point of view of political science , it is hardly possible to equate the totalitarian regime of the soviet period, especially if we we are talking about the period of stalin and about the russian political regime and the era of putin. well, firstly, there were also different episodes, but well, by and large, putin 's regime was not totalitarian, it was authoritarian authoritarian personalist kleptocratic- kleptocratic political regime, i would characterize it as such, but after the start of the war with ukraine, putin's regime will actually now drift towards the inevitable side of totalitarianism, they will start to tighten the nuts, what is it called, they

will start a fight with the so-called national-pdatelam , and they are already such a term entered entered circulation well, i think that yes, i will say that to the russian society, therefore, if such a thing is preserved there, it is necessary to spend the night. i think that... bitter tears from that monster, which, if they didn't give birth, at least they couldn't restrain it, and that's why i think it will drift towards totalitarianism, and i think that political rights and civil rights, which are already very limited there, will be more and more limited and more and more repressive and methods, well, it will all be done, yes, mr. valentina, such a, such a question, more specifically, but from international political life, you know that the day before yesterday , there was a telephone call by the president of

finland, nothing to vladimir putin, uh, where the president of finland openly declared that his country is joining nato. when i read this news in the news feeds, i thought it was er-er trolling er-er there are thousands of thousands of levels of some kind. yes, but actually from a political point of view, what kind of maneuver was it, why call putin and to report that your country is joining the north atlantic alliance is not a secret either. they, er, informed about it in advance. well, first certain procedures were passed in the legislative body. yes, in the highest representative body of the state, there is a certain public consensus around this issue well, finland is a democratic state and the bearer of sovereignty there is the only source of power is the athenian people and as he defined it, so it will be, well, that is,

it is difficult for russians to understand this, by the way, one of the catastrophic mistakes of the russian regime is that it seems that it is possible to agree there, i don't know with the president and the cabinet of ministers in ukraine and everything will be okay, it won't be okay because there is a position of society, there is a society in ukraine, there is a society in ukraine, there are citizens, just like in finland and finland to an even greater extent. and that's why, when the president of finland calls the president of the russian federation, she just, i think , informs him. somewhere inadequately in a different reality. this was so long before the war, and after that the president of austria and scholte and chancellor of germany and macron the president of france repeated this phrase. well, in the end, our president zelenskyi has also repeated i drew attention to the fact that the current military and political leadership of the

russian federation has big problems with adequacy. well, yes . apparently, the president of finland wanted to personally make sure that there was no one to talk to there, and well, if she wanted to come to an understanding there about something, we are thinking there that this is some kind of trolling. to be honest, i tend to think that she actually wanted to convey her position, to explain that finland's accession to nato is based on what it is based on. well, it is probably the actions of president putin in ukraine that caused such a change, well, completely in order to politically the position of the alliance itself, you will remember the statement from toltonberg that the decision to join nato is a sovereign decision of the countries, they do not have to report to anyone, and that is why i say that it is somehow perceived by and let's call putin

again there, hmm, let's do this to him a nuisance, well, yes, no, look here, in fact, it is necessary to understand that the russian federation perceives nato, at least in its rhetoric, as a block that poses some threat to their national interests . moreover, they publicly stated that, well, the desire finland, sweden, joining this bloc will force the russian federation to reconsider its strategy there and take some steps. well, frankly speaking, i doubt that these statements can be reinforcements that we already have with real steps. it's just that people live in different paradigms , the civilized world is determined to find mutual understanding, to find some compromises , a consensus, to talk with one main person and agree on something. well, that's why, being in

this paradigm, the president of finland calls putin and tries to explain to him some basics, by the way, but she doesn't understand that putin - he can't understand this in principle because he is in a different world . the enmity of the worlds, in which the only argument is force, well, it is clear that when the bearers of these two completely different political cultures meet, i would say even worldviews . well, it is clear that their communication looks like in the song about the aborigines who ate cook, if you remember well, that's all, that is, in no case should it be perceived as finland's attempts to bow down to the russian federation or attempts by finland's leadership to moderate and not spoil putin's mood. no, it's not about that, it's about that what is she

