olya and anya didn't look at it and endured it. i offered them to go at least to the western committee. and you don't want us to be together, well , after all, women, and then when it got hot, when already well, the arrivals were very close, and so anya was already shaking the house i was nervous and it was just a proposal from olya's classmate, who once studied theater and now she lives in italy, and a decision was made to go abroad after all, and olya followed her for a month and a half abroad, and it was somehow easier for me here because, well, my husband is somehow about yourself well safer. i already have these explosions. i can honestly say that i did not go because the reservoir. well, my neighbor is also my friend, and we have so many apartment buildings left in the house, but there were about 10 men left, and we held the defense together with the teroborona. we were

we had all the weapons and the period when it was the end of february, but we were calmer because all the guys were safe because our families were safe and hmm, then they gained so much willpower to be abroad , he said we are all going here. it's impossible i just see eyes, just from italy, i look at our ukrainians, you know, they don’t feel anxiety, safety and sunshine and beauty surround you and such cities are picturesque, but the soul is in ukraine, and you can see it in their eyes, and they say that as soon as it happens opportunity they will come back right away and so will you when, actually, we left and spent this month in the city of genoa, we

saw with my daughter all the most picturesque cities in italy, well, this is this, this is really this this is a dream that came true i don't know when i took advantage of the opportunity for free it was possible b to travel from city to city by train for ukrainians then there was this opportunity so we actually set off and we e we thank those people very much by the way, we must give credit to the italians who provided us with free accommodation, god, they brought us food, they invited us for pizza and when we decided already go and he says, and i, alora, slingshots, news, i bought you curtains to hang because they have these blinds, well, they are so strong, you lower them. and we ukrainians are used to having curtains, so that the curtain is beautiful, and he i look and he is already there we almost didn’t solve everything that we are going to. there are a lot

of families from the creative workshop, they broke up like this. and how many divorces during this time, how many families were destroyed, that’s exactly why the women left, the men stayed here until and by the way, these are well-known surnames. that’s why the representatives show business, i was sure of vitalik because i knew that he was here, he is defending our neighborhood together with his brothers and someone should do it, but when the opportunity arose to return and we had already taken tickets to kyiv, it was necessary with gene imagine this path, the city, the genes are sung , you know when you go to the museum, the gallery in phi is that you stand for four hours to look at botticelli and here you see botticelli

. in uh, you stand in front of botticelli and read the channels to the tolers, what is coming, it has flown in, and who needs to be given a signal to help, and who needs to be helped , uh, hmm, you know, like a film in front of me, all these beautiful italian cities , and then how we are sitting now already on the train we are going home with my daughter and as i get off the train with anichka and we hug and hug our ukrainian railwaymen we kiss the conductor lilacs are blooming chestnuts are blooming and you just have tears this is a real catharsis when you come home this is real happiness because we need you here on a kind of land no one needs you there, so you can get a job if you can find yourself

professionally well, as an actor, it is very difficult to be an actor without concerts and even after the liberation of the place bucha borodyanka irpin andriivka e moschun and a bunch of people are coming back and when we are in borodyanka just on the eve of constitution day eh on the central square where are these buildings broken high-rises where there is no inside where the bust of eh taras shevchenko was shot where the cultural center is all collapsed after a vacuum bomb but such a bunch of people , such a number of pregnant women and children, and you , and when i went with the guys with the military to these areas, yes, they were liberated even there in the east. so you understand that when people see us, some hope returns to them that we did not go that

we are with them and you can even not sing or say anything. they come, let them hold on, and we can see in our eyes that some kind of relief and perspective is appearing. and in the fall, you understand the most important thing, but i wanted to ask what you now see as your mission . the most important place in ukraine is volunteering. today we are all volunteers, we are brothers. we are today ambassadors of many foundations. we help. uh to be very active even from the first days of terrible events a-a er-e we did this, i monitored every message that came to me , and thanks to, let's say, you know, this

