well, let's move now medals, actually, i'll remind you that on the 30th, we 're hoping that something will happen, putin will announce the results of these referendums now, and we'll also understand where the situation will develop next. well, you know, well, ukrainians, if there were the desire to fight further is what we have from our polls, and these are not polls, some people are forced to answer in some way or they are afraid to give the wrong answer. well, if that is the case, well, relatively speaking, the mobilization potential of ukraine is at least not less than russia, even though we have a three times smaller population, yes. however, there are certainly more of us who are ready to defend this country, and accordingly, well, we will continue to fight. well, we have the motivation of the russians, it is not there, but they are still trying

their government is trying, with the help of its propaganda media, to somehow awaken that motivation in its own people, and it has already sent out new methods on how to cover the mobilization of the war in ukraine, and in that document it is said that russia won wars only when its inhabitants believed that a people's war was going on, that's why the compilers of the manual draw conclusions, now the russians should be told a one-minute thesis that the people of russia should unite before the threat of nato with the approval of the kremlin. the alliance intends to dismember and rob the russian people. it will still be possible to wake up the people, awaken them to a people's war, the war of 1914 1941 war was fought on the territory of the russian federation, for them the year 1941 was still on the territory of the russian federation, did it approach

moscow in 1842? on the territory of the russian federation, and the french even occupied moscow, we will remind you. well, now a little bit. i think it will be difficult to explain to the population, although they have a lot of vodka, you can do it with the help of infusions, like that before you watch our emergency release of the program, how are they it's called i don't remember what it's called, well, in short, this is solovyov and his er-e skabeeva oh, so please drink half a liter of vodka and set yourself up for patriotic consequences in order for ukraine , well, they are people, you know your own will and according to your own they decide with their will, even in these manuals it is said that only one percent of the registered military personnel will be affected by this mobilization, and moreover, only experienced men who have served a-a well, we see that

blind, deaf, crooked, cancer patients of all kinds are being rowed in a row and they say that the event forbade kyiv to negotiate with russia, well, kyiv is like that, ukraine is so stupid, it can't do without russia , so now it can't do without the intervention of everyone, everyone tells us what to do do the russians have no way of realizing that we are already an independent country, everything is not in the sphere of influence of the soviet union, there is no soviet union, there is no russian empire, there is a separate country that cannot possibly wake up and understand that all of your imperial strength collapsed a long, long time ago . lives on empires a-a. by the way, this is you - a soldier who was shot by one of the conscripts in the irkutsk region or somewhere in the 25-year-old

ruslan zinin, he is alive. he is alive, he did not die, but in an extremely serious condition the head of the region said this is the first victim of the russian mobilization, she turned out to be a citizen of russia and the head of the yakutsk military committee, we are adding to our conversation maria ionova, a people's deputy of ukraine, uh, men on the committee on foreign policy and inter- parliamentary cooperation, mrs. maria, have a good day, i'm not filming anything, i'm on the air uh, in kharkiv , and we just returned from the border zone, and you see here vigilant vigilant vigilant law enforcement officers, what guards, what kind of people are really watching, are you not passing on some false candles, the type is true i pass on the data, especially when i hear on our western

platforms that they want to open er and continue to issue visas to russians, i want all these people who have such a desire to come to the re-occupation of the territory to see what war crimes the russians are committing and in principle they cannot be allowed anywhere ah that's why you know who has such an opinion. i would like them to come and see with their own eyes how the people are, it's just that they even still know, today we were in the community of kozacha lapa, not even the headman of the community is there. they just ran the russians were crossing the border from our armed forces and the ukrainian flag was already being raised , that is, they are very brave people, very interesting stories, but the destruction is simply terrible, and they also found a room for torture at the railway station. but i am

just now showing what is behind me. unfortunately kharkiv is such a wounded place, it is very dignified, you know such impressions that the more, er, hmm, such rocket strikes, the stronger they become and break out , too, eh. unfortunately, eh, this may be about soviet policy, which was also here to some extent, but here it is plywood city and it's just scary to look at when you drive around the city and they are all plywood and what's even scarier is when there are residential buildings and between residential buildings a completely destroyed school or a completely destroyed regional children's regional hospital ot please tell me, these are russians they fight in civilian clothes and hate us only because we are ukrainians, so this is genocide, the only thing that has not yet been recognized

at the international level. for the whole world and it was backed up legally, you know, i would like to, of course, as soon as possible but i think that the punishment we will not rest until the punishment comes to every russian who raped and killed. we heard such terrible stories today when people tried to break out of the occupation there, they were shot at night by their families, and we were driving and saw just how ah, the cars were torn up by rocket shells, they just fell into pits because people just wanted to escape from this russian world and wanted to save the lives of their families, in fact, in the world interrogations and intimidation, law enforcement officers are working there now, but it is very important to tell the de-occupied territories to help people, especially there is a problem with medicines, well, it is clear that with generators today, petro oleksiyovych is together with the

