er gives out ideas and spins these same narratives and er popularizes them in society hmm maybe we should oppose counter propaganda to this influx because i am a serious weapon i think that sometimes it kills no worse than iron and there is another very important topic important this is a story about the ability of ukrainians to save their lives ah hmm during battles after battles unfortunately , unfortunately, i came across the testimonies of our fighters who note that the level of training in the sense of tactical medicine of our defenders at the beginning of a large-scale invasion was insufficient. i may have heard the word turnstile for the first time in my life on february 24, but this is explained by the fact that

there were an extremely large number of volunteers and those who wanted to defend their country, and very often they were people without experience, such people also got into advanced positions. and i really want to save as many of our ukrainian lives as possible. and yulia, how often, in your opinion, three hundred turns into two hundred only because there is not enough knowledge of practice, the ability to understand the situation, let's say, the ability to orientate here and now, what is happening and to provide help to oneself or to a brother, it all depends on each unit eh in question, if we take the marines, for example, they are well prepared and usually have good training, of course , recruits eh need a lot of attention. in this regard, they also need constant training, and this

should not be a few hours during the preparatory period of the young fighter's course. and it must be more in-depth training using special equipment, well , that is, special special equipment specifically for training. tourniquets, hear how to use them, this skill must be hammered into the muscles at the level of how you breathe, that is, it should be easy to carry out and the algorithm of actions must be absolutely clear for each fighter, it's strange to hear that in fact, because all these eight years , a large number of volunteers from uh volunteers conducted training very we have a very high level of providing pre-medical care during these 8 years and a lot of teaching experience was formed but

it turned out that this is not enough unfortunately, i do not know b why is there a problem and who is responsible for this and i have it in front of me well, let's say that at uh somewhere at the stage of uh at the time of the beginning of a large-scale invasion, i was more or less calm with the units that i knew that they would cope with these. in fact, everyone who eh i saw who i received in mariupol at the hospital , and they were delivered in the best possible way, but here we are talking about such units as azov and e-e battalions of the marines, as well as border guards, they showed themselves very well, that is, the provision of a domichka was very serious, high, what was here i unfortunately, i don't know, because i

was not well prepared in mariupol, both in terms of medicine and education. unfortunately, my path was interrupted in march. i don't know how they passed it here, but i can assume that it's because there are many people who had no idea about tactical medicine or maybe someone even lost their life due to an inadequate level of training hmm a large number of uh if we are honest even with ourselves a large number of our soldiers are in captivity it is probably even wrong to say a large number because any the number of our people is a large, unbelievably huge number, and each life is very important for ukraine and ukrainians who are fighting for these lives, and just recently a crazy

tragedy happened, as far as i'm concerned, olenivka. we knew that there were two colonies in this settlement. we knew that a large number of mariupol residents, including doctors and, of course, military personnel, are there, and i suspect that the conditions and peculiarities of treatment of people with a military background may be different from those of civilians. but nevertheless, what happened in the deer park it is impossible to comprehend with either soul or mind how do you think the reaction of the world to what happened you uh do you feel that the response because this reaction they were commensurate with uh this catastrophe i think this whole uh reaction of the sunset reminded me of the story when uh in

russia, it seems under smolensk in pavlo, this is the case with all the leadership of poland, and the world said that it cannot be that the russians were involved, because it is too obvious, and i even heard that he himself caught fire, but he fell on his own, and then several years later after the study after passing investigative actions found out that uh, they found out that the plane was shot down by the russians, that is, the volume of the tragedy is so impressive that people refuse to believe that such a thing is possible, in general, there is such a tendency when you are very afraid of something. well, for example, you well, for example, on facebook, you see a post that really

impresses you, and instead of reading it to the end, look at the photos, you simply deny it . so what this is possible in the same way people perceive and um, being in captivity for many is um, it is impossible to imagine at all how to go through it and they also try to skim through it as uh how would you think about a serious incurable disease to which you are doomed that is, your friend refuses to accept this information, but if you are not honest with yourself, you will start the disease, which will happen later, when you get sick and start

