[000:00:00;00] ukraine, mr. andrii, actually about europe, more precisely about russia's plans regarding one of the european countries regarding poland, again in solovyov's program, they said that they would bring poland to its knees in an hour, i don't know if you have seen this video. on its knees in one hour with a conventional weapon returned it to the stone age 50-60 strategic objects can be destroyed in 20 minutes and no more it will be nothing more then there will be no water supply there will be no electricity there will be no military bases everything she will go back to the stone age, that's it, you don't need to insert a flash drive, or if there will be military russia , you don't need to waste your life so that the tanks go to warsaw. and what's there to look for? well, what 's there to look for? that's why ukraine

was already taken in three days. now they've decided on poland in one. an hour to start absolutely absolutely sick schizophrenic imagination of all these non-humans, but the problem is, look, that's not why, in fact , if we think that it's there . they think the way they think. to warm up the entire population of roshenskoe to show this power is great russia, well, that is, we have to understand that this is a duck, it is to some extent brainwashing in order to demonstrate some kind of power, which , again, does not exist by analogy with ukraine. yesterday i watched this video, i explained it there, on their social networks , so that people could see, they laughed because, really, poland is nato and ukraine is not in nato, and

they talked about ukraine in the same way about our energy system , about our oil depots there, about our military the bases said so, they said exactly the same and that as of today, it has been three or four days since a year of a full-scale invasion . we have electricity. e ukraine ukraine is and will be. and where did they take whom? what three days, what hour, what 20 minutes ? and about poland

, the polish version of this tv series is coming to the screens in poland he is a servant of the people. i don't know. have you seen ? well, for your attention, the teaser actually is what the poles will soon see. you immediately got used to me. the teacher was like to baptize, like in the story. look at the rain. ivan ani, the president of the lupa house, oh , the people and the students, but for shyroky and pity if you were the president of us, then someone himself had not yet felt the new series the heart of the teams took on saturday barefoot and advice is given, because duda is trying to disrupt the shooting, she is somehow worried about her future, well, i am joking, of course, it is unlikely that he is already going to worry because he has the second term is already in 2025, there will already be another president according to the constitution of poland, so i don't think that in principle anyone should live in the same way as, in principle, polish politicians

are self-sufficient. there are various political forces in poland that are, in principle, self-sufficient. that they can, uh, they can hold a political struggle there without tv series, but well, is it well filmed in polish? it's quite high-quality and a high-quality product, a high-quality picture. i saw it yesterday. i watched it. let them watch it. there is no such thing, uh, shoot your version, and not show our version with subtitles . well, first, let's talk. talk about what, uh, in poland, uh, on television, only polish is 100% there, uh. if we had to talk about it there then duplicate this series in its entirety well, secondly, why the polish

version? i think that this version is culturally adapted to poland . namely adaptation ie even in ukraine, let's assume there are a lot of versions of other countries' tv series or whatever, in principle, they are less popular in ukraine than the adapted ones in ukraine, because it is, after all, a show adapted to ukrainian realities, in poland it will be adapted show to polish realities i think with polish ideology with polish with polish worldview with polish markers and all possible and impossible yes and it is right what was wanted in principle there if we remember about our series er ukrainian servant of the people i would like it. people have already expressed their opinion about this. at least i would like it to be dubbed in ukrainian, because very , very often there are foreigners who watch it with subtitles and wonder why it

is in russian. i don't think it's time for creators think not about making a quality dubbing so that people from all over the world have access to it with english subtitles, german, spanish, whatever, but that it sounds in ukrainian. i think that it would be such a positive marker for our countries in principle well, in principle, what is being watched in the world is this series. it is probably trying to understand, firstly, who are volodymyr zelenskyi and secondly, who are ukrainians ? ukrainian wrestling is popular, no matter how cynical it may sound, we have to understand it from the point of view of foreigners, especially foreigners who are a little further from ukraine, because there are poles , lithuanians, estonians, romanians, and they

more or less understand our context because they have the opportunity to communicate with relatives from and, in principle, with people there on the border, in principle, to read our news, but as for other states of other peoples who are there before our country, i think that they are trying to find something as accessible as possible, something very accessible in order to be able to there was something to see about ukraine, who is zelenskyi, who is the ukrainian government, who are the ukrainians, and that is why i say that it is very important that ukrainians in the world context are those people who do not understand well, let's say so, our certain features of our certain problems in the state, including socio-political ones, they should receive first - i think that now the majority of our cinematographers and media people understood after 02.24 that we

