logical instagram or facebook pages, but public people very often respond to the pressure of society because they simply depend on society, and there will simply be no viewings of olga polyakova's dream of efrosinina if their viewers who do not like listening to russian simply unsubscribe from them. that's why they are tv presenters they switched to tv presenters and singers, they switched to the ukrainian language, they started running a blog called взрослая девочки , and they translated it as adult girls, although they said before that it would be some kind of delusion, everyone was not used to it it doesn't sound somehow it turns out that everything sounds today when we met here at this if you squeak the seat, i'll tear your ass off oh , you see, when she's at home, she even tears her breath away with love andriyka, you're glad that i'll definitely tear off finally in kyiv rip your ass off and that's not all, i'll smile. and now we see the

peak when polyakova even translates her songs . and by the way, she's not the only one who does that. for example, we know a singer and tv presenter named kolya serga. he always spoke russian, he introduced programs in russian, he wrote songs in russian even over time. he worked in russia, then he returned to ukraine, he said that he did not settle down very well there, but in moscow , and then after the beginning of the great war, he joined the army. few people expected such an act from him, and it became a sensation. after all, at that time he somehow still defended the russian language, saying that there should be ukrainian and russian, and yet another thing. and here it is now. maybe he changed his point of view because he recorded a music video for a ukrainian-language song called only together, there he talked about that an important thing as a union, because when ukrainians are united they are very, very strong and invincible, well

, it's just a fact, friends. we see it for many and some factors. ukrainians in mariupol ukraine is ukraine and no matter where you are now , study if you are in the free part of ukraine, study ukrainian culture, the language of tradition in depth, you now have such an opportunity, such a luxury . occupied ukrainian land, be a partisan of knowledge, study everything they give, but remember that you are a ukrainian

, here is a list of musicians who translated and translated now continue to translate their songs from russian into ukrainian, there are no end among them, for example, quest pistols - this is a group that also has famous hits, they performed them only in russian and they very often went to russia on various tours, but now they showed the ukrainian-language version of their biggest hits, which used to be called you are so beautiful, now it is called you incredible, oh, tender, charming, let's look at an excerpt in russian and compare it with the new ukrainian version. you're so beautiful, it's unbearable next to you. it's violence. tell me directly, and the topic

is closed. and there's nothing too charming, oh, i suffered. nadiya dorofeeva also switched to the ukrainian language and in her work in particular, after the full-scale invasion, she recorded her first ukrainian- ukrainian-language album, which is called sensy, and uh, she reworked and translated her song, which she recorded in february or was it russian it was called разноцветная, and immediately after the full-scale invasion, another version appeared, multi- colored, but everyone can choose which song to listen to, let's, uh, compare them too, no one is to blame for you, really, we are in control , even though i say разноцветная, love and victoria are guilty of running

away inside forbidden love, oppressive greeks, and i don’t have anyone here, not even those who didn’t look for a vegetable garden love didn’t find colorful forbidden love by the way, dorofeeva was one of those singers who often she was criticized for her tight cooperation with the russian market. she, uh, until recently, i mean until february of this year. she spoke at various russian awards, she communicated with russian colleagues there, and she was usually criticized for this, although there was no ocean of slang. here , too, she had many fans in ukraine, she performed freely, but she was the kind of singer who seemed to go here and

there. there are people who don't believe these people who say that it's not sincere and it's all simply because there is such a public demand, if the public demand changes, then these musicians will start singing in the russian language again. well, of course, there are public singers, they one thing is that they focus on various requests and trends. but we can't always determine when a person is sincere, when he does something simply opportunistically, but even if it's opportunistic, it's very cool that musicians who were not even expected to take such steps make them. and well, really, the most ambiguous case with the protection of the ukrainian language is the case with vitaly kozlovsky and because he always wrote songs in both russian and ukrainian.

he spoke ukrainian very often in public at the beginning of his career. he is wonderful, but he became famous for his interview with snezhan yegorova. a few years ago, he was quoted very often and there. he said that he actually communicates in russian in everyday life. his mother is russian-speaking and he is from lviv, but he was also there in childhood sadochka spoke in russian and he told how he was constantly bullied in lviv for being a russian-speaker, and well, these stories of his spread around. есть yes, yes , because i went to the kindergarten, yes,

