uh, it's an unfortunate moment of time, so uh, we should expect an appropriate reaction from biden, and this reaction can be the cancellation of the permission to supply weapons to saudi arabia, many, many other aspects that uh, which were agreed upon during the visit, in any case in conditions when iran is in such a state and when, in principle, the nuclear agreement is unlikely to be signed. well, this is the position of muhammad bin salman. well, of course, it raises many questions, although it is not necessary to give credit, at least to our experts of our center . they immediately said that it was uh, rainbow uh, reports that the saudis agreed to this, they were not true, after all, the saudis kept a pause and uh, in

most cases, uh, they proceeded from their own national interests, and not from their position and wishes washington and what is the question that goes a little beyond the middle eastern theme, because it is rather a far eastern theme, nevertheless, yuriy, what is your opinion about this daring missile test that was carried out by north korea, what does it indicate, what is the reaction there, what can be done to say about it well, north korea is infantry, yes, that is, here and this country, in principle, can do anything, it is not just its, it is generally just out of the box, outside the boundaries of these good and evil, so it is easy and convenient to use it as a manipulation, yes, to

create a certain certain voltage of artificial voltage, of course, it can go beyond the limits and lead to a crisis, although the previous launches of the 19th year did not lead to a crisis, that is, even now it is such a controlled controlled skeleton and china, obviously, and russia , for years, this infanta rebel er terrible children, they are winning, show and give signals to the west that, look, we can scan as much as possible, and there is nothing you can do about it. yes, it is clear that this requires a certain attention to be transferred to this region. therefore maybe that's why you're doing it. well, thank you very much, ihor semigolos, the director

of the middle eastern studies center, was with us, and somehow we're moving on to this conversation, mr. natalka fedechko, co-founder and project manager, the only one already in touch with us natalka greetings and more however, er, is the number of ukrainians increasing? and according to the last polls that were conducted, the children of er, ukrainians who switch to the ukrainian language, there should be statistics of maternity hospitals , according to the idea, they will no longer want to increase because we will have to replenish er, our ranks those because the russians took our lives, but the number of ukrainians who become ukrainian speakers or return to the ukrainian language is increasing because their parents were russified or they were russified or they are learning the ukrainian language anew according to group surveys the rating has increased by 20%, and the share of ukrainian speakers has increased, and

ms. natalka is the person who is involved in increasing the number of such ukrainian speakers. who are these ukrainians, and i congratulate you lesya, er, it’s the first time you call me mrs. i’m so pleased. well, i have to tell the audience that natalya and i studied at the same university, at the same faculty, but in the same group, not in different ones. it seems like it’s been a long time ago. well but we will say to everyone here, ladies, yes, it is asynchronous , that's why we were constantly warming up ah yes. it's very nice to

see you and such a nice morning. today raised the mood . not with study with translation into ukrainian language, now 38,000 participants have joined our course, this is a lot for an online course . courses, each course has approximately 5,000 participants, the last courses were larger on september 11. now, almost 9,000 people have joined, that is, such statistics show that ukrainians want to switch to the ukrainian language, and they are interested. they are looking for opportunities. they are looking for support. the reason for the switch is this the rejection of all

russian, russian culture of the russian world, and that's what they write in polls, er, that we don't want to simply speak in the enemy's pronunciation, and the second reason is that people don't have er, ukrainian language the environment they are looking for him they are looking for him from us and they come to conversational clubs we already have 90 conversational people and now it is not even 120 because the courses have just ended now the everest course is over in september and every monday of the month starts every first monday of a new place the next course, i.e., panel on monday, we started, uh, the new sixth course, so about 120 conversation clubs have already passed, and this time, i even want to address the audience because in kyiv, so many people volunteered that we now we are urgently looking for seven teachers of

ukrainian moderators for mobile language clubs because, well, the number of people who want or who want to switch has doubled compared to last month, for example. what kind of children are there in schools, uh, because of what kind of children the school has, well, this is such micro-education , actually, because i even have such systems, so we, uh, we launched our course, uh, we tried it yet once i teach ukrainian, it’s mmm, it’s such a platform for teachers of clubs and sports sections. and we tried it for two years, and due to various reviews, we realized that it works from 28 days