treating it, it will already appear that they are in the easter stage, because of this, i think that the world just needs more well, carefully, that is, to choose words that they will understand and to inform them in a more comprehensive way so that they have information about what is actually happening, and there is actually the central committee. this is just an example of what we can do. a large number of ukrainians who are currently in ukraine leave the actions are very soft and delicate, but they draw the attention of the authorities to the fact that there is little information and we would like to understand whether any actions are being taken to try to bring these people home, many people abroad go to the actions performances are often really crowded events, but

for some reason there is less of an appropriate reaction. we have not yet seen human rights organizations like certainty international allow themselves some reports in which they actually record violations of humanitarian law and weapons by the armed forces of ukraine simply because we are defending ourselves on our land and on our territory. but nevertheless, i was very surprised that no conscious assessments of what happened in the deer park were ever given, maybe they are waiting for the results of the investigation. i did not i know, but it is precisely the fact that our people were in the territory of the deer park, that is, not in the deep rear, as it should be , this is already a violation and russia can be held accountable for this. the world does not do this.

in your opinion, the reason for this may be that russia has its agents are everywhere and when we talk about the international committee of the red cross human rights organizations the organization of the united nations in the end there are everywhere its own elements incorporated and therefore we cannot achieve appropriate justice at least in rhetoric of course i can assume about agents of influence who are already in these organizations for now, but there is still such a moment that ukraine, without any obstacles, allows any inspectors to everyone in all territories, please, you can come in, write an application and we will show everything that you want this medical fact. as they say, please, any international organization has the right and uses this right to investigate and check the condition of the three persons

received and the conditions of detention. ukraine does not have any obstacles . so-called lpr uh, what is it, uh, they just hide this information for three months, while i was there never once, no one from the red cross, no container international, and it never happened that there were not even rumors against it, although usually in these in institutions where prisoners are held, these rumors spread very, very quickly and often, the owners of the institutions use it to impose some information and spread it as if this is

a rumor out of pain . this person there is bad or this person is alive although they got it again, a manipulation that you don't resort to all the time and it's just that international organizations don't have access to the detention facilities and they use the information they have of course if i'm there agents of influence they m- of course, dark colors are added, not to our benefit. in your opinion, is it necessary to raise the issue of reforming all these international organizations and institutions, because we see their effectiveness in the case of our war with the

russian federation is very doubtful for this this should absolutely be done by the relevant international control bodies, wherever they are, and a full investigation should be carried out, as well as the connections of the officials of these international international organizations, as well as their possible financial documents, that is, maybe someone is simply on the payroll of the russians, maybe someone they are blackmailing because they are masters at this, they are good at it. they are either going to. well, you know how you can do vintage . there are a lot of ways to influence a person, but well, we can't do it, it has to be handled by an international special commission, which maybe we should

i would be very happy to create it. how was this possible and if i had influence, i would certainly do it right now. we have just noted what would need to be changed in international organizations, perhaps in order for them to be more effective. and we have to change something in ourselves yulia, what am i asking about the feelings that i recently spoke with germans and americans, people who voluntarily came here to volunteer to help us, and someone went to fight? yes, someone is helping us purely on humanitarian issues, but when i asked them why, why did you decide coming here is dangerous for each of you, your life. it would seem that you are very cool here anyway. and they say, well, it was such an audacity to attack you, and when i say that they actually did it back in 2014.

