two by ten or by a half, well, this is not christianity, this is something. well, whatever and accordingly and the faithful treat it in the same way when every russian says beat the barn quietly, they kill and steal even more. well, i sit and think that this crisis must somehow happen, something must happen there inside, it cannot exist, the christian doctrine cannot be distorted and neglected like this, what is the fate of what can happen tomorrow , the day after tomorrow, in a year, 10 years, 15 years, such a discrediting of christianity that is happening now. it's just that i'm not, i'm not an atheist, but i it's not like that, you know, namoliny, but i look at mine, i'm reading about one book and i well, this is absurd, it can't be like that because it can never be, i said chekhov, well, there is a good secular word lustration yes and unfortunately, the lustration of this

soviet church did not take place, i.e. moskovskyi the patriarchate is not even the church of the heir to the church of the russian empire, it is a church created in fact at the behest of joseph stalin with the direct participation of the nkvd and then the kdb, which had, in addition to religious functions, other functions to control believers inside the country and engage in foreign intelligence activities and then propaganda, the promotion of narratives, that is, to be such a soft power and a support for the logical regime. this type of ats should be held in that temple of war yes the main temple eh yes yes yes yes yes field in khaki is built in general and in terms of

coloristics with these sickles and hammers inside this is a beautiful museum of eh this so totalitarianism and eh russian orthodox of chevenism, there must be a trial, and all those people who are now leading something in this structure will eventually have to, if they are believers, shut themselves up in their bodies and just pray there, and if they are non-believers, let them remove their turbans from under them, epaulettes and other signs will begin to show completely not religious people, but look at the question, well, it is told 150 times in the bible in different versions , you need to find some seeds who already understand the problem, alexander, in some huge numbers

well, i don’t know, not huge, well, 100, or maybe a thousand, so that they are this renaissance, this is all this understanding that you just told that they implemented it, someone has, and i am not convinced that there are such people, can you explain whether there are any real orthodox people in russia at all who they really understand that everything that is happening now. well, they are definitely silent. well, there is a hierarchy there, but they already understand that something must be done, because otherwise there will be no christian church in the russian federation. i just hope that there is, i think that many of them are now left russia, but also after the second world war, the question became what to do with nazi germany, with those people who actually supported what the fuhrer did. i think that when racism is overcome and condemned , internal forces will also be found, but

with some external help from the fraternal christian e after all, there will be a certain change of mind, yes, that is, the word repentance means a change of mind, people will begin to look at the world differently, we see this example of germany yes, and the german people, i hope that something similar is possible with the russians, but for this to happen, well, the regime has to cease its existence, not just withdraw to the borders of 1991, yes, we will be freed. but if we talk about what to do with russia, then there must be internal processes or will we participate in this? well, let's see , actually, this is a question for me, not only ours, it is a question for the entire civilized world - it is a global question, and i think that i

must solve it. well, at the global level, i would like to thank the priest from georgy kovalenko of the orthodox church of ukraine, the rector of the open orthodox university of st. sophia of wisdom had a sign that a rebound we have, this is what i'm told is the rebound of the air alarm, that's why we're going up if i have time i'll answer the question i won't have time i don't know what my colleagues are going to do, they're managing me, i'm just sitting here and and here i am telling you that everything is happening in the world bye-bye see you bye-bye bye-bye

this is cozy kherson pearl of the protected territories of ukraine the city played a significant role in the formation of statehood and became the southern center during the great terror of the ukrainian revival, the nkvds shot almost 2,000 citizens for nationalism, and the kherson leadership of the oun, led by bohdan bandera, actively fought against the german invaders, because an angry kherson native will go bare-handed against the enemy column , but will not bow to the occupier. kherson unconquered unconquered cities of ukraine are the

cossack city of izyum one of the oldest buildings of the slobozhan region , the transfiguration cathedral was the center of the famous raisin regiment, the townspeople survived the first famine thanks to the active struggle with with pro-bands to the second world city twice found itself in the center of fierce battles today raisin is again on the line scorched by fire and along it the fence but ready to stand until the victory of the pisyun undefeated mariupol until recently an industrial center it's just a wonderful city on the seashore and