. people learn ukrainian, they have small tasks, small materials, besides, e- e webinars are webinars with famous people, such motivational webinars that help people to actually be more confident in understanding that famous people are switching to ukrainian and they are not the only ones like that if they are here if their environment does not accept them and yes it happens very often. what, for example, in our family, even in ours? no, this is the only one. i know for what reasons it happens that in families only one person decides to switch, if allowed, you know, when we discuss whether it is worth switching to the

ukrainian language and so on, and someone says, absolutely rightly, is it not possible to be a patriot of ukraine in the russian language, and can't our people in the military speak russian somewhere in the war, of course they can, but there are still moments that we didn't tell you, they will say something from lviv , even from kyiv, and so on and so on, pavlo vyshebaba is a popular blogger who before the war spoke russian and defended, defended and explained this opinion why it is possible to be a russian-speaking patriot of ukraine. let's listen to a small fragment of his recent interviews , where he seems to me to be extremely apt, i explain why he switched to the ukrainian language and why it should

be done differently. the russian language i do not see in this content who, besides ukrainians, will preserve and develop our language, this is the first and second - ukrainianness in ukrainian in general, the ukrainian language allows us to be in the same context, this it is extremely important now during the war it is vital it is important that we are united and when we communicate in different languages ​​we live a little in other holidays informationally we watch different bloggers and listen to different music we watch different movies and we come out well, it seems like we are in the same country but we live in different universes even here side, look, where is the russian-speaking one, the other is the ukrainian-speaking one. they live in different cities in the kingdom inside cannot be saved, so i think that the transition to the ukrainian language is much more important than many people think. it is for us will allow not only to preserve the language of our beautiful nightingales, not only in this matter, it will allow us to be in the same context and truly be

one country. in addition to the fact that they better express their thoughts in ukrainian , their views or reactions to what they hear around them, for example, they come to stores and they say hello, what are you interested in, or do they come to driving courses, for example, last from cases when a guy came to a driving course in kyiv and wanted to learn how to drive a car. and the courses are conducted in russian. the truth is that they resolved this conflict there, as it turned out. well, at first he was told that what difference does it make to you that you will learn in your own language? and i will answer , probably taking into account this interview is your women . by the way, he also helped us to attract people to the course and was our

mambassador . people learn better to express their thoughts in ukrainian or some other language. does it affect or is there any transformation? we specially included webinars on ukrainian culture and ukrainian history of ukraine in the course. we didn’t have this before. they are in western ukraine. and they are not oriented either in ukrainian culture or in ukrainian history, moreover, and for them it was a discovery, and when they talk about the fact that when they immerse themselves in the ukrainian language, they seem to they immerse themselves in another world, they open their eyes wide and say and we didn't know this and we didn't know this, and in fact, we have, well, our course is such a

community . because he likes the atmosphere of this transition, that is, the atmosphere of support from the moderators from his group, that is, they are here, and it is actually our task to find them some kind of safe environment of like-minded people, this is our task now, and is the transformation happening? i guess when you are in the environment, where where do you feel supported, you switch to the ukrainian language i guess, well, you feel emotions in you, other emotions in you are related to the ukrainian language, that they force you, that it is a requirement, and that you switch i'm happy to go, in addition to the fact that there is an inner desire to move away from everything russian. well, here you also enter a world where you are really

supported, where you really feel the same opinion about uh, well, like about the military, i want to note that i once talked to a cyborg too asked the question of the ukrainian language, the military speak ukrainian in russian, yes, they speak russian, but ask the military what language does he want children in ukraine to speak, just ask when you are emotional and when you are in an emotional environment, one of our ambassadors is also svitlana roziv in well, it's a great webinar, too. well, i recommend it if there are viewers who will have time to watch it, and it very clearly explains why people, uh, even now have an aversion to the ukrainian language, very often people associate the russian language with its type of old pre-war

life, very often people have not even realized the war, in particular those who live abroad now, they do not tell their children about, well, about this life before and life after, and that is why there is such a rejection, it is often there the vitov company, for example, her son studies at school, he comes into contact with children from the east who troll the ukrainian language. well, this is a way of protection, well, that is, it is like this. yes, it is wrong. but, well, people do not even realize this moment yet well, so what it won't be like that, you just have to adapt because it's a completely different country, because well, let 's think, for example, what will we have relations with the russian federation, well, the way they were. well, when we win, what's the use of the russian language, we'll develop trade with them, why us we we will create a cultural product for them, we can, we will

