and she described her incident with novaya poshta there, some guys came across who told her that he would not speak ukrainian, because he is not comfortable with it, but already there it is resolved as if this conflict is like this. she wrote that military kharkiv is surprisingly ukrainian-speaking and it is not only full halls i would like to know if there are any separate ukrainian-speaking hangouts, ukrainian ideas, slobojan beauty, they serve at gas stations and supermarkets, bookstores and cafes, the law on the functioning of the ukrainian language , this is really the case, i say, maybe there are some, you know there are cells, areas where i don't get to. well, we are a huge city, but where i am. well, i hear. well, maybe not 100% in ukrainian, but 90. yes , there are definitely people who still speak russian. i will tell you that even somewhere you come with someone and volunteers who are there they speak ukrainian in public, sometimes in private conversations they switch to russian because they too it’s hard to say everyone knows, but not everyone is

ready to immediately take it and take it and write it, in principle i myself was a russian speaker and i, in the 16th year, will change to this well, thanks for that i live with people like zhadana drukhovych , these are my teachers of the ukrainian language. it's amazing. by the way, kharkiv really is, and i myself can testify that i have been to kharkiv more than once, relatively speaking, until the age of 14. i could be a little uncomfortable there because there is a very russian-speaking environment around, everyone turns on you there, someone may not like it, and so on. it's more that i often went to some things there when there were political moments, that is, there are some elections and so on and so on. well, according to that, it was a bit of a reserve. the party of regions, let's be honest. well,

uh, but it was always felt. what was felt , for example, in kharkiv was also felt by some and some other parallel narrative . also the cultural capital of ukraine, because we have the rest to say that even now the official slogan of the armed forces of ukraine, which the whole world now knows, is glory to ukraine and glory to the heroes. this is the kingdom invented by a kharkiv student. in fact, it is looking for some 100 years ago, but yes, about ukrainian, yes, those who supported the unr of the ukrainian people's republic, mykola khvylovy , who, in principle, formulated, it seems to me , the national ideas of ukrainians to a certain extent in two words: under moscow, yes, in three words, under moscow, from moscow, in three words in words, yes, he is also from kharkiv, and at the same time, kharkiv is very attractive, in particular

, for the figures of western ukraine, which is interesting, and there is also from the same les kurbas , for example, such to the city-barbara so what well unfortunately, it is no longer with us. well, in the end, zhadan is not the most visible, the most powerful, probably the most powerful of our modern poets. what kind of prose do you have ? he is also from kharkov, and it is a very strong advice. i remember zhdasha in the early 90s х and i often visited lviv, i visited literary festivals here, there is, there is otaka, there is some such b-m-m, you say , look, er, actually. but how is this labeling of the holy russian world with these pushkin names, street names, theater names going on? like the people of kharkiv or whether they easily go to that

change these names. you know, this is a slightly difficult question for me. why. because i also find myself in a certain bubble. you will understand my surroundings. it is clear that they are only for what, in which country. pushkin is gone. all-ukrainian, and also to ask people on the street. i can’t say, but i think that you know anyway, we are already saying that this rejection is in people - people want to show at any moment that they want everything away from moscow, away from moscow. i will say, you know, for yes. when it just flew around the city to any point, but i say this rejection, it goes and where will it go , uh, everything that is connected only there with the russian, with the

soviet union - everyone already understood that where it came from, it will all be accepted exactly as something hostile something is not ours and please and it is not necessary and with regard to cultural figures and ukrainians in general in kharkiv, it seems to me that you know everything about this and it was born because we have a house there, the word yes where outstanding writers lived shot dead revival in this everyone knows but this the story with no one is interesting and no one was not needed and no one ever told it, it was already brought up by people from history who were really interested in it and talked about it at some events, namely in schools they prepared us for this. i went, i actually grew up near kharkov, the city of chuguiv is such a

military city, it seemed like a military city , can you tell me where the artist repin is from, and there is his museum, he is the one who painted the famous picture for which she will give us yevornytskyi, and actually spent so and so something in repyn this is a ukrainian country about a zaporozhian who writes a letter to the turkish sultan, we had a literature teacher like that, you know , at that time, russian literature was not yet foreign, but there was russian and ukrainian, that’s enough. that’s how she told such a fascinating story. and there was a teacher of ukrainian literature who just went to work, earned money without inspiration, without anything

