it's always scary, fear is so different, well, there was fear, when you're there, somewhere there, er, in the point, there's always a dislocation yes, there you go to sleep there and you're scared because they're going to wake up now and say combat alert in battle so scary, maybe there's something there , some kind of rocket or something it's scary there because one of his brothers went to work there and maybe something will happen to him, in general, that is, fear is always present, it always happens , it's so big, it's so encompassing, and sometimes it's small, it's fighting somewhere there within and there are times when you control him or when he controls you. it is still difficult for me to talk about death in the context of the film

. understanding of the plot, but there a mother orders a monument for her four -year-old child, and the workers discuss it among themselves, as it seemed quite cynical to me, and i understand that in the context in which we are currently in a state of full-scale war, not everyone would be able to it is your responsibility to see i advise you to watch this movie. i highly recommend it to everyone, especially to those who have recently lost a loved one, because there is such a monologue of one of the characters in the film, when he says that losing a loved one is like losing a new one, that is, she is in you were there well, a child says that, and then you somehow wake up and there are no legs, well, you have to somehow

continue to live, you have to do something and there is no way to go skiing and here is this film. it helps, shows what and how to live. that is, other people's lives continue in any case, in this life there are many other things is death a part of life? no matter how unfortunate it is, if it is not sad, if it does not hurt that you have lost someone very close to you. in my opinion , he is the one who is going through this path of reconciliation together with the heroes. when we wrote, we were working. above the script, we have it divided into five parts conditionally, and each part is a stage of acceptance of the problem. well, it's anger there, and so on, that is, depression, everything else, and that's what passes.

there, the viewer is together with the heroes, and in the end, he goes beyond this catharsis to this acceptance of life as it is me i saw the reaction of the audience i saw how people were watching and i think that everything worked out for us uh your books you write in russian your posts you write in russian uh nevertheless the characters speak ukrainian uh you had someone who translated the script? that is, you wrote it in russian, i wrote it in russian, then i translated it, and then, separately, the translator worked there with the dialogues, so that they were more uh, people like that, of course, so that there would be no such thing. dissonance eh, at the same time, your position is quite clear even in the 17th year they wrote a copper column, they said that uh, i write

in russian, i will write in russian, and this will always be the case, moreover, i am aware that i am a dying link, a final link, that is, i am finishing, that is, it is exactly in ukraine, yes, in ukraine, russian-speaking authors but hmm, is it not a certain contradiction, because you are in favor of categorical ukrainization for what you are for quotas for what you support in every possible way. your child goes to a ukrainian school and reads ukrainian books . i am an ethnic russian i will suffer, but i will not make an effort on myself and i will not switch to ukrainian, well, first of all, you have to be stupid to not see certain and true

historical events, well, that is, now, we have such important events in to a country, when a country becomes a country with all the features, with all the necessary criteria, categories, i, this, others, it is very good because we will not be there, our life will end, and the country will remain, and it is in this country that we live there children, their children, and so on. it's very good that she is getting better, namely due to the fact that it has its own language, there is something related to it, it is very good, it is, first of all, secondly , yes, i am a russian-speaking person, inside, i think in russian, for me, it is like this

the tool i use works very well when i speak russian, i'm not there, i'm not there, i don't have a patriot, there are some needs to pick up words, some yes, how, how to do it, my native language, and thirdly, the books that i write and about what i write from my point of view can be read read in any language my latest book now rights to her to her print e-e publish e-e print they bought one of the european countries just now when i was at war i signed an agreement by e-e-mail on the transfer of the rights to e-e at night e-e the book is called babushka die not loved about family about three miners, i am talking about the fact that you can read

this book if you want to write in any language that you can only write it in russian because it was a russian-speaking environment in which russian-speaking people lived, books about the war, notes to which they went and wrote what i speak russian i will say even more that it is impossible to write in ukrainian. well, maybe they will write it. i am talking about something other than only the russian language, and it

