hm, i don't quite see. now, in principle, what kind of dialogue can there be with a person who has a russian passport in his pocket, well, it's the same as having a passport of nazi germany in his pocket, that is, if you still have n't handed in this passport, if you haven't given it up , obviously you identify yourself somehow and connects that behind this monstrous entity called the russian federation and you can be a thousand times a liberal, you can be a thousand times an opponent of putin, but that's all, all the same, possibilities, possibilities, possibilities to justify the evil that you are talking about, because it is different. well, you understand that it is not putin who is killing ukrainians, raping ukrainian women, but ordinary russian guys who have russian passports in their hands , who may also be before the war, before participating in this war. maybe they came to ukraine. maybe they were interested in ukraine, perhaps they did not listen to some of our music. and they may not have personally had anything against ukraine, but they took up arms

, entered the territory of ukraine and began to engage in looting, hooliganism and committing military acts crimes, let's call a spade a spade, and that's why the train did it personally and just dumped everything on him and said that putin is bad and we didn't understand the investigation to the end, everything is completely clear in my opinion, it became my opinion since february 24, no questions about what today's russian society should not exist. and what we will try to actually install is some kind of understanding with russia. precisely through the cultural sphere, well , obviously, again, you know. we return to the question that culture is on the one hand the cultural sphere in general yes, on the one hand, it is the most defenseless yes, it is simply defenseless , the most fragile, especially in conditions of war, and on the other hand, due to its universality , it can connect many people even where there is no politics, where there is no russian gas of russian energy carriers, and it is given, relatively speaking , by people with musical instruments, or people who write books, they will try to immerse themselves further

, they will try to search for compromises, which will very often be based on a subconscious desire just the capitulation of ukraine and then the final question, so we talked now about russia and russian society, how do you see ukrainian society, how did it change after february 24 and what will it be like? that is, we cannot plan there, but what positive or negative changes do you see that we will inherit after the victory, it seems to me that you somehow know how to draw a conclusion too early , because the war is in full swing, and i also understand that you and i are sitting and talking, this is the time, you are just fighting fiercely, and that is, it is not a pause, it is not truce and somehow for the time being summing up the results of the game, but what i see on the one hand definitely means there are some demonstrations. how strong are the ukrainians, how united and responsible can they be, how the ukrainians united in the first week and to this day they simply hold this wave a wave of support a wave of resistance i think this testifies to the society very very

revealingly and testifies very positively and on the other hand it listens to us well today we can already say that the society is incredibly traumatized and stressed and that it will be difficult to say with all this, but we should be ready for it, that is, even if the war ends tomorrow, we all still have a lot of work ahead of us, another thing is that this work should not bother us, it should rather motivate us to tire and somehow give us strength. thank you e- let me remind you that serhiy zhadan was our guest today, he is a ukrainian writer, musician , poet, and we talked about myths, we talked about the armed struggle, the cultural struggle, i remind you to support serhiy's volunteer activities you can go to his pages in social

networks. the enemy fired at seven more employees at dawn, and a splinter entered my heart. i am lucky that i survived after such a situation. at first, the border guard was operated on in the chernihiv hospital, and then he was sent to kyiv to remove a fragment from the man's heart, the doctors wondered how viktor managed to survive, to which he replied, you need to live, you still need to serve , the story of a man with an indomitable fighting spirit,

i didn't want to leave my donbas, because i lived there for 48 years. to stay with me, my brother left, he went away so much earlier, eh, he sought this all the way that he liked it, i think it’s okay, they moved here , they brought their parents here, and we are here, well, i ca n’t tell you how happy it was. why are we all together?

the president of russia announced a military operation in ukraine, which will not change in the capital and the kyiv region. at 5 a.m., you can hear the explosion of the formation of zelensky . through the fence to the neighbors, old women and children were tortured and killed here, we did not remove bodies from the street for a week, and trying to save human remains from hungry dogs became

a feat.

something now, oleg, where are they still in the basement somewhere? maybe he will come out of the hospital and decide what to do with them. in 2014, war came to ukraine, russia annexed crimea and, concealing its presence, began its war in the donbass. ukraine lost territories and tens of thousands of soldiers. they took expensive weapons to defend ukrainian land hundreds of thousands of ukrainian families were forced to leave their homes they didn't want

russian passports and they didn't want to go to russia you can only live in ukraine son says i'll take you here youtube we bought there we sold a house here they bought, the elder son helped us to buy, they got married, they got married , the children appeared, they lived very well, well, oleg, they were friend after friend. what did they love, that they loved each other, they loved each other in a sentence, my son in the world, my eldest son, matvii, your

my wife, margarita alegona, with pickled meat, he said a lot he is very similar to grandfather, our grandfather came from the war that year, he was still in good health, the cap really pulled them out of that world, they were operated on, everything went fine and terminator 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

