to do this well, you know, i think in the doctrines it is very clearly defined that war is a certain act of political communication if you want to start a war at the beginning you want to replace or cover the means of communication of the enemy and replace them with your own for my generation - this would be televised obviously for the current generation - this internet russia has a long experience of applying appropriate methods for such and such a situation, you need a very powerful such digital identity and if you look, for example, where again is there a link to the phone before registration of the phone and if something is wrong there, the

program can say that it is probably not the right person, it is an agent of some kind who disguises himself, that is, there is a question of ensuring the reliability of the security of such an infrastructure, this is what ukraine is doing now, the second point of the issue of combating propaganda that will spread widely and e you know , they could very actively create such controversial propaganda materials and spread them through social media, and it really spread like wildfire. this is very important, in particular for of modern democracies, that is, if you want to fight in cyberspace, you must have a very strong identity and you must have certain

priorities of engagement. with this and the guarantee of winning such a war, i remember every time in benom said. he said the main thing is to fill everyone's brains with crap to such a level that no one can already distinguish the truth from a lie, that is, in fact, destructively disinformation that spreads reaches magic when every person says no one knows whose truth this is the most dangerous dangerous thing yes it is really fundamental such a question absolutely yes

there is such a question to fill the territory with disinformation and since any war at one level or another depends from the trust of the citizens, by the way, we see that president zelensky speaks every night, addressing the citizens of ukraine, and what happens when, as was the case in america, accusations that the president is illegitimate appear people who say we will not follow them because he is right, this affects people's motivation to serve their country, so when such a difficult situation arises, it is then that the urgently needed issue of trust identity emerges, and it is the country that has a strong national identity with strong

leaders in combination with a serious network war will be able to cope with this, the topic of weapons naturally came up time and time again during the panel discussions of this year's yalta european strategy, and it also came up in an interesting way associated with the name of halyuk bayraktar, the bayraktar drones themselves have already become one of the symbols of the ukrainian resistance and our military successes, mr. halyuk himself also had an interesting speech and now we will listen to him as the head of the baykar-tech company, i congratulate you from the bottom of my heart. i am very glad that i was invited to kyiv it is a great honor and pleasure for me to participate in this struggle in this opera in this resistance in the struggle for the independence and sovereignty of ukraine. this is my time

. we are a technology company we were founded 20 years ago in turkey and we had one goal to be technologically independent in our country and our technology technology really uh created a whole revolution in technology we had ambitions we had goals 20 years ago to be successful our competition and we started with small drones and then we developed large ones like you already see here in ukraine, but the technologies were critical, they were absolutely breakthrough at that time and then we moved to er platforms of tactical such as you see in the e-e media are characteristic of that and then already up to the strategic level and now we

produce unmanned fighters and this gives us the opportunity to develop such systems that become advanced and very helpful on the e-e battlefield since 2018 we began to cooperate very closely with ukraine and ukrainian institutions at that time ukraine was just looking for such unmanned technologies and it was not possible to get such technology in ukraine in other countries at that time and we started working with ukraine then we were already strategic partners and we formulated our relations in such a way that it was useful for both countries, then we developed technologies that were not one-sided, and if we

look at our industrial infrastructure , we are auxiliary . three months from now we have already created joint drones and in the 19th year we trained many military personnel in ukraine to use this system and when the war began this system was already well established in ukraine and there were ukrainian military personnel who knew it is good how to use this technology and it is a bilateral, very mutually beneficial relationship, ukrainians are fighting with certain technologies on our for our platforms, so this cooperation was mutually beneficial, as i have already said. and when the

war began, this brutal, this unacceptable, this unprovoked aggression. several campaigns the first campaign started in lithuania and remember i remember that we were in no way connected with the lithuanian society but they started 200,000 people who raised five million euros in order to buy a bayraktar drone, because they wanted to help ukraine in some useful practical way, and this initiative took off and began to spread, and we, the management of the company, and my brother decided that we cannot actually use this to sell such drones, we have to use it for the sake and support of ukraine, we refused to take money for this drone and

said that we are giving you this drone for free, and that is what we did, thank you for that, and then ukraine already started the same campaign and collected money enough for three drones in three days, about 20 million dollars can be imagined, and i say so. i already support ukraine through lithuania. and we decided that again we will not take funds and give these three directors of ukraine as a gift, and then poland joined this initiative and it was, you know, was such a motivation that they knew that we do not sell drones to those who collect this money in society, and therefore they were also motivated to collect this money, and i do not look at it as something very

