this is a negotiation. everything is very difficult here, because in fact the russians are now self-limiting the supply of gas, but at the same time they receive even more than they could receive from suppliers of full volumes of gas, as they supplied a year ago or even before that. and this price increase leads to panic in the european market and further price growth, which of course has a very negative impact on the economic situation on the importance of business and in fact can lead to such a severe recession which country and the european union are included because now, for example, the germans are in panivka due to the fact that they have reduced supplies through nord stream 1 and the russians are blackmailing them by saying that if they do not now take the siemens turbine from the canadians, then they

will be forced to completely stop supplies through nord stream 1 and this has an impact on that the germans are really worried about how much they will be able to prepare for the winter period, how much they will be able to pump the necessary volumes and gases into their underground storage, and they are a little naive, but thinking that if they give this a turbine that is already under sanctions to the russians and they will replace one turbine in the northern stream, despite the fact that they now have existing turbines for replacement, there will be no interruption of supply, if there is, then they say that we have done everything and the russians are so bad after all interrupted the supply, well, that is, there are a lot of factors now, and it turns out that it is very difficult for the european union to resist the blackmail of the russians, and the russians

think that it is very good that they put them on this gas needle and kept them on it for years and now climb with it needles are very difficult, but it is not the first time we have spoken in this studio, and you once told me that russia cannot simply cut off all gas to europe because, well, it has to go somewhere, it is necessary to preserve the deposit or something. and this is starting to happen it is similar to a game of poker, the europeans are afraid that they will run out of gas, russia says that yes, you will run out of gas, but where is it going to get this gas, but here you understand the question of endurance, because now the russians are pumping gas into their underground storages, but their underground their storage facilities are not unlimited. at the same time, they have imposed such a seal of secrecy on everything related to exports and everything related to energy carriers inside, that is, they do not have open sources that

would show what is currently happening in their underground storage and how much where do they supply because they have mined gas, that's why everyone is a little scared that they will start to close production and actually reduce the supply by this, or they will burn this gas, taking into account the fact that for the russians it is not a commodity, it is just a means of political influence, but it is very important for europe to hold out at least until the autumn and understand what they have and then decide how, at the expense of what, it is possible to cover the lack of gas, if there is one. and i very much doubt that the russians can last long on a dry regime not to supply gas via the nord stream or via the ukrainian route, what will be the

worst if russia itself blocks the wendel and stops supplying one gas via the nord stream, or at least there will be a minimum of 10% supplied, both ukraine and europe will then pass through heating season we will all be forced to save and the germans have already contacted their population with information that hot water and heat supply will not be available all the time, that they will be limited , in addition, they are already having conversations with their businesses about what they will be forced to do at the end of the season there or during the breakthrough of gas supply to europe there, they will be forced to determine who will have the opportunity to receive gas and who will not have this opportunity, that is, it will also be a very difficult period for them. if they are now in the second phase

such a plan for the state of emergency in the electricity sector and in general in the energy sector, they believe that if the supply is completely interrupted in the winter period, it can lead to a certain crisis, what are they, for which they are already preparing, i understand you. well, if they are preparing for a crisis, then usually the crisis does not come and the essence of the crisis is that it is always sudden here, if you are warned, then actually there is every chance to somehow get through without this russian needle, but in the mirror the adviser to the minister of energy of ukraine joined our broadcast which continues the only news together we are strong will support the ukrainian army with money scan the code rebuild taras let's start we will win what are you to me news together we are strong unconquered cities of ukraine lviv 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 st. onufry ivan fedorov founded the first printing house and printed the first ukrainian book the apostle after the november order and the creation of the west ukrainian people's republic lviv 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 began terror against the oun. to lviv, even