24 february 2022 at the gostomel airport the russian landing force is landing, and the troops of the russian federation are launching an attack on kyiv from the territory of belarus. there were 54 separate mechanized brigades in the structure of the medical company. i was the senior assemblyman. i knew with my brain that it would happen, but if i didn’t believe in the course of action with my heart, i didn’t want to believe that it could happen. there are difficult times of despair, there are times when you are

doing well and for faith in god, people forget, but it happens when you are under fire, when you are sitting in the basement , it is very easy to pray, to gather people for prayer was unreal because they were being fired upon, and it is simply putting people in danger the last time we just happened to be a memorial day, memorial saturday, february 26, we had a service and even on the broadcast you could hear explosions as the walls of the temple shook, that's why it was very dangerous to gather people and we didn't hold a service after that. well, the morning of the 27th well the first column arrived on the radio, it was very beautiful,

i was in a good mood, i am making scrambled eggs, but now we will have breakfast and we are just starting to have a lot of fun here, everything in the village is shooting, here is the first column. probably the scouts were the first to destroy all our barricades along vitai street. in the morning, here already on pushkinsky, this is where you drove in. you were already walking. to hide because the battle is about 200-250 meters from my house. how did they come? on february 27, a column of russian military equipment was destroyed on station street in buchi

. i forgot that it would last for a few more days. when it was quiet, calm down, we went upstairs from the basement. mom and dad were on the first floor. they couldn’t stay there. but mom was constantly with my father to ask for the opportunity. they are in the basement. father is older. he sat in the basement for eight days and wrote on a laptop. i love ukraine very much. the russians are hot on us, i hate them, he writes if i was 18 years old i left to defend my

ukraine, and i'm only nine years old, i can't defend it anymore well, i love it very, very much, and ukraine like that, he wrote, let's raise the ukrainian flag over the city on march 3 in buchi, near the city council, they will raise the ukrainian flag, and already on march 4, the russian military is in the city, they hide their equipment in the yards of private houses and under high -rise buildings. on march 5, it was so quiet in the morning. closed and rita reaches the gate and says mom, well, for now , otak didn't tell me, and i didn't say goodbye. i was in such shock that i knocked and even said goodbye. she and her match-in-law got together, we had to go

, it was mentally impossible to be there, and well, brother, i also have an integral, well, not too, not sweet. in the forest, it’s very much a creation if we had a brother. you can hear the sound of all kinds of shots. the arrow will be so hard with us there that it will be a shoe and it is necessary far away, right at the intersection of everything, where they are with the lord from the airport, and he gathered , they were seven in the morning. we were already standing and the children were gathered . everything is fine. they are moving to

varshavka and here i already understand her. i say what i see, she says utem in front and something, someone is standing on the road. i say turn around began to shout and as soon as he shouted and she already started to shout more than anything this is already the second third postino and so on and so on and everything and not with them with them the communication was renumbered the neighbors stopped and immediately the shelling began without a preliminary shot no conversations about anything started immediately the shooting of the children. i understood that they were killed immediately. i had time to look at the children. they were already lying dead. the answer was that we

bought this car for him. it was like that, without a film, without anything, the light of the children in the back. i could see her family in the front. she was an aquarium in the car. i understand that you could see that they were sitting, uh, peaceful. people there , i couldn’t need it or the area. it started to descend on the ground. they were wintering. they hung around. i went down to the ground. i completely fell down. the trees mean people came to me. a man came to me and the spring began to be filmed. he found me in the car in the neighbors ’ house. i'm something, here he went to look

for help, well, after some time , two more people appeared, two guys. at that moment, a car was just coming, the guys stopped me, a man, and put me in the back seat. it's time we don't run up with a spheric, but i see that there is such a situation when very gut well, this is already the operating room. well, thank you, it was not. he was alive, he opened the door as if to get out, and there some man saw him and helped him and pulled him away from a tree, there it was under a tree and then we are also looking for this man who helped us, we want to find those who are grateful already. what is it that

