[000:00:00;00] heartfelt true love for ukraine, in which, unfortunately, not all ukrainians now have such facts and education has left us songs, these are not just songs , and it's good to make me uh, like before, it's something more, where a person who still has the opportunity to just live, develop himself, smoke that that she wants to be free, they did not leave her to feel how she can help, because it was probably to help such people, so if she had come , you probably know that they did this and with ivasyuk they did with the game white eye, that is, they would

not put flowers, as if they did not give songs in which there are in which there is a feeling of a song. so, the feeling is that i just let you have a voice and she now gives me a white so-called sound that not every academic can perform. this is also a technical vocal phenomenon and it is an extraordinary love, the truth is that natural flowers did not have a silk taste written in them either. what do we have to try and our performers after all, no matter what we want, but they have an exhibition approach , now it was definitely a complete freedom , a romantic and very good in that interview which

mr. oleksandr was lucky to take and which he used to have vhs on cassette if you remember any more such cassettes. i just held this cassette in my hands and then i did everything so that it could be digitized and saved . well, now you can just watch this interview on youtube by clicking on search kvitka tsysyk interview and you will definitely see this video there kvitka talks a little about why she decided to record this album because sometimes you can find it in some of our ukrainian sources now of course there are a lot of facts about kvitka tsysyk steps 10-15 ago worse and even earlier it was even worse well, but oksana mukha and oleksandr gornostay are also involved in this so that more people would learn about this woman, they were actually talking about the fact that she did it to get some grammys or something else but it seems to me that there is a flower in this

interview i explained why it was, i would like to show the audience a piece to remind them, first of all, what the flower looked like, to hear her voice when she talks, not when she sings . well, besides, to hear her position, to whom i always told that ukrainian music is so beautiful and shunnars are such singers and everyone asked me, well, well, play me something, sing something for me, show me something, and i felt that there was not a single record like that, even though there were many ukrainian records and somehow we didn't have anything like that above a very high technical level because it is a very precious thing and it takes a lot of time and, uh, out of all the money , in fact, i actually thought that i, too, am so busy, but i could, it would not only be good for

my friends, but the most important thing is to do something for ukrainians for for for for community something what i i wasn't like that, i didn't work that much, i didn't have much time to work in ukrainian society, and so i thought that you had such a gift for her. it's for ukrainians especially here, but my dream was that someone in ukraine would hear. you fucking know in ukraine they hear and hear quite a lot of this, well, actually in ukraine they hear it many years later , i think that the flower did not even suspect that her songs would have such success. unfortunately, after her death , eh, and actually, this success is because she has

sincerity, that said ms. oksana, actually ms oksana we are currently experiencing the fact that a lot of ukrainian women find themselves abroad saving their children from e-e war from living in a country under bombs and the discovery tsysyk is the daughter of refugees and refugees from ukraine who was born in america but we see that she speaks ukrainian how did the parents manage to achieve this and can we now, well, what kind of ukrainian women are those families who ended up abroad in what way and what is needed in order for them to preserve this ukrainianness in their actions so that the children do not dissolve in those societies in the countries in which they ended up, this is a question that has no answer, because in the first wave of emigrants, they really, really cheered for the ukrainian language, for the ukrainian tradition, the children who were born there, they speak

the ukrainian language, and we see a ukrainian passport, a significant picture in front of them speaks in russian today they will be at your home because we are there, they will suddenly feel full belonging to the state not as little russians, but actually as ukrainians. maybe there they will take tests with ukrainian pronunciation. well done for that, and the schools are working later , they are reliable and the children communicate in ukrainian and attend good events, so i think that those who speak ukrainian until today will definitely have ideas of the ukrainian language and this will be their support and belonging to their kind and

connection language style i think thank you thank you for what you are doing for the memory of kvitka tsysyk oksana mukha ukrainian singer and popularizer of kvitka tsysyk and oleksandr gornostay - ukrainian musician, pianist and producer were also with us well, we we are moving on and we are returning to our urgent problems to the shelling under which we have been living for 405 days now. so, yuriy hnat is on the phone, the spokesman of the air force of the armed forces of ukraine. good, good morning, good morning, a powerful, massive enough attack took place tonight with the help of iranian shaheeds by the russians. i understand that the target

was odesa . how do you assess how well our anti-aircraft forces worked? do you remember only new year's eve, we constantly remember it 40 45 shockets flew by then it must have been such a record to congratulate us then with the new year, but on the second day already 39 well, now the enemy uses not such a large number of e-e shahids as then for attacks of critical infrastructure, they were involved directly together, in a mix with missiles of various types, and so on. now the enemy uses small groups, and uses them from different directions . the previous attack was from the north, if i am not mistaken, so the airfield is still with us the dobryansk region is also small groups there, well, a little more than 10 are always released . well, unfortunately, not everything succeeds in destroying the anti