angelina jolie did not miss him, he became a second home for thousands of ukrainians, he gives the council tons of humanitarian goods and even under rocket attacks he continues to work for victory because lviv the unconquered heroes return from the war, tired but indomitable maksym provided cover for military equipment and received a serious injury, but the spirit of the ukrainian officer is so easy not to subjugate maksym in the future, he strives to remain at the cost of peace and peace in ukraine, so let's celebrate the feat of our heroes with applause, a smile, sincere thanks, join the all-ukrainian flash mob to honor heroes, those who are on

duty 24/7 know the price of human life, the boys have already remained alive, they save sometimes by doing the impossible. if we have a critical situation, we go to at maximum speed, the best, the unbelievably strong , who else should we defend our state, our medical angels, morticians, a battalion of doctors, here is our front , ukrainian bookshelves have already appeared in the libraries of ten european countries, this is a project initiated by the first lady olena zelenska, its goal is to popularize ukrainian literature in in the world, what our literature can

interest the european and not only the reader, we will talk about this with the director of the ukrainian institute of books oleksandra koval, mrs. oleksandra i congratulate you, i congratulate you. tell us what is on these ukrainian shelves in european libraries. well, i still do not know what is in those libraries that have already opened because they were formed mainly by the embassies of ukraine in these countries where they are already and a in general, this idea appeared in the first lady even before the new year, and we discussed with the ministry of foreign affairs, the ministry of culture, the ukrainian institute what exactly should be there, and we decided that there should be approximately 150 books, which can tell about ukraine, its history, its

culture, our customs, our various beautiful places and about our wonderful people, folk crafts, and also introduce the top authors representing ukraine. of information about ukraine in the world, but the war started by russia against ukraine strengthened the need for this project. but at the same time, it complicated it because it became more difficult to deliver books or some other circumstances, not only because what funds from the

state budget should have been allocated for this project, first of all, and books should have been purchased from publishers, because this is a normal practice , books must be bought, but now, when the budget sequestrations took place, it is obvious that there are no funds for the purchase. the fact that the national libraries where these books will be placed, they gladly accept everything that is given to them and show great interest, and in what language are these books, ukrainian or the language of the country where this shelf is located well so, this is a very good question because, of course, i would like to have a bookshelf in the language of that country in each country, but unfortunately, this is not the case, because in

general there is a rather limited list of publications about ukraine in foreign languages, and they are mainly in english, and so these the shelves will be formed so they will be partially english and well, conditional books a-a partially in the ukrainian language er-er in the ukrainian language also in order to arouse some interest in local residents to study the ukrainian language to er-er learn to read about us in the original it is very it is also important that now there are many ukrainians abroad and they too will have access to books in this way, of course, but a bookshelf in

one national library for the entire country will not stop the hunger for books, but at least everyone who wants to will be able to get acquainted with them through the catalogs. well, at least to see in one's hands to hold something ukrainian language and writing you say that there really aren't that many translations the range of languages ​​translated into which ukrainian literature is translated it is not that big but obviously the war can change that because interest in our country is growing. international and foreign publishers want to publish books by ukrainian authors. according to your observations, what exactly are they interested in translating from ukrainian literature and publishing in their countries? they have already been bought in several countries, and there is also a lot of excitement

around the book larisa denysenko has and her two mothers , which was published only a few years ago, a few years ago, and it seemed that there would be no more of interest, but nevertheless more than 50,000 copies were sold in great britain and all the profit from this sale went to help ukraine. so these are very good initiatives, we are now collecting information about what is most widely published abroad, also to facilitate life and communication for foreign publishers we are preparing a catalog of books that our experts recommend for translation. this is a very large catalog. it contains almost 500 titles of various topics of various genres, and i think that this will also help in

frankfurt. we have to present it at the fair. quite a large ukrainian stand and this catalog, and i hope that this fair will be the next impetus to interest in ukrainian literature for europeans to read from ukrainian literature, to be able to teach ukrainians literally a few examples, a few books . in english it is in english and it's a great luck and i'm terribly glad that it's like that and i also think that it's very worth the translation of yaroslav hrytsak's book to overcome the past global history of ukraine is a view the ukrainian historian is also uh, well, we have many

