i also suggest that you listen to her a little bit and then we will look for what is wrong with that song or what is wrong with that song everywhere earth was found with a good idea to steal and fold pants, well if there is nothing new here and such songs honestly, there are a lot of such songs when i was preparing there with us a full-length film was written, you lost two diplomas, we also have a story there, we took a whole list of songs that the russians stole and now pass off as their own, there is not one song, there are actually a lot of them, that's why we can say this here, a whole separate program about that how the russians steal ours content and pass it off as their own, because there is a lack of creativity or i don’t know. well, we are glad that they don’t watch ukrainian content. that is, i have already

seen everything, at least on our shore, that is that i watch a lot, and here this did not happen before the full-scale war, andrii, and they will be ukrainian valery, it will be cool , of course, i would like to see such a sketch, this would be the best russian skate show, i would even myself, and for this, yavorovsky, for this. thank you very much. so , 100% of the words. we talked with him about everything in the world and about humor and how humor helps. in the war, how humor in the literal sense helps to raise money for bandera. mobiles that save the lives of our soldiers. well, we also talked a little

about the russians who steal our music, moreover , the music that it was written about the war, you know, there was a story that there is such a song such a bolshevik russian song there what’s next behind the river they lit something up principles it is claimed that this is actually a song by the ukrainian sich riflemen in 1914. that's it, and i didn't believe that you could take your enemy from your neighbors who fought with the bolsheviks. they took someone else's song , then everything was the enemy's and began to use it. in the same war, by simply changing the words and firing an arrow at them, sichov suddenly became a bolshevik, for whom he also died, and well, it is simply unbelievable that such a thing can be done, but it turns out that it is possible, and now we see that this is what is happening again 100 years later

war with them and they do exactly the same thing. that is, we, i don’t know. in our country, a person will not drink after a muscovite. well, he will not drink from a cup of used toilets and take them home, and you say that these are also people who, in principle, do not have anything, they do not care about anything. that is, they don't even have any dignity, well, they simply don't have it, in fact, if there was dignity, they would have protested and there would have been no war . there somewhere there some couple maybe i think it is it will end, maybe they will say that they will now call this ukraine ukraine, in the end, you know, the flag can only be turned upside down and upside down and they will say that this is the new flag of the new ukraine. well, now let's talk about what shines in russia in the un or will they expel it from there, good or bad, ihor

kharchenko, diplomat extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine, in touch with us p ihor good morning to you good morning good health what do you think or what will we see when russia will not be in the organization of the poor nation, i would very much like to hope for this, because from the point of view of the importance of this particular operation, let's put it this way, in my opinion, it is no less important than our military pila, and i would very much like that this work, which was finally started by the official statement of the ministry of foreign affairs, was crowned with success what practical sense can this give us if russia will not, for example, have the right of veto in

the security council of the united nations , the answer i will tell you is that 90% of the world 's terrorism is with it, that's what it means, it means in an applied form, that's what i captured er the end of your um er conversation about what to do next with russia, what they will do there and so on, you know for the last 70 years uh all this is such a russian word here this here imperial great russian space it was built on two main principles uh, well, i'll use the paper clip again hmm, this is uh, that's the greatness of uh, what 's there, i don't know uh, you can think of it on

russian tv, and the second is russia's permanent seat in the security council of the united nations nations and legal well, russia is the first in this respect it is understandable in russian, until recently our tv was turned off and turned on in practically every house, our people know less about what russia was doing on the world stage. a violin from russia, it is an indication no less than obtaining a military victory on the field m-m op look it’s just still necessary well, for example, some mission must still be, for example, adopted, there must still be some practical decisions is it inconvenient there for example, for the same event, when you can

raise any resolution on ukraine, knowing that there is russia, which imposes a veto, and it seems like a good deed is done. well, but the russians have the right to veto, this is such a moment. well , secondly, is it possible to signal russia, is it possible to simply exclude the zone, it will not disappear from this, as we can see, it is possible, i remember , uh, the society eight years ago said that it is impossible to isolate russia. in to the security council of the minister of foreign affairs, to the security council of ilok, the answer was evasive because i do not want to delve deeply into the issue. it is extremely complicated, it is so complicated that you simply cannot imagine it. well, roughly speaking, the entire world order that in the 45th year is it was created on the basis of the same

