about it, of course, there is no definite certainty as to what it is, well, besides, the shells, because there may be the same most advanced excalibur , you know, older versions of the m-712 type, which were produced there back in the 80s, there may be a third version what will they give us there, conditionally speaking, a thousand sets of nozzles to turn an ordinary outfit of the mock-up of the standard into a controlled one. and what can be done, we can also be helped by artillery shells, but roughly speaking, if we have the opportunity instead of destroying one the target is there and shoot 15 projectiles, so destroy one target with one projectile, well, this qualitatively increases our ability to fight against the rechists . but regarding these exercises that

are taking place in belarus, it means from what i read that they are currently practicing, well, russian pilots have arrived, and russian soldiers continue to arrive on the territory of belarus as usual by passenger trains, as it was before the invasion on february 24, and the russian things that are now arriving in belarus, they are practicing landings , it is clear that i don’t know where they are. they are thinking of landing. please tell me to what extent the probability or possibility of this offensive is increasing. i will add once again that now even the civilians of kyiv are undergoing military training, and tactical medicine is being prepared so that in the event of an offensive people could give resistance, and the second is that our troops are now in the north. by the way, today i was doing a general inspection. they are setting up engineering structures to strengthen the position. we need to set up

certain engineering structures, please. to make approximately such an option, we have already managed to get scared of belarusian saboteurs, the capital has even already sent a film, targeting measures are provided for this threat, and the belarusians themselves have only they began intensively preparing the same thing. well, about their saboteurs, because if you look at the measures of this combat training, well, jumping from a helicopter in groups of nine people. well, it's not obvious that the format of this activity of intelligence sabotage groups is supposed to be there, there is shooting from the underbarrel grenade launchers that are attached to the kalashnikov assault rifle. well, there is also something like that, it is similar, why, how did they start there, of course . the question arises here. why are the belarusians calling on some russian helicopter pilots to flew helicopters when the belarusian

military jumps out there, of course, it is a good question, but maybe the belarusians simply do not have enough flight personnel. so, let's still clarify that in reality, on the eve of the invasion, the russian military was transported to belarus by train, only there were specialized silos there. now the russian military still comes as passengers of ordinary passenger trains, they can simply be calculated based on the tickets they took, that is, fortunately, they are not like that you know, the transfer of goods in such large quantities that there were before the start of the war, well , accordingly, the enemy himself is already starting to shout the pace that we are already starting to be more ready for this. yes, on a larger level, we are ready for their threat, which they have not yet created, but it is obvious that belarusian saboteurs are not to be feared in the capital so far, the armed forces of ukraine will obviously be able to deal with such a threat, but i just want to understand also the point that they said that the

enemy will simply be forced to take after lysychansk the so-called operational pause well, it seems that putin also said that they need to rest there, he gave two two two generals some kind of command and, nevertheless , today we included people from the front, in particular, fighters, and they say that, well, shelling how they are going so they are going you yourself say that at once several to several directions are continuing offensive attempts and they are quite serious. this is how to explain it all. traditional russian treachery. we had a similar situation when putin announced on camera in april that it was necessary to stop the assault on the growth there. the stormtroopers got tired, and after that everything went much more violently, even the sieves began to throw three-ton bombs at zastavlya. well, those are roughly the same tactics, but it is obvious that the master of the kremlin also thinks that if he does this again, he will be treacherous. maybe he will

reach again . there is some success in a certain area , but the russian army of the sample of the beginning of july 2022 is in an order of magnitude worse than the russian army of the beginning of april 2022 ago. well, on the one hand, the russians show traditional treachery on the other hand, but they are beginning to bring themselves to the logical, let's say, logical expenditure of the group's offensive potential, concentrated in the east of ukraine, let's call it yes, dmitry medvedev, i know, the chairman of the security council of the russian federation declares that now russia is treated like the soviet union. well, for sure it 's because lavrov was given to him at the ball by the ball, well, obviously they may have some feelings, hmm, i don't know, they're happy with the fact that they're finally behind a different curtain . well, unfortunately, there's no more opportunity to put i just wanted to ask a question. next time, thank you, thank you. thank you very much. ivan

kyrychevskyi, a military expert from defense express, was in touch with us, and now it's andriyova's topic, well, ours is a common one, but andriy. just now, i really wanted to ask you a question too. malkovich, poet, publisher , founder, owner and the editor-in-chief of the ababagalamaga publishing house, a laureate of the shevchenko prize of ukraine, and what is with us, mr. ivan well, now it should be like this, we are talking, i will now tell you what we are talking about now, so far, how do you know the parliament was voted for three such laws, why were they adopted by a constitutional majority of 300 or so votes and on the liberation of the informational informational cultural space from the influence of russia and the russian world, and actually one of them related to music, to prohibit public listening to russian music, and so on. and in principle, the president has already signed this law zelenskyi and this is already the law. but the other two draft laws, 6287 and 74,59, still remain, as it were