doing from her point of view as she should behave in a civilized society yes, there are two neighbors there, i want to own some kind of house there so that the shadow does not fall on his garden there, it is conventionally speaking yes , that is, it is better to get along than to fight later well, instead, tell me more briefly, because he is a drug addict , an alcoholic and a mastermind. in principle, he knows what you are building for yourself. he has been wanting to burn down your house for a long time. well, if it is such a lame explanation because it is standing in the european union, give us 750 million euros, so that we can now think about oil barge well, today the newly elected president of hungary, katalin novak, said that this is what we say to the prime minister, no, we support ukraine, we are against, rather, for sanctions against russia, so what side will they choose? well, i think that

the answer is actually obvious, they will choose the side towards which the public opinion of the hungarian people will oscillate , and the public opinion of the hungarian people, well, oscillates in the direction of supporting ukrainians and ukraine and ukraine as a state. i have repeatedly said that there is such a thing as a cross-border audience or a cross-border public the age of the information society, and when zelensky today addresses the governments or parliaments of other countries, he also addresses the citizens of these countries, and to this day, in principle, these addresses the ukrainian authorities of the ukrainian president, they seriously influence the formation of public opinion in other countries, and it is clear that local politicians can not then ignore the socio-political attitudes of their own citizens, because they realize that going against the will of their own citizens is condemning themselves to political oblivion, so i am practically sure that well, the establishment of hungary

is doomed to join all these sanctions because they want to get the maximum economic profit from it, and they can in principle to understand, moreover, how from their mercantile interests, not so from a purely pragmatic point of view. well, because if they do not have the technical capabilities to quickly and promptly abandon new russian energy carriers, that is, it is clear that such a refusal can entail catastrophic consequences for their economy, to the deterioration of the socio-economic condition of their state, again , to the growing discontent of their own citizens, they constantly look back at it, that is, you don't have to think that well, they don't think about it, it's like that you know the dialectic. if you want democracy, but at the same time, they perfectly understand that uh, the main trading partner, the main political partner. they have the european union, they are members of

nato. getting rid of some such national egoism. if you can say so, well, but i don't think that they will go further than just bargaining about the amount of this aid, i said about it from the very beginning, by the way, that wherever possible quickly abandon russian energy sources, you will introduce stations there, you will do it quickly where there will be real problems, he emphasizes real problems, then there will definitely be a way to compensate for these costs, and i think that the european union is quite adequate, it offers measures to compensate hungary, well, that potential blow or the damage that it may suffer due to a sharp rejection of russian energy sources but i understand that they will clearly set their priorities, and they will understand that it is better to be with the european

union and with the help of the european union. not in such volumes as they wanted or wanted. but what do they want than to end up with russian energy carriers, but with problems with their partners in the european union and nato? uh, before we move on, here is a message from the eurovision song contest, you know that this year the kalush orchestra band is performing for ukraine there, and uh, there is great hope that this band will bring uh, the eurovision song contest to ukraine. masha very much wants to say now the jury has voted er there are the results of the jury about so far the jury that is, it is not

the end and er after the votes of the audience we will already see the general picture we know according to the results of the jury ukraine is fourth in the eurovision contest takes the fourth place the jury gave the first place to britain on to the second sweden well, and the third step in spain well, and the gap is 80-9 points in principle well, such a gap by the standards of the competition so we follow, we cheer well and uh, we continue our informational marathon here we choose victory not at eurovision, but a victory for democracy, freedom, free thought for the universal and against all the dark that carries the cream, but now it will also be a little about culture, because the clip in which heroes do not need to act in a role, the world-famous british singer ed sheeran recorded the song along with the ukrainian band antibodies, this clip was filmed for

understanding and in the city of heroes of irpin. the main character is a boy, he came to the filming from abroad, well , antibodies, now these are the paramedics of the terro-defense battalion , yes, taras topolya, you know him. he was also a participant of our information e-marathon, now the heroic one is confronting the russian orcs at the front, so we recorded a song, shot a video and it was quite a challenge about the behind-the-scenes history of this work, i will tell our marina asmova, let's watch and talk we will do everything right now culture and this is where we shot the last part of the clip and this is where i danced a- ah once it was a very beautiful concert hall but now i just destroy it in the clip everything is like in life professional dancer oleksiy didn't even have to get used to the role in the video, the guy is getting ready

