[000:00:00;00] the system there is transparent, the army, if i, as a person who also worked in the tendering system for a short time, well, i didn’t directly, i didn’t take it, i don’t want to, but if for this, being in the state structure, in fact, we know how it can slow down, for example, about the process, well, that is, this system, too. yes, we can, of course, make decisions based on what they tell us in the east or what they tell us in the west . in a sense, this is a sign of the value of the sword if we are not able to evaluate the situation in which we are now and are not able to accept it. grown-up decisions, then in such a station , what are we fighting for , then why do we need this independence, with which we are so helpless, we don’t know what to do ?

avoidance of responsibility than the behavior of adults who understand that if you are not able to organize work and you have a systemic, not separate, some phenomenon that can usually occur in any e-e activity, everyone has the right to make a mistake and even remember they went around with the slogans of deputies we have the right to the ninth convocation for a mistake they have the right to make a mistake, but first of all they must understand the price of this mistake, because when i value mistakes like that , tens of thousands of human lives are lost or time is lost and ukrainian territory is lost, then for such mistakes one must bear not only moral or political and sometimes criminal responsibility this is what we should talk about when we discuss the systemic crisis phenomena in the activity of our state. we want to turn a blind eye to everything and deal with the entire system of war. but it can happen like this so that after the war there will be nothing to deal with because lost time is lost opportunities

and we can really be the foundation for corruption to be so strengthened that we will no longer have that window of opportunity to overcome it or change the rules of the game because we will say well, let's be already developing the country then the question will be and where will the prospect of developing the country go under that system of corruption that will once again take away funds for restoring the well-being of a normal way of life for millions of ukrainians, this is a question every day in our yesterday, we no longer have influence, tomorrow will be like this, what decisions will we make today, let's not forget about this either, because if decisions are going to be made for us, because there they mentioned this scoundrel who is proud that he kept the theft . well, let 's mark it. don't ask yourself why our situation has worsened so many times because you are appointing people who have completely

different values ​​and dimensions if we are talking now about global things other than our struggle for survival then what forces us now western countries helping ukraine is precisely the question of the value dimension, the question of the struggle for our democratic and transparent democratic society, let's say so with the totalitarian dictatorial regime of putin and lukashenka, who want to leave us in conditions where a corrupt country, ukraine, i mean, will simply be a resourceful place for supply of human financial or other resources for the existence of these dictatorial regimes we just need to understand these basic things and

then it is much easier to make decisions and evaluate the situation and if people start uh short-sightedly evaluating someone good or bad from the point of view of liking as a person what not to like well listen technologies very easily explain why a person uh should continue to remain good making or taking bad decisions it is again a matter of choice and oil, uh, well. thank you very much, andrei. well, so that insameri is literally what is called summarizing, that is, you support the resignation of uh, different. consider that he should suffer a reputation for rehearsal losses, this is the punishment, and in his place he has to be appointed kirill yes e in which the servants of the people propose to change so that the ministry of defense is headed by a person who militarily supports this appointment instead of reznikov danu means a question of responsibility - this is evidence of an e-e adult attitude of a person to himself, to his reputation and to the country e- whom he loves respects whom he works

for if he believes that it is his fault here he is present as we say that we are a democratic country must make a decision and draw up a mandate because he did not cope with the organization of processes in order to avoid corrupt systemic processes, this is the first, second, what is the situation today, if the legislation that we adopted at the time in the parliament of the eighth convocation formed the conditions where we met the standards of the nato standards , the powers of the ministry of defense of the general staff are clearly distributed, and we determined that the ministry of defense should be a civilian grandfather , in that i mean in the sense that it is headed by a civilian, now the appointment and destruction of these basic conditions for our integration into nato will simply create a question whether

that's how much we need to destroy the created conditions for integration into nato in order to keep budanov as a general and for him to be the head of this department. and if these are the whims of an individual person and they are more important than european integration and the movement towards nato, then again it is a question of values ​​that is more important for us to join nato and comply with the norms or to satisfy the whims of one or to save people to save the epaulettes of one person i heard thank you very much mr. andrii andriy teteruk officer of the year glory to the heroes officer of the movement opera of free ukraine military serviceman veteran of the 14th year by word and deputy of the last convocation was with us this week, which unexpectedly became the week of the european tour of volodymyr zelensky yehor braylyan, historian of the bratanists, international columnist in touch with us mr. yehor, we welcome you