um , well, i will tell you. how did i learn to do this at home? spoke in russian and everyone called me a muscovite muscovite, yes, a little muscovite, seriously i thought, well, a muscovite well, what’s the matter ? плохого только поротум что я головый на русском языке, that's in general vitaly kozlovskyi he didn't really support such and such ukraine, he was in favor of speaking both russian and ukrainian , moreover, he didn't support ukraine's aspirations to join the european union, are you even more in he said to europe that he does not understand what this is all about. why is it all the same, but you see that opinions

change and, by the way, he is also constantly accused of participating in these concerts, not by inter, who scared all this soviet mythology about the great patriotic war he spoke there, uh, he was criticized for it now vitaly kozlovskyi he says something completely different and this is where the issue of conjuncture is possible. completely opposite point of view and completely forget what they said two or three years ago, let's listen to how vitaly kozlovsky now speaks about the importance of the ukrainian language, the ukrainian language is our identification, and the exiled cossacks from russia would never have settled there, for example in to poland, in poland, they would say, please

, get the hell out of here. what are you telling us here, and here we have always gotten used to it. that is why we have always been, you know, in between, we could understand something, we could not understand. well, we are all from the soviet union. today, i can tell you that in my everyday life i communicate exclusively in ukrainian with all my friends, although i can say with confidence that kyiv is, well, a russified city compared to lviv in particular . on the other hand, this is not the first time in the history of ukrainian music. probably the most striking cases were the cases that happened in the 90s with russian-speaking people who began to write their own songs and perform and speak public ukrainian simply because such a trend started and a very typical

case happened with the kharkiv band dance on the congo square, which at that time was not called nmk a tnpc, that is, dance on the congo square, and in 1997, the chervona ruta festival came to their native kharkiv, they wanted to include participation in it was one of the mandatory conditions, there were three ukrainian songs, they only had one, then they wrote another one and a third was needed, they wrote it in absolute time, but they still received awards and this song was called do me hip-hop this an unconditional move that until now and many people will be able to quote whole excerpts, and since then , of course, tanok on the congo maidan not only changed their name and began to write songs only in ukrainian, in general, to act as such powerful ambassadors in the ukrainian language, although they are quite soft and literate, they have never learned anything they teased, but since they were such cool guys and with a wonderful ukrainian language, just like

svyatoslav vakarchuk, for example, their fans often just wanted to be like them, they also switched to the ukrainian language, moreover, the ukrainian language in by the way, oleksandr sydorenko writes the lyrics to the songs of the tank on the congo maidan, it is quite specific, there are many characteristic slobojan words, and that is why it is important because the guys did not start using some ukrainian language that existed somewhere in some other region, or just such a literary ukrainian language, but precisely their slobojan i mean they went back to their immediate roots let's remind ourselves of this song make me hip hop how did it sound man i love only nut tell everybody come me makes i love hryts his parents understand why lord for me make me dough of course in the 90s and

early 2000s we observed such a very powerful break in the direction of the ukrainian language this is normal it was not only because it was already established it is not not because it is it was so fashionable. although fashion in particular affects all these phenomena, but also because there were whole production centers or the same festivals or programs that, well, you just won’t enter if you sing in russian. if we talk about some bright examples, then definitely there is an example iryna bilyk, who in the 90s was a real pop star number one, an icon, a virgin, i don't know if to call it a-a, in particular, because she and the producer yuriy nikitin put all this on a professional production level, but all around there was still such a semi-amateur level a they already had everything serious with concerts and tours with the release

of an album with studio recordings, and one of iryna bilyk's features was the ukrainian language, which, ah, well, distinguished her from other ukrainian-speaking musicians, female musicians, simply because this language was somehow special, actually , iryna bilyk was a very special person, she had a very mysterious, slightly freaky image, but absolutely in moderation and that's why she became such a-ah such a huge star, but then, unfortunately, she became one of the list of ukrainian musicians who decided to go to the russian market, moreover, to make it their main one, and of course she started writing songs in russian, so they were also hits, but from my point of view, they were far from such because iryna bilyk gradually began to lose this very her unique feature, her dissimilarity to all the others, and became just another singer, just

another author of some kind of music, and now, of course, she has returned to the ukrainian language. although she started doing it long before the full -scale second. let's listen to her now, don't hide behind foreign borders, your roses are reddened by france, don't close the days with eternal feathers, we are feelings that are stronger than us, who among all these stars switches to the ukrainian language in their work, in particular, sincerely, who it goes because it’s just like that now it’s established like that now it’s necessary in fact it doesn’t always matter