create a cultural product in the ukrainian language, or they are for us, or we will consume that cultural product that no, well, we have a completely different vector after the war, we will have help a-a well, how we see now that the event is coming, accordingly, to learn a second language. well, we have nothing to occupy our precious place in the brain. natalya, briefly, finally , a practical question that should be taught in a second language and pay attention to it. at the end of our conversation, very briefly, how to join project so that, for example , there are those who are willing among our viewers but do not know where to look for you. okay, we have a site called the only ones. everything is very simple. you go to the one and only site. there is a button to register and you register on the site. there are social networks. the only ones are also on social networks. i teach in ukrainian, the information about registration for the course is also the same, the website is the same and there is registration right away, so we can do it later.

yes, you can join, so join, it’s not painful, but pleasant and united. but it’s because we are ukrainians, not because they are united with russians no no no not our way thank you for the stick odesa project manager is the only one who helps those who want to switch to ukrainian but do not know how to actually do it painlessly in addition to studying ukrainian in addition to studying ukrainian culture and history there is also psychological support because very often it is a psychological barrier and not a language barrier to do. here is the step to the ukrainian language because we don't know how our relatives will accept us and i didn't come to ukrainian , i always spoke it but for example moved on to what to say ether or marathon and it is also not so easy because now again someone will come to the comments from the audience and say that ether is marathon

listen i lived for 25-20 years 20 years i lived somewhere in kyiv or even more and now, for example, in to lviv, it seemed like me until now before that, i lived in lviv, and i live there. well , anyway, i am building a ukrainian-speaking environment around me, so people who know me know about it , but in general, what is it called that drops me off in lviv, when you go and see many children, they come with schools, they are playing somewhere on the playgrounds, they are just walking on the streets , talking loudly to each other and everyone is speaking ukrainian, it still turns me on somehow, it makes me listen so much, it shows how much the russian language really hurts, well traumatizing because you constantly feel as if you

are in a foreign country when you hear it from everyone, especially from children. this is the most that everyone . he knows this problem, this problem faced by a child at school in kindergarten everywhere when there is this extreme pressure of the environment in which the child grows up, how difficult it was for her to hold on yes, but let's move on to talking about the parliament, what does the parliament do during the war, this is a big mystery but there are deputies who will be able to explain to us now oksana savchuk, people's deputy of ukraine is with us ms. oksano congratulations to you and serhiy magera, people's deputy of ukraine is also with us today, mr. serhiy, well, well, right away, you know such a ballistic question evgeny well, i heard that it is not familiar

we did not meet each other personally. first, he was part of the party of the regions and all kinds of such, and he was a deputy of the ups. and now he was a member of the regional council. and now he has been assigned to the governor of the zaporizhia region for two days, by putin's decree, but what the most interesting thing is that at the same time he continues to be a deputy of the regional council of zaporizhia and that with president zelensky at the head, i mean the states from below, this is some kind of a backbreaking thing and why can’t the deputies at least exclude him from the regional council, but this question is actually why i am here with you i ask that a situation has arisen when we have a lot of deputies who now simply vote honestly

together with the servant of the people faction, in fact, you provide by providing its majority, and in our country , the verkhovna rada has turned into absolutely such udobryams, well, how can i say it, then why is the verkhovna rada at all, if there are mps of the russian federation suspended on a hook who vote everything they say, the government, then why is this verkhovna rada at all, why is this circus, the question for you, dear deputies, oksana, is there any, and let's get out of you let's start with your opinion about balytskyi, about your faction and the feasibility of your stay in the parliament if you just vote for what they tell you, well, listen, i would not agree that we vote as they tell us, and no one tells me personally, i am not a non-factionist i do not belong to any group, and for now i will tell you that

even before february 24 there was such a picture when some groups voted unanimously with the servants of the people. but i will tell you that such statements about the fact that the verkhovna rada is not needed now you know , there is such a great, great populism, the council is really working, it is happy, it is taking over the current projects and creating a support field that helps to defend the country, so i do not agree with such statements, but i agree with you that there are such citizens of ours in the past who have now gone over to the side of the occupier and they are acting as we are now witnessing these actions - this is a question for the relevant councils in zaporizhzhia, but you

