[000:00:00;00] for her 75th birthday, says her relative anton komarov, she was in the basement of the house. they just went there and the bombings started . we get used to it. after the de-occupation of the raisin in the forest at the place of mass burial, a total of 451 people were exhumed from there, and this other cemetery in the north of the raisin continues the reburial of the 83-year-old but her son

viktor and daughter svitlana with svitlana says goodbye, ex-husband vadim pereverziav remembers they lived together for 15 years, such a stupid garage, but nothing was left of it at all during the occupation, the russians did not allow locals to go to the cemetery, says the cleaner of the territory, valentina, the wheelwright of the dugout, they lived here in all the houses here, luckily, the guns were standing and if it was necessary, they would bury not much, of course, but they buried themselves, they buried their relatives , they were not allowed to say goodbye before entering the cemetery, for today in izyum, 21 people were reburied from a mass burial in the forest , the funeral services are paid for by the local budget of the current this year, more than a million hryvnias were allocated to this, says the deputy head of the izyum military administration , volodymyr matsokin, the only thing where we are not burying people now is the central cemetery - this is

the very ancient cemetery of the city. it is located on the slope of the kremyanets mountain. 143 remains unrecognizable due to mine danger from the bodies recovered - says lyudmila podboy, senior investigator of the regional police department , we have probable relatives, we have many people who are contacting us at the moment, but they are not do not know any information about where exactly their relatives were buried, that is why we are also taking biological samples from them and it is possible that their relatives will be at our mass burial, what will happen to the place of mass burial will be decided with the management of the forest farm on the territory of which it is located, says the deputy head of the military administration dmytro comb yuriy lavrinenko public news kharkiv in the mariinsky park of kyiv , the monument to soviet general mykolye vatutino was dismantled, as well as to the pilot valery chkalov

, the military leader will be brought to the aviation museum about this was reported by the deputy head of the kmda volodymyr prokopiv, the press service of the connecting administration reminded vatutin actively participated in the war against the remnants of the khlodny yar insurgents in the unr army, he is one of the four front commanders who died during the second world war hero of the ussr, at the same time during the second world war, he was not able to command led to huge losses among the personnel added to the kmda in november 2014, the ukrainian institute of national memory entered vatutin into the list of persons involved in the struggle against independence ukrainian organizations of famines and political repressions, programmers, engineers, starlink experts oleg kutkov was almost the first civilian owner of a sterling in ukraine , he bought a terminal for the sake of curiosity and interest , quickly cut something much more, what is he doing with starlinks now, how did he get on the cover of the times magazine next to president

zelenskyi daria sydorenko will tell how starlinks sing, says engineer oleg kutkov by day, a programmer by night, a doctor for starlinks in his workshop on the balcony , repairing terminals for the military for free usually there are some difficulties, that is, if the terminal is completely flooded with water, sometimes the military even tries to pay, but i say no, and oleg bought it in 2021, as he says , for the sake of curiosity, to disassemble and see what’s inside. it’s generally lucky and it’s one of the earliest versions of the terminal. the road in production is the same complicated or they further simplified and now they have come to this you can simply compare the number of elements how much is there and how much is here this is

a much cheaper terminal in production despite this, both versions of the oleg terminal are almost identical in operation. at the end of february last year, after the start of a full-scale invasion , oleg says. he saw the post of ilona mask , then the head of spacex reported that the starlink terminals are now active in ukraine. i tried my terminal, it did not work, then i turned to the list and they it was activated for me and this well, it was probably the first civilian, who is to blame for the terminal, if they believe that there it was mitsifers and in the military, then oleg filmed a video review for work with tarling, has a video, registered in his twitter, even ilon moscow flew in, gives a distillery to that terminal, and for probably two weeks, my private messages were just exploding everywhere, because people were contacting me, asking one and the same place, how to connect, what kind of starlinks are these, and what should they do later, oleg

created jokes that now always you can choose which sterling to repair spare parts separately, oleg says. these are the terminals. they become donors. you see , we sawed off a very large piece of the fee. we didn’t need it. well, this is the only source of spare parts, unfortunately for ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi and the spirit of ukraine became the man of 2022 according to the version of time magazine, together with the president, oleg kudkov was on the cover of the american magazine from this photo, or a photographer came to me who did a photo shoot here for 2 hours and one of his photos even got inside. and here is this photo this photo was my avatar on twitter and facebook , and seven photos were taken by my wife and just on my iphone on my balcony when i was working