should receive this uniquely ukrainian product it is very possible to have a ukrainian film product, and it is actually ukrainian and about ukrainian on the screens of ukraine, in particular, which of course can be broadcast somewhere in the world. let's talk about poland, but in a different context oleksandr kraev, director of the north america program of the council of foreign policy, ukrainian prisma, joins us, oleksandr, we welcome you. good morning . on the eve of biden's visit to poland, the russians said that in an hour they would simply leave poland and return it. it's some kind of stone age, uh, that's probably how they decided

to congratulate joseph biden. threats, except for nuclear blackmail, in russia , in fact, there is nothing left to oppose itself to the united states. and all those adventures that the russian federation is now embarking on are military and political . to show that russia is still strong, russia cannot be strong politically, it cannot be strong economically, the only hope for it to somehow remain in the club of great powers is to be threatening, and that is why russia is trying to play this role fortunately we see that our american colleagues well, they no longer succumb to this kind of miner with an adjective, by the way, there was a speech in munich, er, in such an er, if the veteran politician and george sauce, who said that this war should end the victory of ukraine and what is the problem with the collapse of russia with the final decentralization

of russia, it looks like a very optimistic forecast , it seems to me that not everyone in ukraine believes that this is possible, but at least 40 believe that this should be the result and it will be global tectonic court what will give chances for open and closed societies this is the terminology of karl popper open society democratic society with an open economy closed this society of a closed economy closed societies give dictatorships mr. oleksandr, in your opinion , how significant was the speech of soros , how much is it not too local, i do not i think that he is optimistic, because soros, in principle, caught the main trends that we see in the west now in his speech . he began to understand very clearly that the victory of russia - this is not just, well, conditionally the victory of one state for a day, or is it not just the embodiment of putin’s zaharbashian ambitions, it is essentially a trendy event and trendy in the sense that it will set a certain trend if

russia wins. accordingly, we heard it. by the way, the speech is important. it was in macron’s speech this is true. as you said in soros' speech , if russia wins, all aggressors win , that is, for any country that hates international law, that is ready to indulge its cruel leaders, that is ready to work against world order and world stability. every such country in the event of russia's victory will want to try for itself, every such country will want to start its own small victory war and try to change the existing borders , therefore, in fact, the victory of russia will really be much more threatening than any other scenarios, and even more so, it is much worse than the scenario of the victory of ukraine ukraine , on the other hand, is a confirmation of the primacy of international law, it is a confirmation of the norms by which the world community has existed for the last 50 years, it is a confirmation of those

postulates about human freedom, freedom of choice of its future, about respect for the life and health of every person, about freedom, this is what the west stands for, this is what the majority of the civilized world stands for in general, and therefore the victory of ukraine is without an alternative scenario for all those who want to preserve such a system, what should we expect from the visit joe biden, what will he say new for ukrainians in poland well, will he eventually continue his voyage and maybe visit us, in fact, there are several options here , a more optimistic scenario - this is what biden can really announce about new supplies, including supplies of long-range missile weapons with supplies of fighter jets, and so on. an even more positive scenario is that biden will take a much tougher approach to policy against russia, that it will not only be sanctions , support for ukraine, but also direct military deterrence, i.e., an increase in contingents, the introduction of absolute finishing sanctions , and so on further and so on, a more realistic

scenario suggests to me that this will be a kind of third futuristic speech, first of all fulton's, as if we remember this is the 46th year churchill is the second fultovsky, as they now say, this is biden’s speech in warsaw last year, and the third could be this one. that is, it is rather an ideological, geopolitically narrative message about how the world will really function now, and this message can be said to consolidate the existing situation with the cold war against china and that is, against russia, which we currently have, that is , what can be useful for us from this message. and if it is not only about weapons, only about something so material, it will definitely be a consolidation of the position that the united states will now lead and accordingly, the broadcast of this position to the entire western world is that ukraine came up with such conclusions in munich , it was enough that they were ambitious. did we talk a lot not only about the current

supplies of weapons, which are necessary, but also about our prospects about our member states nato well, in fact, we can never talk enough about this because we have not yet started , we will talk about it enough only when we really become members of nato or in fact i agree with you about our integration moods, it was possible to say more, that is, zelenskyi's statement that we are ready to talk about joining the eu right now and start the negotiation process, but in fact much more . we could also say about membership in nato. any other format of guarantee in parallel with the nato one that will be developed in our country, that is, in fact, this topic could be broader if we talk about the issue of weapons, then everything was absolutely clearly laid out on the shelves and our allies told us in great detail