in general you need to give yourself credit and the music market, any market, it is based on pragmatism on some calculation and this is an absolutely typical situation for all countries of the world musicians want views musicians they want to be popular and of course they are if they work competently. they somehow study their audience , work on social challenges and understand and should understand what is needed now society what people want to hear and since such a huge number of musicians who were previously indifferent to the ukrainian language in general towards ukraine now declare completely different views. this simply means that ukrainian society has changed and this cannot be called anything other than a victory. by the way, it is not only about stars and celebrities in general, about people who live directly here in ukraine and

those people who live outside of ukraine, a bright example is mila kunis, an american actress of ukrainian origin, who is even less than a year old that's why she didn't mention her ukrainian origin too much or more. she often even said that she was russian and that she was from the russian city of chernivtsi or she also liked to say that she came from the soviet union, according to her, simply because she was already tired of explaining to everyone where this ukraine is. what this is ukraine, it was easier to say that she is from the soviet union or from russia, she always spoke in russian, she emphasized that she speaks russian, she does not speak russian well, they honestly admitted that she treats her homeland cool even when she moved to ukraine in her mature age with her husband ashton the coachman, who, by the way, was the initiator of this arrival. she said that she did not actually feel anything when she landed on ukrainian soil and that

all changed completely. in february 524, she began to support ukraine and to collect money, she and her husband collected a lot of money, it is somewhere around 45 million dollars. she also began to actively position herself as a ukrainian, although she had not done this before and she herself says that before she didn't pay attention to it and in particular she didn't pay attention to the importance of the ukrainian language she said that she communicates with her parents in russian and why should she somehow learn ukrainian she didn't fully understand and now you understand as well as she will understand, she understands how important it is to know where you are from native because it is important for you and your children. she literally told in one of the interviews the other day such a tearful story about how she began to tell her daughter that a-ah well, you are half ukrainian and her daughter was very happy about that

that now it is fashionable to be ukrainian before it was not fashionable and now it is fashionable and we should also focus on such fairly rational things and not push them away, but understand that the country we were before that, that is, a country that does not have a country with 404, as it is customary to say, and russia worked very hard on this image of ours before its creation, because it is clear now why the country does not have sympathy for it, because people do not understand what kind of country it is, they do not care who lives there, in the same way, we always did not care about what was happening in some and which countries we don't welcome, which ones we don't understand what's going on there and now mila kunis is definitely doing a great job for us, for ukrainians, for our image and for our topic to be heard constantly, here i suggest you listen to an excerpt from her interview very well done brian, one of the

most famous presenters in the united states. she conducts almost every interview like this, she explains very competently, especially for americans, why americans should support ukraine and why it's not just about empathy, but why it's about their own benefit it's strange how this war affects some people, while others remain indifferent. and another war is somewhere out there, and i understand it, because i myself perceived most conflicts that way, it does not concern me. therefore, even if i was not born in this country, i would not associate myself with it and it still it is worth looking at as a defining moment for the event in many aspects , not that i know much about politics, but what will the victory of candidate x bring to china, well, you understand what i mean in this situation, there are too many players, so it is worth looking strategically, it is very

war is important or do you have to empathize with people refugees especially if you don't have time for that i absolutely respect that you are concerned you have to pay taxes buy food ok but just remember this is a breaking point for western democracy will it exist or why is it attacked on a global scale among celebrities who only now or a little earlier did they understand that they are ukrainians, there are a lot of people, for example, the actor david, whose spiritual ancestors are from ukraine, and he is only after 2014 , when they started to learn at least something about ukraine he publicly stated that listen, i found out that i am ukrainian by origin, or rather from ukraine, before that i didn’t even know that. and exactly the same with the actor, a well-known left pucker, who now, after a full-scale invasion, said that he also did not know that he was from ukraine and - and started

to help ukrainians in every possible way, because i felt something ukrainian, and this is of course a very cool story of our success with you, and which we must clearly record and in the future understand how important this cultural diplomacy is, all these humanitarian stories because they create an image for us, they create the history of our country, they create the face of our country, and of course it is very cool that the world began to see our face and we began to see our own faces and see it as attractive enough and i am sure that this trend will be to be preserved and the processes are already completely irreversible on this i have everything friends keep watching espresso and have a pleasant but most importantly a calm day i congratulate you on the espresso channel i also congratulate you on the day of the holy protection and the day of the defenders of ukraine and the united states of america