to our broadcast good day, mr. yehor, how would you summarize this uh-uh this this voyage of great britain, france, um, um, belgium, and then also poland, what ukraine will get from this , and the rating is on a five-point scale, but you can use a 12-point scale if you really want liked well, if you take a 12-point scale, then i think it is 10 points, that is, this visit was important for ukraine volodymyr zelensky once again confirmed that great britain is one of the key allies for our country, that the british support us very much, that it was britain that provided ukraine with the first battle tanks challenger 2, although of course

the poles also provided t-90 comrades, but britain did the same, if we are talking about france and germany , zelensky met with scholz macron in paris, then it is equally important for us of the country and if brussels definitely needed this visit because just last week the eu-ukraine summit was held in kyiv, and in general, this summit was supposed to take place in brussels in december 2022, but due to the full-scale invasion of russia and the war, it was moved to kyiv and the main conclusions are that these countries support us

and this support will be until our victory the only thing that er prince charles in the crimea in 1996 because he visited the crimea and for many british people the crimea is an important territory because there was the crimean war and many british military aristocrats died there in the middle of the 19th century and also charles is known there as such an eco-activist and we understand that he everything is the same about ecology, about the environment, but it is necessary that zelensky's speech was strong enough, there were parallels with the second court war with churchill, and this was also an important sign that the british saw that

ukrainians value ukrainian-british friendship another important point regarding brussels is that ukraine has set an ambitious goal that this year negotiations on accession will begin, but it is worth understanding that these negotiations can last more than one month and more than one year, that is, it is now important for ukraine to fulfill the seven recommendations that were proposed by the european commission as early as june 2022 and after the full implementation of these recommendations, it will be possible to talk about negotiations on joining the eu, so far this has not been completed in full, and therefore we can say that there is still a lot of work to do reforming the country is possible even under war conditions, and if you compare, for example, britain during the second world war, then the british united because they wanted to live

better and have social security, that is , then the main challenge for britain was that society was still still classy, ​​and already after 45 years, britain began to build a welfare state, and it is also important for ukraine that after our victory over russia, ukraine will be a modern , modern, including a social state eh, mr. igor, to put an end to this issue and in this eh discussion , eh, about this, the audience of volodymyr zelenskyi told king charles that he was not dressed like that and that it was not he is not he is the first his no no no he is the first of the presidents who

has the dience of the royal family as a britisher - just explain what the rules are regarding clothing and whether this is really the first audience of the ukrainian president or not in the entire history of the independence of ukraine certain protocol what, for example, er vadym prystaiko presented the verses of the certificate to charles the third, and it was our ukrainian ambassador rotalyny who was the first diplomat who had an audience with the new king, that is, the audience involves certain protocol things there, or the new diplomats, or the official visit of the president . it was a meeting of charles the third with volodymyr zelensky, the audience involves including the appropriate clothes, but uh

, some people can throw that clothes are not necessarily there to wear a tie or a bow tie to have an audience. that is, it was an ordinary meeting which an audience was agreed with buckingham palace, that is, whether it was an audience there on the occasion of the anniversary of the accession to the throne or the coronation or some other festive things, it was a meeting that was part of the unannounced visit of volodymyr zelenskyi to great britain and to the zelenskyi audience were to yushchenko and to poroshenko, if we take it that way. almost all ukrainian presidents had official visits to britain except for viktor yanukovych, and there was such

a long period between 2009-2018 that no ukrainian president visited great britain yes, i remember this scandal when they used the french alphabet at some important international meeting , only to put yanukovych at the very end, so that he was written in my way so that he would not end up it seems to be the british prime minister at that time. if i am not mistaken, it was the nato summit in prague, and it was exactly 2002, not between britain and the states, but between kuchmato or kuchma, and it was just and it was ukraine without kuchma just had this scandal with the so-called chain mail, and that's the whole story well, of course, gongadze gate in the first place. yes, sir, i’m talking. thank you for reminding me. they clarified. and why did zelenskyi’s team write about