children's books that are worth attention uh, it's just that i wouldn't like to name any specific books, there are really many of them, there are joint projects . with the german leadership, where it will also be a very good photo album, but it has already been made by the eyes of german photographers to the taste of the german public, but in this way of such collaborations, it is obvious that we need to move on, but you know, after the war, not only the world became interested in ukraine, but it seems to me that the ukrainians themselves have become more interested in ukraine . what would you suggest? what would you advise ukrainians who want to rediscover their own literature to start with? but they were traumatized at school in a

painful program that cannot be read without words. do you mean fiction? well, i would like to advise you to read those books that are now becoming popular and are also sold in very good editions, this one and tamara 's nuta zernia, you can re-read the sweet gift of maria matios, these are definitely oksana zabuzhko's books, this is serhiy zhadan, who is being nominated for the nobel prize, this is stanislav assiev, well, that is, the books actually. well, you just always have to read the classics of lesya ukrainka. i recommend everyone to read the plays from them, you can start where there

is. it moved in its history in its development as a european country with a european culture and did not remain forever in the shadow of the russian empire, therefore we must first of all get rid of secondary perception, we must understand that ukraine has a culture that fully deserves to be included in the list of all european cultures, and the place of russian culture should also accordingly decrease in this world list of different cultures and literature. we are in 103rd place and if ukrainian

culture in the russian empire or the soviet union, it was fat borscht, hopak, trousers, but by no means high prose of the european level of lesya ukrainka, and therefore we really need to rediscover it ourselves, and based on this, i have a question for you as ukrainian as a school program from ukrainian of literature to make it so that the children would be interested and they would really see the scope of it, you know, while we have the ministry of education and science as it is, i am afraid that little will be achieved, it remains to rely only on the initiative of literature teachers, who already have the opportunity to expose children, first of all, to writers of the shot dead revival, and i am simply sure that if at that time more than 200 of our intellectuals, writers,

cultural figures had not been shot by the police, then in general, ukrainian literature and ukraine's place in the world would be gone other than that, they would know about us now, they would have heard about us, but we still have a chance to return it unequivocally and to lose this chance, er, we simply will not allow it. thank you very much for participating and sharing your thoughts. oleksandra koval , director of the ukrainian institute of books, became a participant of our marathon well, it's time for us to move on, the only news, together we are strong, will support the ukrainian army with money, scan the code - we will prevail, we will pass, we will win the news, together we are strong , unconquered cities of ukraine are cozy and comfortable kharkiv, a city of students of science and industry,

a city that since ancient times was repeatedly attacked by tatars, passed both into the hands of bolshevik invaders and gave it to german fascists, but kharkiv led and kept ukraine in the heart then and now kharkiv invincible, their values, loyalty, courage and strength, their elements , the earth air and sea their goals victory victory and victory glory to the naval forces of the armed

forces of ukraine who said that war is a man's business meet paramedic mila makarova studied at the american course of combat medics since the 14th year, he has raised the standards of combat medicine to the world level with such angels on the battlefield, you save the whole world, the warriors will definitely return with victory, here is my place, glory to heroes, glory to heroines, small joys that improve the mood to settle our ukrainians, quick sweet help and

golden hands of masters who every day try to make life a little sweeter the hormone of happiness from the battalion of confectioners very soon on the shelves of our stores you will find gingerbread with the words victory battalion of confectioners here we will rebuild our front before let's launch we will win that you are not news together we are strong posts for the first time these are posts of military volunteers photos of bombed out cities and others - this is a photo from a relatively normal life near swimming pools from picnics on trips and under these posts of the second type you can see comments like how can you live peacefully how you can go to restaurants and bars when there is a war in the country and is there