noble, i look at it as a creation of our own infrastructures. we have the infrastructure right here. we are very proud of the program and the team. our greatest efforts are aimed at ensuring that ukraine can produce them itself. we understand that you have long-term plans for ukraine for the future. there will already be a victory in this war, then you will help create ukraine in ukraine technological hubs so that the enemy does not even think that it is possible to invade ukraine again and again ukraine is indeed our technological partner and these technologies, you see here in ukraine, how people themselves take commercial drones and rework them so that they become impact fighters, and we understand that a

biker can also become a powerful infrastructure here . we started with five people, we had 5 kg of drones. and now drone 6 and we already have several thousand employees working for our company and it is very important to create an ecosystem of technology to mobilize young people so that they work for the country so that they participate in the competition of the future and when president zelenskyy spoke with he asked us to conduct a study on the possibilities of vector production in ukraine and we are currently working on it, we have already completed the project and the submission of applications and are further solving this project in turkey. i work with several social organizations, social business organizations, let's say a little and they

work in 80 one city in turkey, and we also hold a technofest - this is the largest neurotechnological fair of fairs in turkey, they help build science centers, mobilize young people, develop technologies and ukraine there is the same potential, it is true and as you have shown that today we are waging a new kind of war and historians have already talked about this from the point of view of technology, new technologies are emerging and new opportunities are emerging to get new suppliers and small but very dynamic companies can to expand and especially if they work with the military with the armed forces,

they can develop very quickly and here in estonia we also know a platform that works and develops special devices for evacuation medical and we see that technology absolutely determines our ability to move forward, we must be flexible enough and remember that today everything works from the bottom up from the grassroots level , small companies that previously could not even dream of having partnerships or contracts with the military now they are already starting to be such suppliers of the armed forces, so really uh, we support ukraine in the urban sense, but we also do everything for ourselves to be self-sufficient in the military sense of the country and when

it comes to technology, technology this is very good force multiplier but constantly you have to invest in development in the latest research when you can't stop if you have a problem ask for help but develop and our system is very successful here because we are very dynamic we understand that the environment and the landscape very dynamic and that's why we have to adapt to it and if we wait for something, nothing will work, we have to work ourselves and it is very important for the younger generations to work for their country, prepare for this future competition and accept new technology as a challenge please tell me, of course, we know that the ukrainians will win this war, but what technologies of the xxi century

can become obsolete and become a thing of the past thanks to such technologies as this one in the bayraktar is not an unmanned device. yes, you know, we also have certain intelligence devices, it is possible to develop such software which will be which will detect analyze and draw certain conclusions work autonomously i.e. autonomous technologies communication technologies sensor technologies have great prospects and especially if they all connected to the internet of things, as they say today. when we talk about drones byraktar, we are talking not only about the platform, but also about a huge network directly on the ground, when information is distributed among all interested parties, those who make decisions, those who implement solutions, and so on, all these technologies make

conventional systems really obsolete and roaring is revolutionary about fish, so today we see that if you have a lot of conventional outdated equipment and techniques, of course they can for a certain time to work but in the end technology will win and we find these times uh and these opportunities and drones unmanned lethal vehicles are very effective it is because of uh and such approaches yes well and yes if countries like russia may want to use such technologies uh then you will help uh, with our technology, we will turn their equipment

into scrap metal. yes, i'm right . i understood it correctly. yes, i can't say that we completely devote everything to only one element. of course, those armed forces must be powerful. countries must be capable of defense. and technologies contribute to this. at the same time, there are things that are behind it , and i can say that it is a vital necessity to have such technologies, and my last question is about communications, you talked about all these networks, these grids, which in you exist on the ground, they are very important on the battlefield because they guarantee the accuracy and operational capability of such and such weapons. i understand that you will not

reveal any secret to us, but tell us what is the most important element of such networks, so first of all the communication network in ukraine and the systems that we use are unique, there is no such thing in other countries, and it is very good that we have created a special innovative infrastructure here that works, this is the most important element and innovations help us create just such breakthroughs technologies thank you very much, mr. bayraktar, as you can see that while we were talking with you, we announced an air alert in the kyiv region, and this is the reality of the war, as we have already talked about this. thank you very much, mr. bayraktar and i wish you all the best and success in this

country. in addition to the ukrainian military , their colleagues from other countries of the world were also present at this year's yalta european strategy, and it was especially worth noting the speech of general wesley clark, who at one time headed the staff of the allied states of europe in yugoslavia and was the supreme commander of of the united nato armed forces in europe, general clark highly appreciated the ability of the ukrainian armed forces to launch a counteroffensive . of the ukrainian counteroffensive, and i think you will also be interested to hear his thoughts about our armed forces and ukraine in general. so, first of all, they say about the incompetence of the russian forces, so they were unexpectedly incompetent, but before judging them, two things should be noted. they entered with

