[000:00:00;00] a blow to atlantic solidarity itself, and in the white house they said that the missiles do not pose a threat to romania, moldova became a direct military threat , somehow the degree of the ukrainian president's statement would decrease. the country in general would like to be on the battlefield with russia, which is fighting as a terrorist trench in the russian organization , and that is why especially small countries that are generally the conflict is because the oxidants or, uh, irresponsible behavior on the part of russia, that she always does it, and it will happen, and here it’s just that at some point , a political decision will be made and we will say yes, we will give back, but i think that it should be done visibly when уже может быть над уже ставдила

because i don't know at what point it would be profitable for a small country to enter a war with russia . thank you. yuri rashkin, politician and public figure of the united states. i would say that one of the most important events of this week and our most tragic events is the earthquake in turkey, 20 thousand people have died at this moment and this number continues to increase, unfortunately, because new victims are reported every minute. she is now on the phone aliya usenova deputy head of the ukrainian cultural society in istanbul greetings ms. olya good evening i sincerely express my condolences to all the citizens of turkey in connection with this tragedy in connection with the fish of so many

people in connection with the destruction of so many beautiful cities. let's try to talk now, what is the situation in your country at the moment, what does it look like, how do people feel about all this, in fact, the situation is very difficult , because there was no such earthquake even in 1999, when we thought that it was the worst an earthquake that can happen and as time has shown, we didn't know what was waiting for us today, in fact, it's uh , bigger than it was before, because it's 10 provinces of uh, the country, some of which are almost

destroyed, and as you rightly said, every minute the number of dead is increasing. that is, we started first. when we woke up, it was somewhere around 200 people. that's what we heard for the first time, and you're the numbers that we see now. we didn't even think that such a thing was possible . and if you compare with the earthquakes that occurred in 1999 are so huge that it is now winter, and even if this earthquake happened two weeks earlier, people had more chances to be saved, but now , unfortunately, every minute we learn about an even greater number of people who died, but

there are such cases when even no one expected it, and people managed to save people, and in fact, if you look at today 's situation, a lot of countries that will continue to provide aid will die to fight what happened and well, for example , just today i found out that... how did you know that 94 countries sent aid? this is actually a very impressive number . well, if you say that in the last minute, 20,000,213 people died. 77,771 people were saved. no one can't take any amount because

every minute something new happens somehow, and as for the situation in the country in general , it is actually very similar to the situation in ukraine because uh, all the people started helping uh, those who hurt themselves uh, this earthquake and some help is going to be sent to which volunteers and well, in fact, it is very similar to what is happening in the country during the war, but what happened in turkey is natural and what is happening now in ukraine is artificial and if not some of our neighbors say this it could not be somehow yes, please tell me, but if we talk about the consequences, how far can it be considered that if possible , seismic resistance technologies were observed more during the construction

of buildings in turkish cities, because we know that you saw the destruction of these huge buildings that we always we were so proud when we saw in turkey that skyscrapers are growing out of these skyscrapers, you live in the city before these skyscrapers, this is a symbol of the new istanbul. well, for example, i live on the 21st floor of a 1921 floor, yes, the 27th floor of a building, so it's normal, but if people in fact, they follow these rules because , as you know, there is an almost destroyed housing complex in hutaye . as they say here, they say that there were a lot of such people, that is, they did not follow all the rules that they had to follow, for example, there is such a

the case when in one of the destroyed buildings, uh, in the basement, how to say, there was a bank, which uh, cut off that hen column, that is, uh, about all these cases, already about all these cases, the cases have already started , the persecution has already begun. and for example, the person who built exactly that uh-huge a residential complex where there is a school with more than a thousand people, he tried to flee abroad because he and we knew that he did something wrong and would have to answer for it , that is, turkey, they are very no person who has recovered from what is happening so that he does not remain unpunished can generally be said now that the situation in connection with the earthquake

as it will develop it may affect the presidential and parliamentary campaign because i think that when president erdoğan called the elections for may 14, he hardly imagined that it would be connected with such horror that all these months would pass in such a state that turkey has now stopped, so there are two months and a half, well three months left before the elections well, well, three, and the country is in the most difficult situation since, as you say, since the 30s, this has not happened in our country at all, you know, these jacques , it started, you can say, the explosion that took place in isteklya, you know when this live bomb exploded and it was very general it already started there because

some bans started, some people already started to feel not very safe there, let's say so. and here is this situation. she can say yes, she worsened everything that is happening now. to this situation to er everyday life even for example i don't know if you know or not in turkey er the children had a vacation they had to go back to school at the beginning of this week but they will return in another week if everything goes well for them, for example universities now they are not working and all this is very true how to say it negatively eh it points to the psyche of such an ordinary eh citizen of turkey because eh this

of course will have an impact on the elections but what will happen no one knows now can say because even what is happening now is something that no one could have predicted, not a single political scientist, not a single analyst, not a single person, what is happening in the country now is quite difficult, it is, well, no one could have predicted it, and of course some these are the moments they will be to be used in all elections well, in my opinion, how much can we talk about the economic change in these regions now , well, that is, these are densely populated regions, some are located on

the sea coast, they have always been an important part of the economic life of turkey , well, antalya let's say that the province to us is mersin, as far as i remember yatayu this is the main port that connects turkey with northern cyprus yes and now it is such a dangerous zone and it also probably affects the whole situation now we can say that yes it definitely has an impact and but again still, i say that it is now impossible to predict what will happen, how it will all happen, because well, look, for example , turkish airlines now send people to this earthquake zone for free, and those who return this earthquake zone are already

