done because we will have such a wonderful perspective that everyone will want to come here and take part in this well, i have some kind of inner conviction. and who stayed, who is good, of course, this once again emphasizes the personal choice of everyone. the main thing is that we get along, hmm, everyone loves each other we were together and supported each other, we those who are abroad and those who are abroad, it is very important for us, pokynenko was with us and now for your attention a news release from my colleagues from the bbc news service good evening we are from ukraine good evening in broadcast the bible live from ukraine and from london in the studio yevgenia shadlovska and this is what we will talk about in 30 minutes the limit of endurance the ukrainian energy system seems to have withstood a russian missile attack, will it be able to withstand future attacks ukraine does not comment, but military observers wonder how and with what the ukrainian

military could to target strategic military airfields in the depths of russia and wanted to capture the bundestag and revive the second reich in germany, they detained extremists who were planning a coup d'état the russian military shelled the city of kurakhove in donetsk region, the strike was in the center of the city and, according to local authorities, at least six people were killed and five were wounded. russia is again striking ukraine with iranian kamikaze drones after a several-week break in the use of these weapons. at night, the russians attacked the dnipropetrovsk region, as reported in the general staff of the armed forces, a total of 14 martyrs 136 and several other drones were found in the past day. the ukrainian military recently

reported the attack of iranian martyrs in mid-november, before that, drones destroyed the infrastructure of ukraine for several months, russia was in residential regions, power plants and military facilities, and these armored kamikazes were a problem for ukrainian air defense, meanwhile, in ukraine, they continue to restore the energy system after the massive missile attack that took place at the beginning of the week on monday, russia launched more than 70 missiles against ukraine, more than 60 ukrainian military personnel shot us down, however, according to the authorities, oleksia, russian attacks hit objects in three regions of kyiv vinnytsia odesa thus began emergency power outages. ukrenergo reported this morning that the power system is being gradually restored at nuclear power plants, units that were turned off according to ukrenergo are being loaded, the situation is difficult in the east, where the russians repeatedly fired at several energy infrastructure facilities and emergency repair work is ongoing there, which in other regions, the regime of emergency shutdowns of lights in ukraine

continues, however, as it seems, this russian attack did not lead to such a blackout as the previous one and about it let's talk with an expert in the field of energy, we are joined by anton zarytin from the birdiu analytical center . so, thank you for joining the broadcast. how do you assess the consequences of this eighth massive missile strike for the ukrainian energy industry and what kind of destruction good evening, if compared with the penultimate strike by the russian federation consequences, of course, not significant damage to objects in odesa oblast, sumy oblast, kyiv oblast, some other countries, but such destruction as was caused by the previous attack is enough for him it didn’t happen. i think that, first of all, it’s because the number of weapons used was less, and even at a higher level

, air defenses worked. this is the forecast of a warning from the humanitarian organization mercy corps, they believe that if the russian attacks continue, the entire ukrainian network may be destroyed and there will be no electricity for hours, but for weeks this is the opinion of this organization. this is what you think. how do you feel about such assessments? well, first of all, you need to understand what affects, let 's say, the implementation of such forecasts. elements of electrical networks from typical ones, and on the other hand - this is the speed, let's say the supply of equipment and

materials to our allies for repairs of the mill in the network, the second factor - this is purely military history - this is the first, first of all, this is the speed saturation with air defense means, and the second, the second part is the number of weapons that remain in russia and the number of carriers of these weapons and who are capable of simultaneously launching missiles there, first of all, here. if it were the latter, our armed forces are doing it. already mentioned in the news, uh, several bombers were damaged, which uh, before that, there was an attack on the sevastopol base there, where also at least one parquet carrier ship was disabled. that is, the more of these strikes by successful ukrainian troops, therefore there will be less threat of salty strikes from russia. if we talk about the

protection of the energy system, that is, if russia continues such missile strikes, how can the ukrainian energy system be protected? for example, they say that experts say that most often the target of russian missiles is large transformer substations substations, can they be moved underground or can they be hidden, i can’t because they are very, very large objects, which, well, it is simply impossible to physically hide them, at least in some reasonable terms, that is, yes, in fact, transformer substations are primarily 750 kw 330, they are the primary goal because they perform well, the functions are the transmission of electricity from video power plants to distribution networks, that is, with high voltage transmission to low voltage if so simply if conditionally if some substation, for example, in the

sumy region, 330 will be destroyed, then practically the entire sumy region will be without electricity because there will be no electricity . where to get it? flows, but this station actually provides 80% of electricity consumption in a specific area. thank you. we were on the air with an expert in the field of energy, anton zasterit zasterin, experts from the birdo analytical center and since the beginning of the week, there have been explosions and fires at three russian airfields. that is, hundreds of kilometers from the ukrainian border and a little closer to kursk, and by the way, the fire that was at the kursk airfield was extinguished for more than a day, the local authorities were informed about it, it caught fire as a result of a drone attack oil accumulator, the russian authorities declared that all three