. what are you living for, you don't have any other alternative for you in the 190s, there is no internet, there is nothing, and you learn it all, and you think that this is what it is, well, this is the truth, that these ukrainian writers are some kind of bad people, but they cry, yes, something like that uh, and only later, when you start to live your own life there, you understand, you start to study something, you think . wait, they all wrote about some kind of struggle, constantly for what reason, because this struggle was necessary and necessary because they fought precisely for the nation, for the ukrainians. those who and those glorified there will drink such cities have moved on well, by the way, in kharkiv, the first ukrainian urban novel pidmogylnoy

misto was published for the first time, so that's also kharkiv, thank you. mr. yuriy joins our conversation. good morning, mr. yuriyovich, can you hear us? we are seeing some problems now, mr. yuriy. he is probably in kherson himself. we are wondering how there are messages with the connection now. they are already appearing little by little. mobile communication in kherson, there were shots where they installed sterling, where they installed generators so that people could recharge their phones, so that they could have some kind of connection to weave with their relatives who were waiting for news from them from this vacuum, uh, with a connection that they could notify that everything is fine with them, that's why we suspect that the relationship with yuriy is probably not easy because ukraine is coming back little by little and bringing the city back to life, what

is it? audible oh super uh, tell us what's up with the connection in kherson, how about the electricity, i saw uh, some interview of a young man, um, to someone, someone to a foreign media, where he said that we are here without electricity, without heating, without communication without water is bad, but the best thing is that we are here without russians, as now the situation in kherson is actually mostly the same, and the most important thing is that the people of kherson are free , now work is being resumed in the critical infrastructure, unfortunately, there are a lot of problems because a significant number of objects have been destroyed and mining, well, very large headquarters, but the renewal is taking place, the connection is improving , in fact, every day, er, the electricity is partially

restored there, unfortunately, so far, only in some areas, but we are working on it 24/7, the first priority is to restore electricity to kherson, and gas, there is a problem with the water supply, because there is no of electricity, as soon as there is electricity, the pumping stations will work and there will be water as well, the first train that left for kherson, has it arrived or is it still on the way? meeting, well, a large number of people actually want, it is really very important in today's events that the connection with kherson is renewed, this is an important issue, both logistical and just that, in fact, well, by the way, i see that in kherson in the meantime there are just a lot of very ukrainian artists who also

come and they give some kind of concerts for some people. well, of course, they are free in the open air. here i see such public shots, about how people gathered in the center there and yarmak and kolya serga sing for them. i don't know who it is. i'm sorry, i'm a person very far from the ukrainian mainstream music well, but i understand that the young people have arrived and are somehow supporting the spirit of the kherson people. this is how it looks like, many people have gathered, spend, spend the charge of their phones, they understand that later they will recharge somewhere, connect to some generators, well, but none the less positive emotions, which is very important for that after the stress that people experienced after that after the months in the

occupation after what the russians did there well and p- er yuri in your opinion when will it be possible to say that, in principle, before the onset of colder winter there, it will somehow be possible to provide the minimum conditions for the people of kherson who stay in the city, or whether mr. yuriy is with us, i don't know the problem, there are some problems with communication, well, in any case, ok, then we will say goodbye to mr. yuriy sobolevskyi - the first deputy chairman of the kherson regional council, there are still interruptions with everything , in fact, but what there is no interruption is actually with the one with the very good mood, uh, wonderful, which we just now demonstrated to you. in fact, our last hour is