, in the state of draft laws, although according to our legislation, the president of ukraine has 15 days to do so to sign any law that is voted by the majority, and here in general it is about the fact that more than 300 people are a constitutional majority. this is not enough to give a veto, for example, and these two laws relate specifically to books, to prohibit the sale of russian books in ukraine, even in the ukrainian language, if they printed in the russian federation, the president does not sign any more than that, the minister of specialized culture tkachenko tkachenko also says that he calls on president zelensky to put this law in the classroom and ivan malkovich, ukrainian publisher, poet, founder , owner and non-editor of the baba galamaga publishing house, speaks of the shevchenko prize p. ivan good day good day good musician in the past but that's not the

word, why doesn't the president sign this law, which i think is very necessary, that is, what's the difference yesterday something was signed by some one me did you hear or not, look, it was signed there that those books are good that sell ukrainian-language products, they receive compensation for the rent of their premises, that's for sure, that's right, and about that, i don't, i don't no, i didn't hear that they signed it. well, in general, it means that something is signed there, but i am not. well, unfortunately, because i was so caught, they signed something. i'm just going to go to the president's website, maybe let's check. and i was inviting how much important in general, certainly important law, it would be the most important possible law for ukrainian book publishing during all times

of independence, because we in our country had to fight against russian literature with the same russian books, that is, when we published some vowels of the world writers of the world, like harry potter there or roald dahl, we had to fight here with these russian-language versions, despite the fact that ours were considered as if, in the harry potter world, the translation is better and the covers are more interesting, and joan rowling is very similar to them we are treated well and we are cheaper, so much cheaper anyway, there were many people in ukraine, it would be better to be raped eh, they didn’t live in a ukrainized country, and they uh, what a russian book, well, such and such inertia, of course, uh, what

many people bought more in ukrainian, but that's all one thing is wrong, and we called, er. i remember that when yushchenko came to power and already, er, we didn't imagine that this law would be adopted . i didn’t even dream of accepting it back then, but at least the russian book would have some kind of tax there, so that it would be more expensive here, so that the translations, which i already have in ukrainian, would not be duplicated , so that they would be registered somewhere, but the visa is still there. i honestly hoped that if there were more than 300 votes, because there are many of them well, there are not many ukrainians, but this is how they voted for

this law. the impression is that they themselves did not realize what they were voting for, and it was joyful, it seemed that everything is ready, and here it is. stop. i cannot find confirmation that the president has already signed . various organizations are contacting him and this is all there, what minister tkachenko also addressed to them, and i already said about it. in fact, this law 74:59 on the ban on the import of russian and belarusian books was still adopted on june 19, that is, it has already passed, well , on the website of the verkhovna rada from 20.06, it was sent for the signature of the president for his so to speak. i have the data of this document on the website of the president of ukraine. well, i can't find anything now. i think that in any case, if it had been signed, it would have been known because, well, the influence i heard yesterday that one by one, some law was signed, you understand, but i didn’t find out what it was. well, tkachenko explains

that he is proposing to save this law to the president in order to make it even tougher and prohibit the import of books in any language if they are printed in russia in belarus. such some moment well, he is still not clear a-ah and i'm sorry, unfortunately i'm not a deputy t and and and well, i don't know whether it's like how it was finally accepted, but about the fact that it would be an extremely important law - this is it unequivocally i would mr. ivanychi, you know what i asked about, well, first of all, from the new academic year, russian writers and poets will not be studied in schools at all. well, i don’t know yet about the fact that they will be studied in ukrainian translation well, i don't think so, but in any case it is a whole layer of literature just disappears. at the same time,

another class of literature appears, which i think will be needed by high school and high school and junior high school students, uh, a lot of foreign literature will be needed, and here the question arises, which one, and again it is a very debatable question. andriy, today we were talking about the fact that we have a lot of translated literature, e. it's not my modern one, i'll read it in russian, but what should i do? i have to be in the context, i'm a literary critic, a writer, it's just a book, luke was a bookworm, so to speak, and i need to know all this. i'm not going to wait until they translate it like that ot how are you doing with the fact that you are now actively translating more foreign literature that will be needed for schoolchildren for schoolchildren and how much of a problem is the question, that is, how many percent, in principle, if we say so approximately, well, you have your own branch of children's literature and how many percent of such there is applied literature and what a huge amount of work

