and today, well, somehow, how can i say, well, spontaneously, yes, i would somehow. hostintsya, the guy, what son does he have, not the carpathians, the baker of the saint, oh, oh, it will be in your hands to bake the heat, you had to throw it away, come on, come on, come on, come on, don't hurry, baby, don't hurry, 45 they said

at half past eleven oh my god we are going to pick up bread pies dumplings and tomorrow we will send our boys to the front

good day good day we are to your comrade who will be compared to a farmer there will be dumplings and with cabbage there will be osso with liver liver some polish yes and with cottage cheese so that's how it is with us and there will be dumplings in the summer as much as needed and how many liters are ordered, more than a thousand dumplings are molded and it takes 5 minutes . they bake there, and the dumplings are the tastiest when they pop out. we will help him until the

last day. i would only wish that it would all be over sooner. well, what can we learn? i want to defeat this evil russia. something from the 50s, i have been doing for a long time 53 th year then which one it was also dragged in with this ukraine, all the time it dragged and dragged from this ukraine. even they took a little bit of everything, and they didn’t even listen to them, if it wasn’t for the ukrainians, then not there . the muscovite never won anything, i’m of the

cossack race, we are of the cossack race, my grandfather, my parents , my father, my uncles maybe you know gupalo denys, god, there are books in the answer or writing books. well, also my life, my father is ivan, and i am dmytro, we have the same thing that she was being chased right away, dad, something like that, we already have something, the weather is so smearing la la i thought what was i thinking he says i started because i won't come up a little bit well guys, may god give you health and everything will be fine , victory will be with us every time, i pray that

zatoka protects them, god save our defenders and our ukraine. well, that's what i say to lesya, ukraine is my personal and only axis, ludochka, look at the chestnut that i take away, yes, beauty, handsome god bless my whole soul, god bless everyone , i'm a healthy little girl, i cover her with water, and then we cover her with water, and he softens the boys, we cover them so that they steam there

oh, sing, children, they will hear, my children are giving warriors, god bless you, family, god god grant that you returned to the neighbor to a healthy strong so that the losses do not cry from above with joy that you came peugeot him from this and i wish you victories ate bread and their health more strength i want to hug everyone and wish them to hold tight and i will show you this good

one that looks like this too we put the ice here we put the pies good afternoon dear friends said when the full-scale had already started on the fifth or sixth day after that they sat like that and thought that we have everything zadanie there is coffee there are teapots there is for the boys to

do it for free well girls already right away eh they said let's say and why he only says coffee tea well he says let's make him some liquid borscht here is a very big pot of rain it's every day we have such a pot of borscht brewed every day and if there's not enough then we'll add 2 uah beans see m yes , look at the beans, that's why he's already eaten the most important attribute, the main attribute is that we always have borscht and lard, lard, onions, garlic, pepper , that's what we have every day . all pass to one all the roads through our village and all the civilians, all

the military, all of them came through our village, and if i had not been fed by these soldiers, she tells me she is just a sin that has become a second second, maybe people want, but they don’t have the opportunity, but we have this opportunity by name, just no can you not use this opportunity to disagree with people, we all can together, only guys let's say thank you to the owner of these, god bless them with health, thank you thank you, god, glory to ukraine glory to the heroes, it's delicious thank you all, you are doing extremely well useful work see see the second but it is very important when you come from the front and to the rear in such a way that you get here you feel that you are at home this is a part of your home where you are accepted by the children and

as much as possible we all together do everything for only one thing so that we have victory and forever i am very handsome to you, eh, my neighbor has two sons on the line, because it is intimate, she says that i am helping here, and there, maybe my children, someone will give us such a promise to the boys personally from me that i will be with them until the end of the month so that it doesn't happen, no matter what it was not difficult, but we will cook borscht, there will be no meat, we will cook it thinly, but so that the boys can eat liquid, i want to say jesus from myself to all the boys, personally convey this, and i think that they

and i would like to say to them personally thank you very much, because as a clergyman, yes, i do not have the right to take up a weapon because a bloodless sacrifice is offered, but if i carry my cross , well, i pray for them for all of them, but if necessary, i always try to support them everywhere as a community but if necessary, so will i i came from the land to defend myself, and because i was born on ukrainian land, i live on ukrainian land, my land from our country, and

let them forget the way here forever and ever, and for our heroes, may god protect them, and may they return alive to their children, to their mothers to their wives, the sun bent down the window, and the mother looked at herself in the morning, these eyes will come, the daughters will come, the whole family will come, the girls will come, the prices will come

and blow, the whole family will come and blow, the whole family will come and say, mother, for you, i pray never end us with fire, the sky is good sons of ukraine, love ukraine, she gave you sons of ukraine for the love of life , she gave you sons of ukraine, love ukraine for the love of life, it is not necessary for us that we