the fact that you are there for him to be the first president of ukraine in the entire history of ukrainian -british relations, who was honored by the british monarch lesi? this question is confusing, there is an expert, a person who understands this, i actually want to, because you know, on facebook, everyone has their opinion, all the experts in everything today, tomorrow, before , before, before, and actually, you don’t hear much about those people who know about a specific issue, so i want to take this opportunity to put all the dots on everyone and i want to say that this is a question for our president's team, that maybe you don't want our president to be the first in many points. i would like to give an example not about britain about france when macron arrived on the eve of a full -scale invasion of ukraine at the beginning

of 2022, it was written that it was the first time in almost 30 years that a french president had visited ukraine, but there was a visit by chirac to ukraine in 1998 the short visit of franz olant when minsk-2 was signed in february 2015 and macron arrived as the third president well, although of course a full-fledged visit - it was only jacques chirac's visit to britain, there are also interesting moments that john major came in april 1996 from such an interesting fact. when i found a photo of the damager give cucumbers on the bessarabian market, and then there was already a visit of only boris johnson on february 1, 2022 and his subsequent visits and the same decision in november of last year, although they can say

that tony blair came to kyiv in 2005 but then it was the ukraine eu summit, it was not a bilateral visit, that is, terminology is important here, if it is an audience , then it is the appropriate protocol, if it is just a meeting , then many official high-ranking officials meet with charles the third, but not every meeting involves a diet, i will give another example mccartney's daughter polo mccartney, one of the musicians of the beatles , was awarded the order of the commander of the british empire for the fact that she introduced a famous british designer, she makes clothes without animal fur, and stella was invited to buckingham palace, and this can be considered one because there was an official reason for presenting it to the highest order of great britain, and if

volodymyr zelensky was awarded the order of valera of the british empire, then it could be considered an audience, because it implies a certain official reason, of course, that the visit is also pretext, but the audience is a bit different and we hope that it is also possible that volodymyr zelenskyi will be invited to the coronation of the third in line, which will take place on may 6, we also hope for that. thank you for your expertise i hope that everyone there who had any doubts actually now heard a person who understands this down to the last detail. yehor brailyan, a historian of the bratanist and an international columnist, was in touch with us. well, now we will deal with our energy, because we have gennadiy ryabtseva, an expert on of energy issues, mr. gennadiy good day to you, you are in a great

mood, it means that you have electricity without unlocking the mood, you are in a great mood for another reason , well, the sun is shining, firstly, secondly, that is, there is no need to turn on the electricity now secondly, you had a very meaningful conversation. i was pleased to hear. is the audience different from this? from a visit to or from a meeting, do you remember any of our ukrainian high-ranking officials there somewhere meeting with high-ranking officials of other countries and meeting them nearby or with uh well, let's say with a building on which it is written make, well, that's about something, for some reason i remembered this and what's the difference as who meets with whom? the main thing is that there should be support and we can see that great britain will support ukraine in what in that including in energy and

this project that is being implemented and this and the assistance that is now being provided for the restoration of our e-e support this opinion . they also do not understand gennady very much. they generally criticize zelensky here, that he came there in some kind of sweater, or there is another matter there. of course, he doesn't come to this saint just like that, it's part of his image as a signal. well, because otherwise he would come there, relatively speaking, in some kind of memory shirt, and then he just didn't care about it. yes, he is always like that he is always enthusiastic about new things and so on. that is, this is a certain message of his, but well, this part of his democracy works, part of his democratic image and part of his diplomacy, uh, so, well, no questions, sir , about returning to the issue of energy , uh, with your permission. well, i don’t know if now we will express a state secret on the live air, well, there is a feeling that we

have reduced power outages and somehow it will be easier to say yes, somehow, in spite of all the shelling, so that something is russian. yes, he yes, if you take ukraine as a whole, if you consider it as a hospital, then in most of our wards, the temperature is already good for the patients, but we see kharkiv, we see zaporozhye-mykola, kherson, we see odesa region, we see those substations that are in the vicinity of burshtyn and our nuclear power stations, which are constantly damaged and are already being repaired several times by the electricians, but the energy department continues. i told the electricians. and so, if you say it in general, you can feel that it is

quite positive work is the result of this work eh well, it is worth giving credit to our means of anti-air defense and anti-missile defense because these forces have become stronger and there are already such eh massive strikes that were in october and when not all of them went astray and missiles and drones are no longer like that it is fixed, yes, there are hits, there are arrivals, but they are mainly either something flew there ballistic or something that simply does not go astray and somehow all 300 missile complexes in the same kharkiv well, in zaporizhzhia, this was