well, purely even formally and practically the annexation of foreign territories is an act of military aggression , and they pointed out to me that no, of course we had heard something about crimea, for example, but they believed that you have something between us going on inside the country. i was absolutely shocked and concluded for myself that perhaps we did not work well in the information field somewhere on on the diplomatic front, how do you rate it, i don't know the volume of our country's voice now when we we need to convince the world that it is necessary to get our people out of russian captivity are we doing everything necessary and maybe something needs to be changed i am not at all sure that we have at least some kind of more or less acceptable plan for the future regarding e-e informing and interaction with the international

society, and this should be done by special training . as they say, it is now fashionable to say so. the case of well, for example, russia's invasion of ukraine, what messages, what international organizations, how will it be spread, who will be informed, the same applies to prisoners , and the state does, if at all, extremely little to inform the international community, everything that everything is done at the expense of volunteers, volunteers, and private individuals, well, that is, those who are heard. for some reason, i don’t know why, on any of the planned actions, any support actions, information actions about prisoners, uh, i didn’t hear everything that

do people do this, well, for example, i am now in britain , they do it on their own and do not raise this issue at all at the international level. and it is strange, that is, people who left ukraine raised these issues. yesterday i was at an event dedicated to the supply uh, ambulances for the front and for civilian hospitals of ukraine, and people came out with posters together, uh, the will of the people of azov , the will of the doctors, what i always say, what i always say in all interviews with foreign countries. i believe that if the state no longer takes over we have to have such a mission, but there is another

side of the coin, sometimes it is better not to shout about specific people in general. to ensure sufficient attention of the world to him for the last and finally yulia, i will ask you, er, what do you think the victory of ukraine should look like, the final victory over the russian aggressor, er, what should we be in this victory and, in general, what is it for you for me definitely uh the moment when justice will reign on our land, when we will take back what is ours and maybe help the people

of russia throw off the yoke under which they are now. sometimes they themselves do not realize this. voice and say that this government is unfair, well, it will be, it will not be the achievement of the goal, it will be an intermediate stage. in my opinion, because we have a lot of work ahead of us and we must be, we will assert our independence independence, a great deal of work, and a great deal. we have everything ahead of us, and first of all, we need to rebuild the country that got in this war, we

see the dismantled cities, broken, destroyed, we know each other, we even know how many soldiers and civilians died, how many children we lost, and victory is just one more step towards the formation of a chic, beautiful, strong and inspired state , with what a dream. thank you for this conversation, i will remind you that yuliya paevska and ira were with us, a person who has done a lot and continues to do a lot for ukraine, for ukrainians, and i will remind you that this year marks the 31st year of independence , and exactly on this day, in fact, six months of war with the russian federation, as far as i'm concerned, we're holding on and letting it be known that it won't

be easy for the invader here, but there's still a lot of work to do ahead , we need to tune in to it. i hope that we will all do this work and end up where yulia poeska said now, in the country we all dream of. my name is khrystyna yatskiv. thank you for being with me. thank you for being with me. espresso dear ukraine, you know that everything will be the way we want it, everything will be together, everything will work everywhere, everything will be blue and yellow, everything will be

and everyone will be at home, our ukraine, you will bloom and smile again, everything will be native, everything will be independence, happy holiday like never before some creatures hunt washing machines and we are from ukraine and insure our machines online on hotline finance hotline finance insurance of course online god give us love ukraine above all today having so that we don't have to later love bitterly after losing vyacheslav chernovil, happy independence day, we will overcome fear - it is

natural, you do not choose to feel it or not, but it is only your choice what to do with it, whether it will win or whether you will turn it into a righteous anger anger that will ignite the heart and give strength to move forward this fear is in us because we have what is to be lost and therefore to be defended at such an incredible cost, but great freedom is not to be gained small, every step we take today is a step into a happy future each of us is here because we tamed the city, learned to manage it, made it our ally, no matter how difficult it was for us, but already it will definitely not be embarrassing, congratulations, friends. i congratulate you on the independence day of ukraine, on the next

anniversary of our electoral statehood, and in the future there will be many such anniversaries, many holidays, and i believe that these holidays will be in a peaceful and united ukraine, ukraine, which will become an important part of the family of european and civilized peoples in their struggle against dictatorship and autocracy dictatorships will not win freedom russia will not win ukraine and today we say in our project dedicated to the anniversary of ukrainian independence with acting duties chairman of the constitutional court of ukraine serhiy to the chairman congratulations mr. serhiy good health, thank you for agreeing to participate in this project of ours dedicated to the anniversary of the independence of ukraine and this allows us to return to the 90s in a completely different i would say in a completely different social atmosphere here i am er, i remember how i was leaving