know there are such questions as for the verkhovna rada, how to change the legislation now so that it is possible to change and wave the pen at the deputy who betrayed the country and more remains in one or another council. thank you, ms. oksana, and what do you think? well , is the parliament really effective now, or does parliamentarism exist during the war in ukraine , but if you put your hand on your heart, what is it called? i am here for changes in what parliament, yes they are

the relevant draft laws have been registered, one draft law has been registered regarding lustration, the second alternative to it has been registered so that if there is no such thing, they cannot run for office in the next parliament , but this is not enough. in other words, we have two directions of draft laws, first, so that deputies who today belong to pro-russian parties recognized by the court, so that they will not be able to work in the parliament and they say but this is not a question of the parliament of the central election commission well, let's put our hands on our hearts and say who is in charge of the central election commission by law, the commission is supposed to be independent, but we will say in honor that if the authorities had a desire to change something and make appropriate changes, it is possible, and there is a second one, including the submitted government one, which says that uh, let's you tirade regional

and city eh where are the big factions about the psg? some of them have gone over to the side of the enemy. we will actually disband them now because we have problems with the topic of people , but the same government bill has also stalled so far because it concerns legislative initiatives. you can work here the question is that at the moment, unfortunately, there is no political will in the party, the servant of the people, to take these initiatives in the parliament. as for the second question, is it effective or not, i really would like to see victory as soon as possible and for this parliament to be dissolved, i tell you honestly i also want to be a parliamentarian, although i am also a non-factional deputy and did not belong to any faction of the group, but sometimes decisions are made, even right or

wrong, deputies simply press the button without thinking. very low. maybe even before the war, i perceived it as politics, but today it seems to me that it is irresponsible. there will be a decree on the dismissal of the head of the national bank , kirill shevchenko. will it be important to listen to his reasons? there are assumptions about what actually forced to write a statement of kirill shevchenko, who is known to him, and who is so powerful in terms of printing money in the necessary amount, with the ministry of finance, with the government, and, accordingly, with the office of the president, and will the deputies be ready? in the precise sense of the candidacy that will come to

replace it, since the stability of the macro -financial financial stability of ukraine is extremely important here, there is no place for populism, the national bank is not a city for populism, mr. serhiy, at the moment, i also have a lot of questions, when this news came, and it became it is clear that we can probably draw some parallels with the way we interpreted the resignation of the national bank, so there are really many questions, and i agree that questions should be asked in the hall of the verkhovna rada, and i i hope that such a shevchenko will come to the hall of the verkhovna rada, er, she will not become like this, as it has already become a big practice, when

no one passes the verkhovna rada at all, and they write statements, and hmm, they generally leave, and there are no words in the question, and everything else is not asked. the deputies vote yes, i think something is probably unanimous, indeed the national bank is such a structure that is very influential in the economy of the country and the country and there will be a lot . others shevchenko, but yevgeny, what kind of people's elected official who praised putin, lukashenka, russian peace, then he was noticed in the military uniform of the ukrainian army, how is he doing? well, i was

a witness, i was a witness when he talked about belarus and his on my trip there to lukashenka , it was er, russian peace, well, i was not a witness to that, i apologize to the verkhovna rada, he is present, he is voting, i saw him, so, somewhere, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so , in the word yes, ma’am, he actually entered the group, created by ex-members of the opposition faction so there is no more i now two factions, one as if like a stoler, the other, so to speak, boyka and the people. if i understood that many useful questions are now not asked and voted as they should , we, i, why actually this one? in fact, i would like to say that the former psg was really divided into

two groups, and in those groups there are a lot of representatives of the servants of the people yes, who left the practice and three or four representatives of the servants of the people go to this group for the restoration of ukraine yes so to speak , although it is still the same as the name. should not simply run for office, it will not allow the parliament to be reborn, not parties, but individuals who will not have the opportunity to run for office, and this will be the best way, and as for shevchenko, you know, i would listen to whose spies and just say that uh, don't give god, go on a mission with such persons who