he saved my son and only he pulled him away and the car caught fire with the children since march 5. bucha is under occupation every week people will try to leave and green corridors will work only a few times, there were a lot of cars shot, those people who tried to escape from the war gathered their families, tried to evacuate themselves and all of them, well, the vast majority

were shot. fourth, fifth, have they already come here for a long time, very, very many stories, many tragedies, well, bucha suffered a lot there, giving an assessment, you know, gostomel has become more of a passing city for them, irpin eh some, some, to a large extent stopped them, but in bucha, they were already trying so hard to sit down, you didn't stop them, you were there, a pregnant woman, a child, a civilian, or whoever, it didn't stop them at all, those white bandages just didn't stop them, they didn't like your face, they didn't like your movement have you been shot? all the news about occupied buchi will appear occasionally. there is no light, gas, or water supply in the city. the brutal terror is winning in

two desperate attempts to survive in basements, storage rooms, on the way to water or to relatives, well, they don’t have the geneva convention is working, all this is complete on their terms well, that’s how they are tall, we’re all equal to the geneva convention, it’s complete that’s how the war took place on the grand bouches, they sat snipers for fun, they shot people in the heads from the 24th to march 10 in buch they hid not a single person, they all lay on the streets for a reason - it was forbidden to bury people everything that could be collected around the hospital we gathered in many anatomical departments and on

came to the hospital for a visit. we say we can bury people. well, we were refused three times. on the tenth day, they told us to bury them. father was standing at the evacuation site. this is me. this is andriy. i say it is possible. i am on the territory of the church. they buried the originals here . the tractor drove him into the territory. the church found a tractor driver purely by chance, he dug a hole . well, we buried the first burial on march 10, and on the first day we buried 67 people, but then this hole was filled, they brought up another hole, guarded it in other yanas, there were about 50 people, that's not all over the place was or is it that there were people in the morgue that was what was here nearby on the streets they buried awards they

buried near the houses in the squares on the children's playgrounds hmm go outside the perimeter of the yard and sometimes even outside the perimeter well, it's generally for an analysis even among gunpowder to walk into some houses although they were, it was death, i could, who got to me , i helped, people became hostages of the situation, and people who need special care, disabled , old people, they turned out to be a helpless bridge, the worst thing is when you realize that these people died it is unfair when the moscow patriarchate, in the person of their patriarch kirill, approves and blesses the person, they did not provoke the russians

, they did nothing wrong, they are not even military, they are peaceful residents. that is the worst part of the fact that she was killed by those who say that they are christians and that they are also orthodox unfortunately, the worst, the worst is experiencing emotions and why did they come to every house and rob, why did they rape , rape women, there are known cases that they even cooked children why did they torture people here in buch several places where people were tortured and people were found killed , young men and just men tied behind their backs for years, they were shot in the back of the neck, killed. i don't know why i did it as a person who directly participated in military operations. with the military, they

simply shot people, the russian military ordered them to wear white armbands to move through the streets and often did not save them neither they nor giant inscriptions, children in cars to remove bodies from the streets, only the desperate of alexander dared chekmaryov managed to be evacuated to kyivska okhmatdit , his mother did not know in what condition the son was until the end of the occupation. the bodies of the children and wife of oleksandr were lying in the car on leh kachynskyi street at first and almost until the end of the occupation. they were lying in the car for 23 days. the car and i saw that the bodies are still lying

inside, you know. somehow it's wrong for me, it's like that with the children and with my mother, well, it's wrong, and i already took the blanket that spread out, understood these bodies, put them and took some bags there, put the skull there, there, there some pussies wrapped this knot and wound it like a bag and went home. when we arrived, we went to the territory of the church and dug graves in the side. why in the side ? because we knew who it was. we signed the grave there. we signed christ and there are many unburied bodies, you know, in mass graves. we decided that it will be right well, grandmother and it will be easier, she will find her buried grandchildren and not eat all of them.

the occupiers did not succeed, they retreated, the ukrainian authorities and the world, after regaining control over the village , talked about genocide..."

he and his mother played football all summer, and he was already trained, the little one told his mother, "mom, i want to be a football player, so he played well, so he dreamed of being a football player, damn it" and you should not take our head. uga was taken from my grandchildren. i heard that i also bought it. and i wrote an alarm clock for myself so that they would get up for school so as not to

oversleep.