here you can sell under specific conditions, definitely not in military situations, another question is the relationship, and in april 30 years ago it called the kuril islands illegally occupied by russia , is this move by japan somehow connected with a certain large-scale invasion of russia into ukraine first of all, the government has realized that there is no point in continuing negotiations on the resolution of territorial issues for russia and their approval . for of the japanese government and they will decide that the priority is still to support ukraine and not to continue the negotiations with the shoulders of the japanese. therefore, it is necessary to say what the state is by name, because this is a

policy of silence regarding the true state of these territories . due to the fact that they think that if we speak clearly about the state of these islands, it will interfere with the negotiations, that is, now they understand that there is no point in continuing these negotiations and that ukraine must be kept absolutely valid. this is absolutely related to whether japan has any fears regarding the fact that russia can pose a threat to japan. for example, the same islands that you and i mentioned there, russia even conducts some military exercises from time to time without talking about a direct threat, but as far as i know, the ministry of defense has written in much harsher terms about, say risks on the part of russia, that is, we need to be much more careful, and before we called russia all such potential friendly countries

. it is important to change the policy towards russia. also, a new issue of japan's white paper recently appeared - this is exactly what it is. let's put it this way, the report in which the threats are described for the first time has a separate section dedicated to the russian-ukrainian war. how does japan connect what is happening? in ukraine with those threats and risks that could be for it or for the region at the expert level and began to discuss this issue, but at the government level they are still cautious because potentially, there could be such a threat, they do not see it yet or a specific threat. if i correctly read the diplomatic language from the excerpts in english, it was about the fact that if the world order, that is, the order is based on a-a coastal rights, that is, a violation of the un charter and all other rights

on which we live in this world, that is, a big country cannot attack, or is there no advantage in the international arena, and a big country, a small country , does everyone have the same cigarette rights, and if russia wins, theoretically, then this order will break, japan is now in this region with its own the region is not the most powerful country, which should receive protection from local law as well. and you too, taiwan, with the mainland of china, is not more powerful, lower, so let’s say that it is necessary to preserve a local law, that is, this of the current world order, and this is the japanese government, the japanese expert clearly understands here that it is impossible to allow a victory for russia and against ukraine, introducing into this understanding a-a japanese support er-er on- even at the

theoretical level here are these er-er how to say it clearly let's say that despite all this, business relations and trade relations are still maintained between japan and russia, if i understand correctly, japan, in particular, buys energy carriers from russia, now there is a lot of talk about the fact that europe should abandon russian energy carriers under these conditions, yes when energy carriers actually turned into weapons, what is the revision of these relations between japan and russia? the japanese government therefore decided to gradually reduce the import of oil and weekend products from russia together with the logical countries are europe themselves regarding gas, so no such decision has yet been made and they are constantly discussing whether or not what should be done on this issue, a part of society supports, he said

, gas from russia, but part of it, in particular, the economic circle do you still think that if it will be painful to get younger, we will give preference to the chinese or other countries that will receive our share of this benefit, there is a not quite clear-cut understanding in society. that is why there has not been such a decision yet, because i objectively understand that our viewers have this question: how did you learn ukrainian under what circumstances? it's a long story. you've been in ukraine for over 10 years, almost 13 years. i think it was 13 years. well, i wanted to learn ukrainian as a child. i can imagine that back then , japan probably didn't know much about ukraine. when we were a child, did i get to know ukraine from a perch here,

did i learn about the existence of ukraine uh-uh. about which i have never heard uh-uh, two interesting things, why is the country such an accident in its history, language, clitoris, tradition, industry uh-uh, i have never heard uh-uh is this became my mystery about ukraine and i started to look for information, uh, where can younger people learn about ukraine, much more than one university in tokyo, uh, then i entered there in order to study the ukrainian language, and there is one professor who studied the ukrainian language, girls. a little, but still this it was not a specialty, and the faculties in which i had chiliki once a week. well, i speak the ukrainian language quite a bit, the work is related to ukraine, but i also had the feeling that i want to continue this business with ukraine, then i know what other announcements