. i have not changed this life in any way. with advice and the military with requests for repairs daria sydorenko oleksandr tyminsky social news for this hour watch all the next news release at midnight take care if a person cannot feel hatred in circumstances when there is a genocide in his country, then i apologize and under what circumstances can you hate someone it seems to me that no one i didn't tell people during the second world war that maybe we should be kinder to the german occupiers . nastya , i welcome you to the first channel of public broadcasting. thank you very much for your time. thank you

you were invited to 2022, the year passed under the slogan refined rage, that's the name of your solo concert just under the christmas tree, you published it on youtube, now they say i was ready for war, but not because i didn't read the news, but i had to learn history i had to learn history i'm angry on our educational system because no one there understands that teenagers don't understand metaphors , what it all means. who doesn't know his history, he has no future. well, when you're 13, you don't understand, it should have been said, how is anyone who doesn't know the history of ukraine, he has no future the russians are beating the combatant, and when i was watching this concert, right before our meeting with you, an air alarm sounded and i thought that, in principle, refined rage is about all of us, that is, about the emotions that we

feel in the conditions of war e by air alarm signals, sometimes under shelling e and how would you describe how in your case fear e anger transforms into humor well, for me it ’s probably just natural yes uh for me yes for me well what i write it usually, it’s not done, i don’t know for some reason, it’s usually done out of anger, but not always, but most often. and in this case , well, i’m right there. it’s like i went to an oil depot. i just went to an endless supply of fuel. that is, it must somehow be transformed into something. well, there is the need to express myself to this soloist well, he is very clear because i took

what was one on the surface in me and in many and maybe my colleagues could criticize me for the simplicity of the approach, but it is the truth well, you can't ignore it and there is this phrase which zaverusila well, i consider it folk art, listen to your inner voice, what it tells you, i just got it out of my head, but it works only because it was in every head in this country, a large part of this solo performance of yours is dedicated to rage against the enemy of rage to the russians , i imagine the life of the russians. that means they search for nazism all day , come home tired in the evening, and to rest , they go to odnoklassniki to write how

sad a russian boy died. is it really impossible? it was to send some buryat so that he would finally kill those ukrainian nazis. and you say in this solo concert that there are people who comment on you, not that we might think that your russophobia is not enough, but also one of those winged now the phrase is the opposite. that you are building your stand up on hatred and on what some foreigners or russians call russophobia. what are you responding to these people? i think it is extremely unfair because it is an attempt to taboo the healthiest emotion of these people. circumstances, if a person cannot feel hatred in circumstances when there is a genocide in his country, when his people are literally destroyed, their lives are taken away from them, then i apologize. and under what circumstances can you hate someone , then what is worse than that, and that is why this is an extremely

hypocritical position, he believes that people should be ashamed to say such a thing, they should definitely wash their hands of saying it to ukrainians . i don't think anyone told people during the second world war that maybe they should be kinder to the german occupiers, so as to understand everyone, they are not to blame, so that is some people have the impression that the context of their lives does not intersect with objective reality, the russians are the occupiers, they are our enemies, every russian is responsible for what he does, any attempt to abdicate his responsibility is just a misunderstanding and well, it only increases the guilt and if someone doesn't want to understand it. it's not my problem. you've been in stand-up for how many 8 years, and i think you're unlikely to argue that such a flourishing of ukrainian stand-up happened in the last couple of years , when more and more people began to come to

your concerts, and what do you associate it with, what do you think, why did it happen that right now, well, my vision is that it is deeply connected with our work, well, that is, we have worked for many years and worked with extensive methods because we do not have there was no social elevator, there was no funding, all that was left for us was to do these parties , more parties, more parties, post videos there, manage social networks somehow, that is, it is such a long progressive process, of course , a full-scale invasion forced people to look around and find out what we have that is, the growth of the demand for something new ukrainian coincided with the years of your work, when now you have something to show, we were ready, let's say so. that is, we developed as a genre and it was developed. in my opinion , at a fairly high level

. it was less, and that is, at the moment when people are like that. but maybe we have something special, then they are like that. well, they closed it. well, they joined this stand-up as if they were in the army. this is a big advantage of ukrainian stand-up. it is non-standardized. and in russia there was a standard, but well, apart from that well, in my opinion, it is more an imitation of a genre than the genre itself, in fact, but since there was such a kind of planting of stand-up from above, relatively speaking , everyone there tried to somehow imitate exactly that certain style that would hypothetically be taken on television, that is, they we were guided by some standards, we did not have this and everyone developed as he wanted. for example, there is our underground stand-up where i perform a-a well, we have complete freedom, each comedian is responsible for his material for his own

