of our meeting and how about everything then, do i know you cooked it for the first time? no, you can cut it. so i'm not sure about the quality. me too, it's unreal, i 'll say. it's just an unreal sign, but everyone would like it better , thank you. for sure beetroot was not cooked and i think that ukrainian hosts and hostesses who prepare summer variations of various soups should adopt evgeni . thank you very much for accepting us in your kitchen . good luck to you. well, we hope that our borscht is now under reliable protection and development, and i think what success not only to us, not only to me, but to all of us, everything will be ukraine until victory, we are waiting for that day and everything will be the armed forces and everything will be ukraine, well

, we will overcome it, we will rebuild, we will win and what are you not news, together we are strong unconquered cities of ukraine pavlograd industrial center from a goat here across the river vovcha the secret waterway of the zaporozhian cossacks lay after the october coup, the unr army led by peter bolbochan drove the bolsheviks out of the city, albeit for only two years, the pavlograd anti-communist uprising became one of the largest in the 1930s during the occupation the invaders set up a concentration camp for prisoners of war and a ghetto in the city, where they destroyed more than 2,000 jews. today, pavlograd is under fire, but it continues to help everyone who needs it, because the people of

pavlograd remember well that the occupiers are lighter than me. apprehended criminals , gained combat experience in order to protect the motherland, bring peace and a safe future to ukraine, and they will definitely do it together we are winning 28 years of the special operations center and the sbu. let's talk about the good things, how inspiring

morning coffee is, however, and in black and white there will be color about the random joy and inspiration of moments that and in difficult times there is something to live for, happiness is in the little things, life will win, we will rebuild the parade, we will launch, we will win that you are not the news, together we are strong, why should we continue the series of interviews on the air, marathons of the news, they defiantly treated the ukrainians they lived with and hinted that they should give everything for money, ukrainian singer zlata ognevich recalls

about the russians who came to crimea in peacetime, the singer herself grew up on the peninsula and says that she never liked passing russians, why did she continue to write songs in russian despite her principled position, and what does she think about those artists who refuse to travel and support our fighters at the front exclusively see more in an interview with the public, our soldiers are so cool, we didn't even know everyone until now, how cool we are, if the gods exist, then they carry the sick for the village well, zlata, we congratulate you on the first thank you agreed to this interview, ah, i know that you have returned from a trip, we will definitely talk about it, but i would like to start, you know, with a personal one, from the family, a whirlwind, you were born in russia, your

family lived there for a while, you survived for a while then they moved to the crimea. and your mother is a teacher of russian literature, which i was, by the way, in the past. well, that is, you know the person who has a connection with russia. your family also had a certain connection with russia please tell me whether it is happening in you and yours the family is now transforming and moving away from this connection. my mother and her entire family are from the dnipropetrovsk region, the city of kryvyi rih. my father is from the kirovohrad region, the city of oleksandria. which i did not explain to the general public due to the fact that there may be

misunderstandings about some issues, and i was born in russia only on paper. in fact, i was born in the city of kryvyi rih, since then there was a soviet union and i was not i know that there was some confusion with the documents, i found out about it only later. that's how i found out that i was born in kryvyi rih. although all the documents, the birth certificate was issued in such a way that i was supposedly from murmansk, where he served . my father served on a submarine and in principle, this is how they recorded me, but in fact my place of birth is kryvyi rih, if we talk about where my father and mother worked on my arrival in this world, then it was in normandy. and if we talk about the place where i was born, it is the maternity hospital kryvyi rih, so you can have such a very complicated story on the territory of russia, and we lived both on the territory of

belarus and on the territory of russia, where my father did military service, and it was there until the age of five. well, actually, about the transformation that i asked about but there is, that is, there must be a transformation if my family is from ukraine and if we always loved ukraine in the family, she sang ukrainian songs, if my whole family is in the tax line on my mother’s line , they all live in ukraine, what should be the transformation, that is, we did not have it in our family such that we are in russia under the union, all this was not even discussed when we lived in st. petersburg and we had a lot of guests from our parents and there was no division. where are you from ? i know other stories, because even when the group was all together, moscow still said that we are the