before the performance, he goes on stage and dances, but this time alone in front of an empty auditorium, against the background of the lviv house of culture destroyed by the russians, the life video of the british singer ed shiron and the ukrainian band antitila to the song two steps in just 10 days has gained more than five million views - this is memories of the first day of the full-scale russian invasion. i woke up around five in the morning to my dad's discoveries that the war had started. i was so great that it simply cannot be put into words. terrible news. about the events from home to the sokolov family when they were abroad, oleksiy's father, a doctor, immediately decided to return to kyiv to treat the wounded. and

oleksiy stayed with his mother and sisters. this time i will be sitting somewhere abroad. oleksiy loves to dance, and at that time it seemed to the boy that dancing would disappear from his life, so you can only imagine how happy the dancer was when he received an invitation to shoot under my video, he wrote one comment a well-known ukrainian choreographer with an offer to come to ukraine and star in a music video. he explained to me what i had to. i would have to change my color to risk the color. at first, the parents did not want to let the boy go to kyiv. they were worried about whether irpin had been demined. the city of heroes, where the filming took place in the end oleksiy spoke to his relatives. so they all together decided to return and take part in the filming. because when the first verse of the antibodies itself begins, it’s all in me. i still have it when i watch it, it can just watch me the ant wanted to leave because it is very emotional in the ukrainian part of the text, the frontman of the band antitila, taras topolya, tells his own story about the beginning of the

war and his promise to return from the front, which he gave to his wife and children, members of antibodies, paramedics of the territorial defense battalion, are currently near kharkiv about a joint composition with ed sheeran antibodies were first conceived when they heard that the singer was participating in a charity concert in birmingham. he participated, but the organizers refused because we were in military uniform and carried weapons in our hands , a week after this refusal, ed sheeran 's team opposed us to do such a joint song , and of course we agreed, and then there were many challenges to find a studio to record the ukrainian part of the track boritna was in gostomel, where russian troops were stationed at the time, and to shoot a fragment of the clip somewhere between these positions. by the way, i shot once. this road was shot

at by the russians. we stopped for 15 minutes to record tsichronos on gopro and then sent them dmytro shmoroku to the director, this is one character in the clip, eleven-year-old yaroslava, in the video, she got the role of a girl who, together with her mother, is evacuating from the city and who is being hit by a rocket attack. my role was that my mother and i are running from the war. we are running from the explosions from shelling, we leave kyiv for a safe city and the war has started and therefore we have to leave quickly in real life in the first days of a full-scale russian invasion yaroslava experienced the same emotions this day for me ended up spending the night in a bomb shelter, a cold bomb shelter, it was uncomfortable and i was scared on the pages of the band's social networks, thousands of likes and words of support for those who are waiting for their loved ones from the war

. i speak marusia, she shows me something , she tells me, she has already become so interesting, it grows , it grows, as long as i am here, it grows. wars marina smolova mykhailo golovnenko channel ukraine ukraine 24 marathon single news we will lose we will win and today news together we are strong unconquered cities of ukraine our shipping capital is known for its moorings bridges and happy brides the glorious lands at the confluence of the ingula and the buska

estuary have long been closely associated with the zaporozhian cossacks and over the centuries formed a free ukrainian spirit to struggle, the city named after saint nicholas, the patron saint of seafarers, always courageously fought against enslavement as during on the second world war, hitler's troops shamefully fled from mykolaiv, the same fate awaits the other occupiers who are now encroaching on the glorious naval shrine despite the constant shelling of mykolaiv. the cordon is setting sails for the victory of ukraine. unconquered mykolaiv from the first days of the war, russia is destroying ukrainian churches. would have

decided that this was a coincidence if 90 years ago the russian leadership had not destroyed the church of the three saints in 1183, the russians purposefully destroyed ukrainian culture as they did it 100,200,300 years ago, their goal is to take away our historical memory and national identity, the culture of the aggressor country is not present on the international arena, at the beginning of the war , almost 200 war crimes by russian troops against the cultural heritage of ukraine were recorded. join the cultural resistance every day, every moment. even on there is a place for war a miracle that moves

