what is the language of international communication? it ’s russian in general, our country is грннугвестическая, that is, there are russian-speaking communities living here, only the shelter of the language. the problem is that the state does not have a clear policy in this regard, very well-organized integration policies. so that the state language is studied, and especially if new people come and they try to enroll and get a job in kazakhstan, then it is for their own benefit and so that state services are available and the state language is necessary, and for this we will definitely create conditions for employers and new arrivals, as well as gradually integrate, we understand that there are only a few cases when russians start learning the cossack language , i like it, i don't like it, but i think i will like it with time, god, thank you dimash is

dimash adzhanov under the kazakh political scientist. well, we have this news on the tv channel iryna kovaliy, now iryna will present it. congratulations and we invite you to speak. thank you, colleagues. well, in fact, the number has increased wounded as a result of the morning shelling of dnipropetrovsk region and once again i am talking about the car of which female collaborator was blown up in occupied melitopol and also about the situation in various regions of our country and at the front literally killed in ukraine 11 o'clock news time on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval i congratulate the number of wounded as a result of the morning attack on the kryvyi rih district of the dnipropetrovsk region has increased to 15 six people are in serious condition this was

reported by the head of the dnipropetrovsk regional council , mykola lukashuk, the occupiers fired at one of enterprises in the zelenodol community and the russian invaders continue to kill civilians in donetsk region, the day before, enemy shells killed five people and four were wounded. this was reported by the head of the region, pavlo kyrylenko , during the night, active fighting continued near the settlements of pisky vodyane pervemomaiske. the outskirts of soledar and part of central avdiivka in the temporarily occupied melitopol, a powerful explosion rang out in the morning, it happened near the industrial and economic the car of a local collaborator of the college, olena shapurova, exploded, mayor ivan fedorov reported and added that the woman in peaceful life became famous for numerous corruption schemes at the college, headed

the occupation department of education and helped the occupiers in every way to plant money in the education regime, according to eyewitnesses, the traitor is alive, but she was scared to death, added fedorov, one of of the most terrible symbols of the holocaust, today the world commemorates the victims of the babi yar tragedy 80 years ago on september 29-30, 1941 in the occupied the nazis in kyiv carried out the first mass execution by the military of an unarmed civilian population. then , in two days, the nazis shot almost 34,000 jews, and by october 11 of the same year, the ss killed almost the entire jewish population of the city, more than 50,000 men, women and children during the years of the second world war in babyny yar up to 150,000 civilians of various nationalities died, among them were

members of the ukrainian nationalist resistance movement, the shootings in babyny yar continued until the liberation of kyiv from the german occupiers. in 1943 and about the situation at the front another collapse of the russians is on the line the kremlin army near the liman is almost surrounded the russian command hides the real losses of the military at the front russian soldiers are demoralized, the american institute for the study of war says the defeat of the liman cauldron will have serious consequences for the russian group in donbas and will give an advantage to ukrainian troops along the western border border of the luhansk region and on the severodonetsk-lysichansk section, foreign analysts say, ukrainian air defense works the defenders shot down four out of five guided missiles

, the russians fired the projectiles on our territory the day before, we are talking about x59 missiles, the invaders tried to hit the objects of the dnipropetrovsk and zaporizhzhia regions, however, they suffered a significant failure, the air command informed the east, you want to live, flee, this was the advice given by the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky to the russian occupiers , the head of the ukrainian state offered the invaders to surrender or fight against the dictatorship regime in their country regarding the situation in at the front, everything is clear to us, so i repeat once again to those who understand only russian, you want to live , you want to live, you want to live, you want to live, you want to live , you fight, you fight on your streets and for your

freedom, what are you fighting for, you only have credits, eat something in the evening and now the mobilization is fighting for your own, don't step on our land, more than 600 tons of humanitarian aid worth about 10 million euros was sent to ukraine during the war by the community of st. institutions, or they are sent to war-affected regions in kyiv, lviv and ivano-frankivsk , there are organization centers where you can get the necessary things and products . our carpathian colleagues also visited one of these, this young mother with a small child fled to ivano-frankivsk from kharkiv for several months that's why i got to prykarpattia for 4 days, the woman remembers, it was very scary, i didn't sleep at all for probably a month, i had such a dream what well, i woke up from every

noise, i'm afraid, for example, i'm afraid for the child, i'm afraid for everyone, and i do not advise anyone and do not wish anyone to see what we saw. and this is vitaliy, a man from the town of lyman in the donetsk region. he says that the city is under occupation, the infrastructure is destroyed, so we will have to spend the winter in frankivsk, they say that the house is still a whole box, as they say . there are all the traffic jams, and somewhere, whatever they didn't break, they stole, as they say, get a humanitarian in italy and other migrants come to the aid center regularly, here people are given food, warm clothes, shoes, and baby food. my mother is on maternity leave, i don’t have any money, yes, well, there is a lot to allow for childhood, what volunteers give us, this humanitarian center works in ivano-frankivsk, at the beginning of the war, volunteers here, both local and displaced,