airfields were attacked, ukraine attacked with drones, the ukrainian authorities do not confirm or deny this, like other similar cases, but this one stands out because the explosion remained at strategic russian airfields, places that should have been protected in the ryazan and saratov regions in the interior of the country and before russia launched a massive missile attack, the consequences of which for ukrainian energy we have already talked on the air before, so what is the reaction of the west, the representative of the german government said that similar they do not comment on the incidents, however, he stated that ukraine is not obliged to limit its defense efforts to the territory of its state, and in the united states these incidents are commented with restraint, they said that they did not encourage ukraine to hit targets on the territory of russia and provided such an opportunity, that is, long-range weapons, and here we will listen to what the secretary of state said anthony damn russia is launching attack after attack and now trying to disable civilian infrastructure that provides heat water

electricity we call it turning winter into weapons is a reality in ukraine every day and every night, we did not encourage the ukrainians and did not provide them with the means to strike on the territory of russia, but it is important to understand what the ukrainians are experiencing every day in the conditions of prolonged russian aggression against their country, as well as , together with many partners around the world, our determination to ensure their everything necessary to defend oneself, defend one's territory, defend one's freedom, or the statement of another official of the american secretary of defense. he said that the united states will not interfere with ukraine to create its own long-range weapons is that ukraine could use the latest developments, one of the possible versions of what happened in russia, or modernize the old soviet drones that were used for surveillance, and this is how the

british columnist frank letwich, a former military officer , told the bbc about his observations and versions an intelligence officer who currently teaches military strategy at the university of potsdam, what do you think is happening, why do ukrainians have this opportunity, there are no high-tech developments for the past ten years they have been trying to develop what are now called drones or even better to say cruise missiles also as you mentioned they converted reconnaissance drones into cruise missiles to be more specific the drone which was called tu-141 and in fact it is incredible that such old equipment was able to bypass the russian integrated anti-aircraft system, the last strike was significant, but the previous strike on the wengelsi air base was even more colossal, because this base is the most famous and the most protected air base in the country, it is obvious that ukrainians worked for such results for a long

time, we see images from an air base in england, one of the planes is a strategic ideal bomber, a rotorcraft of the cold war era, it is part of the russian fleet, it is interesting that this thing that was hit not only flies at a distance of more than 600 km, but also she hit several of these bombers, what does this indicate that these devices have such accuracy, or did someone help them from the ground, there is an option that a special forces team penetrated the territory and directed the strikes, but of course we do not know the details, it could be a high-precision weapon, we know for sure that these strikes did not cause very large losses, but no one set such a goal, they rather sent a political message, and not 75 kg of explosives, and with us the famous

military expert petro chernyk will greet you on the air, so what is your opinion that ukraine has such weapons to be so far behind russia, we will carefully approach this analysis and let's say that there are some secret forces that helped did our country contribute to such an attack, and in fact we must understand that this attack has two very serious messages. first, we must remind that the bombers here are 95 mms and tu-22m3 - this is nothing but the strategic nuclear triad of the russian federation, this is putin's favorite child. what this drone achieved to these two bombers - this is a very serious psychological slap to putin for his self-love, this is the first moment and the second moment is no less important, the praised russian technology , which has no analogues in the world, first of all, than theirs

the newest sit on missile complexes such as the s-350 s400 s 500 could not see this small one without yes, which means that this weapon is not so good, and therefore the major countries of the world that have long-term historical relations of military and technical cooperation with the russian federation, such as india, malaysia and indonesia, brazil and many others are seriously thinking about whether it is necessary to continue to conclude arms contracts with the russian federation, and therefore the russian military-industrial complex does not receive billions of dollars, and therefore it is on the way to its final the decline is true. i do not share the optimism that it will be quick, it will be several years, or maybe even ten years . well, commenting on these incidents, russia is promoting the version that ukraine could have used old soviet drones strizhi. here are the drones and whether they could really be used for such strikes. well,

this quite this swift here 140 er 141 this is quite an old development and let me remind you that it is very large . it is about the size of an f-16, so i strongly doubt that this particular machine of this class was used, but we remember that technologies do not stand in place of various types, starting from the latest engines, ending with guidance systems, and on a variety of electronics, and there was a certain drone. and which really does not matter, the main thing is the result, and here are all the stories. there is another very important detail: drones as such have all classes in the arena of weapons, this is a great prospect and impact of the energy 134 airfield, could it be the latest ukrainian development, which is not in the official information. but could it