animal doroshenko, together with our team, you know his birthday, and he also delivered help and generators for this village, where there is no electricity or gas, by the way, for 6 months already and there is a lot of other help, that is, it is important to just talk to people, hug them and bring as little as possible help today on petro poroshenko's birthday by the way, it's true and i, er, you know what i want to say, mrs. maria, i was very surprised by the results of a recent survey about whom ukrainians trust , who they don't trust, and me. well, actually, that's what impresses all these stories. and how why do you think there are so many people today? well, i don't know why poroshenko has such a high level of mistrust . now, why is there so much hate against him, and

it surprises me, for example, i am a person who did not vote for him in the 14th year, but i am a kind of person i voted for him in the 19th year, and accordingly, it seems to me that very often this kind of hatred for poroshenko is of some kind, literally, of some irrational nature, well, not irrational , because as a president, he showed quite a lot of success, and maybe not the maximum, maybe there. well, but this politics is always the art of possibilities , important reforms were carried out, the army was strengthened well, where did such a level of gate come from, i really can't understand it, you are probably also asking yourself this question, let's not forget how let's say that it was worth it and it was possible to adjust it from 2014, no matter how many collaborators remained in our country, how difficult it was to lift the country from its knees since 2014 and how many oligarchs worked in the information field. that is, it was just an

information killing in relation to one person. it seems to me that now all of them, if the narratives were like that, they would go away because now they understand that poroshenko actually created an army that in 2000 and the same in 2019. unfortunately, if its strengthening did not continue, but they showed from january 24, and the same thing. i am not talking about our independent ukrainian church, i will remember how difficult it was for us to make visa-free decisions for signing the association agreement. you know, these are state decisions, history will someday show, but in reality, identifying citizens of ukraine as ukrainians and that we have to fight against the russian invasion, the fact that those people who, unfortunately, are

still in the parliament, says the faction of the servants of the people, so that they cooperate very successfully and vote together with them, these are the former police officers, now not even i know what all these groups are called, in fact, we need to draw conclusions, and not only if this party forbids and after all, such people do not represent ukraine there in delegations at international platforms on behalf of the parliament on behalf of the ukrainian parliament, and that is why you know when we are talking about sanctions on weapons that we drive and demand and ask to provide even more to ukraine because the armed forces are the best diplomats and they decide on the battlefield. and the further they advance, the more they free our people and they are liberating and the less the more the faster they will liberate certain settlements and cities. the less those war crimes the russians will continue to commit in the occupied territories, therefore

to your question i would say that this whole er is such a five-year information murder attacks against a person who actually did a lot for state-owned enterprises with profits yes yes together with a team and many people worked on it, but it was political will and those oligarchs you know stopped earning big money, all of them the efforts of these oligarchs were directed precisely at the destruction of the informational pyotr oleksiyovych. i would not like to talk about the negative today, because you know where we do not come to pyotr oleksiyovych. the russians here know it as serhii zhadan says, it is not a point, it is a position, i.e. volunteering assistance, charitable assistance, and he has been doing it since 2014 to the fullest extent, and now everyone we call on everyone who can

who has minimal opportunities but to help the armed forces of ukraine to help our er people who it's really strange. and it seems to me that there should be more solidarity between the volunteer movement. was it some kind of misunderstanding? well, it seems to me that it damaged the image in particular and to a certain extent from the ricochet in that direction. we welcome all volunteer organizations. the only thing that is very against it is when the authorities start persecution against those volunteers who have been working since 2014, we would like law enforcement agencies and the authorities to pay more attention to collaborators and those who steal real humanitarian aid, and we know these cases, but in

connection with by the fact that er under the er motto is such a unity er. we are simply drawing attention to the fact that during a full-scale war between russia and ukraine, it is not necessary to fight with volunteers, on the contrary, they should. well, you know, provide maximum er assistance and no no no to do all these bureaucratic things in order for us to help the armed forces of ukraine more, now is not the time when we may start again in 2019 and the persecution of volunteers, doctors , military generals and others will not end in time, i am sure that everyone will have a lot of questions ms. maria, you they said that those who are now saying that it is necessary to accept russians who are fleeing mobilization in russia in european countries should lead those politicians, those journalists, people who defend this idea it would be necessary to take them to the occupied territories where