should also draw, it is necessary that he should draw politics, but what i feel inside and now i think is very important that all the artists felt that they were ukrainians, which parts of ukraine are here ? good afternoon. i welcome you to the first public broadcasting channel and i want to start our conversation with a sincere confession . to start in march, i put a picture on facebook, you know, you can put a background there for yourself and it really flew all over ukraine then, it became wildly popular, er, so that the audience would understand it, ah, the kremlin in the form of a ship sinking in a pool of blood, i confess only yesterday i found out

about the authorship and it turned out that this is your lustration and from the first i want to thank you for this illustration because it was really a lot of people, however, i did not know who nikita titov was until yesterday, forgive me for my ignorance, although many of your works were seen by all ukrainians, not only on the internet, not only on facebook, on twitter or on instagram, on billboards, on city lights, so let's get to know nikita titov. who are you, where are you from, where do you live now, a person and a person who realized that i am ukrainian, that is, at the beginning of the 14th year, thanks to people who surrounded me thanks to the heroism that impressed me and it was in the 14th year that i felt that i was a part of this

country and i wanted to make the most of what i could do, now i started to draw, cry, i started to work. such for with the help of images in our joint struggle, which became such a turning point that prompted you to feel that you are a ukrainian. the first thoughts arose during the orange revolution in 2004. yes . and i was in kyiv at that time and i was so impressed, but the people on the maidan i was not i wanted to go there honestly, so i did not support either yanukovych or yushchenko , but at the same time i was surprised because i saw i saw people who were already at that time capable of going all the way to the maidan. i came because of the fact that and my friend was informed that at that time they can start cleaning and it was very powerful back then. in

2004, i came to warn my loved ones , my girlfriend, and i realized that people don't want to go anywhere. and even then i was ready to go to the end, and then i met a lot of incredible people thanks to how my thoughts about ukraine, we became a person because of them, began to change, and the maidan of 14-13 was already a conscious choice for me, and then i felt that i was really a part of this country, because i was born. i was not born here, i was born in estonia, and then everyone these events first began in the 14th year when it began russian antiques to ukraine i was very sick, so all i could do then was draw. well, you still draw like that. i continue to do what i can. and what was your attitude towards ukraine before the 14th year? "a very

nice term like me appeared, everything is explained, vatnik, well , in fact, there was a period when i had such vatnik czech settings. i was born in estonia in a russian-speaking city, where identity is very blurred and all russian-speaking people position themselves in one way or another like russia, the russians are eh regardless of whether ukrainians are belarusians or even dreams there, which is very strange, that is, because in ukraine it is a very special topic and people are really proud of it. recently, in february, my friend from estonia wrote to me a jewess, she wrote i am russian and i will die in russian, that is, there is such a very strange identity. it's just that all russian-speakers consider themselves russians in the same way, and i lay there and thought that ukraine is really some kind of integral part of the empire. i didn't know much about history, but very understood then well, it's just so typical, so

post-soviet, then what a boy then a man, but i was very lucky that at the beginning of 2004 i began to meet people for which countries was the most important thing in life, and this prompted me to just think about everything, start to understand something hmm look at it much more broadly and when she spoke ukrainian , do you generally use ukrainian? in everyday life or in communication with friends or behind the scenes ? my son when he was 7 years old and he lived separately from me with his mother. he came home and said that i i want to speak ukrainian, but i, as a parent, simply thought that there was nothing left for me to support as a child, because i love him very much and i had such a gentle ukrainianization, that is , through my child, through my son, i started it, it was very difficult, because i still pray like that and i think it

’s called the kharkiv test, but i think it’s very important to master it. maybe there people can communicate in any language there , uh, in the family, among friends, but still, without a language in our life, it’s just not possible right now. i even remember one of your posters, the language does not seem to be in quarantine, so the language is not quarantined, the show was quite interesting, we will even be able to show it to our viewers, do you remember this picture ? at that time , the issue of the law on language was just being discussed, but there was simply a lot of resistance, and this issue was simply always timely, and at that time, that is, it was an important issue, and i simply decided to support it in this way, we were at that time all on during the quarantine, they sat at home. by the way

, many of you know that those who consider themselves russian-speaking, and from the so-called russian-speaking regions, they mostly speak the south of ukraine or the east of ukraine, they say that our jaw is not like that and that is why we cannot speak ukrainian. it is very difficult for you to answer them now that you calmly switched to the ukrainian language and you are doing quite well, well, most of my life i lived in kharkiv and it was a russian-speaking city, but now it is no longer like that, now there are such rapid and strong changes, but on unfortunately, at a very high price, unfortunately, it is very painful . such losses and a very high price. what can i say about this? first of all, don't be afraid. and if it is a conscious choice, it becomes much easier for the person himself. you just have to believe and know that everything will work out.