right, including the soviet union, not russia, the soviet union, the radio security organizations of the extraneous nations, it is now being destroyed, we are destroying it, the armed forces of ukraine, understand the meaning of this process, many politicians are afraid of the average citizens to this distant we have very urgent issues that we need to solve, first of all, to beat the enemy, but in terms of its meaning, this issue is global, it exclusively means depriving russia of the place that it illegally occupies there, by the way, on the radio of the united nations nations constantly went to and in general, by and large, she has worked so much in recent years that she has a place in the organization of the united versions, as well as this work, which,

thank god, has finally moved to the official level. is, i emphasize for the third time, no less important than the work of our military, to mr. igor, not about world diplomacy, but about our internal ukrainian diplomacy, although it also extends beyond the borders of ukraine, about the last appointment as the ambassador of ukraine to bulgaria , such as mrs. olesya ilashchuk please tell me , in general, how do you appoint people as ambassadors to other countries, for this you need to have some kind of special education, or can it be, well, in principle, i can be an ambassador to some country that i might like there or with which i could have many friends there from that country the procedure for appointing ambassadors is spelled out in ukrainian legislation. therefore, it is very easy to find an answer, just go deeper into the question, of course, the main responsibility

is, according to our legislative regulations, on two state institutions, the ministry of foreign affairs, which submits a candidate, and the president what is the constitution of ukraine that drafted this candidacy? actually, this is how the appointment to the highest position in the diplomatic service is carried out, as it is an extraordinary authority. there should be paper, but this is how we understand it when we talk about this mrs. ilaschuk, obviously riyovycha created telegram channels in which she knew that people started asking her and she started answering questions to one user when we were asked about her experience. she said that in the near future she will share details of my experience and the skills and abilities that i managed to acquire while studying at the faculty of history and years of interaction with

high-ranking officials of other countries and in-depth study of the traditions and customs of our friends aria also of other countries and cultures of the world. well, she also said that she wants to become a certain example for the youth, so that the youth understand that these are the times and in our free country every person whose heart is full of love for his native land, if this person received a quality education, then he is in will also be able to get a position in which he can really do good for his people. i don't know. my heart is full of love and i have a good education, but no one offered me the position of ambassador. i don't know anywhere. i uh, i probably answered the question how in ambassadors are appointed on principle, but for 30 years i have been part of the system of foreign relations. and there is such a thing, well, this is good

solidarity . let's go into this question, i have a very good article on european truth by serhiy sydorenko , who basically says that appointments very often happen in a slightly different way, that is, from the office of the president, they give one person and kuleb then he submits it and returns it for approval already, well, if we say that serhiy sydorenko will blow it up, his information does not need to be commented on. if

not to say the brilliant world economic for the international and brilliant in particular the english language, then e is appointed ambassador now without experience of working there specifically in the ministry of foreign affairs or without a specialized specifically international education, i.e. diplomatic education, it does not look like a problem and in general it looks like a very good appointment, but when we talk about this hitherto unknown olesya ilashchuk, who, as it turned out, was engaged in what they worked as a sexologist, it seems that the education of processing some precious stones and and this is just an appointment and in bulgaria and cannot but agree with what serhii sydorenko writes about bulgaria and yesterday the deputies in our country also pointed out that bulgaria is a sufficiently problematic country that bulgaria is a country where there are enough pro-russian influences

bulgaria is a country that until recently blocked the supply of weapons to us, for example from a country of the european union. that is, it is a country where a strong diplomatic mission is needed in the country, and it is a rhetorical question whether mrs. ilashchuk will strengthen the ukrainian diplomatic mission in bulgaria in sofia. for example, i doubt that she even knows the bulgarian language. well, she can speak russian, of course, why not , well, i’m just talking. that’s what we’re talking about right now . can we afford unprofessional people? to be honest, i don’t know. where to get and according to what principle the selected ones should be sent to such critically important countries and i will emphasize once again that the question is not for me, but let me try to answer like this. my last embassy was in japan, that is,