is still expressed in language, but ok, i actually , uh, i do not dispute this right, definitely uh, at the same time, uh, i clearly understand that this is a very difficult , complex process. i don't i say that oh well, just take it and switch to another language, and this is another language if you that is, if you speak the russian language at some everyday level, it’s a year. well, two. well , i’m fine. if necessary, i’ll take some kind of language exam. well, it probably won’t be any. it’s very, very good. he’s there. but it will be a good grade. i've been reading for more than 40 years, i've read a lot of russian-language literature, all this literature, i have it somewhere in there and when and how, in which images, in which er, i have to enter, here 's what happens from it somehow

i don't know modern ukrainian you read literature, well, not very, not very much, and there is such a separate moment when you read languages , they are very different, but uh, it very easily applies to any x uh, language, on the side . he was in all the er stories and it really confused him , that is, you start this language, how do you work, someone starts somewhere there and here and here and here some words will appear that are inappropriate there, well , that is some kind of surzhik, this is bad, i would like to talk to you in 40, for example years, after 40 years of reading, for example, ukrainian books and did you manage to move to ukraine? it could be. i'm used to it now. i know that i never say

never. so far, i have no other opinion. me again, no one, never, never, never, not once. the book did not take part in any state competitions in order to receive state funds specifically for the book, for printing the book or for writing the book, or in honor of something like that. hmm, well, i do it for myself, and then it turns out that someone else needs it when i was approached by publishing houses from european countries now i can't, i don't want to show when the book will be released it's clear, yes, they said, yes, you know, it's time for russian-language books to be out of time, it's not necessary yet, but

we want to talk about your book. do you want, well, there is something besides language, well, that's how it works, about well, this is the first dissonance that i have when i listen to you, when i watch a movie and when i know about your position, but in the end, again, it's your right, another dissonance that i have and i want to find out if you don't have it when it comes to the fact that in your film he plays the role of the main role, the actor is mr. serhiy, who played the role of a russian officer, so not so long ago, that is, the war in ukraine has already been going on, an incomplete invasion, the war is a producer of the film maksym leshchenko if i'm not mistaken andriy kornienko maksym leshchenko also shared from the polish side in the 16th year

russian cinema is called a historian in your country it doesn't cross your mind, first of all it's more a question of what to do than what to do i don't do it myself today i'm watching the actors... well, i don't know. it 's your script after all. this is your hero who has... you signed the contract, you did everything, and you have it. in that contract, it says what you can. do you have to? take part in the filming, exactly when you need to be there. fix something . no and there are such questions to which wave there is no relation about the legal field, okay, but about yours, subjectively, you can't help but have a position because

he was filming there, well, as far as i understand in the village, i have a very clear position regarding ukraine before the war. and the thing is, when you have family in russia, i also have my e- she's my grandmother in russia and she lives there, she 's privatized, she can't leave there, and i understand all these circumstances, but it's completely different to come to russia and work there, get a salary, get involved in financing, that's my opinion, everyone is responsible for himself himself at this stage, i wonder if he has any explanation for this. and it is probably him because he wrote something like that, so he explains this question to him, and i have no questions about his acting. he is a very wonderful actor. he starred, played he did a very good job that was appreciated by critics and he received the highest award from

ukrainian critics for the best role in a full-length film in the 20th year. what else can you say about these two concepts and you with this well, that is, you can ignore it on what on that what he worked in russia before the full-scale invasion when there was already a war zero ntv in the role of the russian military as far as i understand there, he also had signed filming even before the invasion and he was there. that is, it was necessary again, it is not, they are not like there justifies bad bad yes of course bad bad bad eh i would do that i would never do that i would never do that hm i can understand him well i guess probably what eh hm now he does well he accepts what he calls war