for employment as a japanese language and volleyball instructor at ivan franko lviv national university, i tried the job , i thought i would live somewhere there for one or two years, but when i started living, it became much more interesting than what i wore, and i continued to practice my knowledge at work the ukrainian language still later still eyes to continue uh different affairs and joined the sanatorium match for obtaining higher education then i still want to try my knowledge at the embassy of japan in ukraine in kyiv that's how it happened you thought that you would be delayed for two years, and now you have been in kyiv for more than 10 years, moreover, after february 24, you remained in ukraine, er, you did not plan to return to japan, i hesitated because my parents, who know much less about the situation in

ukraine and about every day quite strong, because maybe later there will be crazy ideas, can they launch a nuclear bomb, that's it, that's it. well, they were scared, first of all, that i didn't have time to leave over there at the border, there was a huge queue, i had work and a huge demand from the japanese side society you see in relation to the information of this aggression it was in russia every day from morning to night after the news and where is the time to leave for the second time after all i have a patriarchal barrier somehow petrographic protests let's say that he does not want to leave ukraine when on my way to the front, at least they say that they will fight until the end and defend their country, their cities, their family, uh, but i have the right, i can

leave. then i realized that i wouldn't be able to say what later i saw this war to the end i want to see victory first of all with my friends and how this war will continue and how other nuances will end as the end ukraine will win how can we uh then clean up together at the end of this war is it true what you are studying also the crimean tatar language, and how successful are you? well, you can communicate at a basic level only in crimean tatar, we must, for example, for an hour or an hour and a half constantly in the crimean tatar language, which is more difficult for you to learn ukrainian or crimean tatar, well, it is the same, but this different reasons because i am teaching the ukrainian tatar language and there is not much lack of

educational materials, and ukrainian for studying the ukrainian language, there are still any teachers, registers, textbooks, so if you have a desire, your father can start, and learning the crimean tatar language is very difficult because we need to find textbook comparisons and there is no such uh, preferably her circumstances. well, i want to express my admiration for the fact that you speak ukrainian, the fact that you study crimean tatar , uh, thank you very early for this conversation. the project to find your kateryna osadchoi from the search for the missing every monday at 21:30 over 100 talented sportsmen and sportsmen more than 100 famous

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consciousness very much, there is hope that he is a living hero from monday to friday 21:15 in marathon, the only news is that we prevail, we will pass on, we will win to the bristles news together we are the strong armed forces of ukraine, our special intelligence services are doing everything possible and it is impossible for every russian military man to necessarily feel the ukrainian response to this terrible terror that russia brought to our land throughout the temporarily occupied territory of ukraine from crimea to kharkiv oblast, the russian army does not have there will be no safe base and no quiet place , president volodymyr zelenskyy said this in the evening traditional address, i suggest ukrainians listen to ukrainian women today verkhovna rada worked quite efficiently and, in particular, supported several important laws and ratifications that bring us closer to the european

union, if it were not difficult even in the conditions of such a war, we are moving step by step towards full membership in the eu, i have just signed these documents on joining the convention on the simplification of formalities in trade goods and to the convention on the common transit procedure, they are the actual implementation of customs visa-free. we did it in record time. and all branches of government are completely coordinated. i want to thank all our diplomats, government officials , and deputies who ensured this result. ukraine will be a full member of the eu and we are closer to europe than at any time in previous decades. representatives of our country have already arrived in our country to visit the assembled station. this is an important mission, we are doing everything to make it happen safely and worked fully unfortunately, russia does not stop provocations and precisely

in those directions from which the mission should arrive at the station but i hope that the mission will be able to start its work the situation at the air force and in energodar in the surrounding areas remains extremely dangerous, the occupiers do not leave the station , they continue shelling, they do not take away their weapons and ammunition from the territory of the nuclear power plant, they intimidate our nuclear workers, the risk of a radiation disaster due to russian actions does not decrease even by one, tonight i spoke about this with the president of france, manuel macron , from the coordination of our positions in for the protection of ukraine and europe from russian radiation blackmail, in the afternoon he spoke about the situation at the zaporizhzhia npp and the dispatch of a mission to the station by the general director have money and i hope that together with international organizations and all our partners we will be able to return the station under the full control of ukraine and force russia to take away its military weapons from