coming to an end, we will be back at 2:00 p.m. with andriy , we are continuing our marathon. well, just now . we invite you to stay with espresso because it will be interesting. now he is going to europe and stopped by lviv, he is going to collect the funds needed for the infrastructure for our military in the kharkiv region , for which we thank mr. oleg for finding time to talk to us about everything, and now let's bring to your attention an interview with azor mashhat. this is the son of the ex-president of ichkeria, aslan maskhanov, about the russian-chechen war, the atrocities of the russians and the current russian attack on ukraine. tell in more detail

how it will take place, has the congress already taken place, or are you still planning to do so? on november 25-26, we are planning to hold a congress of supporters of chechen independence from the russian federation. we are holding this congress in in paris, in france, in ukraine, these are meetings with politicians, deputies, and, of course, with the mass media, frankly speaking to us chechens and why we are holding this congress. the fact is that today our society is in a crisis that we are trying to overcome today. of course , we will blame the crisis. russia has done a lot of

work to divide our society, unite this society, and then come forward and reach the de-occupation of our native land, be its masters and already beat the masters of your native land, what from them heard yes, we held meetings in the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine and in the verkhovna rada, we met with various people , politicians and discussed, as i say, support from ukraine, we feel it, we see this support, ukraine is open to us, what makes us happy and what we thank ukraine for, we talked about during this crisis , they talked about the problems of our society and their

plans, that we want to achieve our goals. that is , de-occupation, there are already other processes. in general, we saw support from them and these people are ready to work together with us, they say this frankly and accordingly, we are also open to conducting these and other measures. recently, the verkhovna rada of ukraine voted for the fact that the chechen republic is occupied the significance of this is a historical event. of course, we thank those who worked on this project, the initiator of the verkhovna rada of the

verkhovna rada, and those ukrainians who signed the petition that received 25,000 votes, first of all, this their merit is the merit of all our heroes, chechen heroes who died fighting with weapons in their hands in the war against the russian occupiers. i believe that this is their merit, and then there are people, public figures from chechen society who supported this project in all directions in order to achieve this result, we all achieved this result and we all achieved it. you said that your ultimate goal is the occupation of the chechen republic. in your opinion, when will the time be right for this de-occupation to take place, maybe some the prerequisites for this must take place or something else.

what is your opinion about all the events that are happening today around the events in ukraine in the world. this is just a chance , that is, to stand by the ukrainians to achieve the victory of ukraine over the russian terrorists. we have several battalions that are fighting against of the russian occupiers no. here is a joint effort to achieve this victory, and of course we are working with our society so that one fine day we will speak as a society so that vadim will speak on a fine day, we are ready today speak out today russia is not as strong as before and we are calling on other people and nations who have processed our step like us to stand up for their

independence for their freedom look at the events in russia here is this burial day war which they absolutely do not need russian-ukrainian war they are sending the buryats bashkirs, tatars, dagestanis, chechens, this is not necessary for these peoples. this is not their war. putin's interests are his personal interests, these are his personal ambitions, we are working in all these directions. we call on all these people to stand by ukraine, on the contrary, not with russia, but with ukraine , because today ukraine is waging a holy war on its native land when you work with people who are there live on the territory of the chechen republic, which is now

invaded by russia. republics, of course, of course, we have access to our peoples, we have access to dagestanis and other peoples, this is communication, and today it is very easy, it is different social networks, there are different technologies and different platforms directly on these platforms, also what will the future be, it should completely fall apart much more of countries, can only some individual countries, individual republics secede, or can it remain as it is now, but only with greater autonomy in some republics . what do you think? i believe that all nations that i

listed and did not list deserve this freedom i would like to see these peoples independent from the kremlin regime so that they live free what i would like personally my opinion about what will happen we can not say in advance but it looks like putin will destroy the huge country of russia with his stupid actions regarding these peoples and i believe that these peoples will speak soon, everything points to this academics, how strong do you think his position is now in the middle of the republic, what kind of person is he, we have been saying for 20 years that he is an inflated figure i don't want to call him russian propaganda, he