war hm what else what else is needed? i don't know, you just know why am i so interested in talking about this? because it's all such a huge complex of this awakening of ours and what we talked about at the beginning when you said that we are becoming a real country and it's really true because there are actually many processes that were somewhere uh such background subconscious ones that we didn't pay attention to at all and what am i watching and what recommendations do i have in general uh well, i'm watching, i don't know any videos about design and now it turns out oh, and these are russian-made videos about design no, i'll unsubscribe, i understand, we're going through this stage formation and this is normal, especially above. in the 17th year , in their interview, they talked about the fact that when they were thinking about the concept of living and dead, living and dead people, they said that this is also part of such deadness during life. how do you evaluate

the process in this awakening now, well, we are learning to live as a separate state and now not all of them understand it and this is normal for some processes , it takes time for them to come, it is necessary for a person to go through it, that is, these stages, they go it may happen that in a second year there salt will be ashamed of the fact that he filmed there and he will be there to do something or say something that he can really publicly define wrong and it will probably be very normal because well, we all live in our own layers well, that is, i can't , i can't, i can't give a person a chance so

that he somehow realizes himself and says well , yes, we all measure a person's mistake, a chance to correct it, is there such a moment, of course if he if he came with a weapon to fight with us it is if he supports murder if he supports torture, but for me, for example, if uh, i still understand, i can really understand when there was not a full-scale invasion and there a person somehow felt like that, well, there is something there, something is happening there, but it's not me applies, but when a full-scale invasion is a full-scale invasion and it is already uh unanimously applies to everyone and it is clear to everyone that this is a war well, no matter what they call it, they don't call it, but

if a person continues to pay taxes there, for me, this is already a sign that person under supports uh, the war against us, well, probably on uh, right now, i can’t sell it, i won’t be able to forgive uh, i would also like to refer to one of your posts on your social network on facebook, i will quote it in the original language, and for me, it well, i was surprised by him. because you are in the armed forces of ukraine. you articulate your position very clearly. your wife also served in uh, in what year will you remind uh, about uh, the beginning of the war, she has windows, uh, yes, that means war it has already been going on and you are writing, i am from luhansk and more i won't run away. explain what this means to me at my age. well, because when all this started in luhansk in

the 14th year, that's how i was. let's not say that in such an environment, i had such a perception of everything that could happen to me. and it will not be related in any way, well, i guess something is happening there somewhere, you are like that, then, uh, there was an awareness that no, something must be done. well, this is uh, understanding that in this first uh, when was the first blow, when was there, i wasn't there, no for myself, i explain that i couldn't. yes, there, well, somewhere , er, you understand that you could. well, i just found it i found someone there so as not to pass, and that's why now that it's a full-scale offensive, i realized that no, that is, it's a second chance to give the uh, the occupier,

so that he continues to do it there, you can't, that is, i know uh, a bunch of people who uh, with they left luhansk there from donetsk and went. all this but somewhere there something is happening and we are here there somewhere on the same level or not or something there still in vinnytsia we live there and everything is fine with us and it is for myself and for them that i wrote it like that well to assume that this is a sufficiently specific pattern of behavior and it does not apply directly residents of the eastern regions, many in ukraine from other regions also did not feel that what was happening in their uh countries in their country, but uh, what do you think, when and at what moment did this evil happen? that you still understood that you

you won't run away anymore, you won't run away from here anymore, what is it, when you flew here in the peaceful cities of the guys, it was much earlier, and they say that there is an opinion that there is no war until it does not apply to you, it happened to me, so what to me at that time there was my godmother who is also there now she is from the 93rd brigade and uh, she went to the war. it was in 15. or maybe in 14. i don't remember the year and we had to help , we had to do something there, we started to uh, give something to her, and so and so it went it went uh, then uh, there was an awareness, we worked at the cemetery, they came to us to order a monument, uh, a bit, and i understood no we can't make money on this, we won't, we did uh, the cost price a-and sometimes at all money somewhere and gave 10% of

each order for e-e to volunteers, well, that is to say, somehow it just happened there e-e went one for one for one thing and another, there was already a lot of work, i worked with the ministry, uh, i was there, that is, it was like that, uh, maybe i'm telling it like this. there was some there, maybe a month or two. and then it already went away. most ukrainians and ukrainian women also had similar processes . if we can take at all. i don’t know. i can answer for myself. i don’t really like questions. when we ask him that. and how is he there? did what do you think about it what do you think about it so it seems to me, but at least the observations

are also interesting, mr. pavlo, i thank you for this conversation in general and for what you do in particular, it was a big thank you after a month of service, i proved to my brothers that i am not just a woman, i am a soldier, i am equal to the burden equipment and weapons i complete the task and there is such a legend about ataman junaska, she pretended to be with a man in order to fight, they found out that ataman was a woman only after the death of nastya, she was a skilled login 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%."