to make it, please, well, i don't know that. literature is fiction. and i said, for example, we mean children's literature. they will be . yes, and what is offered is translated. great o grom work it is clear that how now people know well at least the english language if it is english-language literature then someone can read it in the original but i think that this lagoon will be filled quickly here there is no uh any drama well let people who are needed well let there be more year two well, if they are available there are russian-speakers and they can today well no no no there is no uh-uh problem in this since if necessary , the ukrainian book publishing house will strain and it

will all be filled, the main thing is that this law is adopted, look even now uh-uh how we have book publishing uh what a wide range. we have, you know, nonfiction, and engineering, economics, and well. well, there are already many books and many publishing houses, which are smaller, which specialize in this, on these translations, and a little bit of medicine. it is clear. what else is wrong ? a lot like how uh-uh in the same russia it is you know, after all, it’s a whole empire and there were a lot of ukrainians who worked there who translated into russian , this is very sad, and they translated very well, and i heard that there was one translator who translated very well into russian, well,

he felt a rush of patriotism and said that he will no longer translate into russian, but i am not sure that he will translate into ukrainian, i will say so after all, i was right, indeed the president signed law number 62 87, which was adopted on june 19, it provides that the state from next year will compensate the rental expenses of bookstores that sell books in the ukrainian language, and here is the second law, which we talked about more importantly, this law number 7459, the president has not signed it yet. well, we hope so. thank you very much . there were a lot of people's approvals and there were about 5000 something there, there were a lot of missteps by the president to take a pen and sign it makes no sense to support russian business in ukraine and how better i don't understand which

what obstacles can there be? i am not very grateful. thank you very much and to malkovych. the poet appears to be the founder , owner and chief editor of the babagalamag production and laureate of the shevchenko prize . thank you very much. well, we have another guest. that's how i understand roman bezsmertnyy in the constitution of ukraine, a representative in the political subgroup at the minsk people's talks, a deputy of ukraine for four convocations. well, he was also at the word of ukraine in belarus. roman, we congratulate you. good day, gentlemen. well, today we already talked about belarus, and you know it worries us more and more. every day i would like to, but i would like not to start with belarus, if it is possible andrii about belarus or because i know today i read such insider information and you are a person which monitors everything and you know exactly where it is true and where it is simply called insider information, but

it is not confirmed by anything, which means that it is alleged that the prime minister of the russian federation mishustin called the european union and had contacts about the fact that and how to cancel sanctions if there will be after putin, but here is russia without putin. maybe i will cooperate, they say that later i did not hear about this call, that kiriyenko knew about this call, but he allegedly did not tell putin that this coalition, so to speak, of so-called doves or liberals, which includes crimea the coalition to which imishustin is a member, that is, he is not a hawk and he is against the fact that the war allegedly lasts so long . this is how it works. do you know anything about this? do you remember wolff, there was such a nazi general, which period of the second world war, according to himmler's decision, he was directed to negotiations

with elen dalis, who was a representative of the state department of the united states of america. and after the war, he headed the central intelligence agency. this operation of general wolf ended in nothing, and i can tell you that recently it is more and more often, and some officials are called who, uh, try to carry out such things, but in today's world, i can tell you to say that well, starting with the head of the department in any department of any state, everyone perfectly understands that to carry out such communications by telephone or electronic communication means that you immediately hand over information, well, if not to the enemy, then at least to your competitor, so it is unlikely that such a call took place but the fact that the sounding of such a similar operation by general wolf

is being carried out is known, and such a role in russia was already performed by individual businessmen with well-known names of politicians a-a a-a representatives of the special service and so further, how much is this the action of the competitors of president putin, i have huge doubts. why , because ah, this whole clique of putin acts as a terrorist organization, because i have already repeated more than once during the decades of being in power, and the team which can be called or this gang of putin, it has not changed in its composition, that is, certain changes are taking place, but it is obvious that there is some internal code, it is more like such a gangster code of such a terrorist

group, and this group uh well, sometimes it shocks with its stability and well, probably beastly, i would say so completely these people, despite the fact that the leader allows himself to be humiliated. well, you could see it in various meetings when he humiliated naryshkin. but the same thing with mishustin, not once i don't say anymore there in relation to medvedev in the previous president and prime minister. that is , it is very inherent in this er russian gang that today captured the kremlin and terrorizes er russians and the whole world in the continuation of this topic , if we allow them, we understand that there is putin all the same, he looks at the maps in front of him and he understands that active hostilities are very

active, we are talking about it and it will remain for several months, well, most likely, or we should then, i don’t know , announce some kind of general mobilization there, i don’t know, use nuclear weapons, well, something to do a and there is a risk show ukraine that he will not be able to advance further and i a risk that ukraine will be able to advance instead by taking the occupied territories what options does he have for what he hopes that we what should we expect in the near future well actually here everything is as simple as clausewitz’s book, which is called about war, and all the scenarios of his actions have already been described in their time by classics who studied war, so he actually has from a-a tactics of exhausting the enemy to tactics of capturing large of smaller, larger territories, the introduction of the negotiation process a-a, that is, he