distribute aid four times a week, communicate, help solve problems during this during the time that i am here helping, i realized that there are a lot of people who need help and we need this difficult time to mobilize in order to provide this help to people together as much as possible. santa jigio helps in ukraine. very powerful, we thought that it was provided , provided to date, 8.5 million euros are only medicines and 2.5 million euros are products and the community, the community from rome and from europe encourages us and promises to help in the future, so we are moving forward except aid in ukraine, the organization provided transport, received patients from italy, germany

, poland, the czech republic, hungary, and georgia from prykarpattia, especially for the espresso tv channel, an exhibition of new lviv sculpture was opened in the gallery of pavlo gudimov, it is the work of four young authors volodymyr semkiv, denis shimansky, vasyl hrinevych and oleksiy abramov, all artists are graduates of the lviv academy of arts, the curator of the exhibition and the founder of the gallery, pavlo gudimov, says that the exhibition is an attempt to answer the question of whether there is a new lviv sculpture today and, if so, what kind of sculpture it is. the exhibition will last until november 28. i wanted to hold an exhibition where to show the young generation of sculptors is to show who is in the youth of sculpture , who is currently setting the trend, who feels this zeitgeist of our millennium, all these works unite

the general idea is to show the plasticity of the human body and with the help of this plasticity to depict certain emotions, but certain experiences can say so. it seems to me that this is a new sculpture, but it is difficult to find it, there are many, to say the least , vague authors, there are those who simply copy their teachers, currently it is in in lviv, until november 28, you can visit the gallery and see the exhibition of the new lviv sculpture, that 's all the news for now, the updated issue, wait for it at 12:00, watch this week at program judicial control chronic forgetfulness

of a candidate for the vrp why viktoriya koretska did not include property in the declaration of themis in the service of raiders which judicial decision forced the intervention of the ambassador of the kingdom of sweden this was one of the classic schemes of raiding and what connects judge boris polyakov with the scandalous company of a russian oligarch in some way related to this company, and here are the following: on thursday, september 29 at 5:50 p.m., the judicial control program with tetyana shustrova on the espresso tv channel, we return to of our marathon as a whole, this is already the final hour , actually, the christening of yatskiv people with our viewers and for the second part of this information day, and you still have the final one, and morning and lunch happen until the evening, but i was glad i had a big break

and return to work to all your co-hosts is now a great pleasure. moreover, there is something to talk about when there is a war in the country, and unfortunately, most of the reasons that we raise in our broadcast of information devices are not uh-uh positive. but you, we definitely stand out from our we are different from our enemy because we know how to see and criticize our internal problems where they are, and in particular, more . what happened and what didn't happen in odesa, and in odesa there was an attempt to finally decide whether a monument to catherine , the second empress of russia, who did a

lot of unkind things for the ukrainians , should stand in the center of odesa for ukrainian territories for cossacks in particular for cossacks and so on and the like, and i want it myself. she was german, and theoretically it would be possible. a monument to her stands in odesa, although she herself was german. i'm saying it again, i even said it on the air, let's just go to those towns, it's known where is she from? it's a small town, it's now in poland, the truth is, the only thing is that it's in poland, that's why the poles . will be physical let's put it this way, with this monument, i am now much more concerned about why in the future, in fact, in some places in our country, there is such a latent but resistance to the rejection of all these

historical figures who actually brought a lot of grief to our ukrainian state. and indeed, the odessa deputies did not support the dismantling of the monument of catherine ii, apparently, even bombs are not an argument in this aspect, contact us oleksiy potapsky, a deputy of the odessa city council, mr. oleksiy, we congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes were you one of those 19 deputies who voted for the dismantling of this monument and its transfer to the museum yes yes this is the decision this project of the decision was prepared by our faction eh yes and we are not 19 and 17 deputies voted for this decision the deputies of our faction voted eh this is very strange but they supported us eh seven or eight deputies of the former psg and only one of the deputies of the presidential faction, the servant of the people, the

other deputies from the servant of the people, they trust you , they did not support us. in that including the mayor of the city trukhanov abstained from voting yes yes meh abstained he was categorically against such a decision well let's try to explain the position after all eh maybe we don't know something maybe this monument is um well just well i can i i can explain our position position i am from odessa and there is well now in the conditions of the war we all understand that what was possible before the war is now absolutely impossible and also the monument to catherine ii e moreover, it is not the original of the monument, it is a new work his er already he already found himself in 2009 ago this

