that is, hope is generally the last outpost of any struggle if you deny people even hope by telling them that there is nothing to hope for then there is nothing to fight for then we lost here we are in the 14th year in fact russia is informational in what did it win made many ukrainians believe that it is impossible to return crimea and we need to return this hope, return it back, and this hope is not there now , uh, i'm not saying it right now, it is, it is, it is, i'm saying that the crimean tatars have it, we had such an experience he allowed the impossible to be done to preserve one's nationality, to protect one's identity, to return to the motherland and, uh, try to somehow accumulate after 2014. everything that we were able to acquire during this time is being destroyed, and it continues to be destroyed. do you see the development of ukrainian cinema after

the end of the war after the victory of ukraine, and will it only be a movie about the war, our cinema will be different , someone will reflect with the help of jokes, someone will directly talk about military stories family dramas, someone will find some more fantastic forms, it already depends on the author, there will be a movie about the war, of course there will be a lot of movies about the war and there will be a couple of cult films that, let's say, will be able to describe this war and i don't think that they will be fast, that is, i think so we have n't rethought the events of the maidan in 8 years. we don't have a single great work, in fact, about the maidan, that is, in any form, we have, say, certain cultural artifacts that are associated with the maidan, like plyve kacha, for example, but there is no movie, but there are no books let's just say that central would be. in order for it to

come, in fact, according to my feeling, we still do not have works that rethought the year 91 and the achievement of independence, that is, the course, let's say, is so cultural, this plast will work for quite a long time. reflections now there are many different ones and well , everything will be different and of different quality, which is always, that is, it is not clear in what quantity, because cinema is too expensive a pleasure, which is very difficult to guarantee some quality, some kind of result. eh, it’s the cinema, in recent years you’ve been working on the film ortalan women, which was planned to start in may of this year. as far as i know, and now considering the fact that the war has made certain adjustments to the production of this project, have you abandoned this idea and hope to continue the work, i would say yes. i

have been a little removed from the project, but there is a problem that a lot has been done there, and this project is not only mine, because many people were involved in it, a lot of effort was made, and the project has its potential, but now it is such in a permanent state, we are finalizing the scenarios. we are in no hurry. that is, it is not a priority , some kind of mediality, hmm, before that, before the war, he was not put in a chest. no, he is not in a chest now . quite difficult to implement the project, which required not only ukrainian funding, but also foreign funding in a considerable amount, now it is even more difficult, that is, it is difficult for me to imagine now that although we won the type of pitching - this is a state competition support for the cinema in the amount of uah 20 million, but we have

not yet signed the contract. that is, the money has not been transferred to us. it is difficult for me now how i take uah 20 million from the state, well, it is difficult for me now to imagine how i take uah 20 million from the state for a movie. and if we are giving up this money. it is even more difficult for me to imagine where we will find another 20 million euros abroad, we mention it again, we do not know where to get the money, so what else would i like to talk about with you , i would like to know just your reaction oleksiy arestovich recently in his post on facebook m-m wrote the following: ukrainian culture is impressive and fascinating until activists were allowed there, so you can answer what he is. i do not know pro-activism, nor about ukrainian culture, and in general, he is an atavism in our state, that is, he is an eloquent little russian who speaks my son of the customs office. that's it. you can't measure culture by size, culture can be

, let's say, healthy or sick. russian culture is sick because it raises a generation of slaves, rapists and imperialists who want to destroy . educates dignity and educates, let's say this way, how can i tell you this hope, which i already told you about, because the maidan was made by a minority in the whole country, and hmm, now those activists he doesn't know there, i didn't understand he meant alcoholic, who are these activists , i don't have activists there only about ukrainian culture, yes well, that is, it is thrown around with some rather general term under which it is not clear who falls under who does not fall under it, well, that is, just find here about the meaning of words about the terminology of activism, that is, they try to give it a certain such a negative image that will later

work against activism, where we are all activists because , er, in one way or another, if we have a problem, we solve it, and we solve it not for money , that is, now people volunteer, fight, and, in principle , do some cultural artefacts for the sake of money , that is, i do cinematography not for the sake of money . crimean tatar cinema in the crimean tatar language is not needed by anyone, no one is ready to buy it. this activism is certain, let's say , certain investments and a contribution to the understanding of that or other topics, too much attention to rather stupid words, i.e. our task is to do so that we can defeat the enemy and the dog is barking caravan yes yes yes the last question for you, have you already made a plan of what you will do after the victory that day which we will be able to call a victory, this will be