younger brother, that kyiv is the younger sister, the younger brother, well, that is, i heard different stories, that is, not only that it is the russian federation. she always oppressed ukraine, arranged an artificial famine, although this was possible to prevent the same. by the way, as well as the blockade of leningrad. this was simply the policy of this under-empire to arrange a famine and make the conditions as bad as possible for the existence of the people of the ukrainian people as a whole. for example, if we talk about leaving the blockade and returning to ukraine before the famine and everything of what happened here even during the second soviet war, to create the worst and most difficult conditions in order to suppress ukrainian culture in order to tell us that we are not worthy to live a nice and classy life

unworthy of their own thoughts and statements, unworthy of life and existence as a nation, that's why all these stories are about the union that we are supposed to be brothers, that we are together, this is bullshit, it is not true and only people who do not have critical thinking, who did not have critical thinking at that time they believed and ate these stories when we came to the crimea, even there dad arranged for us to speak ukrainian once a week we made fun of him, dad said well, what kind of nonsense is this, well, that is, it was funny for the children to see dad in full seriousness tells everything and then i appreciated it and it's a very cool tradition and now i'm grateful to my father for it and tell me , please, are you talking like that about the total propaganda that russia has imposed on us for many years, in particular, these theses methods about the younger sister of the younger brother and so on about

this whole story. when did all this understanding come to you about which you just told me? sociological survey when done on on the streets, i am a resident of crimea who grew up there, and in principle, i could give in to the slander that was constantly circulating there, these fifth colonies, news, mood, but inside me there was something like mistrust, mistrust. so, when the russians came to us for vacation in the summer. well, if peter is , after all, the intelligentsia, and when families from peter lived there, resting in an apartment, it was still possible to somehow accept them. well, they were more or less adequate, but all the others, well, in the literal sense, somehow morally rubbed their feet against the crimeans in ago

it makes sense that we come to you, we pay you money , so please shut your mouth and pray to us as if to the gods that we bring you all this and you have to live for something, well, it can't be like that. okay, you bring us these funds, but we... in return, we give you housing, delicious food, safety, care, and all these well, let's say even all these crimean parties, to which all people from all over russia gathered, this kazantype this it was generally such a republic of kazantype where there were a lot of people from different countries and after all that, after all those emotions which they received in the crimea, telling us that we give you money, that's why you have to kiss our

ass , well, i'm sorry, i just have such rhetoric. russian and ukrainian, and now in my life i speak both russian and ukrainian, that is, there is instagram, he came to the ukrainian language, that this is an example of how we should now support our culture, our country . culture if we do not nurture it its native language will simply disappear in poland, they speak the polish language when this moment happened here is this one well, look at my posts on instagram, i had posts in both ukrainian and russian just now just now this is such a principled position when the full-scale invasion began and we we must remember that the war has not been going on since february 24, it has been going on since the 14th year. yes, it is just now such a principled position. show an example . you did not think

about this principled position until then after the 14th year. well, first of all in the 13th year, i constantly went to the soldiers with volunteers with concerts to military units, and we were both in the east and in shiroki. i did not have a transformation. i always went to the soldiers starting from this 14th year, and then i was told a very strange thing like this like why are you going there - it doesn't look good at a concert, there are no cranes, the stage is like that for a minute, i don't go there for glamor or the screen and the stage, the fighters need support so that they understand that they are with the people, and then i wanted to just spit in face to these people, but i am a polite girl and i restrained myself so as not to say any harsh words to them, now i would say, i would say in vain that i was silent then and so i leveled it all, and i can still

say that now and i think that should be even some such program at the state level, so that ukrainian artists would constantly travel to this part and support the soldiers. well, so that the soldiers understand that they , together with the people, need them, are waiting for them, love them, appreciate and respect them, as it is in america, in america, it is an honor to do something for the military. i even know such cases when citizens see military personnel in papa at a restaurant in a cafe and they treat them to lunch there, coffee or something. i was at the airport, there is a 20% discount for military personnel on books. and this is everywhere in america, wherever you go, you constantly feel that we have a military and they are very cool, and the state and the people are with them, and we support them as much as we can, let's return to the issue of language, i see you in the comments some objections about the fact that after the 14th year, you still