when the war began in 14th year 14th year at the beginning of the 14th year, new american dishes arrived in tokyo, he was there for only a month and a half, i didn't even have time to deal with him yet, well, the courtesan, i know, is not a professional lawyer, the name of this ambassador is kirill ankennedy, so this is the little daughter of the former president of the united states of america. that is, she not professional but i think that i can now reveal a little bit of a professional secret that if it wasn't for the help of this unprofessional

diplomat, the united states envoy to japan caroline candy, then in the 14th year it would be more difficult for us as ukraine to persuade japan to support of full support of the ukrainian position in the issue of repelling russian aggression, this is to the point that an ambassador can be a non-professional international diplomat and so on, not a career one, but the question of appointing ambassadors of ukraine i will answer at the very beginning as scheduled the nomenclature for the procedure for appointing ambassadors of ukraine abroad, by the way, the americans have political career ambassadors somewhere in the general diplomatic

corps , that is, who is a professor? and this practice is quite common, well, we can only hope that ms. ilashchuk is some uh, i don’t know, the child of some kravchuk is also not recognized, and therefore they may also be genetically prescribed some abilities for diplomacy and political activity and it will simply become such a game changer on the balkan scene and will turn bulgaria and serbia towards us, and for one thing, serbia from montenegro. well, okay, god bless us all about hungary, which, uh, even though it is in europe, but all the time looks towards russia and here the prem the prime minister said that if the ukrainians can fight, the us will

support them with weapons and money, when they stop, the war will stop, so what should we do with such statements and with such neighbors ? what should we do with russia? commander-in-chief for alkaline recent articles well, i'm just not going to do it like that, because it's actually written there what needs to be done, what we 're doing, and our partners in the rammstein group plus the key, well, with the united states of america, they, as they say, use tape with electrical tape to feed cartridges, that's actually what's happening, this algorithm is simple it is necessary to bring it to an end. this is the military part. and the political part is to reduce to the appropriate level the so -called international authority of russia, which it does not already have. nations exist, it must be knocked out, and then there will be nothing left of russia

, in fact nothing will remain, what the late senator maquette once called a regional column with gasoline with global ambitions, it is necessary that even the regional columns do not remain, and what to do with hungary with its statements in the question, this question is much easier to solve than the one about which we started a conversation with you today, this is the question of russia, and i say it again. thank you, mr. ihor ihor kharchenko, a diplomat with extraordinary powers, the ambassador of ukraine was with us, and now let's talk a little about another pro-russian country, er, serbia, and also about serbia, the conflict in

serbia, kosovo, where does serbia transfer heavy weapons to borders nataliya ishchenko , a balkanist and the source of the project the balkan columnist is in touch with us ms. nataliya good morning good afternoon but before that, literally, very briefly, after all, i really continued the topic of this new ambassador, no is the ambassador or all the ambassadors of ukraine and in bulgaria olesya lashchuk is european indeed. they assume that somewhere she made an acquaintance with her at the beginning of the war, with representatives of the president's armed forces, maybe with mr. yermak, and because of the rule of good impression. and they decided to test her as the ambassador of bulgaria. maybe for the better. my question is whether bulgaria is a problem country or for ukrainians for ukraine. do we need to have a strong

ambassador there? and what do we expect from this appointment from this new ambassador? what achievements did they want to turn? i don't know. a coup in the relations between ukraine and bulgaria , i.e. to break absolutely all traditions, some established connections and start everything with a new scandalous letter. i think that the goal was surprisingly good because in bulgaria, you said whether bulgaria is a problematic country for ukraine, and if in pot, how

many people said that they make pro-russian statements in bulgaria, the situation is different, they do not make absolutely pro-russian statements, they try to keep wednesdays, but bulgarian society is mostly pro-russian, it is the most pro-russian society from all countries of nato and the european union with this. unfortunately, ukraine all this time, all the years of independence, did not work enough to not promote ukraine as a country separate from russia, to say that not only russian but also ukrainian soldiers were freed from punishment from ottoman rule. well in short, there is a lot of work on the cultural front that