a massive shelling of zaporizhzhia, the largest of all since the beginning of the war , but recently, a few days ago, there is uh, and the resistance is greater, and the fact that the energy industry. of the energy infrastructure and the main thing is that there is something to restore, it would be desirable if this could be restored or if it was possible to update the energy system so that it would increase, so that this equipment

would arrive approximately as well as weapons arrive, meaning primarily projectiles hm that is, to have a certain reserve in case the next missile attack takes place. to be honest, i already thought that after the forty went out there , something would change in tactics , but no, as stupid as they were, they remain stupid russian generals for some reason, they think that they are capable of making the whole of ukraine dark and turning off the electricity throughout the territory of ukraine , which is impossible, i emphasize once again that it is impossible , even theoretically it is impossible , it has been proven that american mathematicians have proven that it is impossible, well, the russians have their own ideas about what is possible and what is impossible, and let him be able to convey the language if he is not looking now that it is impossible, but in the end

, what can we do? well, they will shoot, we will shoot down 100% of the missiles, so maybe they will think about it, because solovyov will not be there anymore to threaten the missile remnant of the brain's capabilities to analyze the information in the russians, meanwhile i wanted to remind you that just speaking of the help we need, germany handed us over 334 tons of energy equipment, by the way, you can see how it looks, er, we can see how it it looks like a very huge load, i honestly don’t know what it is, i don’t know what it looks like, but now we can just ask gennady what is 334 tons and are they very helpful, first of all, an autonomous power source although and

there they say that there were high-voltage transformers still uh-uh in this list uh-uh but well, we still understand that now the equipment is supplied primarily for critical infrastructure objects, while for substations for places where there is either an increase in voltage or a decrease in voltage, that is, although before transportation before the transmission of electric energy and before the distribution of this electric energy among consumers. here, this equipment is needed no less than autonomous power sources than ordinary generators, and it would be very good if the supply was carried out including cogeneration plants, that is, those that can simultaneously to produce both electrical and thermal energy

, and this is especially important for those settlements that are located near the demarcation line, or rather the front line, and here it remains in huge problems and in the same there are problems in kherson itself and in kharkiv and the region precisely with the simultaneous supply of electrical energy and thermal energy , at least until the month of april, such a need will remain well, again, we understand that even there plus five if at night, then it is not very comfortable in april, i don't think the temperature will be higher at night, and the most important thing now is that the equipment be delivered not only to overwinter, but also to

update, as much as possible, distribution stations, and those facilities which just provide the distribution of electrical energy among consumers both after its regeneration directly at stations and in large cities, and this applies again primarily to the capital region and odesa region, these are also two pain points that still hurt. well, literally how many hours are left two minutes left, lesya , i wanted to say that ukrenergo announced an hour ago that today they will not turn off electricity at all where it is at least due to the fact that they connected two more power units at nuclear power plants and

electricity now, if everyone doesn't rush to turn on all kinds of heavy appliances now, then in principle it will be enough, well, that's good. the main thing is that you know now from time to time i look at the comments under these messages and ukrenergo and dteku and oblenergo and everyone there says here uh they are mocking ukrainian citizens again there and turning off the electricity eh hmm and thus depriving us of the opportunity to watch something there espresso for example but and in my opinion well there is no logic here because all the energy experts, including them, are interested in to sell as much electricity as possible, because it is sold exclusively by meters, the more the meter is wound, the more money the relevant companies receive, therefore it is not profitable for the companies not to supply electricity and to do so that we all sit in the dark, the company is profitable

to restore as much as possible how it is damaged, to update and to supply this energy to consumers because their future as a company that is able to maintain the unified energy system of ukraine in a reliable and safe condition depends on it, good night yes so today we talked to a woman from vinnytsia and she says that someone also came and commented and said listen. i'm already used to the fact that there is no electricity. i've even set up life like this. let it continue to be something the person liked. well, unfortunately, there will be electricity today. we are happy, actually, so, thank you very much, mr. gennady, and i hope to ryabtsev on the transferable questions, er, we all have light, everything is fine, and er, it lasts a little longer, stay with us, we will listen to people who are