40 as a tool in the hands of the power oligarchs and so on and so on and so on. i really want to believe that after all, it is they who are engaged in the security of ukraine now, and not in wringing out business in uh, now in such and such in boguslaev, which of course now found itself in a weak position with your pro-russian views well, and taking into account all the other stories, that's why there should be a dot on 1 m here to be put by the investigators and in court and if you let's see how the measure of detention for bohuslav will be determined, that's sorry for the day and all let's see if the case will survive in such a case with such accusations and such derivative provisions to the essence, because it is very important if there are specific facts

of treason, time is taken for the data of the units and the technical documentation that concerns the russians . in aviation itself, it is one story, then is it a clearly transparent person took part in the state capacity worked as a set if this question is sufficiently murky that one can doubly need to be contacted, then i do not rule out that certain olympic efforts of individual groups took place here. thus only now they are fighting for control over a strategic enterprise, what? thank you for these explanations, vitaliy kulyk, director of the center for research on civil society problems, and they talked about the resonance of today's arrest, well, the most stopped are very rich and influential residents of zaporizhzhia, and important people, in fact, the owner, as they said zaporozhye motor sich motor sich is mr. boguslaev's

policy also of the long-standing party of regions well, we talked about his design at his house, he has the photos that we saw when he was arrested i think that it still doesn’t even reach its peak in this rich design, the old ones are because there is still, there is even better. a month ago, ukrainians were discussing the best penthouse in ukraine, and for some year there, it was recognized, and some lviv artist did the paintings on the walls. well, as it is claimed i don't know who she is, the owner, the broker, or who, and gold leaf and all kinds of different candelabras are hanging , and all kinds of different kinds of things are super- duper doors.

they use the kitchen, how much do people actually cook , eat, this is the word. look, you see the best ukrainian penthouse, that’s a lot of things that took away your language. there for a week, and the eyes hurt from gold, and i already became and already became some kind of theologian because it’s pressing on my head. well, gentlemen, what do we have already artem starosik is probably correct, now i can make a mistake with the accent, if i made a mistake, then i apologize to the mavfar intelligence agency, mr. artem . good day, so we can't hear you now, we have some problems with communication, but we can hear, we made a mistake in your last name or not, please tell me if

it is correct, please tell me yours, can you evaluate how effectively the work is going on to destroy the martyrs so that they do not fly over our heads and do not carry explosives on our heads? yes, we did research, we just collected everything through when launched shahids and all the cases when they were shot down and we did it on monday at the beginning of this week and at that moment the efficiency was 80%. this is a very good result because, in principle, effective air defense work is when it knocks down half of a's targets in our country 80 years ago, i can say that this is exclusively the result of the actions of our armed forces of ukraine, and by the way, if we talk about this, we also understand how much it has at least five

psychological effects, and now they have predicted that ukroboronprom now it is being prepared. some very long-range bone-like drone is ukrainian, which also seems to be twice as powerful. and then it has to fly there, well, they have to fly to moscow, well, there according to the declared tactical and technical plastics. and launch a mass launch well, for sure, the main problem is to make it massive, and yes, in principle, it is quite realistic, and in principle, if you look at the events that took place there, when something flew over simferopol or the new shakhtyno mtz, it is not known in principle who did it, but in principle there there have already been drones that already fly, so it is rather a matter of drones that fly at a very long distance and really respect the bodies of moscow, therefore, in principle,

yes, it is realistic, because it is probably 800 kilometers to demosk, yes, somewhere, if somewhere there, i don’t know where is it from? yes, somewhere, for example, from the kharkiv region, launch somewhere other than 300. in principle, this is not so much, but the question is that this drone will also go astray against russian air defense, that is, it will probably not fly completely unhindered. well, what about us? saw that the second army of the world in fact turned out not to be the second army in terms of education, i think in principle the same work will be done there if we can look at the situation in belgorod when they themselves shoot, then in principle i think yes moscow is easy to do, and here the question is probably more about the number of these drones because, er, here is the result: we shoot down 80%, but 20% of them do not reach and well, we made such a graph in fact, which shows how many were launched by danny and how many were shot down by him it is very visible when the percentage decreases

from the number of drones released, therefore there is a question of increasing the number of pop that will be able to help with this volume of drones that reach us. what is already at the end when the germans actually didn't have to control the airspace, well, in particular, britain, from flying in bombers because, well, they didn't give us speed-fires, uh, british pilots. well, then they developed, right? do you remember this v-1 missile, it's the wunderwaffe that had there to change the course of the history of the war, but it didn’t change anything, nevertheless, they launched it, according to the data of wikipedia, i watched six thousand of those faos were launched in a year in london, and they were not 40 kg, they carried a charge, they carried a huge charge there, somewhere several hundred kilograms explosives and 60% were misfired, but 40 arrived, and nevertheless