restlessness and this excitement and this indifference. maybe somewhere someone saw it i saw these messages, they reacted immediately and connected with certain people, and in this way several families in irpen were saved, and we see with our own eyes and the help that takes place when the destroyed houses are rebuilt. there, uh, there is 20 km from chernihiv. andriivka villages were destroyed there 75% of the houses in the makariv district have been destroyed, more than three hundred, and when you go there, we were going there for a concert, they yelled at us what are you there, concerts, what are you celebrating there, what are you partying, and you will come look, people need this, they

invited us themselves, how are people now reacting to your performances when you arrive. i see it on e-feed in social networks. you travel a lot in ukraine now. how do people perceive you? what emotions do they tell you? they want to share right away and tell everything that happened. to my wolf these are the stories and we cried together with them, the most terrible thing is to hear how they lost their loved ones, how their houses were destroyed, and how we have to live on . - you bring but uh, they are not alone in this trouble in this terrible grief and when you come they will tell you, hold your hand,

hug you, they feel this unity of ours, this most terrible, most terrible, most responsible period, we are together with them and that's why it's necessary to communicate, i remember when there was this wonderful opportunity to go somewhere and the kyiv region was liberated, and the berezhivkas left for the first time . well, one of our first trips and the humanitarian woman, we brought all this to the village of berezivka and how we communicated with people, how they hugged us, how they wanted to tell their story during the break, says vitalichka, "god, we smell like cologne, hold it, give us a hug , i say please, and by the way, when we were in the village of yagidne, 20 km from chernihiv along the chernihiv highway, yes, where, too, it's scary" it

50% of the worst thing is that they herded all the people into the basement of the school and kept them, and we went there and looked at these basements, where there were two by three meters of all the basements, 20 to 30 people were sitting on the doors, on the walls it was written how many people were sitting, how many children, how many died. people there people were directly dying, even giving birth there, and there was a woman alone with her children. she told these terrible stories, she says, " imagine a small village, in this village there were one and a half thousand rashi vehicles and somewhere around two thousand rishul soldiers, and they kept all the people in the basement," she says, "do you want?" go take something for the children in the house and act well, let's sing the anthem of russia so i won't sing then sit and uh when in this story you hear and

record everything and you compare it with what you have in kyiv yes in kyiv in the villages of the series do you understand the ukrainian cinema theater during the war ? i understand that, yes, i understand that at the beginning of the first months, there was no effort at all. there will be 23. on the night of the 23rd, on the 24th, they played the play freedom and olya went on tour. in dnipro that night when they started er-e rocket things started during the train on on tour on tour and where dnipro kramatorsk donbas all those forever destroyed cities of donbas from severodonetsk bakhmut didn't

happen then of course and what happened all these months with the theater uh-uh uh-uh well that was a pause well of course what we we didn't even know what to do next will there be an opportunity for a stage, just like that, to date , we shot through with our best, although i think i was morally fed by the fact that we gave people our emotions, people accepted them and stuck together like that, but when for this, fortunately, there was still an opportunity to start theatrical activity and at least on 50% of the hall is full to arrive and you see that people want to return to the theater even between the alarms. that's how you stand behind the scenes today and you pray that the alarm does not sound because the play stops immediately and stops

like that and people go to the bomb shelter and if it continues, unfortunately for the person everyone is going home, but we are lucky and i must say that our first performances brought tears to my eyes, how touching it was and how we returned with theater projects and made two new performances to date, which we have already presented to the kyiv audience and... e po i already had two or three tours all over ukraine. people come back like this and are reborn, and this is a great happiness for us actors and a big thank you to the audience who returned now. there is such a controversial opinion. stands for russian aggression. do we all have the right to

joy, some happy emotions, or not? what we have to do is necessary. is fighting in terrible conditions, but they find strength in themselves, humor is also humorous, they make such funny videos that give them some relief, yes, from this, if during the performances they play tragedy and sadness and emotions, well, people will move and we have enough of these emotions, yes , sad and tragic if they still receive there, there is no way out. that's why theater needs to be done - it's a colossal mission and