the station. immediate and complete demilitarization of the military is needed. and under the control of russia - this is simply not necessary today i held a meeting with the american senator tan portven and mrs. klobuchar who arrived in kyiv, these are the people who made a lot for the protection of our state in general freedom in the euro world thanked for two-part support the key topic of the negotiations is of course our interaction with the connecting states of america necessary steps for our joint victory all the battles for freedom in particular discussed the strengthening of ukraine's financial and security support, the strengthening of the sanctions policy against russia they should increase these sanctions like a snowball in order to demolish the terrorist potential of this state during this

day the occupiers brutally shelled kharkiv mykolaiv, our other cities and almost everywhere, namely the civilian infrastructure, only one russian shelling of kharkov took the lives of five people today, another 12 were injured, and another shelling is an eternal memory for everyone. did the occupiers take the lives of the armed forces of our state, our special services, our intelligence? everything is possible, it is possible that every russian military man must feel the ukrainian response to this terrible terror that russia brought to our land throughout the temporarily occupied territory of ukraine, open crimea to kharkiv oblast in the russian army there will not be any safe base, no quiet place, our defenders will destroy all warehouses, headquarters of the occupiers, their equipment, where they were not

located under sevastopol, that means under sevastopol, under luhansk, it means under luhansk, this is ukrainian land, the occupiers can do only two things: run away or surrender to other occupations, we we do not leave active combat operations currently taking place almost along the entire front line and in the south and in kharkiv oblast in donbas. i especially want to thank today the fighters of the 56th 110th brigade who maximum resilience, heroism in the avdiyiv direction to the soldiers of the 53rd and 93rd brigades defending the bakhmut direction defending bravely intelligently heroically the russian military command received instructions to capture the donetsk region by the end of august the end of august already tomorrow in donbas the ukrainian flag and the ukrainian hero in spite of everything in spite

of round-the-clock russian fire in spite of the attempts of the occupiers to transfer various mercenaries of basins there, i thank each and every one who stands firm, who defends positions, who aptly negates the occupiers equipment, logistics, ammunition, also today i want to once again draw the attention of all our people in crimea, please stay away from russian military facilities, do not be near russian bases and military rays, inform the special services of ukraine of all the information you know about the occupiers, so that the liberation of crimea takes place faster eternal glory to all our heroes eternal glory to all who help to fight for life for independence glory to ukraine the pope's views on the russian-ukrainian war are changing in favor of ukraine such a religious scholar is former prisoner ihor kozlovsky, according to

him, the reason for the controversial statements of the pontiff regarding the war in ukraine may be in particular in his environment. kozlovsky says that the russian influence in the vatican remains tangible, at the same time, in the opinion of the scientist , ukrainians do not need to alienate the pope about the situation in the vatican about the behavior during war of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate and also about the role of the russian orthodox church in this war, ihor kozlovsky was asked by my colleague olena renovska we should not push away from we should not push the pope away, because after all, he is the head of a huge community of almost 1.5 billion catholics in the world, mr. kozlovsky . i welcome you to the first channel of the children's public broadcasting, and i want to start with the ambiguous statements

of pope francis. russia's invasion of ukraine is one of the most recent statements. this is literally on the independence day of ukraine. the pope called the person who died in russia daria dugin, an innocent victim of this war. how should we understand these statements of the pope ? romansky in various speeches, different messages given by the pope, i hear a gradual change in his vision of what is happening in ukraine , and we see that his consciousness is beginning to accept the terrible truth that russia is the aggressor and that ukraine is the victim but in order to understand in general his efforts to take a certain step towards russia, his

vision of this war is that we need to look at his growth when he was also e-e bishop e-e argentinian and in argentina and in any country in latin america has a different vision than what is in this part of the hemisphere, and this is due to the fact that all these countries have long been under the influence of such left-wing ideas and anti-americanism and were formed in such an environment they still leave the entire person for that certain not the optics, that complete view if, for example, the pope of rome was not the late great pope john paul ii, it was a completely different speech and the position of the