, this did not change the course of events, or does this mean that in principle these drones are not very effective for us, then the russians use them well, first of all , we must surely talk about these drones because they are quite cheap there the price is 33-50 thousand dollars and actually they can buy a lot and send it and hope there for those 20%. therefore, in principle, they did not start anything for them, on the other hand, this is also a sign that russia will run out of their expensive missiles, which cost a lot of money, and this is, in principle, our intelligence i talked about this for a long time, but in principle, it has now become public, firstly because they do it cheaply, and secondly, because they do not have much of their own package. well, in what quantity was it at the beginning of the war, and by the way, that is also the question. may seem naive enough. but does

it make sense to use, for example, since these drones are the same shaheds? i understand that they differ little or not or differ a lot from fau-1, as well as does it make sense, for example, to use the same inflatable balloons they are already giving just a straight line of not very high height, just so that they guard some big cities like some kind of barriers . we are now knocking down 80. there are probably some more modern technologies. well, there are drone jammers in the plan, but they are not used much in the city because there is a danger that a generous amount will fall on people, that is, and uh, such things that are intercepted by drones actually on them recently collected prytula and sternenko, that is why it is probably better to use methods electronic radio combat and these methods should be outside the city so that they don't fly over, this is the first well

, the second is to increase the number of drones that will be able to repel some kind of mass attack. secretary of state anthony blinken warns that even more iranian military drones may be on the way to of the russian military. that is, we are now 80% successful in what we shoot down and destroy, but if there are even more of them, will our countermeasure defense system be able to cope? well, here is the schedule, which i already mentioned before we did the number of launched only losses and at the beginning, the percentage of downed was much less than now, so it can be said that our armed forces are adapting to attack methods and, in principle , this percentage is growing over time, and in principle, it is also in the last days, most of the drones are being shot down. therefore, until these drones arrive, until they launch them i think the armed forces will have time to prepare if the western

partners will help by increasing the number, so i think the global situation will not change, that is, there is danger, but everyone is working and everything will be fine, but you mentioned rap about this radio electronic the fight, how effective it is now on our side, because of the yanas, we are outnumbered now, with these uh-uh means, well, it's hard to say, because there is little information in the public space, but there was a recent case when 100 rifles were purchased for the armed forces of ukraine which shoot down drones and they work well in principle well, in principle, in the first days, the russians tried very hard to shoot down our drones and destroy them, because in principle they are already cool and much better than the russian ones, but in principle our armed forces attack them, so the situation is kind of more or less without changes in principle. that is, everyone hunts them, but in

some cross-section there is no strong uhu. and the eyes from the futuristic look are really these rifles for combating drones, they are, that is, they are really effective. i and what is the principle of their work . in principle, i can see how a rifle works on an ordinary drone, and in principle, well, it looks like in a travel company, that is, the eyes of the drone are pointed at it, they press the key, well, nothing is visible, and then the drone falls. superova also talked recently about the fact that this is real, the war is now a war of drones, that is, drones are a decisive factor for the same connection. drone writes about it, and there yuri butusov, in particular, a well-known military journalist about what a military journalist about what exactly western long-range artillery is accurate 155 mm artillery. it must work in conjunction with

drones and this is a critical necessity. it is clear that they are being lost. what do you think needs to be changed so that it is not only a question of mostly volunteers because it is called a figure that 90% drones in the armed forces are now some kind of drones, one way or another, because of the strong volunteers, they get to the frontline. well, here we definitely need a systematic approach from the state in general, but this issue is probably not one year to do all this, but in principle, the volunteers are doing well so far. well, in principle, there is the drone army initiative launched by fedorov is alive. and i understand that it will soon reach the front when it is all over. therefore, for the time being, we must rely mainly on volunteers and on this state initiative. well, over time, this situation is changing. well and in principle there are already satellite images