the occupied territories were so that they could see what russia was doing there. it seems to me that quite a few representatives from the west have already come to bucha irpin, is there still a need for a bigger one, or is there still a need for these ones? to lead people and what to do, for example, when a person makes a statement there, what to invite him officially or organize after all, such a tour will occupy cities and villages well, you know , the more people come, the more they see with their own eyes and hear, but it is important to come not it is only possible to come to buch borgy, there are many other communities in chernihiv oblast, sumy oblast, kharkiv oblast , where all these crimes took place, i will tell you honestly , i was, well, let’s just say, even more upset and surprised, after all, there were very timid reactions after the raisin, because such, such, such, a set of all

a-a war crimes and i would like the 8th package of sanctions to be adopted sooner i am not talking about what we should talk about secondary sanctions we um, we have to talk a lot about santa against russia nuclear fuel that is, there there is a whole spectrum. i'm not talking about the fact that banks are still not all disconnected from the world, and that's why you are the politicians who talk about it. let them come, let them see with their own eyes and hear the most important thing . with weapons and there they demand that they hand over people with pro-ukrainian sentiments if they support ukraine there, well, that is, these are terrible things that people have experienced and ah, and europeans are now letting these people en masse into the european union, i will tell you frankly, i do not i really understand this position, well, i am sure that this is the

fsb, why are you using all the agencies to poison me and european society further? it was not enough that they poisoned me until 2014, and in 2014, the lessons must be taught honestly and truthfully, they will understand. well , this is just a virus a virus that will be very dangerous for europe itself. i don't know. what should be done to announce a collection for a ticket for some bus in occupied cities or something? how should the state react, you know, if we are talking about the countries of the european union, yes, there is a powerful the position of the baltic country is now continuing to work with finland. yes, we understand what a land border is. it is very important . now, the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe will be here. there will be a meeting of the osce. there will be other international venues. it is worth using every international

platform and every meeting about the fact that the governments of these countries should make such decisions, they are not that they are not popular, but they harm their own national security. we will continue about this to speak, we understand that democracy is a procedure and that it takes time. but again, it is not our task to warn, but their task is to take into account and hear what is happening on the territory of ukraine and what can happen in their countries, thank you ms. maria for your impressions of those cities that are occupied. thank you for your work. maria ionova, people's deputy of ukraine and member of the committee on foreign policy , was with us during parliamentary cooperation. she is now in kharkiv oblast and told about her impressions what are people in the de-occupied

cities going through now, and what does kharkiv look like? it's a plywood city, ms. maria said so, because instead of windows, the whole city is simply covered with plywood. this is the kind of story i'm reading a lot. what's in the chat here? they already say that he is gunpowder or that gunpowder works, well, you, well, i don’t know. well, i’m really saying my position. no , it really seems strange to me that poroshenko causes an exaggerated reaction from many people. well, that is, he alone is far from the worst politician in ukraine, we have kuchma considered good well, at least they thought he was the president before the war, well, listen, well, he has his merits, of course , well, but let's listen, it's clear that well, you just want to know a little more about your brains, a little less of these emotions when you evaluate people with us

, our colleague, a journalist, a pr woman yuliya yanchara, who is now arriving in great britain. yuliya , we welcome you to our broadcast. now they are waiting in european countries for russians who are fleeing from mobilization, that she would be waiting for them in those de-occupied cities and they, too. maybe then without thinking about whether it is worth waiting for russian men with open arms. somewhere abroad, like you, like journalists, and like ukrainians like those ukrainians who had to save themselves by fleeing abroad from russian rockets, to save their child, that now you will see russian men on the streets who, somewhere on the one hand, seem to be behind the war, and there the letter z has finally been erased and

painted only in order to be allowed abroad, although of course the narrative of some european politicians indicates that there are some discriminations among them, because it seems to me that it is very important for european politicians to understand that there are no good russians who support 80% of their dictator , and you know it seems to me that it is very important here, after all, when we quote charles michel . still, it is professional. i would like to apply. i specifically read this interview. he said that we are ready to meet those russians who have politicians who have political persecution, so i don't know if it should be taken as a basis and say that all european countries are ready to

meet russian men with open doors, this is definitely not true, but of course such narratives of politicians have a very negative effect on all women who with their children were forced to go abroad because, first of all, this is probably the first precedent in the world when one of the politicians in the barangay offers to invite refugees to his country, in whose country there is no war, the country that started this terror on the territory of ukraine and me it seems that it is simply unprecedented when and it is very infuriating. when in general politicians of this rank even think about saying such a thing from some platform there or giving an interview in some well-known political publication, which concerns in particular the edition of the politician eh, which concerns the attitudes of the british, i.e. in their tolerance towards the russians, they have clearly declared that they are on the side of the