plus the fact that the majority of kharkiv residents and people from the east studied the ukrainian language at school in one way or another. and they have it in their hands, you just have to remember it, you have to start and not be ashamed of it at all, don't be ashamed to make mistakes. they were in kharkiv a long time ago, and the last time i was in kharkiv on february 24 that is, i understand that it was there that you learned about the start of a full-scale war, yes, as it was, i arrived on the 23rd, i really wanted to see my friends, and there were still some cases, there was already an awareness that the war was coming, but no one knew who it was on which day did we meet my friend ulyana, with whom we constantly walked in the night kharkiv when i was already in kharkiv, we are together, i have such a nocturnal way of life, they and just as we walked at night in kharkiv, we

walked somewhere until three o'clock kharkiv was at night just as handsome and calm, the only thing was that there were a lot of police already with weapons, that is, there was a very large presence. i returned home and at five in the morning everything started and it became clear that it was no longer fireworks, that it was a war. that is, you did not go to sleep. yes well, i did not lie down to sleep, i woke up fulyana and said that the war would wake up, and despite the fact that the thought that it would soon begin she was already there, but still it was a shock because for such things, well, you just can't. no, get used to it and behave normally , it was a shock of course, then there was a thought about what to do, because at that time my mother was in kyiv and i was wondering how to get to her at the same time. i still planned to meet with my friends. i

passed everyone i could visit that day. on the night of the 24th, it was almost 25, but i stayed in kyiv. did they leave? i was in kyiv until the beginning of march. well, then i felt, well, i have such a complex mental illness. let's send it away from here and that's how i got there to frankivsk and the place is very friendly for me, who are they there and there are many friends and colleagues and people with whom i did joint projects, so the choice was there immediately , he wanted to go there mom now there interrupted mom there well, son son now abroad

abroad so with with my mother and my brothers yes, he is abroad, this is mine for me. i miss you very much. because of this , i did not return to kyiv for a very long time. for me, kyiv is a city that is mostly connected with my son ugu. i still dared to come, i walked through all the playgrounds where we walked with him he's been there since he was a kid, well, he's 13 now, i took all the pictures and sent them to him, and he also misses his instagram very much, he's just lying there, only old photos of kyiv are there, he misses them a lot, he dreams of coming here how can you come back as soon as possible i miss him very much, but in that i understand that he is safe and that is important to me. i can do more and be calmer. some city, if

we talk about those in which you have lived for a long time. that in any city ukraine i will feel at home because it's just that it's just one single home home is where close people and close people can be found all over the country now i'd like to talk about your work the first posters as you said began to appear in the 14th year of the fourth because in the 13th year and in general, did you count or not how many works have you already published, drawn in recent years, i draw almost every day, i think that there are definitely more than a thousand works, but that's not all . more famous and exactly because of a political poster, a is more famous now for this work about love and some internal states, well, very

different works, but there are more than a thousand names, it is difficult to say how many, because even some works are written to me by friends. do you remember that you drew such a plot there, so how can i return you to people? no, but i am a facebook artist, so all this is saved on the pages and from time to time there are just memories, you can see what you did then for ordinary ukrainians, uh, your work is remembered. well, for example, one of those works is called peredova where the face of a doctor and a soldier is divided in half, if i understand correctly, this work became quite popular because it became an image on a postage stamp, it became an image on one of the coins issued by the national bank, what prompted you to do this, how did the idea to depict that what you depicted was the beginning of the quarantine, but at the same

time there was a continuation of the war. on the one hand, to thank all our doctors, and on the other hand , just to remind everyone that there is a war in our country, because at that time, now everyone has realized it, but at that time, a lot of people lived, as if in the back of their minds, somewhere in general, this and theirs were related, and i simply decided to remind this again to remind and to thank our military and our doctors and everyone who saves our country another work that everyone saw i have n't looked for a long time, i just don't read the billboards that i see around the city but i remembered the numbers 4-5 zero it was a joint project uh

fund return alive and the armed forces of ukraine why 4-5 zero and 4:50 is such uh military slang and it means everything is fine everything is calm and everything is fine to calm down and it was at that time that the idea came to me just as he had an appeal to me and with the request that everyone feels the war, no one understands what will happen and there are such panicky moods and let's come up with something together so that on behalf of the army we can say that well, calm down, we are in control and as we can see, everything is difficult, everything is complicated, but the army also controls our army will win and everything will be 4:15 i still know what kind of project yours is interesting to talk about, a series of works suing ukraine so where are depicted representatives of

various professions, dancers, judges, musicians , representatives of working professions, teachers, etc. and on almost all works it is written never thought that i would wear this uniform but this is my land. i know that some of your works in the entire series are quite personal and one of them is a driller. can you tell me more about it? i have a facebook print, we have never met him, but we think from time to time we correspond and he calls me, i call him artem chirva and he, uh, he started fighting again ah, in the 14th year, he came to ilovaisk, he was at the airport, he was wounded