used by ukraine that also help. well, they are more likely to be effective not in close combat, but for defeating responsibility, but it all works, and therefore not only drones, let’s say that, as far as we can now say, what actually of open sources, data from this war remains an important source of understanding what is happening. i was just watching in parallel just before our conversation on twitter. there 20 or so minutes ago, they and the apostles made a video of how a russian su-25 pilot ejects, and which was shot down by ukrainians in ukraine, respectively, and he literally tried to eject at the last second, this is a really crazy video, and they

note that it probably happened back in the summer, maybe at the end of the summer, but this same plane was not taken into account. it was not identified exactly that it was shot down. that is, this is an interesting video in this sense. here it is, how much are these things from open sources of information important in this war, what do they give? well if we take the situation there before the war, then in principle, intelligence relies on data from open sources for 80-90%, and there only 20% is some kind of special equipment that has access to the special services, probably now this percentage is a little lower due to the fact that it is nuclear and simple more intelligence, er, and there are satellite images, but in principle, i think more than half of the information is found from open sources , we will be able to see there, and the plot was based on the brigade of the

russian five who were in the dpr well, ours got there, in principle, according to open sources, everyone they themselves confused their positions, but even if there is a minus , because our russians also look at our social networks and find out how it was, there was something around a factory in kyiv when journalists filmed a report there, and then i flew there two days ago, now all the data is very active are used, well, actually , our special services say not to post photos from the moments of the flight because, in principle, a specialist needs 50 minutes there to find his location from the photo, where it was taken, which is clear. thank you very much, artem starosek, head intelligence agency agency molfar was with us thank you mr. artem e listen now let's move to spain but not just because there is a reason to be proud ukrainian girl from

kherson angelina mcphail mcfar lane that's her last name er took part in a spanish talent show er spring hotels er in english i don't know how it sounds in spanish because i learned spanish she performed there and got approval from all the judges and now she is in touch with us now she will appear on our air i think that angelina, we congratulate you, have a good day, tell us, please, maybe first, let's watch angelina's performance a little, and then we'll talk so that you can hear and see how beautiful she was at this talent show, because

you're not a baby, you're just shining and cute i don't know what

it's like with the spanish judges. i have goosebumps. angelina knows that spain is not really yours, it was your own choice. you ended up there not by your own choice. tell me how you got there. we applied to the hotel. - and it was probably me before the war it was confirmed in the show that the first month you were under occupation in kherson, but then we decided to leave and because we didn't take the show, we ended up in spain, so in a word, the choice was made before the war, but not everything was supposed to be like that how did it happen, in this show, you

talk about how you sang before the war, but then when the occupation happened, when you had to leave in difficult conditions, and somehow the song disappeared from your life, i stopped singing altogether, it’s very difficult because, well, the war and i just can't i still have a beautiful soul and i can’t do anything at all already a-a this is your performance, how do the spanish generally treat you, ukrainians who are now in spain, what did they say after your performance, what kind of comments on youtube a- and the spaniards support me, they support me very much , and in my instagram, everyone writes there , you are well done, everything will work out, it will be fine,

soon the war will end, you will return home, and they said about the speech that he gave a very moving speech. and my speech was to everyone, they cried together with me yes, they really liked it. and what did you say to them? actually, what? why did you cry and why did they cry? i cried because always when i talk about the war, i start crying because it's very difficult to talk about it. i've been home for six months and i really want to go home. it is very difficult to be on the board in another country where people do not know their language, no one can talk to you normally it is just silk for me, what was your life like in kherson until february 24,

my life was beautiful i miss that life very much i have a lot at home animals especially so it is as a boy, they really want to go back home, i went to a party, i am very beautiful, my teacher yuliya filimonova is with her, i really, really miss the news from kherson , do you follow the news from kherson ? kherson is under your control. someone is telling you.