ukrainians, their system that accepts ukrainians, which is called comfy ukraine, does not foresee any such manifestations on the part of tolerant towards russians, and i think that in principle most european countries will not allow healthy men to come to them, russians who mostly supported putin's regime, who sat and mocked, who rejoiced and supported the fact that ukrainians are being killed in ukraine ukrainian men are raped, ukrainian women are mercilessly killed children and now they want to, uh, um, mean to appear on the stasi poor unfortunate politically biased people who are persecuted by uh, refugees well, i think that this will not happen but uh, again, if we say about the signals of politicians, this is very negative. because i want to remind you that now the europeans are

thinking about the 8th package of sanctions that they want to introduce. yes , there were seven previous sanctions packages, they are still directed against whom, well, they are still were directed not only at putin and his entourage, they were directed primarily at the russians because everyone in the world hoped that the russians would not sit on their asses apologizing on the sofa or stand up or stand up and do something or protest instead the russians decided that the best way to fight their dictator is to simply take their bags , pack their car, tear off the z stickers and go to other countries that are permissible, like georgia, and they used to occupy it. they did the same with georgia and how do their governments allow

russians to come in large numbers, i also want to add that what do ukrainian women fear, for example, because let's be frank domestic violence in er russia is a country of simply perverted people where domestic violence is like er good day er and here are all the atrocities we saw in buch, irpen, and izyum this is just the essence of their people and imagine there are a lot of ukrainian women who fled with their children , 90% of their husbands are now in ukraine. that is, every mother with a child now has to worry abroad that potentially some vanka or some ilyusha will come and be with you in one volume to rent an apartment in the same house i to make fun of the fact that they give him more and maybe they will still give them payments, well, you know, it’s just, you already know, laughter on the verge of uh, well, just with total

disappointment. how can this even be, how can such a narrative at all arise from the uz of european politicians, which for 7 months has not can introduce specific, normal, powerful sanctions to hit russia so that they finally move, so you are talking about how it is possible to launch the russians at the moment when it is really so, for example, when in the 14th year it happened to us, and our colleagues also recently wrote about it in social networks, about it in detail , about the fact that in the 14th year, the ukrainian opposition media published instructions on how to make a molotov cocktail, how to get to the maidan, how to bypass the block of checkpoints, where buses were not allowed there, and so on and so forth plus some such grassroots formations were formed, such as the maidan of crimea sauce and so on. such a russian opposition publication may or may not be the last because

it is in riga. i will ask you how to leave through kyrgyzstan, how to cross some chiyska valley on foot, and so on, feel the difference, but i just know what i thought about, that in general the west is used to such a story , because after the so-called revolution or the october coup of 17th, for sure after all, there were revolutions , changes were revolutionary, and such an intelligentsia was also russian, it was completely alien to its people, which is also multinational, which is also polyreligious, very, very different religions , accordingly, it is difficult to say what russians like you are say the russians and, accordingly, the west is used to the fact that the best of the russians turns out to be those people whom they can incorporate into their culture and incorporate into their countries, and in the end, they give something else to these countries, so it is possible that there is simply experience 100

years ago, they do not understand the scale of the beast no matter how much we talk about the horrors, because they would n't show all our cities destroyed on tv, no matter how much we talk about the fact that 80% of russians can and even more support putin's regime, they are true well, that's it a nation that for years since 19919. when it enters, it is a horde that destroys all nationalities , it destroys everything, it is a graveyard of peoples, and it seems to me that it is just europeans until the end, they still know that they are looking for these good russians, they are looking for and they want to believe it so much that they are ready to believe it, you know, let's start it, but they don't understand that if they

even try to open the door or not, at the moment, they will then face the trouble that poo will come to this country to liberate its russian-speaking citizens positively put a pig under the table and it will climb out onto the table, there is a beautiful ukrainian saying that well, in the end , people must see with their own eyes, and when will the majority of men end up somewhere in europe, well, not all of them will be those who are persecuted by the russian authorities behave in an appropriate manner, and then the europeans will see what this russian measure is, with which we are facing for a month, thank you ms. yulia for the conversation, yulia yanchar, a journalist, a pr woman from great britain, now she is there, she counted on us, she told about domestic violence. yes, i just want to read the comment of a russian mother who said that she is her daughter, that is, if

we have to go with our daughter , we will please our soldiers. blessed are we, we are used to it when a mother writes something like this about her child and about the war. it just somehow does not fit in our head, although we already know so many different things about those russians , and we are definitely not europeans who believe that something is not good. we saw exactly that they did with us a century ago, what are they doing now, but even otak comments when a mother writes about her daughter that she will put her under some soldiers so that they will fight on this, all in russia there are ongoing protests against mobilization in order not to go to war in the irkutsk region, they were shot because he was in a coma and in the caucasus, mass protests were dispersed by automatic rounds or