the first day of the great mourning and we will not be able to feel eh these feelings we pay too high a price to just be freed from these shackles and after the victory we will need a huge period of time i think it is generations that just to mourn all those uh people that we lost in this war and i think with this paradigm that we will feel even more let's say yes in the background after when this is over after this active phase in which collection these certain hm hormones will stop spraying and we will understand how much we paid for it to be a reality and ukraine was independent here was created thank you not liman for

this time and i would like to wish you that your audience listens to you to your narratives to what you say thank you, the article was very interesting 17th of the constitution of ukraine, the protection of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine, ensuring its economic and information security are the most important functions of the state, the cause of the entire ukrainian people, happy constitution day of ukraine, for many years, the special forces of the sbu worked 24/7, trained, improved, detained criminals, gained combat experience in order to

protect the motherland today. there is peace and a safe future in ukraine and they will definitely do it , together we are winning 28 years of the special operations center - and the ongoing telethon of the sbu in the morning, we are from ukraine, as they say, the air alert map tells us that the mykolayiv region is now in danger of missile attacks , in particular, therefore, please do not ignore these messages and, if possible, go to a safe place. well, we continue our telethon, i will remind you that today is ukraine marks the 26th anniversary of the adoption of the ukrainian constitution, well, a new batch of military aid from britain is at the final stage of approval, so it will soon be in ukraine

, melinda told about this in an interview with the public simon from the ambassador of the united kingdom in ukraine earlier this month, the minister of defense of this country announced that britain will transfer, in particular , long-range artillery systems. our colleague olena rymovska also asked the ambassador about rumors about a new alliance between britain and ukraine, about the popularity of boris johnson among ukrainians and about the program the training of the ukrainian military that the british prime minister announced during his recent visit to kyiv let's watch i welcome you to the public this is an interview for three news about the fact that ukraine received the status of a candidate for

eu accession. how do you feel about this, considering that britain itself left the eu not so long ago? i think about the fact that different peoples see the fate of their country in different ways. great britain voted to leave the eu because this is what the majority of british people wanted for the future of their country. it was a statement not about the eu, but about how the british want to determine their future, but ukrainians. as we know, at least since 2014, they made it very clear that they see their future on the path of european integration, and we it have always supported me, i am extremely happy for ukraine. i believe that this is an extremely important milestone, so maybe you would like to give some advice to ukrainians on this path. no, this is a very long process, as we can see from the example of other countries that went through the candidate's path, it is a very long path, and i think that the ukrainian people will understand, in fact, they already understand that all the work that was carried out in recent years to

strengthen the institution of building a strong democratic society in ukraine will become part of what will need to be demonstrated on the way to the eu, however ukraine is already on this path, at the end of may, many ukrainian changes were quoted by an italian newspaper, which wrote that british prime minister johnson allegedly proposed to the president of ukraine zelensky to create a new union, a kind of alternative to the eu, given that this information has become so widespread in ukraine, i would like to ask you to confirm whether refute her senformation is unreliable information er union not union or rather the format of cooperation about which i can ask you it appeared not long before the full-scale invasion of russia i mean cooperation between ukraine, the united kingdom and poland, ukraine, is there cooperation along this axis now, is this tripartite alliance working? do you consider

it a promising prospect ? even the records were clearly understandable even before the invasion, it made this necessity obvious as a result of the visits of the minister of defense, as a result of communication with our baltic and other partners, it became clear that we and a number of countries, we must strengthen our support, military engagement and military not only military cooperation with these countries. poland is a really big country and for the eastern flank, so it makes sense that great britain and poland will be watching how we build our partnership, however, it is extremely important that we build it together with ukraine, that is why i formed such a tripartite relationship of cooperation, we are working on what to

do with it next, for now we are focused on defense , security and military cooperation in my thought in the future we can develop diplomatic and political types of interaction in the framework of which the cooperation of the trio can help strengthen relations, however, now we are all focused on countering the invasion the president of poland is the prime minister of great britain now the most popular foreign leaders among ukrainians according to recent sociology so i i would like to ask you about this popularity of boris johnson in ukraine, how do you feel and how does it affect your work as an ambassador, of course i feel it especially acutely. i felt it during his visit last on friday, i was with him on mykhailivska square, people applauded us. of course, it is very nice to feel this gratitude. in my opinion, it is extraordinary that our