be some of the latest weapons that are available in ukraine? after all, i will shoot my own state and i will not undertake to analyze what there is no official answer to, we can only build analytical constructions, there is a concretely recorded fact, the precedent is older. and if the precedent is older, it means that it has its own logic and has its own technological origin. we are waiting until everything will end completely and comprehensively and sooner or later we will answer this question, but as you heard from western military analysts, they are surprised by what happened, how it happened if we talk about the situation on the front, the secretary general of nato and over the table said today that russia is trying to freeze hostilities at least for a short time in order to gather strength to go to the next one. in your opinion , this could be russia's strategy as a whole. russia is in the position of the weaker side. russia has fallen into

a strategic trap . does not know how to get out of this trap, they are well aware that if they suffer a classic military defeat in ukraine, then most likely their surrek will lose their lives and the russian federation may be on the way to its collapse and they will really look for any bridges, any strings to somehow freeze this conflict or find some kind of truce, i believe that this will not be a strategic initiative in the hands of the ukrainian army, the canvas of this war is clearly already being written by ukrainians, but unfortunately, the quantitative indicators are not in favor of ukraine, russia is a big country for whom 40 million people mobilized, it will be necessary to conduct the second, third, fifth, and sixth, they will be conducted without fail if the russian regime comes to the conclusion that it is necessary to kill for its own preservation

a million russians in ukraine, in ukraine they will do it without fail, and now the hot phase of the war is going on and the hottest point on the front is bakhmut. this is your assessment of the situation, what is happening there around bakhmut, there are three fundamental points. the first is political. recognition of these sub-republics of the lpr and dpr, they really still want to enter the administrative borders of donetsk region, this is the first, the second, the russians suffered catastrophic defeats in the kharkiv and kherson operations, they need to show at least some success as such and the third in fact, a fairly practical war is 95% artillery war with five-seven-ton trucks of shells from russia, you don’t need a railway to the front line, there is a blocking group of debaltsevo and they are trying to move our water lines away from it, it is 42 km attack installation as m-142 himers works on 84 everything

what's up mr. petro, we are in touch, it was petro chernyk , a military observer, and to other topics, to events in europe, extremists were detained in germany who, according to the police, were preparing a coup d'état, 25 detainees were searched throughout the country, this is one of of the largest special operations in germany, the security forces say that they exposed a group that included the far-right and ex-servicemen who planned to storm the parliament building and seize power. the central role in this rebellion, according to the investigators, was to be played by one of the possible leaders of the german group called prince henry xii. the details include the group of far-right and former soldiers planned to storm the bundestag parliament building and seize power , german law enforcement officers inform the central

a place in their plans was probably occupied by this 71-year-old german, who is called prince henry the 13th, he seemed to see himself as the future monarch, it is possible and it sounds unlikely, but one of the largest special operations on the scale of germany is underway in the country, 3,000 policemen are searching more than 130 buildings, offices and apartments all over the country, dozens of detainees, among them former military personnel are accused of going to the barracks and recruiting people, as well as a former member of parliament who was a judge in berlin before her arrest the federal prosecutor stated that the group planned a coup d'état from november 2021, the plan apparently consisted in the elimination of democratic bodies at the local level, the organization of mass riots and the eventual overthrow of the government, among the rebels there were elite special forces fighters, people call themselves citizens of the reich, supporters of conspiracy theories, they do not

believe in the legitimacy of the modern german states claim that it was occupied by the united states and want to restore a state like the german empire that existed during the first world war weird ideas but dangerous people are stupid these are educated people with life experience they have access to weapons of information and important people and this combination is especially threatening and remarkable this movement has existed since the 80s but gained momentum during the pandemic it was strengthened by anti-vaccinationists and conspiracy theorists they have already even tried to storm the german parliament in 2020 experts say the current conspiracy is unlikely to work the movement is small very marginal but it is also potentially violent with prepared participants and access to weapons. this is why germany is taken so seriously. and now let's talk about

art during the war in madrid. there is an exhibition of ukrainian modernism, it is about the period of the first decades of the last century. at the exhibition, approximately 70 works from the national art museum of ukraine from private collections from another museum and here several headlines about this exhibition ukrainian art convoy defies russian bombs masterpieces removed under rocket fire critics note that this exhibition is in the capital spain became the first such comprehensive display of ukrainian modernist art abroad , and as we were told by the organizers of this exhibition, it took a lot of effort to make it happen. the work was transported from kyiv to madrid by a secret convoy, and we are joined by one of the curators of the exhibition, kateryna denisova, mrs. kateryna. i welcome you to studios and what works are exhibited in madrid, by which artists and how did you manage to bring this treasure from wartime kyiv, as you said, we