vatican. by the way, you met with i agree with you i know this is a really fantastic person, and according to his sanctity, according to his inner space, he is a person who, even during his illness, still kept such a clear mind and a clear, clear vision of what is happening because he lived through it, he knows what eastern europe is like. he knows what that's russia and he didn't have to talk to pope francis , well, first of all, he's a jesuit and he's a person who was formed in a different cultural space and also a person who to a certain extent depends on his vatican politicians, vatican politics politics is still an effort to maintain a certain

balance, there is still a certain fear of russia, there is also a certain fear of russia, and russian influence is felt there, yes, the catholic church also wants it, and i think that it does not affect the pope in one way or another franciska, but we understood it, we noticed it, we noticed these expressions and in relation to the engines, and we must understand that this speech of his is uh, well, i would say that it is not quite adequate in relation to the situation, and uh, our concern is similar to the position, we are the only ones we see and the statement of what our message and yura still have in relation to these statements and the position of the former polish e-e

emissary of the vatican he wrote a letter to francisco e with the fact that he is not right and this is our view but we should not push away from ourselves or we should not push the pope away because, after all, he is the leader of a huge community of almost 1.5 billion catholics in the world, but you can look at it from the other side, you can consider it as something that the pope pushes away from himself. for example, ukrainian believers are declared as such. no, he does not push them away. all our intelligent believers understand this, first of all, secondly, this is the tension that these speeches of the pope cause, they are discussed one way or another in the catholic environment, and among roman catholics, among greek catholics, they criticize the pope, and that

's normal, that's normal because after all, the catholic church has become more or less democratic for a long time and this is allowed. but he positions himself as the pope of mercy and he is already such, if you read his books, the book is called the pope of mercy. why? because for him, mercy is not above justice and this is such a christian position, you remember that in the eastern holy scriptures, the lord has two manifestations of justice and mercy and there must be a balance. from the point of view of christianity, mercy is justice. well, this statement is, for example, in defense of daria dugynoy, and you know

, it might be perceived differently if it were not about a person who supports the war in ukraine daria dugina is not just the daughter of her father, this person who made public statements in support of the war, there really is such a position, expressed in particular by the ambassador of ukraine to the vatican, that the pope could have been completely misinformed by his entourage. in general, the pope is upright as far as the pope’s arrival in ukraine is concerned, so far. of course, this is a very abstract perspective, meanwhile, there are discussions about whether it is even appropriate now, when for six months we observe statements in which you see evolution but it seems to me that at first glance, no evolution in views is imperceptible to many. for example, the ambassador of ukraine to the vatican he believes that the pope's arrival in ukraine would change something for the better in his views, but let's say our colleagues from the

european truth publication wrote an article in which they believe that now after these statements, the roman french pope should not move to ukraine, what do you think, they speak like those who are engaged in the study of politics, only politics, and he is no longer only a politician, he is not only a state a religious figure and here in ukraine there are a large number of his believers and this, first of all, secondly, we need to win over the pope, so we need to know the memory definitely definitely you understand yes, and you saw that many different politicians who came to ukraine and saw directly it is that these eyes are not russian people, they created them here on our lands , they changed them and they changed them very quickly, this is the fact that when a person sees it up close and

is in a situation in full and it affects the consciousness much more because it is already happening your experience and your experience is not just information that you will read. someone wrote it directly to you. it is your experience that is already changing your optics and we need a pope also in view of all these factors that, according to you, influence the pope of rome in particular and er, likely russian influences in the vatican, do you think this visit can take place at all, does the pope want it, he talks about it, he speaks openly, and i think that there is, i support andria yuroshev because it will be useful for ukraine. i would also like to to talk in general about the fact that the church is not only catholic, but can in general in conditions of a full-scale war, this is what you see now from the side of various

churches and the steps they are taking. is this the maximum they can do in these conditions, you know, i will not say no exclusively about the christian church, different churches, i will generally talk about the religious world. it is colorful, it is diverse , and in different countries there are different positions, does anyone understand what is happening in ukraine, if we talk at the international level, but the prevailing one most people don't understand, but the biggest ones don't do it, they help