performing independently and what did this lead to, that we have terribly different comedians , very different when you say that russian stand-up is an imitation of the genre, you mean that russian stand-up does not reflect the reality of russian. that is, eh, well, i understand that this is probably somehow connected with totalitarian societies conditional kvk eh, well, there is an incident in the minibus , which probably never happened . case in the minibus for all vika that is stand-up became just the next step, the next step to this was the need for something youth-oriented, and accordingly well, yes , it really is not, it is not a reaction to what was happening and is happening in russia and is not a reaction to what russia is doing and for

to me it's like some kind of well yes it's some kind of eagle i can't imagine it again fantasy on the topic an attempt to distract people from well like to focus them on some type of everyday trifles and i wouldn't believe well i hope it's not true and i don't believe that it's what russian comedians are really interested in what they talk about, because if this well, in these circumstances, this is also what they are interested in. well, then, i don't know what this is, what kind of paralysis ukrainian stand-up is so far remains a certain parallel universe to what is shown on television , of course i'm not talking here only about television after february 24, because now, in general , the information space on television is quite monolithic, but even before that there was ukrainian stand-up and when there were some humorous tv shows on television, which i think are very different even in terms of value. do you find it offensive that you do not have access to television and whether stand-up should be on television at all. if we talk about the experience of, for example, countries such as the usa and britain, where

stand-up has already passed such certain stages of development , i am not offended, but i do not think that it is good. on television what he finds from the audience and in the end you can't blame the audience because they take what the audience offers them you don't know what they need to be offered and they are offered only this and why are they offered only this and like well you you are right about the value component, what is the window to see on television , roxian sexist, homophobic humor, stereotypical humor, reinforcement of toxic stereotypes, humor, and we are already silent about some uh quality of humor, so that it would be somehow well, at least it is not very clichéd, so uh, that's what i think

a very alarming signal, i don’t think that it is useful for society. i think that it is pulling us in the other direction, not where it should be, like these scandals, conditional on the diesel show, where they released a miniature with a black man, where there were absolutely all existing russian stereotypes of them reinforcement, and here it is very important how the mainstream author groups react and whether the producers do not admit it, do not understand. that is, the same with diesel show. they , well, they did not apologize to me, they did not accept and did not understand that they were doing something not so, and this is precisely the answer to the following question: should stand-up be on ukrainian television as long as ukrainian television is led by conservative people who have their own vision and who are trying to get into the audience and not to form

some kind of proposal for the audience and not to attract the audience according to their values, they are trying to create a product that will definitely be understandable to their imaginary larisa or tamara or valentina, a ten-year-old housewife . i am not even sure that these people exist in our country . they may exist. i don’t know, but in i look at this content that they create and it created for some , well, for a person with a low level of intellectual inquiry. let's put it this way, but i'll tell you what, in my opinion, they can throw at you if, for example, you take a person who is watching television and sit down to watch stand-up. for example, they will tell you well, you say a lot about values, and there are many idiots in stand-up, for example, how would you explain why what you do is better than some stereotypical humor on television, which, however, does not contain idiots. i don't think that stand-up is a genre for everyone, plus

you have to understand, we developed in the direction of complete freedom, that is, if we cooperated with television. maybe something would have changed somewhere, but we ourselves and attempts to make in collaboration with television well, they well, they didn’t work out, they didn’t let’s put it this way , they messed up, they didn’t become beautiful stand-up and did not become a good example of a television entertainment format, that is, because of censorship, you are because of censorship, because of a vision that is not progressive, that is, it is not only about how the material is edited, but also about how the material is filmed. uncensored, because we developed separately, well, i don’t know , in a street way, and no one is us, and it’s like we gave up on a conservative audience

. let’s say it like this. they use or use very little, that is, relatively speaking, i understand that my evil stand-up can probably repel many , especially a person with conservative views , but there are other comedians there, for example, vasya baidak. he very rarely uses obscene language. and at the same time, he is, well, let's say very positive and kind a person and this finds a certain reflection of the weight of his humor. to be honest, i'm not sure that we can re-educate an audience that is used to watching, well, like a miniature about a woman with a rolling pin in curlers. well, i'm not sure that we can already offer them something well, i will say for our viewers that the path of ukrainian stand-up on television is still in question, and on the radio you can already be heard on the radio beam, and there is such a regular comedy show

called hominout, where nastya is defiantly one of the presenters reaction to current news , i assume that today you can gather your team and write some issue about the leopard and the long-awaited tanks for ukraine nastya, your husband serhiy lipko is also a stand-up comedian, but he is also serviceman and as far as i understand, the territorial defense unit had such a unique thing in 2022 that he also managed to record a big solo concert . stand-up about the war from a man who is actually in the war dj magic 3 you know drone this is cool firewood well you are a cool drone what well what they just did and said dude look at your