helped to work on this topic, that is, in general, there were moments where it was possible to work more. but it is clear that this is due to limited timing due to the fact that well, we do not actually know all the backroom negotiations that took place. the timing on all topics could be raised to the same extent as we would like, er, the fact that the republican senators, who are actually in the minority in the senate, er, called to supply more weapons to ukraine, decidedly what to do in particular, to supply the same planes by destroying them in 16, is this some kind of landmark moment, even bigger is it about some uh gestures for domestic politics, in fact, i didn’t say that this is a landmark moment, but the moment is very correct because against the background of how a part of the republicans of the stampiy camp continues to promote his topic about the fact that ukraine does not need to be helped, that this aid goes nowhere and ukraine cannot win, is very correct and

very clear that an adequate part of the party has declared its true position, and their true position is that in ukraine everything must be given, and ukraine must be given right now, and the fact that the biden administration there is not fully ready for such a step. the fact that some republicans and even some democrats are against such a step. this does not mean that the congress in general does not support such a program ; in fact, we still have a very clear and the very full support of the congress in many issues, including the issue of supplying us with weapons, and therefore it is very important that precisely against the background of raising the ukrainian issue again after munich, the american legislators state their position and clearly ruba asked the question: what should be given to ukraine right now as much as possible, including giving fighter jets, also briefly, and finally, i would like to ask about the warnings about the latest american equipment for china, er, that were sounded just now about the fact that red lines will be crossed if china helps russia including detailed weapons, how

serious is everything there, what would it mean if china did cross this red line, it is really serious, because for the first time since the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion , the americans voiced this thesis out loud. this is the first time was made officially on the international platform. because before this thesis was heard only in bilateral negotiations, china was very clearly informed that if it helps russia , it will face the same economic fate as russia, the same, the same, all the same restrictions , the same restrictions, and of energy in cooperation with other regions of the world, that is , the chinese economy, which is completely dependent on foreign markets, will find itself in the same isolation as russia, and it seems to me that china is prudent enough and pragmatic enough to really not continue this course, that is, he will really continue to walk this fine line between aid and blackmail of the united states of this aid but will it be real armed aid and such allied relations with

russia, and i very much doubt it thank you , mr. oleksandr oleksandr kraev, program director north america, council of foreign policy, ukrainian prisma, we talked about uh, international policy that concerns ukraine, and now let's talk about firewood that burns and warms, but does not give off smoke. andriy karpyuk, head of the firewood bio project, joins us. we welcome andriy to our airwaves. we are here today to reminisce a little about who had february 24th and what they are like now. feelings and premonitions on the eve of february 24th. a year later , what was your february 24th like? do you feel this way, before we talk about firewood, then we will move on to firewood yes, good day to everyone, my name is andriy karpyuk yes well, if you go back a year ago, uh, i was not at all

uh, i was not a supporter of uh, that quarter of people who believed in that the war could really start because three days before the war, i flew to dubai for the x-to-2020 exhibition, where i shared my experience on the development of startups, so we, er, at that time , i was working at the startup biosens, where they were developing a device for the express diagnosis of food products, and er, on that at the moment, i have a wife left in kyiv, a two-year-old child, and i woke up in the morning from a message that my wife is writing to andriy, we have a war , what should we do

? oh, that's great. it was another challenge return yes, because the flight from dubai to kyiv was really canceled and i had to fly with transfers in germany to poland and then from poland to get to kyiv. as you remember , there were no routes back then to get there safely and basically the entire flow of traffic i was going from kyiv to the west, but i was met in poland by my polish friends who gave me their car, so they re-registered it for me and my friend and i. just at that time, a day before, we made progress on facebook that we in poland if you need something let's bring it. let's get organized now. we'll bring it. literally in one day. our friends and acquaintances, ukrainians, threw in

about 10 thousand dollars, and what was strange was that there was nowhere to spend them. there was a queue of our ukrainian volunteers. so they let only one person inside . so, when we entered, there really wasn’t anything to buy and some kind of military ammunition. so there was another interesting story. belarus helped us and agreed with the polish military that they they sold us a bulletproof vest, think about it, belarus agreed with the polish military to sell us bulletproof vests, we successfully bought them and delivered them to our guys on the front lines p andrii , well, let's move on to today eh i understand that now you have other start-ups that are related uh, with firewood, what kind of projects is this, what kind of firewood that