players have presented 69 works, uh, 51 of them, uh, this is from of the museums of ukraine, this is when the works from the collection of the national art museum of ukraine and the museum of theater music, such as the art of ukraine or to the museum, are in kyiv, and the works were also in kyiv at the time of the organization of the exhibition, and hmm, of course, there was a very big risk of taking these works out. - from the city and to introduce them through the country, which is under massive fire almost every week, but we are very grateful to the administration of president zelensky because we were given a military convoy that accompanied trucks with robots to the border with poland, the only thing that we certainly could not take into account is that the day on which the works will be taken out of kyiv will be the day of the largest

hiring of large-scale external shelling of ukraine. it was november 15, and we were lucky that the trucks left two hours before the shelling began. but of course, the situation was very tense and at the moment when they reached the polish border, it was also the day when the rocket fell in poland, so the polish border was naturally closed and it was such a large-scale diplomacy from spain to poland and through ukraine in order to speed up the process of passing the border, we succeeded. now we joke that this was the story of indiana jones in our country, how to export art during the war. europe we had no fun and presented a lot of artists, and some of them are quite well-known in the world, among them are such artists as

volodymyr ryadoved burlyuk, kazimir malevich oleksandr, some names are completely new to the european public, for example, the school of mykhailo boychuk, of course, we know about it in ukraine, but in europe it is a completely new phenomenon and it was our idea to show the more familiar unknown moments of the art of ukraine, but you mentioned malevich , his work is presented at this exhibition but together with when in the west they talk about the period of avant-gardism, when they talk about malevich, you can often hear that this is russian avant-garde , not even russian for the soviets, and that russia presents malevich as a russian avant-garde . is it possible to change this attitude and such approach to this artistic period well to malevich in particular so this is the task we set for ourselves with this

exhibition is to begin to shift the emphasis a little and show that it was a very difficult historical period and of course the russian empire and the soviet union were very important ah for the development of art but ukraine had its own phenomenon and its own current and its own these and it is very important for us to show that there were such connections, but this is a separate moment and we have to consider malevich as such and in particular and with malevich many people already know in the west that he was born in kyiv, that he grew up in ukrainian villages and towns, but little is said about his so-called kyiv period, when he taught at the kyiv art institute. it was two years from the 28th to the 30th year, and during this period he also he published a lot of his theoretical articles in ukrainian magazines, he was a member of one of the associations in ukraine, that is, he

was very involved in the artistic process and he influenced the artists in ukraine who were working at that time, and it is very important for us to show exactly this moment and here we are looking at malevich from this point of view, during the war, is there a reinterpretation of russian culture? during the war, according to your observations, is there a reinterpretation of russian culture in europe, on the one hand, and on the other side ? do you observe an increase in interest to ukrainian culture absolutely, and it seems to me that the fact that we were able to organize this exhibition in one of the most important museums in europe shows that there is interest is growing and ukraine is isolated from the context of russia, which is very important for us and this was one of the ideas of our project, why we wanted to do it, and that is why it is now, for example, after the exhibition, the

exhibition will go to kian in germany, but now we already have other museums that are they are contacting us and they are interested and there is a dialogue that the high will be shown in other cities and countries, so in others you can reveal what it will be called, but we are talking with several a-a countries in europe about the fact that the exhibition tour will be continued and we we can show yes, we will be able to show it in other e-e places as well since the beginning of the war there have been calls to boycott russian music today in the british newspaper garden the text of the minister of culture of ukraine oleksandr tkachenko was published and he calls for a boycott of russian culture in its entirety, music and art until the war ends this is how you feel about such events. i think that it is more important to talk about

ukraine, and the more we can talk, the more projects there will be that talk. about ukraine show how interesting and rich the culture of ukraine is, the art of ukraine, the more opportunities there will be to move away from russia and show that ukraine also has the right to its culture and that it be shown in europe and around the world or in the west, there are also such ideas of holding such joint exhibitions of ukrainian and russian art or literary events in which ukrainian and russian writers participate. this is how you feel about such ways of appeasement in art, that is russian ukrainian art in one hall is possible now no while the war is going on absolutely not and uh from my experience i want to say for example i

was invited to one of the conferences in europe and the participants were also supposed to be ah hmm researchers from russia who continue to work in russia who are still working in universities that openly support the war and i appealed to the organizers with the fact that let's somehow resolve this moment because i consider it unacceptable that platforms can be created during the war during what is happening where the situation is normalized this cannot happen and that's why i agree that now while the war is going on we shouldn't do this but i mean this is a difficult question but for now definitely not thank you kateryna with them was kateryna denisova, the curator of the exhibition of ukrainian modernism taking place in madrid and the exhibition is called in the center of the storm modernism in ukraine 1900-1930s the exhibition continues in

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