now the city is a martyr a city for which the heart aches every ukrainian, the russians sought to seize mariupol 8 years ago, they destroyed the city, shelled peaceful neighborhoods, but all in vain, but how did mariupol survive in 2014-2015, a documentary by artem shevchenko mariupol well, all the potatoes survived, the onions were theirs, the people in the de-occupied territories won for months, they were in an information vacuum without civilization, without communication, some did not know if their relatives were alive. did they manage to leave the occupied territory. hello, as they say,

i kiss. i love you until the cities are restored communication and communication volunteers are the first to connect the two worlds i came to the family they didn't want to leave they didn't know their relatives and i'm driving sterling because some people were simply kept in this vacuum without communication, their phones were taken away, that is, they could not communicate with

their relatives. so that the daughter can also be together всё собирайтесь yes yes yes собираются и быту езжать печать mykhailo is now a volunteer and previously a successful entrepreneur in his hometown of mariupol, where the man had a night club, but first there was a full-scale invasion in russia, this institution turned into a bomb shelter , everything is normal, it’s a blessing, they dropped bombs, thank god that it will take everything on itself. the main fragments, well, i felt the

shock wave. and this is the only thing that i will remember. we had a lot of children and it was better. thank god that the bomb did not fall by itself, but nearby. because if it had hit the building itself, we would not be talking to you now. mykhailo bought it when he took his family out of the city, he returned to mariupol six times, liz the humanitarian, and back the family with children six times, he managed to cross russian checkpoints, and during the seventh trip, with the aim of picking up civilians, he was detained for azovstal, and that's how it all happened later that many people sat for 30 days or 40. but i actually sat for 3 days. so they

looked at my phone, searched my phone, but not just saw that there is nothing in my phone except for children and old people. and it can be therefore, they let him go about his native mariupol . the optimistic and always smiling mykhailo says reluctantly. this is an open wound . for him, the bombardment of the drama theater by the russians is especially cynical. it was mostly pregnant and pregnant children, here on the upper floors , there are lockers there, where the stars change their clothes, everything else is in these rooms on on the floor , they were lying like that, there were pregnant women with children. i saw them all as i rode it, as i did not go to the drama theater all the time, and when i saw what was left of the drama theater, well i went there too, i won't forget that in the

drama theater the same child to whom i carried a congeal, which i remember, i won't forget, eh, it's because i'm the one, i already have it, but it's impossible to just take it and kill it. i don't know which one . what should be the punishment for the pilot who did this? we won't forgive him in an hour or two. we won't forget this pain. people lost their children in cities. we will build houses. after detention the russians warned the man that the next trip to mariupol will be the last on march 28. mykhailo saw his hometown for the last time. now the red bead continues to travel to the occupied cities of ukraine. mykhailo and other volunteers

take on any job to paint over the russian tricolor. please bring humanitarian aid to evacuate the family in which 10 children without problems, a woman approaches me, she says, “you can.” i understand, and then she already tells me how it all happened, they arrived in kosharovka, here she is on a bicycle, a tire broke through her, she saw me, she was on a bus and came up to me, you know, that's how god arranged everything like that, yes, it's simple, i was just standing there i came up, i'll tell you everything, i'll grab your visa, i'll come. she said that it was zaka in a sharovkoy village . i don't remember the exact village. well, we went and took it to kyiv. the price is

very high. i asked and asked for subscribers, and they also helped. the rest well then well, they don't leave people on the street and even rescue a dog that fell from a destroyed bridge in the kharkiv region and from a height of several meters, although mykhailo admits it was scary, i was afraid, but i climbed, i was, well, lord, i'm getting in the way again , you went somewhere, and i'm going down. i think it's a thorn because it's not my slings. and it 's not with my new car that i bought. i'm still asking him. himself you're going down and here's the height, i'm like any other person, he's very afraid, well, you 're just doing it, probably, you need to talk about