prime minister repeatedly made efforts to come to ukraine and make sure that he correctly understands what the ukrainians themselves want in the conditions of war from european and euro-atlantic integration, he wants to be absolutely sure that he defends the ukrainian point of view when he participates in the meetings of the g7 countries or in the nato summit, this is exactly what he wants, i really admire him involvement and i believe that ukrainians also see this involvement of prime minister johnson in kyiv, it is always a surprise. a surprise for president zelensky, but for security reasons,

we cannot disclose the exact schedule. croissant was seen by representatives of his office and shared with the prime minister the photo. of course, he thought it was very witty. besides, he really appreciates how ukrainians feel about his involvement. what moved him the most during a recent visit were the letters received from ukrainians . children who lived in bomb shelters during the first phase of the war, nisef, one of the organizations we work with and support , carried out some work with children to help them understand their experience, many of them wrote letters to boris johnson after he wrote an open letter to ukrainian children, i gave him

some of these letters, we sat together and read them a fairy tale from the boy ilya from mariupol, that letter was the first, but actually before our meeting with the prime minister i had a whole stack of them i gave them to the prime minister, we read them and discussed them, and he was really moved by johnson . recently, prime minister johnson received a vote of confidence in the british house of commons. namely, that britain will support ukraine at such a level if johnson's borscht is forced to resign from the post of prime minister, that's why i question the extent to which the support of the united kingdom of ukraine depends on the figure of boris johnson, where the specific figure of poison is natulator in

ukraine and not only in ukraine and anywhere, when it comes to government policy, it is a really critical time, and now is the most critical time for ukraine, people tend to associate this policy with the personality of the head of state or government, we are talking about macron's policy scholze's policy, boris johnson's policy, ukraine is inter-party, moreover, it has really strong public support, and at the beginning of the invasion , polls were already conducted that showed how powerful this support is, the way the british accepted ukrainian refugees in their homes also proves this in sambora, johnson of course understands the power of his mandate but it also means that whoever is the prime minister here is not leading the government of great britain. the program for the ukrainian troops when will it

start, what does it depend on now i hope it will start soon again for security reasons i don't want to divulge too much information but i hope the training will start soon in my opinion the most important thing is that such a program should help prepare a sufficient number both mobilized and those who are already in the armed forces so that there is a constant flow of people who have received the best basic training and can fight at the front considering the scale of the invasion and this is worth paying attention to, of course, we are inevitably focused on military equipment on the scale of supplies necessary for ukraine, but we also need a critical mass of soldiers who know how to use technology. i think such training can help fill an important gap . months 120 days this means that in the opinion of britain this war will last

this long selfie after returning from kyiv, boris johnson publicly stated that all of us, the entire international community, should get used to the idea that war can to continue for a long time, the situation in the east of ukraine looks quite exhausting, the prime minister said so because he believes that ukrainians need endurance, he meant strategic endurance, that is, the ability to hold on for a certain time, ukraine's allies and partners must remain with ukraine during this long period in this was the essence of his statement. long-range m27 systems, they have been on the front since the beginning of the invasion, we supplied anti-aircraft

anti-ship and anti-tank missiles, most of them already in ukraine, in particular, of course, the genlav complexes that were delivered at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, another delivery took place later, another batch of aid is waiting for the final agreement after that it will be delivered very quickly literally in a few days can you name the number of how many are planned britain perceives threats from russia the questions said that will help no and hand over these systems in particular russia began to threaten the answers to this one lesson that we learned from the invasion is that we must take seriously all the statements of putin

or the kremlin to them, of course, we must listen to them the question is the gap between intentions and capabilities during the last 4- for 6 weeks, there have been a lot of threats against several countries that are allies and partners of ukraine, we must take into account these statements, so there are questions about the realism of these statements, in particular, in view of the level of exhaustion on in the east of ukraine to the level of military losses of russia, nevertheless, i do not think that it is necessary to underestimate the sound coming from representatives of the kremlin, or not your opinion that russia can threaten nato, i think that nato will also carefully listen to all the statements of russia, but at the same time, i think that nato has also made it clear his intention to support ukraine in the conditions of an illegal invasion, we will see how the events at the nato summit in toltenberg will develop, he also once declared his intention to strengthen the eastern