do you have any information from kherson, how is it now ? well, i am subscribed to many channels and i have close people in kherson now. we are different and they tell me about the situation, and we live not far from antonov bridge and ours are duplicating it so that the russians can't pass. it's very scary there right now. my grandmother is just nervous. i'm watching the news on the channels. they write a lot of things there and i hope that soon kherson-zilla i will be able to come home, finally home. when a spaniard asks you about the war, well, they ask you about the war, what are their ideas and what you tell them, or do they have the same picture, or

do they understand what war is, well, they don’t show such realists as in us to ukraine a-a spanish mmm they try not to talk to ukrainians probably about the war because it’s the only difficult thing and it’s someone else’s knapsack when my friends ask me about the war i cry a lot they don’t ask me about it why you i chose such that i applied for this talent show to participate in the talent show even before the full-scale invasion began. why did you choose a song from the repertoire of kvitka tsysyk, uh, this song. she reveals her whole voice, she is very strong, i wanted to surprise the fat people and me that well, i did it. i wanted to

to show spain ukrainian culture, a ukrainian song, so that ukrainian music can be heard from europe. and you something. well, how did you actually choose this song in addition to what is there? you wanted to show the full power of your voice. did you choose it simply based on the vocal principle, or not only? well, i have been singing this song for quite some time and i really like it , so we decided that it is probably the best option for a song for the hotel. what did the spaniards say about the ukrainian song? have they heard it before? ukrainian songs. what were their impressions, besides the fact that they were there, they said to you that you're moving on, besides

the fact that they got emotional, they said that it's snow. they don't understand, but they really liked the song, and i don't really remember it either. i know what the jury said about the exhibition on the video, but they said that music helps and it will end soon, that i am well done for coming here and showing a ukrainian song. and now more people don't know that there is a war in ukraine. who didn't know? for such cultural diplomacy for what you do

there in spain it is also important this is also a small struggle on another cultural front angelina mcfarlane is a ukrainian who is now in spain and took part in a spanish talent show you can find her performance on the internet where she performs a ukrainian song and received all yes from the judges and she also impressed the spaniards and told the same thing about what is happening here in her homeland in her little homeland in kherson well, for more than two years in one of the largest cities of sweden, ukrainian children have been drinking have the right to study the ukrainian language as an additional subject in schools, er, this is exactly what the ukrainian parents insisted on, a group of er, and for one, they appealed to the swedish government with a request for help to find out all this, and it was managed to do so, let's see from the story about it and we are here in the heart

of gothenburg, which is the second largest city in sweden, a ukrainian branch was born, the initiators of the idea managed not only to unite ukrainians together, but also to join in introducing the ukrainian language as an additional school subject in gothenburg daria and bohdan moved to sweden from kyiv after the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine, the teenagers say that real life began only when they managed to find a ukrainian sunday school in gothenburg, if you are not motivated or you feel morally very bad, you can come here and be inspired by something again or get motivated and go to work again because your people will always help bohdan says that during his studies in sweden, he feels a wider scope for opportunities and less pressure from teachers, he remains more more space for self-development or but there is more

space to do your own business darina does not agree, she says that there are also opportunities for development in ukraine if you want to study, you will study everything depends only on you you can develop independently and in what place you are, the main thing is to you were comfortable, the girl says that from the swedish education system to ukrainian she would add the opportunity to choose a future profession earlier than at the university, in particular in sweden, schoolchildren have the opportunity already after the ninth grade class to deepen their knowledge and skills in specific fields. in sweden, there is such a system that a student is needed, students need to study for 9 years at school, and then you go to the gymnasium and choose your priorities or the line that you would like to choose further at the university. until 2015, ms. olesya lived with her family in ternopil, then she emigrated to sweden. here the woman faced the problem that her children could not learn ukrainian. mrs. olesya and the parents who came to the

school initiated the project to introduce ukrainian as an additional subject, today our children have a full the right to study and continue the native language at the fully state level in swedish schools, this is our merit of the vinochok school in the city of getaborki. currently , the school has about 90 children from junior to senior classes, in addition to ukrainian. children study history, traditional crafts of ethnology and the swedish language. swedlars come to classes in ukrainian children and practices swedish with them i love ukrainian children they are wonderful i think that the best way to learn a language is to talk about what is around us lars talks about ukrainian children on a volunteer basis, he says this is his contribution to the future of ukraine. i am absolutely convinced that children should receive a strong education, and society, in turn, needs educated people