it's not even a monument in the historical sense, that is, it's not uh, that is, it's not a museum exhibit, there's a part of the monument, there are figurines of the founder of the city - these are original figurines, they are more than 100 years old, these are museum exhibits. they are required according to the law. they must be protected. we are not against vandalism, we should dismantle this monument completely and transfer it to the museum under guard, so that it stands in the museum, and after the war, the people of odessa will decide that we should put some kind of second monument on this place. the monument is probably a monument to those who liberated ukraine from the invaders, or perhaps one of our generals, or someone else, well, it will be after the war, that's our position, i'm afraid of this monument, you know, it actually resembles another monument, the monument of empress maria theresa in

vienna, well, seriously, it seems to be very similar i don't know how the copy was made from there. i don't know if they are. maybe relatives were there because of this and so and so and so and so and so . it was installed at the expense of the embassy of the russian federation in 2009, at that time we were not eduard group. he is very active in this project. well, i'm just trying to understand. well, if we really believe that there is, let's assume that we honor the historical memory of all the lands that were part of the russian empire, and there may be this memory in odessa just as a reference, there is a museum where in the museum well, you all over the world there are museums, there are museums, make a museum of the colonial era or the era of

totalitarianism as well as whatever you want it can be called and there uh these monuments should be together with lenin and karl marx and probably others too, no one objects, but now, well, it is in this monument in the heart of our hometown er, a monument to queen victoria in memory of the fact that russia lost the war there, erect a monument to maria theresa again, the memory of the habsburgs is a huge legacy, and in odessa it is possible to leave kateryna as well just explain well, somewhere there's something on the board i'm just trying understand where we are. well, well, there is a fact, there are deputies and they don't want to vote, there is peace and he

likes this monument to the deputies in these deputies, what kind of political situation is there? that is, i understand that there are voters, there are some voters, i wanted to to understand whether these deputies rely on support or not support in any issue on the opinion of the local population in any case, that is, if we say that the deputies in odesa did not vote, it means that this decision has not matured in the society as a whole in odesa. now an online survey is being conducted regarding this issue and there we can already see that more than 50% of odessa residents agree on the most interesting place, as often happens. unfortunately , as i understand it, more than 50% of odessa residents agree that the monument was moved

from the city center after all it is very interesting to me to always understand what should appear on this place, relatively speaking, that is, what kind of symbol because i remember even before the 14th year, uh . he emigrated to russia. well, he was like that, you could say the party sociologist of the party of regions and viktor yanukovych, he was involved in their service there. let's say so and we had such a recursion, the conversation was very emotional and he said that it was just before the revolution. we argued and he said that you are giving us your symbols of your bandera, but he is a stranger to us, but you want to take away our symbols of gagarin well, including catherine ii, i would understand him to a certain extent, they grew up on this and they and they just want to preserve their memory now because it is a part of themselves. i understand that

it can be understood, but they have to sort it out. i don't know. psychologists and psychotherapists probably measure more . i would just like to say that although we are now talking about odesa and the odesa case is kateryna, but in general, hmm, similar resistance there, i don't know. decommunization, de-russification, decolonization . name it, it is inherent in many e monuments, in particular, e-e, there is such a situation in kyiv, let’s remember shchors, it is an incredibly interesting monument from an aesthetic point of view, those who, by the way, understand the relevant things, note that it is one of of the coolest monuments with the image. that is, who depicts a horse and even for these reasons to tear it down, well, it is almost not some kind of crime, but what meaning does it

carry ? in the case of the shchorsi monument in kyiv , discussions are still ongoing well, yes, that is, somewhere at the vdnkh, to put a separate monument to the horse, it is possible that this is a bad idea, but with the ss or something, it means to change the sculpture so that the horse sits on the shchorsi well, that would be a normal idea that is, if we left it and everyone would be satisfied , maybe something like that can be done with empress catherine the second here in odessa. by the way, this is not the only story that requires a certain decommunization. but it is not worse in fact in this problem. well, there are odessans, there are труханов труханов that's what we're showing. by the way, wherever this monument stands, it's already been painted over, a map of the ukrainian people has been drawn, and so on. here it is, beautiful. i'm always surprised

by the problem. there are trukhanovs and trukhanovs my god, what did we not know about trukhanov before the war, what did we learn about trukhanov after the war , and his recent stories about the fact that everything is not so clear and similar, but in general, trukhanov is not a high threshold for him hope we are already amazed that he turns out not to be a collaborator and look, i say as it is but what kind of russian just didn't reach odessa actually there and who knows if it was no less yes after all but but when we have special people well i understand when people like trukhanov are trying there to defend one's own historical memory well, i say in a human way, this can be understood and there may be some kind of compromise in all this, well, that is, for example, we say, well, people, we do not tolerate that your peace continues to steal ugh, we do not tolerate that you have lawlessness in my city we tolerate your double bass is