actually has this range of actions, eh, very wide, and in fact, from the point of view of military tactics, eh, and the one that was also described by the trendephiles, ordians , and clausevites, he has several possible options here, it is very important that the ukrainian side is ready for development, because ah, you see how we pay attention to the north, then to the northeast, then to the southeast, that's why we remember that there is transnistria, then we pay attention to that that here belarus is threatening poland and if someone thinks that this is a folk art over there lukashenka is it somehow that i am her there er from transnistria he is deeply mistaken all these things are a kind of tugging puppets er in the kremlin because well, remember how last week did everyone rush and what is happening there in

kazakhstani a-a and so on, that's why in fact this whole terrorist organization is very competent in this toolkit, and it cannot be underestimated in any way. it must be understood. it must be read and it must be realized that the onset of cold weather is for what is called russian by the army. this is simply one of the conditions of conducting hostilities , because turn the situation back five months and remember how they said that now it is cold but the ground is frozen, but if it gets warmer, the ground will melt and the tanks will not go. well, we left when the ground placed it and it was visible how they were drowning in the swamps there but they left, so in this situation i would look at the behavior of the kremlin's tactics well

, what about the fact that and what can't be, you will be that year in reality. therefore, you need to be ready for any what is the development of events in this situation, first of all, secondly, it is obvious that the last speech delivered by that kremlin leader said that he is very nervous, but that he currently has the opportunity to increase the pressure and increase not only with the point of view of the power component of the topic that are heard in the world today, it is also possible there, uh, some kind of separate dialogue is not excluded, and you see that in one country, then in the other, such pro-duperants of desire with uh, the kremlin leader, something there, shashli, some kind of driving, i am not talking about that that today the position of individual countries such as india and china is still clear, it

will not be decided to say whose side they are on, it is now very difficult to say that yes, but that's why, in this situation, i would still allow myself to advise the political leadership of ukraine the military but it knows what needs to be done, after all, to predict and be ready for several developments, why am i emphasizing the political component, because no matter what brilliant art the military possesses, and war, the army is the tools for the implementation of politics, and well it is possible to quote from those whom i have already named from others. they will always tell you that if the politicians have not defined a clear goal, the motivation of the armed forces is very difficult . that is the advantage of ukraine now in the fact that the action of the ukrainian army of the ukrainian soldier is

motivated motivated by the protection of the overall integrity of sovereignty at the end of his family his family his life and so on, but it is necessary to understand that from the point of view of the motivation of the army and even the classics talked about the fact that a-a one of such key hmm motives there is a seizure of the territory, it is just a robbery of this territory, well , what we are watching with you will continue for more than four months, i would like to end it beautifully. received from the g20 lavrov at the ball, when did this happen at all and what does this mean , that is, now he will not go anywhere else and does it make sense for putin to go to the summit in the fall? - this is when the previous president obama at dinner, when they

sat down at the table, he kissed everyone. by the way, who did he not kiss, it was the prime minister of japan, but he seemed to make a move in the direction of putin and then stopped his e glass and it was visible how e-e putin fell under earth but understand, it is such an evil thing as all these laurels of putin and all those who are in this company for them it means absolutely nothing, they understood what they were going for and they are well aware that they have long, long ago not belonged to those to whom they will to shake hands with whom they will greet, they would be happy to send them, only that the protocol does not allow to do thank you very much roman bezsmertny diplomat this is the former ambassador of ukraine to belarus, people's deputy of ukraine for four convocations andriy i also wanted to ask a question, that is, in fact i don't have time. thank you very much. it's normal. that's why i

left literally a minute, and andrii and i will come up with the results. well, it's as if i told you everything . 000 votes, well, for espresso. it’s clear. and what about earlier and now they collected a petition so that the president would consider the legalization of same-sex marriages, well , the topic is in principle . responsibilities he does that, but there is such a motivation that now there is a war, people live in them, but today you live tomorrow, you don't know, let people be happy, just, well, for example, i think that a person should be in order for there to be a survey. recently, i watched what no, not half less, but it seems that more of the respondents there, relatively speaking, 40 for 35 against, were in favor of

allowing e-e communities, well, there, that is, civil marriages, civil marriages there, not in the church. clearly, and without the right to adopt. this is a question of becoming. it in fact, it’s not well studied, because there is still not enough data, but here i agree, listen, we have, well , in any case, this topic will be continued at some point. i think in the near future, because the president will be there, we will consider. for these three hours , andrei will see you tomorrow earlier, i'll see you later, well , now you've already waited for him melnyk, the most important news as of this hour, she'll tell us, but she's not, please . by us