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to save someone else's life, sometimes at the cost of your own the heart itself teaches not to back down if it wasn't difficult to be ready for self-sacrifice to be courageous to be humane to be an example for others state emergency service we will save we will restore we will win good evening we with the marathon every evening in the 20s have our finger on the pulse and summarize the main points for you see the final release of the only news of ukraine and the world only in the joint marathon about the most important events of the day and the only news to be aware of the main leading channels of ukraine together we fight and win in the marathon united the main news every day at 20:00 good evening glory

to ukraine marathon continues the only news works for you i will remind the team of the first public broadcasting channel my name is anna charnychenko we sum up the day's informational summaries of the day we say what happened on the ukrainian territories during this day we say what is happening on the territory of our the enemy or one way or another it affects us too but let's start this information hour with the traditional address of president volodymyr zelenskyi let's listen to him ukrainians ukrainians today i signed the decree on the movement of the game of ukraine serhiy that he is more than the conditions of the 93rd mechanized brigade kholodny yar he defended our state ukraine from the beginning of the war in 2014 fought for pisky for the donetsk airport after february 24 he fought in

kharkiv oblast serhiy owl he gave his life for ukraine all we saw a photo of his hands with blue and yellow bracelets on his wrist he wore them as a talisman from the 14th year and this photo by solonia from the first of the raisins from the mass burial site in the forest that was discovered when the occupiers fled he was a real soldier, such a father, one can only be proud of eternal memory and honor a hero eternal glory to all our soldiers who gave their lives or as for our state today i awarded an honorary award for courage and bravery to three of our brigades, the first separate tank siver brigade, the fortieth separate artillery prague 57- and separate motorized infantry brigades from the beginning of the invasion of the russian headquarters, and the fighters of the first separate tank brigade were able to carry out the task assigned to us first in the chernihiv direction. and now in

in the hottest points in the south and east of our country for six months, more than a thousand soldiers of this brigade, awarded with state awards , units of the 40th separate artillery brigade defend the state in the kharkiv direction and do it very bravely and effectively, proving the loss of the russian army from the fire of this brigade of ours makes it clear to all the occupiers that there will be no place for the enemy on our land, the 57th separate motorized infantry brigade achieved a good result this month, a number of settlements were liberated in the south of our country during the period of the full-scale invasion of russia in the kherson region, three soldiers in the 57th brigade have already been awarded the order of the gold star and 275 servicemen

have received state awards. and a dump of them 38 military units of the armed forces of ukraine are these military units of the state border service four military units of the national guard thank you all, well done guys heroism, courage, the desire for independence and justice, which united vyznach. the people leave no doubt that ukraine will win and that all the occupiers on our territory will surely be defeated if they do not flee. declared by russia crazy mobilizations, by chance , at once, it was called by the very wives of russia, burials, burials, the russian government knows perfectly well that it sends

its citizens to death in the second place, russian commanders are not volgurs, but российские жизни and you just need to fill the empty places after the killed, wounded, escaped, or captured russian soldiers in kiev , these places will be filled in your voice, at least young people on verbs who did not serve at all, at least pensioners who served in the soviet army, so this is a key moment for you всех время кодга решеаться там will your life end and take a noose is better than to die on someone else's land as a war criminal, to escape from this criminal mobilization is better than to be in the same place еще потом разбоить before the court for participation in the resurgent war, surrender to ukrainian captivity is better than the dead