something for too long, and just don't talk, and just do it, and that's how it turned out . and the most interesting thing it literally seems that the next day there is a day later. the water level rose and there were no longer any of these islands, but it turns out that everything that does not happen happens on time, and thank god it turns out to be done, but the main function is that kiev did not take a bunch of a lot of information in some even that we understood remained relatives who were here and served for 7 and his mother was there, for example, and she was afraid to open the door to someone. well, there were those who just walked there and could simply tell where someone lives and that was not without it and as

they say in the seed of nonsense, that's because they betrayed and took people for questioning and kept them in basements, and the greatest effectiveness of a volunteer to take care of oneself is psychological. you need to communicate with people. we can talk with her there about something there, she will spread it there, and the grandmother will tell everyone about it, that’s it, they need a vampire so that they communicate with people more often. that’s more psychological help that they haven’t been left. the volunteer is actively trying to shoot and share videos social media is a tool, says the man, people find each other, here you can learn about families and help them from volunteers . front, so it is not difficult to help, it becomes a part of life. it seems to me that i receive more

volunteering than people receive from me because, well, there is such a positive thing in it, so you charge other people with that, and it's cool, it's very easy to find contacts with children. mykhailo, you have four beautiful children, when i asked if he was thinking of leaving the country, he only smiled, the place where his family wants to go, just one thing, i don't want to go anywhere, i want to go to mariupol faster , and i want to live in mariupol tetyana litvinova oscar jansson specially for the espresso tv channel is good today we

continue our broadcast i will continue exactly and everyone the whole team of our espresso continues and it's nice i answer the questions the anxiety is over thank god well let's go on so here i have a whole series of questions from sofia a-a in the german government i want to add the right to vote from the age of 16, don’t you think it would be better to raise the voting age, in particular in ukraine, let’s say to allow voting after the age of 25 and up to 70, so that young people don’t vote for fun and pensioners for buckwheat, i don’t know i don't have an answer to this question, because it's just a joke and it's all very complicated stories, you know when we say let 's go to 70 and the person says listen, i worked for ukraine until i was 70, that i don't have the right to vote. i went to i worked for

tens of years, and then i was told that now it goes from here, go here, that's the problem, that's why everyone has their own coordinate system, their own logic , and so on, and the youth, well, in germany, i don't know. it 's just that the 16th can and should, i know. i think it's in iran for some reason i have such a suspicion i'm not sure why, at the age of 16, you definitely understand that he already understands everything at the age of 16 about parties, about politics, about political philosophy, and so on. it's not that simple. so what does a person want or does he understand what right-wing forces and left-wing forces are? is it already so

mixed up in euro- in europe that the words right and politician have lost their meaning, left-wing and politician, this all started with the great french revolution in 1789 and you can look on the internet, i will not focus on this now, because well, they just sat in different corners of the great hall and on the right sat those who wanted to leave it as it was, and on the left sat those who wanted to change from what was to make it the newest. and this already after the napoleonic wars, it began to gradually pass into political life, and now we have what we are. everyone understands how it works. that's why people thought it up in

ukraine from the age of 18, so a person can join the army . at that time, they said it was a very interesting idea. what does it mean that he can die for the state, but he can’t drink a glass? well, in short, here a large number of opinions can arise. half of the germans are against the supply of leopard 2 tanks to ukraine. feelings they are for the second world war. who would explain to them that the russians appropriated the victory and the sense of guilt should be before the ukrainians, that our country was completely bought and destroyed, our cities and forces, universities, they resettled for forced labor, it was in ukraine that the germans staged the holocaust, and russia suffered much less, and the contributions of ukrainians

directly for a much longer time, you understand, ukrainians are like that, what i observe. and they are like that, you know, they need everything and immediately such and such a slogan . and here are the fifth and tenth and gradually it will happen, imagine a picture of sofia appearing on german television, uh, telling everyone to listen and saying with documents that we were completely swindled and russia was swindled a very small part. there were many more collaborators in russia, they are already writing theses on this topic well, er, and and and ukrainians fought better and there were more heroes of the soviet union well, there you are you you you and here at the moment of the end of the sofia program the entire german nation yo-mayo well that’s it tomorrow i’m already everything i changed my mind on