- there is some influence on this, you can also say that , in my opinion, it will be necessary. citizens say that it is better to return to ukraine because there is none there earthquakes, well, and a lot of things. because, for example, the country now provides assistance to those who live in these regions , but we all know that the budget itself has some components and you ca n't take something investing something. that is, it will definitely affect the situation, but now as i look at the exchange rate of this currency of foreign currency, now

, i do not see such an increase in the exchange rate of the dollar or euro or any other tracks, that is, now we do not see all this i think we'll start to uh see the first effects somewhere uh in 10-15 days, when all this search and rescue work will be over and it will be even better there, we will be able to better see how many people are left without homes, what exactly they need. and of course, accepting you will already start taking some measures before helping these people and that's where we'll see the first consequences of this earthquake , say this to turkey, it's talking about its neighbors because there, too, it

looks absolutely catastrophic, but they talk about syria much less than about turkey, if only because there is no some kind of centralized solution to the problems, this earthquake happened in the areas controlled by various groups of the central government, rebels, and the humanitarian situation and actions of the rescuers are not very clear there at all. because you don't write how many people died, what or when a child or a woman was saved in such a difficult situation, they talk about it all the time, but everyone must remember that turkey has its own problem right now. of course they do. of course they pay more attention to what is happening

in turkey, why , for example, rescue operations in syria are not going so fast. well, you have to imagine. i think that turkey is a country in which there is no war turkey in which there is a government turkey in which there is some international relationship with other countries so uh partner countries they see uh where they send their people how and where they will be how and what will be done regarding syria is unfortunately, not everything is possible to predict what will happen there regarding the fact that syria in general now, well, for example, i read the turkish press, i read social networks and i see that there are some not very pleasant materials being published about the fact that refugees from turkey

, who are from, excuse me, who are in turkey, what are they now they started looting in the very areas where the earthquake happened, if they behave like that in turkey, i think that with the humanitarian aid that goes directly to syria, where there is no order, i think that everything is much worse there. and please tell me in in principle, if we talk about the turkish media , they are now focused on the earthquake, er, all other problems, as i understand it. they simply moved to another, second, third plan, of course, everything moved to the second, third class, even in recent times, they began to talk about the situation that is developing in ukraine, but

unfortunately, this is in the last days, i don't know why it was especially to the land of the cable, they again started to pay attention to what is happening in ukraine, but because of these earthquakes, they do not pay attention to ana er because what is happening abroad, but because you are happening right in the country, all the news, the news that we are seeing right now, everything is about the earthquake, thank you, thank you, i wish you to survive these terrible days. and no, i am usaynu , the deputy head of the ukrainian cultural society in istanbul, was on the air , now i will answer some questions that have already come on the air, is it possible to say now that

the result of zelensky's meeting with the leaders of great britain, france and germany is the formation of an anti-putin coalition, or can the assistance of these european countries and ukraine have grown into something more than financial assistance and aid to armaments, can nato countries enter into a direct conflict with russia? well, it seems to me that the anti -poussin coalition is one way or another, aimed at helping ukraine in its desire to defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity , resisting russian aggression, so it will go on, there will be weapons, there will be economic financial assistance will be all efforts to prevent a direct conflict with the russian federation so that this conflict, no matter how long it continues, continues on the territory of the post-soviet space and on the territory of nato did not spread, we just need to look at it realistically in relation to the meeting well, in general, i think that this is a symbolic thing, absolutely very important for the country, in order to maintain interest in

the ukrainian topic in western societies and to allow the supply of weapons , we must be clearly aware of what western public opinion looks like in general public opinion, we were just told , mr. ilya, that the earthquake in turkey, of course, moved all other news in this country except for the tragedy itself, this is logical, as you understand, and in many western media now the first topic is an earthquake in turkey because when thousands of people die like that in a few days, it usually attracts attention when the russians commit atrocities and we talk about these atrocities ukraine is on the front pages of all world publications bucha raisin mariupol when

russia is simply waging a conventional war and we see the battles there near bakhmut are very important for us, but for world public opinion it is not of such sensational interest, people are simply starting to forget about this war and the president is counting on it of the russian federation, vladimir putin, who believes that a long-term war to exhaust ukraine without major excesses will eventually help him to destroy a state he hates . when the president of ukraine comes to western capitals, he again draws attention to the topic of ukraine and again helps those who want to supply weapons and finance the visit to london is generally a visit of courtesy , which could not have happened if great britain had not left the european union. because before