humanitarian, including it, and it fills the viewer's soul with hope, and theater and cinema are a big dream, and if people lose it, then what is it worth tell me you understand life personally, what did these months of war teach you, what did you understand, what you might have wasted your time on before, why you didn't pay attention . somehow something changed in my personal worldview, i became more involved in volunteering. life and today it fills me with light and gives me such enormous energy that confuses my heart and you know it gives strength to live that you, together with the ukrainians, are here today in your

country and are approaching this day of victory together for me well for is for all of us life is divided into two periods before the war and already now the war period and the war the war showed who is who in human relations whom did you trust before whom did you believe completely despaired of a person and other people in whom you are not even who you didn't pay attention to them, they rose to such heights and showed their real qualities , man, human qualities and which you did not expect in a peaceful life, there are no strangers, there are no relatives, all relatives, strangers have become relatives . this is obviously what unites all ukrainians and

the main task of everyone in the future is to do whatever you want, but so that there is no war, lost cities are destroyed, a sea of ​​human blood, millions of broken families, and well, it is not worse than what can be. well, we have to win now and before that . how will you celebrate, what will you do first when ukraine finally wins the war nastya, you said as if this day will be tomorrow and let it come as soon as possible yes, because here we have our brothers, our military and when i

i am posting their photo, by the way, they were with us at the premiere , these are the people who are defending directly, they have now come to their families. our problems and everything that we just discussed is somewhere over there. and this is here, they are sitting in the trenches and tanks are coming at them, they are being fired on. this is how these people feel. our heroes, the ukrainian military, who are defending ukraine every minute. this is overwhelming. all your soul and you live only by this and the first thing i will do is call our brothers and i don't know this this this this will be the happiest day in our lives for all ukrainians i have a very, very precious bottle of whiskey that was

given to me from the last time we were no no i also opened this one, but now i will open it on victory day, ukraine's victory day over this russian abomination and it will be the best day and i will drink with my friends and military friends and those who did everything for this victory, we will drink together and of course thing we will sing sing home we will sing ukrainian songs. well, what can i say? hmm, it's the easiest thing to celebrate a victory, but to win a victory is the most difficult . and that's why we wish and pray for the armed forces of ukraine only thanks to them. we are here with you only thanks to them. we can still to feel some kind of

relative peaceful life in kyiv and therefore glory to the armed forces of ukraine and we wish them soon and victory and that they will definitely return with victory to their families alive and well glory to the armed forces and glory to ukraine to the heroes glory, i am grateful to you for your position, we are approaching victory, all together, each on our own front , we believe in the armed forces, we support them. this was the my story program. and today we listened to the story of olga sumska and vitaly borysyuk, they are not our enemies, protect your enemies. donetsk, the city of my first sports victories under the flag of ukraine, we are our native ukraine, which

today is attacked by russia every day due to missile attacks, ukrainian sports halls are abandoned or bombed, the rowers are silent, but the athletes of the whole world are not silent thanks to their wrestling in russian and belarus are no longer allowed to participate in international competitions, the european gymnastics union also banned the performance of athletes from the aggressor countries, together we can do even more to completely isolate their sport with company hashtags and call for a boycott of russian and belarusian athletes, we must fight on the sports front until the war will not end silence kills unstoppable incredible we see your strength and

resilience we are proud of your bravery we bow to your courage we rejoice your success is equal to your patience , we stand, we stand, the fortress of bakhmut, salty as blood, iron like volya, behind those landings , the line of the donetsk point is already in the war zone , well, it is not easy, i am responsible for those people who are going there, and i will be responsible for those

people whom we will report if he had set fire to the mazda used, there would not have been such a dear father, where are you wounded? have you ever counted those people whose white angel evacuation was a scorched orphan