doesn't represent anything of himself, even you ukrainians call him by his correct name, tiktoker, i emphasize that the courage he showed throughout his life is a victory in tik tok, and they have not mentioned the fact that some chechens are fighting in in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine, you may be in touch with them somehow, communicate with them, what do they say if there is an opportunity to talk with our brothers, these are battalions of chechens who have been fighting since 2014, from the very beginning, and there are also dead people here, we are killed in every way, our chechen community, we try to help them in every way, uniforms or bulletproof vests, etc. i know their mood, i

know their goals, they are fighting for our freedom for the freedom of ukraine, for the freedom of ukraine, and they will fight to the end until the victory of ukraine, and then , as i said, we will stand together for our native land land for the de-occupation of our native land, are you a citizen of norway, do you live there, to what extent is your safety guaranteed there, or have you seen it? maybe something strange from the russian special services or something else yes, of course yes, of course even recently there were cases when russian special services killed chechen activists in european countries, there were assassination attempts. i personally received such threats . here is this puppet government that today in our

republic openly threatened my relatives, that is, there were attempts to pressure what i said, my answer was short. i said kill everyone but not me stop and with which country to unite the suddeopathies of the republic yes, it is in our interests in our common interests today no today we have contacts with various countries let's say the baltic european countries support us there, they are ready to provide help somewhere, uh, we see understanding. in this situation in ukraine, our situation is from kerry, and uh, we are fighting for these countries to follow the example of ukraine, as you said, the genocide of the

chechen people and the occupation of chechnya republic of ichkeria, as well as our goal - the goal is for ukraine to recognize the independence of the chechen republic officially as a chechen state, this is the kind of results we are seeking from other countries . i don't mean the possibility tomorrow, but maybe after some time, people's moods will change, and people will already understand that they are being used, as can be seen from the mobilization, cannon fodder, in fact, what mother or father wants their sons to be sent to another country, and we'll see first of all that and from the

mood of these people that is already starting, the excitement is starting. do you remember how they killed the troops and set fire to the military commissars? that is, it is all starting now, which is happening in ukraine, and maybe between the first or second chechen war, everything the tactics of the russian troops and their brutality towards civilians are the same, everything is the same, everything is the same, and nothing has changed, irpin and other settlements are the same. and it happened in our country, they entered the settlements and they killed all

the children of the inhabitants, they threw grenades into the basements, and the peaceful people hid there population, and as a result of these brutal actions by russian troops, more than 300,000 civilians were killed, 300,000 peaceful seeds are called genocide in the world, as ukraine has done now. it will be difficult for us to fight but we fought that you had to buy weapons from the russian military automatic machines bought grenade launchers and shoot them this is the situation i mean we didn't have any support at that time if we had javelin bayraktars then we are there they already

figured it out a long time ago. they might not have crawled to georgia and here too. that russian soldiers really sold weapons during the war. yes, i even remember the prices of those times, about $ 200. the machine cost $ 300, 400 with a complex butt. there were even cases when armored personnel carriers and bmps were sold to them . the price was 3-5 thousand dollars, the lowest. how did you manage it? first, it is unity among the chechen resistance, and secondly, of course, it is the support of the people, as

we know. as we know in august 1996. my father, who was then the chief the general staff under his leadership conducted a unique operation for the liberation of our capital. i had to sign an agreement there and so on. the law of the first war. they did everything to divide us internally. you can give credit. they actually did a good job among those former commanders, as well as our population. they divided us. when the second russian-chechen war began, we

really had it is difficult and difficult to fight because the population was tired of the first war, that is why there was a lack of resources, and moreover, we were declared islamic and chechen to the whole world terrorists, as today they are doing with ukrainians, there are nazis from bandera, etc. they know how to hang such labels, and this also had an effect, because we were not supported anywhere, they were afraid to support, they were afraid of russia in order to lose any relations with russia. my greetings to all who are with us, this is yana's news.