next job you will shoot cool weddings yes cool pictures, you will be flying at all kinds of cool events, and here he is flying under fish, he is just being shot with automatic weapons, and he is like that, it's not me, i watched his recent interview before our meeting with you, and he said something like that, the further it goes, the harder it is for him to write jokes because the war is becoming more and more difficult and sadder and he simply does not find the form and perhaps the strength in himself to continue this work or are you facing such a problem that it is difficult for you to react to some events simply because the bad prevails anyway, it is difficult for me to write and it is important that there are certain things, well, i am used to being completely 100% open with my audience and bringing to the stage everything that is on my mind. but now is not such a time, and there are things

that i am not ready to discuss in moreover, the comedy genre has things that will be incomprehensible for a very long time to people who do not have my experience of this war . well, i know that this is an inevitable conversation with the audience, but i am not ready for it, and even more so my audience , just the audience is not ready for it, this situation when a man is a military serviceman and a woman has in the rear, to continue to live like this is actually a very typical situation for ukrainian families for our viewers . i am also sure, if we will conclude with observations, that there is something that ukrainian society has not yet understood about the difficulties faced by the wives of military personnel. well, i think that it is in general closed topic for now. i hear very little. we are at the stage when we are trying to understand how to treat the military personnel themselves and understand how we

can help them integrate into society and how how should we behave in an ecological way, how should we give them the support they need , that's why wives of servicemen to men of servicemen are still there. and i don’t know. personally, you just said that this is a rather common practice for the family, but i, for example. well, i have a feeling that this is an extraordinary experience. and that, well, at least the stand-up shouldn’t raise this topic, because it’s not enough who will understand? although it is conditional to enter the statistics. we have more than a million military personnel. you understand that

we really have a lot of people. for example, i do not come to people with any of my feelings about my role as a military serviceman's wife, because well, i am not sure what society is ready to give. this support seems to me like everyone. now we are going through a lot of tragedies every day and while i am trying to cope by myself, but i am not sure if it is right for me. i would like to give our viewers a little to talk about the fact that one of the characteristic features of ukrainian stand-up now is that it not only gives, well, let's call it joy or some kind of relief in these difficult times, but also brings victory closer in fact , because uh, only your solo concert has brought refined anger to help the armed forces of ukraine, almost 400,000 uah, in fact, we can also mention the experience of vasyl

baidyk, whom we mentioned here, who also constantly collects funds for the meeting, already millionaires, you have seen it, you have seen it, the most expensive haircut for a million by the way, this is interesting, this is an interesting moment yes, vasyl baydak, who was here in our studio recently for the sake of charity, cut his hair with a luxurious haircut. anton tymoshenko, who also accumulated a huge amount of money as a result of his tour. is there something that you in your circle of stand-up artists agreed on, or is it just by default now? this is definitely an option, so if you want to speak, you must assume that part of the funds will be directed to the armed forces, but this was never discussed, it is clear by default and i understand, well, i see it too - mine position and i see how much the guys work there aa well, where is there such a thing that er, well, the percentage is yes but if we are talking about the concerts that

pidpilny did in zhovtnevy, then we gave everything for a penny or did the guys go for er border to the european tour and they gave everything that they earned, everything well, something that cannot be otherwise is, well, and on the other hand, this is what we still need money for. well, probably without the initiative of people who have a large stand-up media influence showed that there is a lot of dedication and it's not something that we have to do like this, it's something that can't be done otherwise now, but there, in my experience, not all people have who have great media influence

, they act the same way as you think, why that some of these people are really not in the context. well, they are simply they are not in ukraine . you also have to understand that not everyone who speaks abroad does it for charity and not everyone gives money. it looks when, like, here is a conventional star doing something and it looks as if it is done only for the camera, well, i, well, it causes such a feeling when too much attention is paid to a particular concert. well, i feel something is not sincere about this, it could be it's just my impression, but i see it that way. some of these people really haven't had this shocking experience to completely reject this role model. well, i don't know

russian stars. i'm sorry, do you mean politicians? well, yes, there are those who are making art now . what is called sharovaryshchyna and why it seems sharovary because there is no sense of sincerity in it because the simplest tools are taken, the earliest associations, and of course when you feel that someone is just trying to make a little money and hype on all the horror that we have, this is not the answer is simply that it's not an answer for the present it's a perception a person who is out of context what would an answer for the present look like if you had the opportunity to uh explain to these people why they 're wrong for you to tell them well the point is that all this is a great emotional experience, we were on the brink of losing our statehood and our freedom and probably remain so