had songs from time to time in russian and what did you answer now, after february 24, your position became radical regarding the language, i considered it necessary to release it so that it would live. now i have such a rejection and, uhmm, a lack of acceptance that if something comes to me there, i will not this is how to do it in russian and then this song came to me with these chords. i went through a painful breakup with my husband. it was very painful for me and i went to the piano in 10 minutes and wrote this song in 10 minutes. i really wanted her to live it that was mine sublimation into the work of my pain and regret. i just see another throwback there, it's like this, it's an attempt, all the children are on two chairs. well, i'm not reading the hater's

comments, eh, in this sense, the size of the cut, how do you read, and i don't even remember all that haterism let people write. i believe that words are one thing and actions and deeds are another. let people judge me. i am not ashamed of myself for my actions. spacious er like you do you perceive it as necessary now, well , this situation has now reached such a point of no return and we do not have the right to return everything to the way it was before those terrifying days, to the death of thousands of ukrainians, and we simply do not have the right to take a step back, so the normal law, i will tell you even more that when you listen to arctic and asti and others like him on the territory of ukraine, you pay royal , you pay taxes for

listening to this content, and the money for this content goes back to russia to these artists back to the russian treasury. if you say so globally, then ukrainians are killed for this money. in other words, this is such a small step that you should think about, the same applies to equestrian content, any content that we consume on the territory of ukraine, but it is russian. and we pay them money, then these funds are converted into death, so if we are not talking about royalties in this situation, for example , let's imagine, let's simulate the situation, you are walking down the street right now, which is very often, in principle, i observe and uh, some street musician sings a russian song why is it conditional? i am a soldier, you know, it is quite a

popular song, you would have scored a comment. i know a lot of ukrainian artists in our country , even back in those days when they were not supported, that is, the situation is better now, that is why we cannot abstract and forget all these years that lived next to this neighbor, this is not a selective process, these songs that we know, well, because since soviet times, everyone has been speaking the same language. but, again, it shouldn't be like that, and uh, these are the times when a new formation is growing up, and it's entirely in their hands not to sing on the street. i'm a soldier, in their hands, to sing on streets there night what a moonlight or red viburnum or a bunch of different ukrainian songs there i love oh in the

cherry well there nightingale was chirping it's cool to walk down the street and listen as if to the guitar who sings this song uh from our our older generation we can't do this let's demand too to be honest, it is now the choice of each person, but the youth and the new generation, they already see oh, this is all fear , they already understand what they should sing, what they should consume and where to say no well, if a young guy sang this song, would they notice b or not, would they say something no, i'm not like that do i do not do this if i approach each guy and do this i will spend uh time and energy better i will spend time on my creativity and my creativity by my example and with the help of joint publicity i

will give others an example i.e. it is better to concentrate i will do more on this. if i, on my part, will encourage you to constantly do this, set an example and act . with my example, he will think and think, but really, why am i going to do something else, this is what i mean about big things, well, actually, you, we are writing an interview at the moment when you literally returned from with well from the zone combat operations and you do a lot of volunteering, and you collect i saw there for cars and for medical equipment, some tools, so what project is it currently

the largest, how many do you think you are implementing and how many , what scale did you manage to implement? you can be proud of your own ukraine. i took the position that i will not leave the country, that my place is here with the people, with the country, especially in such difficult times. at most, i went to america in order to raise funds for charity concerts. we collected more than 4.5 million hryvnias, which were transferred to children's funds, to aid funds to the wounded and also to the armed forces of ukraine. we need a thing with the help of which all the debris can be seen during the operation, one such table costs 100,000 dollars, well, it is not a high

amount. people have already given everything, but we still collected a part of these funds for these x-ray tables, we wanted to collect half a million dollars collected a little less. recently, i gave a concert in dnipro, bartolomeo, and thanks to this concert, we also collected more than uah 65,000 for the national team, thanks to which we organized a holiday for the children and fully covered all communal debts. the concert in mukachevo was also in support of the 105th battalion of the 63rd of the 65th mechanized brigade e in order for them to have a car because a car is in the war - it is here now and tomorrow it will be gone, a shell hit and that's all, and these drones are constantly needed, more cars when i went to america for public concerts, i had more my charity solo concerts, for example, in washington, ah, hmm, now let’s count, they collected about 300,000 uah, and i sent these funds to