inspires and gives strength to believe in our victory we value every moment it doesn't happen there you have to find it for yourself thank you all m to ukraine we believe in our armed forces well and then we continue about amazing stories, this is a national marathon, the only news is about another saved life, for the first time in history, a heart was transplanted in poland, ukrainians received it yuliya spik eskip from lviv region , she is 36 years old and was waiting for a transplant in ukraine, but after the war, she ended up in poland, where

she received and found where a donor was found and it was there that she received this heart, in fact polish doctors call it a miracle well, how is yulia feeling now and whose heart is beating in her trunks, let's see more exclusive from poland, this is one of the most famous cardiology clinics in poland and it was here that the first ukrainian heart transplant surgery was performed. this became possible thanks to a change in polish legislation, because after the invasion of russia, all ukrainians here in poland received the same rights to treatment as citizens of the country. yuliya skib, a resident of zhovkva, became the first ukrainian heart transplant, she is currently under the supervision of doctors. how are you feeling? thank god, it is good. and you, julia skib, had heart problems almost 13 years ago after giving birth, then she several times i was operated on due to septic shock, my heart already

started to falter because of infections and blood, and then i was diagnosed with myocarditis, that is, inflammation of the heart muscle. the woman was treated all this time , took pills and underwent examinations, and during the war, for the sake of safety, the husband was allowed to go abroad with my daughter. my princess, my pride, 13 years old. she is very smart for me. she is now studying in a polish school and we are studying online in poland. one day yulia felt sick. so she went to the hospital and was immediately hospitalized she was in bed for a little over a month, and then she was transferred here, where the doctors decided that yulia needed an immediate operation. yulia was very sick, she suffered from heart failure, her condition was bad, so the transplant was urgent, and if the heart was not transplanted, she probably could not survive in the queue for a heart transplant yulia was standing in

ukraine and, surprisingly, an organ that fits perfectly. yulia managed to quickly find it in poland, it was a miracle. yulia was in the same room with a woman from poland who was also waiting for a heart transplant, but suddenly we they found a small heart because yulia is fragile and the heart fit perfectly, so she received a heart and this is a very symbolic operation. i would say a heart from a polish donor. currently, a refugee from ukraine had one transplant operation and it was successful without complications, the doctor says, now the ukrainian woman is not getting better her heart is working very well, she is also feeling well, she is undergoing rehabilitation and is starting to walk around the ward. i think that her condition will be better day by day. yulia's donor became a citizen of poland . it is not known whether it is a man or a woman. despite the fact that yulia the donor does not know, i am infinitely grateful to him. i am very grateful for the

gift of life and i will try with all my might not to let him down to live for us, life is interesting to live and be happy together and for him to pray for him for his family and what i thank the government of the poles and doctors and not even in a hospital bed, he has time to volunteer, helps with advice and looks for drugs that are currently in short supply for those who have undergone a transplant in ukraine. yulia herself still needs rehabilitation, and after that, at least go home as soon as possible and already with a heart donated in poland. i am already my victory this disease symbolizes that our victory is close. we ukrainians are fighting to the last and i really believe that victory is close. from poland, vladyslav dikhtyar gives the cream. channel ukraine and ukraine 24 marathon, the only news.

there will be even more and not only in this, friends, we are moving on, also with the help of two trucks with products for the displaced people, they arrived in uzhgorod. and this is already the fifth help, he is handing over the products to the entrepreneur from germany to the logistics company are distributed in the center of consumption. sorry , the residence of temporary migrants in zakarpattia is vegetables, fruits, sweets, milk and many other types of products. by the way, aid arrived in odesa with israeli medicines, equipment for protection and for the defenders of ukraine. well, the entire cargo has already been handed over to the armed forces of ukraine, almost 600,000 medicines 60,000 hemocontainers and 160,000 food kits within 80 days of the start of the war , the rinat akhmetov foundation helps ukrainians in a difficult situation due to hostilities and

at the doctors, in addition to the products in the taliks, people receive psychological help from the fund’s specialists for a total of 80 days, humanitarian aid from fundurin and akhmetov, and from businessmen. this is how you find work gloves, library employees, together with readers, take care of ukrainian fighters and displaced persons at the front , they do a lot with their hands, so strong gloves are very necessary and they have already sewn more than a thousand par information marathon single news continues we will be back in a moment