has not been done. of course, the new ambassador is unlikely to deal with the cultural front, but the coup that just seems to be planned to be related to the fact that probably the balkar ukrainians will relatively go on the rails, you know pragmatism and action now for now something is needed for kyiv and kyiv against pressing through which ambassador to the leadership of the bokars in order for this decision to be about the court i think that this will happen diplomatically we will see how it will be, but i can't predict everything else in that situation, let's see how it will really be, now returning to the situation on the border with kosovo, how

serious is everything there, in your opinion, you know, i would like this conflict to be an inter-service a- but it is necessary consider the context of the russian-ukrainian war, because it is obvious that russia wants to drag sumy into the department of transitions, so to speak, in the global event. well, we always pay attention to the fact that moscow's war against ukraine is part of a global one, and i don't know this is the west in general, and the tsarist space and fund is another one, and for russia it is a purely russian war, because serbia is moving and bringing combat troops, but at the

lowest level. and all the time they repeat that you by zemnir, they just want to demonstrate something, that is, they do not declare that they are going to start something, but i am radicalism itself, all those who are supported by the direct diss- who want a request for the direct start of hostilities, and if you were rumors in recent days, these groups of rapifans, who are controlled by russia, have started they began to gather, they began to lick the roads, they began to try to break through to kosovo through checkpoints, and even they had clashes in august with law enforcement officers who did not want to allow provocations, and i think that this component is a hybrid russia will gradually turn into such a force and we will have the serbian kosovo conflict with russian participation.

how much will russia manage to shake up the situation there? we will see this in the near future, but i see that they have potential. in fact, there are no security forces in kosovo, they are small, because according to the peace agreement, in principle, they do not have the right to develop their army, and the function of the defenders of independence is performed by the peacekeeping forces the attack, that is, it must be understood that serbia is actually opposing nato forces if it wants to fight. and by the way, this is also important for russian meddling. what if russia intervenes in this conflict, what can it do for to justify itself that it is just standing nato is just silanat the dishes were standing

and as for the serbian army, it is the strongest in this western-polkar region and not only in the western-balkan surrounding area so uh-uh let's say the southeastern and even part of the central in europe, serbia has a powerful army, for example , even it has more current than the neighboring croatia, which is a member of nato, and the people of serbia still have this military strength, and it has a very powerful military industry of its own . serbian was treated normally yes yes yes that's why serbia feels

confident to blackmail someone and pressure someone. the test is such strong nerves because shots are already being heard around the patrols already the patrols are investigating who shot why so far there are no direct conflicts but there is already such tension even with the shooting ms. natalya that in conclusion i wanted to ask i don't know have you seen these murals in the capital of serbia in bolgrad, they were with our ukrainian lesya. but someone from the serbs drew the letter z on the floor on these walls and wrote that serbia is not the place for such here. there is no nazism here. here are these

photos, here are our lesya ukrainka created these murals are not of the unknown author of the joint cultural union of serbia crocodile eh well, actually they called on the authorities to react to the fact that someone painted on the floor the authorities of serbia will react in what way you know i would think that the authorities of the serbs will react it will be positive because the authorities of the serbs will react, and then these unknown people will do something again, because in belgrade itself, so that you understand, ah, already at the beginning, there was a russian-ukrainian military conflict, they painted murals with givi motorola, and they, uh, there was a festival recently in the new garden, they defaced the whole city, there were thousands of liters of z, and then

our group, eh, which won the eurovision song contest, simply refused to perform at this festival. that is, these are constant conflicts, they will continue precisely because there are many pro-russian radicals in the church who do not sit idly by and all the time have some promotions. thank you ms. natalya for the conversation, nataliyachenko, a balkanist, project manager of the balkan observer, was with us, we learned a little about the balkans, what is happening in the balkans, what about bulgaria, what about serbia, and now uh, little by little, we are getting closer to the release of the news on eva melnyk, we are already ready to find out what happened in the last hour, but not yet. good morning, colleagues. thank you for your work. the news team will continue to work on the most important things in a few moments, in particular, the russian nazis shelled the kharkiv region, kherson