a volunteer who was involved in helping the azov unit, that is, these funds were completely gone. also, i was in the den at a solo concert in america and the denver community of ukrainians gave me personally funds for the azov residents to help. i came to kyiv and i met with the sister of one of the azov residents. i gave her all these funds, which will go, i think, to the support of the captured and wounded and to some legal aspects because they really need it now and well, i don't stop, i'm constantly going somewhere, i'm collecting something, so we came back literally yesterday, i came back from concerts for fighters, there were hot spots, i won't name the artists who refused to go there because it's scary, well, again

i still have the same opinion, if he is a popular artist, it is not because he was given this title in the office on the sidelines and clapped in the palm of his hand, he is popular, like our president volodymyr zelensky, who did not leave, who stayed in the country, he is the people's president - he is a person who is with the people, artists are also a person who should be with the people, and i want to show the fighters that i am not afraid, although i am afraid, because the cities in which we were in are flying in. these cities are divided into sectors by orcs and then three to four to five shells arrive every day and there are concerts there, so if there is an air raid, everything ends and you have to go to the bomb shelter, so i'm scared, but soldiers are fighting for us, i have no right to be afraid, that's the kind of politics they published and a photo in which the glass in the car is broken into pieces, so on this glass, this

was not a moment after which i would like to say that i could not sit in this place . he could not become critical in such a way that he would also start to be afraid. as some artists said, well , i i could sleep in kyiv. of course, it’s scary . i lived in kyiv all the time during active hostilities near kyiv. i went out in the morning. i counted the explosions. i counted 21 explosions one morning and stopped doing them because they continued . i was very scared when to visit us in pechersk something flew in at night and delayed the house, delayed the glass trembled, and for another hour we were on the knees, and i was just all wet from that fear , all my t-shirt, the clothes in which i ran out into the corridor with my sister, my niece, i was very scared, but everyone is scared but we have to fight

in this. i consider our indomitability of ukrainians that despite the fear, despite the darkness that is closing in on us, we all have strength and there is light and i will go to the light as long as my heart beats and my dad is in kharkiv to me he is also afraid for him operates and constantly flies there kharkiv in general well, now there is no security there, something is constantly flying there from different areas. i feel very sorry for all the people who live under these shellings, well, it's terrible."

tell me, please, if you had the opportunity, colleagues who refuse to go to support our military, say something or somehow argue, that moment, the fact that something needs to be done for our country, for our military, so that you said that there are different perceptions of reality, but the artist, in my opinion it is the person who should lead, who has the strength and should set an example, so i want ukrainian artists to lead, be brave and be united with their people and their fighters and

support them, thank you very much, only united together we will win, that's the only way we will win, we will win, we will win bristles news together we are strong unconquered cities of ukraine lviv is a city where more than 2,000 historical architectural and cultural monuments have been preserved, its center belongs to the unesco world cultural heritage here at the monastery of st. onuphrius 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 the ukrainian insurgent army tried to take control of the city, but the reds seized power, despite the repression, lviv residents continued to fight today, all roads lead to lviv even angelina jolie did not miss him, he became a second home for thousands of ukrainians, he gives the soviet a ton of humanitarian goods and even under missile strikes continues to work for victory in lviv undefeated in motion creates doppelgangers, a useful chat in which we use on our phones, how can you confuse a real bot with an enemy, they are distinguished barely noticeable signs for eva letter, an extra symbol, some errors are verified and have such a mark, but i will leave them all to check the chatbot, it’s just a state database of bodi on the website dovidka.info

enter the name or link here, get the result, if yours is missing, there will be a message about this cyber police, you are going to deceive the enemy. who said that war is a man's business, the nation will win. meet the paramedic mila makarova . she studied at the american course of combat medics since the 14th year, raising the standards of combat medicine to the world level with such angels on the battlefield you save the whole world warriors will definitely return with victory here is my place glory to heroes glory to heroines we will rebel we will bind up we will win bristles news together we are strong