give the party three times more leopards than ukraine is asking for this, it won't be a year two three five ten when people start thinking differently, you can't force a person out, let 's listen to her name, the former chancellor of germany. she will say all her life that she was right with the minsk agreements with those and with those and that uh, she held hands so that they wouldn't declare war, russia knows this for sure , i've seen it all, people who saw something, heard something from first-hand so you won't do anything, angela merkel, i understand that you do you understand that's why no one will change anything now. and now, you already understand, the drastic changes are taking place . they are already supplying the germans with something. you ask a german in april, it's 100% there. you said no, don't give anything out

. that's why everyone used the word "great russian people, soviet" was not used in europe, they believed that this is russia, and we are such colonies, that's why i don't believe that all the facts that you present are true, that they are this signal, this fact will reach the head of each germans, or at least two-thirds, and they will understand and say yes, we were wrong. we must do it like this now, it won't happen. so let's move on. i have all christmas here. i answered timati snyder answered 16 years old answered uh ukraine answered druga svitova answered let's go further artem writes during the searches of the moscow priests, they found everything that violated all the commandments and naked boys, minors and weapons, why ukrainians still cannot understand

that the entire uoc mp is the embodiment of all sins and the main one of them is ukrainophos, the church can be banned and what to do with parishioners who they continue to go to the optsmp, the time can be the same. from the answer, i spoke about it yesterday myself, and it is a difficult topic, it is not so easy. you can do it in a second. mp against ukraine so, i am not convinced that you think that there is no uoc mp , a priest who helps the ukrainian army, collects money, collects something because they bless the ukrainian army, send curses in prayers against against russia, and so on and so on, the top of the russian church in ukraine can be like you describe well, that's it how to be with them what what to say about that priest who in some village works entirely

for ukraine and all the faithful work for ukraine and help the military and send their sons to war and mourn those who return in coffins different people you you can't say everything everything let's shoot everyone or imprison everyone in the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate, nothing will come of it except that there are all sins. why do you consider the embodiment of all sins and the main one in ukraine and in the catholic church there is no pedophile at all, and the scandals there are such that these scandals have been going on for tens of years, and these priests have been imprisoned, and many trials are being conducted and are still going on, and we learn every day, every year, that something has

happened. will prove the uoc mb or the catholic church or this one or the orthodox church and so on and so on. believe me, i think that even in the ukrainian orthodox church there are sins, there are sinners. who lives in galicia they must understand that apart from the honor of galicia, volyn was honored in bukovina, the whole rest of ukraine was surrounded and enveloped in atheistic circumstances. i was lucky that i came to galicia with my father at the age of 14 and i saw how it is celebrated here, we did not even have such a thing in kyiv there was no therefore, all

this must be understood there were slightly different ideas about everyday life when we go to church when we go ask in kyiv who goes to which church on easter holidays i remember i really wanted to go to church so i was waiting when grandma, because there were police borders, well, police borders, kgb borders around the vladimir cathedral , so you stand there 200 m before that, a grandmother goes to celebrate easter, says grandmother, i will help you, you take a suitcase and go, she says, this son is with me, and then they let you in, just fooling all the cops in lviv, you could freely take pictures, then maybe write to schools and universities about what he is like. i don't know this, but i mean that it was a reaction - it was

a reality - i just told my friends in rivne that i had an e uncle uncle, his birthday is in april, and he was a high-ranking official at the regional level, and he was afraid to celebrate it, because he always made sure that his birthday did not coincide with easter and the easter holidays, because , god forbid, the neighbors would find out, they would knock on the kgb somewhere. such a party member, is there a prominent soviet figure who celebrates the paska? they , we didn’t understand, people were born, but they sat at the table and booed and booed, which means they probably celebrated the paska. so he was recognized by the party, that ’s why when it coincided, he simply agreed with everyone i didn't deal with all of this, but who are we going to give the floor to? yes, it's definitely a miller