endless, but at the same time you allow you to stay there a little bit about the soviet quilted ones and so on. well, because we understand that it doesn’t happen so quickly, but when we have people who are responsible for the general general direction of the state for the intelligent heart, in particular of the new generation , well, that is, it doesn’t matter who trukhanov is, what his grandchildren are, if they are small, if trukhanov’s grandchildren will grow up ukrainian-speaking and pro-ukrainian, okay, everything is fine, who is the grandfather ? children of the new generation of young odessans very often do something completely opposite, and i am now saying this is my filipka to the address, of course, as always, to the minister of the ministry of culture , otherwise they call mr. tkachenko, who recently he again said that odessa was a city that was lucky to meet pushkin on its streets. and we are not

lucky to have such a child as the head of the ministry of culture. we will say sweetly in response to mr. tkachenko. but nevertheless, it is important to understand that when we talk about odessa today, we are discussing to catherine, this is definitely a provision for the future, this is what you said about children and grandchildren, but it is also worth thinking about the immediate future of this city, in particular, in view of the fact that in russia a partial, so to speak, has been announced mobilization and bloomberg, referring to their sources, in the administration of russian president vladimir putin, declares that the kremlin hopes to seize the initiative on the battlefield, and after this partial mobilization, the army will again advance to kharkiv and odesa. when we talk about that the russians

will try to capture odesa. we cannot ignore, for example, mykola, which is actually the land gate to the odesa region . and it’s interesting how this is cut into, that is, eh of a new threat to odesa and the region that is absolutely now defined, what do the odesa people themselves think about all this? i know that the majority of odesa people are still very patriotic and pro-ukrainian. we are talking about the fact that the phenomenon of collaboration with the enemy is not specific to any specific region. when there was a partial occupation of the oblast, cases of collaboration were observed in almost every village, lenyu, who at that time helped the police of kyiv oblast to do their work, wrote about this to you and actually singled out some separate

the region would be wrong, but we have always looked closely at odesa, especially the events of 2014. well, of course, i am here in this sense. i will allow myself to tell a short, very short anecdote. god, that means he is sitting. putin is sitting. things are going on at the front, in one word, the threads are good, uhu, in two words, not good, it’s great, but how much is putin, who are we? the planning of practically strategic planning of this war and the fact that putin is told in one word that there is mobilization mobilization mobilization we will take odessa and we will take two words no need to take odessa that is, as one late lover of the

russian world said, well, that was mikhail dzheksov, do you remember there he had such a the crown phrase "want and wet none" is also great i think about it we can gradually summarize the topic of odessa as of today, we really hope that the city and the region as a whole will be calm in the near future, from any blows and from the enemy's pies, they will achieve their goals with missiles from the black sea, from the territory of the occupied crimea, somewhere and the region will reach a really great place, but by the way, here we also have help from a friend, you know, help from a friend - this is yehor chichirynda just wrote what about these monuments of catherine, so let's put a little intellectual quiz on us. it turns out that a similar match is under the abutment of monuments to catherine in krasnodar, simferopol, and in st. petersburg, it's also just another moment about what

this is a stupid motherfucker of the russian world and nothing else. i wonder why they needed to mark this russian world in st. petersburg and where else is krasnodar in the year 93, after the parliament was shot from tanks. first, what did he do? he went and opened a monument. it seemed to yaroslav the wise in moscow that it was an atation, and it turns out that we branded our ukrainian peace, can the world be in moscow? no, they are simply appropriating it like that. well, this does not mean that yaroslav the wise, who was put in kyiv, is also the stamp of the russian world. well, but kateryna should study yes, she did not have any good relationship with ukraine, at least 19 years ago, we all witnessed how the russian federation tried for the first time to go to an open military confrontation with

ukraine, and so-so-so-so was a sample of the military, you know, if you can call it that, and there was an attempt to seize the ukrainian island of tuzla, control over it gave kyiv the right to charge for the passage of ships in the sea of ​​azov. by the way, on september 29, 2003, moscow began to build a dam to the island. how did it manage to settle that conflict and not allow the capture of ukrainian territory . my colleagues know about this and they explained it in the story in the material. let's watch the rehearsal of the annexation of crimea . today, after 19 years, you can call the russian-ukrainian conflict around the island of tuzla. the island itself is a small piece of land with an area of ​​200 hectares located in kerch the strait between the ukrainian crimea and the krasnodar region of russia for ukraine broke the important financial importance, controlling it, kyiv had the right to charge for the passage of ships in the sea of ​​azov