the people's movement of ukraine congress, the first congress from the founding party, at which i was one of the journalists who covered this event, and how the people in the tram in kyiv. it seemed to be high-speed tram number three which goes to the borshchagovka with some surprise i looked at the blue-yellow badge that i simply left after this constituent congress because it must be said that it was not worn so simply back then and at the movement congress everyone was wearing these badges and from the outside i had the impression that people continue to live in the soviet union , not even in this perestroika moscow, which we are used to , but simply in the ordinary soviet union. at this congress, i felt like a movement. i even called my article the aquarium of freedom at one time. and you were one of those who were activists of this organization yes, i worked on the charter. and what were your hopes in a situation when it was clear that the majority of society did not share my ideas of the independence of the country? he said that i was one of those who worked, he was

not the only one. i worked on the charter, which is practically the entire structure of the movement in the future it happened, i worked on this statute in the summer, practically it was he who, in its modified form, was praised by the constituent congress, but in addition to the statute, i am working on some sections of the program adopted by the constituent congress, in particular, programs related to statehood, programs related to the future legal system or what we then called the legal state, although the communists before gorbachev forbade talking about the legal state at all, the communists returned this concept at their congress, but in the party resolution they called it the all-axis legal state. and before that, starting with lenin, stalin, brezhnev and others it was not possible at all, this word, it was like that, you know how, well, well, why, that’s why it was on the concept of a legal state, ah, you said about the atmosphere,

i want to say my feelings on that day, these three the days of my own feelings, because this is true. this was the soviet union, the communist party was in power, this is armored personnel carriers around our cultural center of the kyiv polytechnic university, and they are surrounded along shevchenko boulevard and so on. there was singing, ukraine was not dead, then it was not possible to use blue and yellow colors, at that time it was not possible to draw a trident at all, and when the organizing committee was preparing for the congress in the summer before september, the artists were headed by lyalya skoryk. is for in front of which the presidium was supposed to sit and the word movement was really written there there really was a

trident there really were blue and yellow colors of the flag and what do you think and what did you do it so to speak the youth wing of the movement to which i belong i was young then but the older wing, let's say, of the literary, poetic, scientific, it rested in the crimea at the writer's cottages, the beaches , everything else, and came when they saw how the youth wing was preparing for the convention, they wrote this opinion of the tailor, a complaint against us, they wrote a denunciation they said that these extremists who were preparing the movement in the summer went very radical and they are now using the blue and yellow trident symbols and so on. and so on, you understand. kravchuk got this situation. they wanted to distance themselves from all this, you see, even in russia itself who came to that place? well, on the first day of september, there

were different feelings, and when the cossack march sounded, which had never been heard in soviet times. it sounded to me on the radio and on television. i started to cry. because i heard that music that was forbidden and i didn't know it. in my life, i heard the cossack march right at the polytechnic on the morning of that september, when the founding congress of the movement was opened, then drach told me and pavlychko said we thought you were sent to us, but you say when i saw that you were crying during the cossack march, he said all doubts already already broke up yes, i remember i remember this melody by sergius, because i really liked it, i thought why i had never heard it in my life, but it was interesting, and then i remember how it ended with what red ka leopolda, not yet ukraine did not die red viburnum then it was

anthem then it was this this pathos it was this exaltation this was what in the end established this spirit of ukrainian spirit of ukrainian immortality . today, what are its sounds, what is its meaning, it inspires even now. that is, it is what actually constitutes the spirituality of ukrainian existence and ukrainian and not ukrainian indestructibility through spiritual symbols, through music , words of songs, and so on. later, of course, when we adopted the constitution, we wrote down what the national anthem is, what the national coat of arms is, and so on, and then it was all taboo and sound