and nato countries are ready to help significantly strengthen ukraine's anti-aircraft and possibly even anti-missile defense so that our country finally has better opportunities to repel terrorist attacks from the russian federation, this is one of the results of the meeting of the contact group on aid to ukraine in the rammstein format, which was held on and on october 13 in brussels, the meeting of the defense ministers of the nato countries together for ukraine was already the sixth ramstein, in which more than 50 member states of the anti-russian coalition took part. so, about the results anti-aircraft or even anti-missile ramstein about the expectations of kyiv and our armed forces about the transformation of the attitude of the united states and other european countries towards the aid troops to ukraine, we will talk about all this in the next issue of our military program on

the espresso channel, my name is serhii zgorets, i am the director of an information consulting company defense express, which works together with the espresso team as a tandem or to make quality products about our defense industry and the state of affairs on the fronts. and my interlocutor today is mykhailo, i am the head of the ancient organization new geopolitics resort network, mr. mykhailo, i congratulate you, i wish you a happy holiday, and i would like to start our conversation with the fact that i am sure that you carefully followed and analyzed the results of the sixth rammstein, what are the main conclusions that can be drawn in view of those statements what the officials of different countries have done, what results we can expect in the nearest medium-term perspective. the first thing that caught my eye and in general ah-ah-ah-ah from the

general impression is the word integrated integrated anti-missile air defense system, which will be created for ukraine by our rammstein partners, not only by nato countries, this means that a comprehensive approach has finally begun, and from deliveries, perhaps sometimes scattered deliveries of various systems of multi-faceted anti-aircraft and anti-missile defense systems, we are talking about helping ukraine to create already a modern integrated system of anti-missile anti-aircraft defense, what does this mean, it means that we will create a st- system similar to the e-e joint of the nato integrated anti-missile defense system that was being created, perhaps you remember when president obama spent his time, it was 2007, the eighth

, ninth, and 10th years, he promoted the idea of ​​creating the nato anti-missile system, but then there were many skeptics and, in principle, in poland had cm3 missile systems located in romania, but in addition to the fact that all especially european and nato members began to invest in anti-missile defense, this did not happen and a rather interesting approach was found, i.e. instead of investing in the development of new systems about i.e. such specialized ones as the eggs system with sm-3 missiles, in which the united states, by the way, invested in japan at one time, which has its own motives for this, and an integrated system was created, that is, in fact, a computer automated anti- missile defense system that will unite and all existing radars and all existing anti-aircraft missile complexes into

a single system and from that moment on, the nato anti-missile defense system functions as a single complex that included various systems, i.e. the system turned out to be multi-layered and not only from the point of view of initiative complexes, but also radars, including, for example , integrated aircraft, the source of which . it is still necessary to develop a radar component that could detect missile launches far beyond the territory of ukraine, because now we really relied on our radars, which we were able to preserve and somewhat complete before including, let's say, in the system for the last 30 years but we know the capabilities of the americans, your friends, and the germans and italians in creating e-e long-

range radars that can not only see entire missile launches, but also capture them and provide information for an entire indication, that is, this system is the only one. according to the idea, if something similar is going to be done in ukraine as a unified nato anti-missile defense system - roughly speaking, it is a computer system in which all possible radars and anti-aircraft missile systems that can already be produced in automated mode will be included in real time responses to any threats, that is, in fact, we are now talking about two components: the strategic level is the creation of an integrated air defense system, and the tactical level is precisely the satisfaction of the actual needs of the operational needs of the armed forces in view of the recruitment of anti-aircraft missile systems, so let's go then we will go through the tactical level and then we will return to the strategic level to the integrated system. during

the meeting, the various samples of air defense systems that we want to have and the samples that will be handed over to us in the end were mentioned. inter-missile complex, in your opinion, what we need most in the short-term perspective, the medium-term perspective and further because there the president of ukraine talks about samp te and hints at the patriot a at the press conference behind ramstein we hear about hockey and rattlesnakes there, why is there such a discrepancy in wishes and results well, because the wishes come from the theory, in fact, when we talk about the theory, after all, if the ukrainian generals plan to create such a system, they immediately come from multi-layeredness, that is, it must be and a long-range system such as the patriot should be a medium-range object such as nasams or iriste slm or, of course,

tactical level, that is, in fact, the air defense of the troops that will provide cover for the ranks of the ukrainian e-e troops of the units on the front borders and er provide just the right cover from tactical threats to that of course the wishes are immediately such let's still do everything as it should be as it is as required by the classical approach i.e. if we talk about those threats which we have e-e from russia, and when we talk about e-e strikes with sea-launched and land-launched air-launched missiles, these missiles are still far from effective, and to counter such missiles, we need, accordingly, long- range radars and complexes. that is, i am not in vain a frenchman said about, for example, radars