doesn't smoke? yes, yes, it is, uh, but last month, we launched a project to heat ukraine, within the framework of which we have a goal of delivering 50,000 hours of heat to the frontline. that is it is 100 t ee of fuel briquettes, fuel briquettes are essentially compressed sawdust, which is produced there by a certain technology, that is, there are certain stages of drying, pressing, which have a very high heat output, that is, the heat capacity is compared to healthy ones, that is, if compared with fractions, that is, 1 t of briquettes. there is up to 5 m³ of firewood, and this is essentially 1 m³, that is, 1 m³ of briquettes is like about five cubic meters of firewood. so, in turn, it reduces the space for storage. this is the first thing and

they really do not emit so much smoke like uh firewood, which is extremely important for our defenders, because when they are on the front line, it is not desirable for them to light their positions. that is why they are satisfied with this type of fuel, so we launched this project about a month ago , it started with the fact that we literally delivered several tons there to our acquaintances of which acquaintances of military personnel with whom we already worked last year in the direction of drones body armor and literally on the second day we already had requests for another 20 tons and we then together with veteran service

launched this fund-raising project in order to deliver these briquettes to our guys on the front lines. well, there is still a little winter left, but it's already a little bit calendar-wise, at least it's coming to an end and what's next. well, actually , uh, well, no one canceled the field kitchen, that is, uh, fuel it is necessary to be on the front line all year round. of course, in winter, this issue is more acute, they are more necessary, because in addition to eating, you also need to warm up. that is why it is extremely important for us to deliver these briquettes as soon as possible. we still have requests from military units for 90 tons at the moment we closed only 11% of the collection, that's why if any of our listeners want to join now, please go to the drova.bio website and there you can donate online and also yes yes that's right here is our site here you can

donate and also if there is the opportunity to spread the link to our site on social networks would be great and let's warm ukraine together throw some firewood so that there will be firewood on the frontline yes-yes-yes in percent thank you mr. andrii for what you are doing i hope i know our viewers they are such generous people they are always join all the meetings, so i think that something is there, something is there, and you are getting this firewood that our defenders and defenders on the front line need, firewood that does not give smoke. andrii karpiuk, head of the firewood bio project, was with us, well, stay with us, our marathon continues very soon with andriy seichuk, we will return to this studio, we have great

news about one of the girls who was wanted by us for more than six months, she is 16-year-old alina chichelyuk from the city of mariupol, luckily alina managed to find her and the most important thing is that she is already is safe in the circle of her family together with her parents, alina's story is one of the many stories of ukrainian children who , unfortunately, got lost because of the war, this happened back in the spring of 2022, then alina tried to evacuate from mariupol, fierce fighting continued for a while, and on may 9, the girl suddenly stopped to get in touch, what happened to her was unknown, after receiving a message about alina's disappearance, we immediately started searching for her and spread information about her on all available media resources for quite a long time about her fate there was no news of alina. nevertheless, after a while we received a very encouraging message. a man approached us and said that he was a friend of the checheluk family . in fact, alina herself was able to evacuate from

mariupol and is already abroad with her father and mother. good day alina chechelyuk is now with her parents in switzerland, the information from her parents is clear, we were incredibly happy with this news, moreover , alina's mother contacted us almost immediately and confirmed that everything is fine with her daughter and they are already are together good afternoon, alina is with us. we are very grateful, we are happy that alina chechelyuk has been found, and by the way, thank you for the fact that you were interested in joining the search and, in particular, sharing videos and announcements about the search for alina on your pages in social networks, at the same time, we are still missing there are many children missing in ukraine, and for obvious reasons, many of these children are from mariupol, one of them is 11-year-old mushroom

cherepanov, whose mother has been looking for him for almost a year. получалос пражаяют mrs. viktoria told the details of her son's disappearance so hleb lived with his mother and grandmother in mariupol and they stayed in the city when there were very fierce battles due to shelling gleb his mother and grandmother left their apartment and hid in the house of their relatives one day his mother hleba went out on business. and when she returned, she saw that

her son was in the house. the mother was hit by a projectile. the man took one. since then , nothing is known about the fate of the boy. it is worth noting that there was a version about the death of hleba when he was in the house. hit by a projectile but fortunately the boy was not found among the dead, so gleba's mother suggests that her son may have been injured. perhaps he received a concussion, partially lost his memory and because of this cannot report anything about himself, and therefore i am asking you, especially the residents of mariupol , who can see this program on the internet, look carefully at the boy's face

, hleba's mother really hopes for your help and concern for everyone who can help . please help girls if you have any information about hleb cherepanov, do not hesitate and immediately call the hotline of the child tracing service by