really this dissonance here and is it possible to live a normal life when there is a war in the country we will also talk with the military psychologist andrii kozinchuk andrii you already with us my greetings and my greetings to you, tell me maybe this is not a psychological but an ethical question, is it possible to live a relatively peaceful life in the conditional ivano-frankivsk kyiv when hostilities on the scale of the second world war are taking place in a part of the country, buy cocktails, post photos on social networks, yes, well look here, i am not a specialist in poets, i am a specialist in military psychology, and i can only answer from the reverse, what if we live in peaceful ivano-frankivsk peaceful kyiv , and in lviv or sikhiv, very crying and suffering

because of this, it is easier at the front, it does not become more, if someone suffers in uzhhorod or perechina, it means that the fronts are doing their job. absolutely, even during the war, the only difference is that if you never did this before the war, and here you are desperately cheerful , then you are stupidly running away from reality, if this was part of your stable life like before the war, it means that you are recovering in your hearts as well uh still peace, the main thing is for you to know that the warbler is definitely flying somewhere nearby, but you know from some of your acquaintances that there is honest security and

a more or less normal life, while other people really live in bomb shelters that lack drinking water and food, what to do with these reproaches conscience and this is very often i hear from the volunteer and brotherhood and now you know, well, volunteers are such a majority of the conscious society, god said conscious and thought, do you know how er-er katsapnia was raped this beautiful word so why is she er-er the fact is that these people feel what they don't do much, and it's never objective, it's never the subjectivity of the syndrome of excellent students or excellent people, a perfectionist person who wants to do something better and in order to get rid of this guilt syndrome, and unfortunately, psychologists have not come up with much, but there are only activity at the same time is not based on quantity, but on

quality, meaning that you should not fill your whole life with activities, but consciously do what you are good at and remember one great rule that when you have an activity and you want to for her to come. super cool you have it to rest often, your rest is part of your activity, you want to be a megaprofessional, megaprofessional, rest, otherwise you will not recover and you will be uh, shit for professionals, that is, very terrible professionals who do nothing. that's right, uh, in this activity, people sometimes hide, but i do a lot and the criteria for success are an unseen result . and your fatigue and suffering is because god commanded it, but it is absolutely nothing like the challenges you are facing right now, so rest in

a person has an attack of remorse, relatively speaking, on his birthday, he was invited to a picnic on his birthday, and the person is thinking, now i am standing here telling a joke, and i mean, what did i do during the day that was useful, and somewhere people have a very hard time, and when these same remorses wake up very actively how to pinch yourself in order to return to earth, especially if these remorses are completely groundless, then you answer the question of what i am doing, but answer very and objectively as much as possible , the person went to the birthday party for the wrong reason well oh tea, don't have fun, in fact, a birthday is a social construct, it's social ties and contacts that are absolutely necessary for a person to survive, you know, one soldier won't win a war, it should be a bunch of army brigades, battalions, and this is what makes up the armed forces, the same thing and people want you need to achieve something, this society, you

need to go to your birthday, it's clear that it's probably not okay if you're uh-hugging some white abomination , then it's probably not very right from the point of view of the ministry of health, but if you're there you'll have fun, tell a joke, preferably black people, about the death of putin, well, that's normal, it's just a social girl, but it's much worse when you, uh, this disease, if it's a fob, no, not today, i'm not going anywhere, i'll be alone, a social being , even for introverts, therefore, it is important for us to fulfill these needs of ours to eat is a need, not ethics, to sleep is a need. so is communication , including doing these rituals that we are used to doing. well, wars until 2014 and even before the invasion until february 24, man, if we kill now their brains

the war will be all-encompassing, and even after we overwhelm russia, it will retreat, that is war. it simply does not divide anywhere . passed, others could not think. there is something else for everything. valera is hard-working and the armed forces are for sure. but look, you and i were talking about a person who tells jokes on birthdays and can take a picture with a cocktail, but there is another side, these people are people who traumatized, seriously traumatized by the war, who survived the occupation, who saw the terrible, left now or remain there, but i have access to social networks , but they see how someone is having fun somewhere, and i feel an attack of rage or lack of understanding of what these people should do with their destructive feelings