full conviction that they bought ukraine. well, maybe they should have gotten rid of president zelensky there and simply gone to the maidan. therefore , they did not deploy in operational procedures and this, of course, caused their vulnerable tactics not adapted to the resistance of the ukrainians, and actually they entered from the south, planning to neutralize the airports there, other forces, and actually they did not have much thanks to beat president zelenskyi, we capture vlad vlad, but this perception of the russian forces as not competent must be

analyzed very carefully, they have very good artillery, they are trained they have high-tech weapons, such as iskander missiles, so you can't underestimate them , and so is the laxness of volodymyr putan, who thought he had already conquered everything. approach carefully, you must always respect the enemy, secondly, i think that everyone was impressed by the adaptive ukrainian defense of both the city of kyiv and the excellent ability to hold the front in the donbass when there was a huge advantage on the part of the enemy forces, but we even managed to go into the counteroffensive that is happening now, this is a very good job as woes, and

from the side of courageous fighters operating on the third front. i think this is what i would call restraint between hostilities. putin has not used all his weapons. my colleagues, for example, demanded that to fully deploy the military air force, or maybe he wanted to determine the ukrainians, maybe he wanted to try the water before they fully entered, so actually he managed to contain his forces, i will stop there for now, would you say something ? well, if you simply ask why ukraine

acted so successfully, what lessons can be learned from this after the 14th year, how do you manage to act like this unexpectedly for many skills for washington for moscow for europeans i am interested to hear your vision regarding and how your forces operate kudos to ukraine that the 22nd year and these months of the war have shown that our enemy, the russian federation, can and must be beaten and stopped, and the determination of our enemy, his insolence will be stopped only by

e-e force on those lines where we allow him to stop, we are making every effort in order to stabilize the situation, to stop the enemy, and this is this task. for this task, the enemy's advance is now actually resolved to a minimum, so we are conducting an offensive in at least two directions. in one of the directions, this offensive is still developing successfully and this is one of those lessons that says that force and active actions can stop putin's arrogance and determination, with the help of our partners in obtaining the material component of weapons, this problem can be solved and there are prospects for a solution. become

a serious enough approach to our victory o-o-o all clark eh you have experience he in particular the former yugoslavia maybe you have some conclusions lessons from that period this is actually the last years of the war in the european theater which was maybe something we can do, what connections we can build. meanwhile , today i think that the time has come to think about the proper conditions for the victory of ukraine in this war, and it is necessary to make sure that ukraine really wins, and i heard ex-prime minister karl belt, here we are together were in this process. we spoke with milošević of sloboda at one time, we had

a seven-point plan, we explained what and how a-a could happen, and we said under what conditions it would not be possible to win in the sense of ukraine, first of all it is about preserving territorial integrity as well stopping ethnic and other cleansings, fighting war crimes, and we must, in accordance with the whole world, make such a diplomatic offensive counterattack against putin, we must convey to him everything he will receive we must completely rebuild the military-industrial complex of ukraine we must provide it with modern weapons and heavy tanks to provide opportunities

production of these weapons and give putin a choice. he can understand so that he understands what will happen in the research. i think that the main lesson from kosovo from the balkan war is that military efforts must always to coordinate with diplomatic political goals in the west, there are different conclusions in opinion. we must generalize our goals to unite and act as a united front so that people understand that there will be no reward for aggression. that the whole world is fighting against ukraine, and that there are certain requirements that must be met regarding and reparations regarding recovery regarding the

withdrawal of troops and so on, this is absolutely necessary. i am a soldier . i am at the level of our equipment and weapons. they found out that the ataman was a woman only after the death of nastya, she was skilled at luga and i will be 15% of the ukrainian army, these are women, with their work, courage , honor and courage, they proved that they are no different from the other 85%."

and insubordination, a symbol of revenge and memory of ancestors , a kind heart and motherhood, a symbol of the family, a landlady, a symbol of desperation and the main symbol of fantastic people, our agronomists examine every piece of land to choose the best places for crops, our bankers find funds for sowing

work on a thousand hectares, drivers of gasoline trucks daily they deliver fuel throughout the country so that brave combine harvesters and tractor drivers in mine-free fields do their daily feat, and railway workers deliver the fruits of joint labor to every corner of ukraine, farmers, we work tomorrow, victory in the offensive and in the defense, day and night, desperate, confident, they swim the way to our victory, tank troops, the pride of the armed forces of ukraine