? director of the only independent belarusian tv channel belsat greetings good day greetings thank you for the invitation oleksiy dykovitsky journalist publicist writer belarusian oppositionist and public figure one of the heads of the only belarusian independent tv channel biosad has to speak from warsaw belsad has been a bone in the dictator 's throat for 15 years, in fact the entire time of its existence lukashenko journalists are persecuted , jailed, media fined, but the channel continues to tell the truth, in particular, about the war in ukraine after the full-scale invasion on air bilsat appeared special for several hours of live

broadcasting about the atrocities of the russian army against ukrainians oleksiy dykovitskyi visited ukraine several times before the beginning of the great war and came in 2022, in particular, to present his new book oleksiy was seen in a meeting with vakarchuk, now you are coming to ukraine for the first time a-a what makes you do this? and aren't you afraid, because you want to, you haven't lived in belarus for a long time, but you are belarus and we have it for most people now well, it so happened that there are neither good russians nor good belarusians who even if they weren't. well, you understand, of course, on the one hand, i can't condemn the ukrainians here, or blame them for the fact that the deer were placed like this, only you have to understand that it's not the belarusians who gave the muscovites the territory for that cabinet that attacked ukraine, only the regime of the lukashenka junta is the tea that for many years, he has been ruling

belarus with the help of force. jonni, who is not the president, this is such a chief dog, and here he is in the territory of belarus, russian troops, you understand. i was born 25 km from the ukrainian border, upinsk for me, lutsk zarichne-sarny-kovel, these are the same nearby towns as pinsk-brets, baranovych, it is necessary to explain to ukrainians that this is not belarus - this is the lukashenka junta. what was february 24 for you? what did you understand on that day? a big shock, when the war started, i found out before the very morning, and i immediately went to the editorial office , and of course, all my colleagues came to the editorial office. it happened that it must be broadcast immediately,

it must be broadcast, because the russians sent a war to our people, not to our neighbors, but to our neighbors, and we wrote a letter, it really took us two houses, we went on the air, and the food was broadcast in what language er, we had er, and now it is from the editorial office of the belarusian lightning, primarily for broadcasting and the russian lightning, and then we made a decision together. belarusians and russians promise in russian in belarusian how many russians looked at us as well, so that i did not see that they were not i wonder what my country is doing and it turned out that uh, on ip-addresses, here on youtube, it is possible to fit it with us, now the russian lightning channel has more than a million subscribers , it was possible to cure that more than half of those who watch and subscribe to us are hated russians and they just said the belarusian language i we didn’t see any such neutral situations in our country, so to speak, this situation is like an observer’s, and of course it was a shock for all of us. we have a lot of ukrainians working in our

editorial office. could not to leave, but he came every day , they ironed out, even though he had one day off, and he wanted to er-er work not at the headquarters, so that this war could end as he wanted, and our international team also ended. we worked together and are working, there were no conflicts, er, such ethnic, let's say, editorial offices, there could not have been such a situation, but it did not happen . victories of ukraine a that means the liberation of belarus from the junta. i think so, the first step is the victory of ukraine, and then we will help the belarusians to liberate themselves from the junta. you speak belarusian brilliantly and i understand everything, but i know that you speak ukrainian, well chosen

, no, not perfect. please, if you can speak more in russian or ukrainian . although i think that most of our viewers understand , but in this case, we will do it. you said that in belarus, the junta is now a regime that provides platforms for attacks on ukraine, and what about you ? you often go to belarus and isn't it scary now i'll look at appearing to people like you already for two years and because eh belsat eh it was the first independent means of mass information in belarus recognized by the so-called extremist formation, that is, extremism yes, we are practically alkaida. yes, that is, if i were to come there, i would be the deputy director of the extremist organization. the last time, two years ago, i buried my father. even then, there

was a tense situation. well, i decided everything because i am the only son. i could n't help but go to the funeral. i went, and i swore an oath to the belarusian side that nothing would happen . to take care of my father's protection and said that if you want to draw me, then maybe it's just a funeral, but they let me in and let me out. then there was no such terror now . 21 to 23 years with such terms, one businessman from december, sumy oblast, er, mykolutukhovich, he received 25 years in general. you understand that this is stalin’s, it’s absolutely stalin’s er, what is the sentence called, er, stalin’s regime, stalin’s regime, it’s stalin’s, these are the terms my grandfather eh "enemy of the people" in stalin's times received 15 years and 15 lograys, but now the belarusian regime does not