the summit of the european union, one cannot visit london, taking into account the great support that great britain has given to ukraine all these months, it was a god of such disrespect, you understand, if great britain was in the european union , it is obvious that volodymyr zelenskyi was not in london, he met with the prime minister of great britain in the same paris in the company macron scholz or to brussels well , it is very important and very good that the president went, but i do not think that this is some kind of new coalition, these are ordinary conversations, it is absolutely obvious. so, there is no need to wait for more than it can be that ukraine will have to do its homework for many years, which will allow it to eventually become a member of the european union, we can notice that even

these final resolutions are ukraine itself, it is said that europeans welcome our efforts for european integration and as journalists report, the first word was progress significant progress progress has been used so that we still need our efforts to be perceived as progress on these as efforts and this is also a very important topic for conversation in ukrainian society, there is a discussion going on regarding the transition from the traditional cyrillic alphabet to the latin alphabet, ukraine was going to switch to it at least three times. mykhailo gard drahomanov was a supporter of the latin alphabet . should ukrainians change the alphabet? they write in this script of hebrew, which was borrowed to

be created back in the days of ancient babylon , even ancient sumer. even earlier, and of course, many may consider that latin it is easier to write, but the very presence of this alphabet creates identity, it is a cultural contribution, a real great contribution, because when you see these letters, you understand that god could only write with such letters and that is the only way the holy scriptures could be written, you cannot write it in latin, and the same applies to e cyrillic, all peoples who have ancient cultural traditions, as their rules are preserved, the greeks write in their own alphabet and do not switch to the latin alphabet, because this alphabet is connected with the ancient traditions of herodotus, the armenians and

georgians use their ancient alphabets, which have come a long way since ancient centuries, ancient books were written on them. and manuscripts are evidence of the antiquity of civilization , the same applies to cyrillic . on documents when the people who were next to her, the french aristocrats, did not know how to write in latin. even me. i just wonder if it is possible. let us be different from the russian federation. and if

the russians take this one, they will switch to the latin script, and my, where will we switch to the ethiopian script - the best script is the armenian script so as not to be similar to russia. i do not see any problems at all in preserving and protecting ukrainian cyrillic, if someone needs to have a latin version of writing words, well, we can have it. for me, this is not a problem at all. i have studied the serbian language since childhood. it will change by and large it does not add anything it does not take anything away along with this there is a new one with the traditional cyrillic alphabet in which there are no two alphabets it is not only ukrainian or russian language or belarusian it is bulgarian language is the macedonian language for each of these

languages ​​is a huge cultural heritage so the cyrillic alphabet is the alphabet not only of the eastern slavs but also of the southern slavs . well, the most important thing is that if you want the alphabet of orthodoxy, it is also a very important part of the tradition and precisely because this alphabet is connected with the greek religious tradition. we received thomas from constantinople and not from rome , this alphabet is a symbol of this independence, also connected with theological traditions. how do you feel about calls to return the kuban, how dangerous are such appetites? do we need the kuban at

all ? the victory of ukraine will be the return to its internationally recognized borders. the russian federation, in its aggressiveness, integrity, readiness to expand to the borders of the soviet union in 1991, will exist next to us and to prepare for revenge, therefore, ukrainians should think not about the return of the kuban, but about the preservation of their own statehood in the coming decades, this issue will remain the main issue of the ukrainian people, the issue of the survival of the ukrainian nation on ukrainian soil, this issue will not be closed even if a ukrainian soldier enters the territorial borders of visas recognized by the international community even if the missile attacks on the ukrainian territory end. and this can happen years after the restoration

of territorial integrity, that is a huge problem and i think you are not thinking about the kuban at all, i am thinking about the survival of the ukrainian state. i know that this issue has not yet been resolved, and i am thinking about ukraine joining nato because i believe that only this is a guarantee that the next decades will pass in peace and not in constant exhausting bloody wars . that's all i have to say about this and it's quite an important moment when we all have to realize it, so the recipe is very simple , first - restore the territorial integrity of ukraine, third, protect the ukrainian sky from of further missile gifts to russia, the third is to achieve the accession of ukraine to the north atlantic union, because the nato countries will interfere with this with all their might, realizing that this is the way to a nuclear war , likely from the russian federation, and to the disappearance of civilization on the vast territories

of europe and north america, when millions of people will become victims of this nightmare, you obviously don't want this and they don't want it, but we need to convince them that on the contrary, ukraine in nato is the way to a nuclear-free world and not to a nuclear war, so i sincerely thank you, friends and until the next meetings on this broadcast. good luck, she won over people who suffer from rheumatism. but arthritis is impossible to get used to, it does not allow you to move. i tried everything. and at the pharmacy, i bought yellow dolgit cream. it saves me from

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