flanks and sweden to join nato is an example of how russian policy leads to the opposite effect. i would not say that nato is threatened, i would say that these threats strengthen the russian state, one of the key state propagandists of russia, dmytro kiselyov, in one of his programs, stated that russia can use nuclear weapons against great britain as you understand this is a threat this is his personal opinion can this actually happen anshov er that he is expressing his own opinion under when did this all begin i realized that there is no particular benefit to to comment on the statements of representatives of russia and not only this particular representative regarding the possible use of nuclear weapons. we must focus all our energy, including mental energy, on

helping ukraine to push russia to its borders. at the moment, this is our most important task for russia, the so-called authorities in donetsk have sentenced to death the punishments of two british volunteers who fought for ukraine, is there any hope for their release, or are there ongoing negotiations regarding their further additions? it is a fictitious matter to talk about them as mercenaries in absolutely it is unacceptable they are not mercenaries they are prisoners of war they fought on the basis of the same contract as the ukrainians on the same terms as the armed forces they have rights that russia violates that is why russia must respect their rights we are doing everything in our power at the moment the most important thing is that the rights of these two prisoners of war were fully respected by ukraine. great britain helps

ukraine not only with weapons, but also in humanitarian terms . the british media wrote a lot about the fact that there are problems with the schemes that ukrainians can use to find shelter in britain, one of the british ministers even had to apologize for the problems that have already been solved . for these schemes, the problem was that many thousands of ukrainians applied using these schemes and the ministry of internal affairs did everything possible to ensure the required number of employees who work on completing visas. now we see

the impact this has, because more people can get a visa to come to great britain . the number of ukrainian refugees in britain is 130 thousand now. and this is the number of troops issued. in fact, this is an approximate figure. i think it has already exceeded 130 thousand, however. this is only the number of issued visas, which is not necessarily equal to the number of people who took advantage of the opportunity to obtain a visa clarification from the embassy, ​​more than 130 thousand visas were issued to ukrainians under two ukrainian family wood programs and home for ukraine. of this number, more than 80,000 ukrainians are already in the united kingdom as a whole , even if we do not refer to the exact number, does britain have the opportunity to accept more ukrainians if such a need arises, the data in this case refers to the number of people who applied for

placement in families and the number of families registered to host ukrainians currently the number of registered british families significantly exceeds the number of ukrainians seeking asylum in ukraine, ultimately the challenge is in order to choose the right people, you should not focus on the numbers, but pay attention to the efforts made by the government and communities to have a mother with three children who have completely different needs than if they were unaccompanied and got into a family where these needs will be taken into account, this is where we put the main part thank you, madam ambassador, for this conversation, and thank you to the british people for all the support that the british provide to ukrainians, thank you , article 2 of the constitution of ukraine, the sovereignty of ukraine

extends to its entire territory, the territory of ukraine within the existing border is integral and inviolable with the day of the constitution of ukraine unconquered cities of ukraine lviv is a city where more than 2000 historical architectural and cultural monuments have been preserved, its center belongs to the world cultural heritage of unesco here at the monastery of st. onufry ivan fedorov founded the first printing house and above listopadovoy chin and the creation of the west ukrainian people's republic became the capital and the heart of the ukrainian liberation movement in june 1941 on rynok square, the ukrainian national assembly

proclaimed the act of restoration of the ukrainian state after which the nazis started terror against the oun ukrainian insurgent army tried to take the city under their control, but the reds seized the power despite the repression lviv residents continued the struggle today all roads lead to lviv even angelina jolie did not miss it, it became a second home for thousands of ukrainians rada gives tons humanitarian cargo and even under missile strikes continues to work for victory, the defeated enemy creates duplicates of useful genres that we use in telegram, how can it be confused with they are distinguished from the enemy by zlotys, they are verified and have such a mark, but i will leave it to everyone to check the chatbot, it’s just a state database of bots on the website

dovidka.info, enter the name or link here, get the result so that yours is missing, report it to the cyber police who said that war is a man’s the cause of victory meet the paramedic mila makarova studied at the american course of combat medics from the 14th year, raising the standards of combat medicine to the world level with such angels on the battlefield, the warriors will definitely return with victory, here is my place, glory to the heroes, glory to the heroines, we will rebel, we will bind up, we will win, what about you