-flood armor, but in odesa, the more so because it is clear that the enemy is low. just like surface drones, so too those that fly in the air, if they stick low to the ground, they will actually be barely noticeable , but in the end, our anti-aircraft fighters coped with this task today, military personnel of the anti-aircraft missile units of the south air command, 14 out of 17 drones were destroyed. well, yes, there are hits , the local authorities have already reported that there are indeed several flights there about the consequences. that it was difficult under avdiivka

due to the fact that the enemy began to use aviation very strongly there, why did they succeed there or is the situation normalized there now? along the entire front line, we see the use of guided air bombs, and a new challenge, i have already been reporting on this a lot lately , because we must not relax , we must not e there, all counterattacks are expected, and so on, the war continues, the war is exhausting , it is necessary to inflict military damage on the enemy defeats are already hanging, and in technology, we see that our soldiers are coping with it. unfortunately, we also have losses, but since such losses are borne by the orcs , borne by the invaders, well, this is really unprecedented. because our soldiers grind

just the army in these directions, but unfortunately it started having an advantage precisely in the air in the front-line zone because the aviation that is used er now every day using these bombs that from the state border , as was the case in sumy oblast, these bombs are used, they plan to fly from 50 km, approximately 40-50 to the line of combat clashes or to the state border and further 10-15-20 kilometers, maybe even more they fly already in our territory and cause damage strikes, you need to have long-range systems, you need to have fighters in order to withstand such new challenges and threats, well, as for the petrius systems, we know that they will soon be in ukraine, unfortunately , they will not be able to cover so much territory , but in the end it will be something that can

far away well, it is clear that we would like to see fighter jets. poland and slovakia have already been given to us. well, this is a symbolic step because these fighter jets will not solve the situation completely, but the symbolism is that this is the first, the first transfer of combat aviation and we are waiting for further steps from our partners regarding the provision of already modern aircraft that have undergone deep modernization and can reach the cliffs far from our borders . the day before yesterday, ostap published an interview in the british telegraph with two ukrainian pilots, this is major vadym voroshilo and colonel volodymyr logachov and they probably know for sure about this interview with yuri , too, they say in particular that it literally takes several months to master , for example, an m16, and they say that if we

get even a small amount of f16 and it goes according to many estimates. by the way, there are also western experts who sometimes meet us and estimate that even a small number of f-16s would make it possible to actually have air supremacy. what does it mean to have air supremacy in this context ? by the way, this is how i understand major voroshilov precisely during the execution of a combat mission, in addition to flying well, he is also good at editing videos. that's why you have to give him credit, that's right. well , of course, i was present at this interview because this organization is really not simply because speaking to a foreign audience needs to be carefully considered because any word is very strongly fixed in western countries and can bring harm when you say something wrong .

that is why it is necessary to say everything clearly in a balanced way, those who are on the speakers are the pilot and colonel oleg hachok, who is also the pilot himself who now heads the infrastructural units of the command, who are engaged in these, and these trainings regarding the provision of western equipment to ukraine in large the work is being done, believe me, it does not stop for a day well, there is already one pilot who can be one of the first to board this plane in the target or f16 or another multi-purpose plane and that is why they frankly told the western media exactly what is happening, how long does it take, how long does it take planes, let's start with planes, planes, it is clear that no one will give it to us right away, as we would like to receive it there, and it is not possible , and the transfer process. squadron in this way, the old equipment will be replaced, as it is now happening with the air defense equipment, that is, the nasans and the airesty, which we have today , they will be slowly provided in ukraine and

will constantly replace the storodyan equipment, just like in poland, on the 29th, there are f16s standing together at the same airfield in the same way, and everything could have happened with us even in the conditions of war, so several planes, you know, you need them, i have already said on many occasions that ideally up to 200 planes, many target planes would be good to have and replace the entire soviet fleet with such equipment as 4-5 brigades . we would have placed them there, well, it is with the training team, so on , but this is the amount that was needed in ukraine to protect our common space and our land, right now in the conditions wars yes well, it is possible and a small number is needed in order to respond to those calls from the threat we have just started a conversation with you about the fact that several planes, let's say a couple of f16s on an operational airfield in the south , a couple in the

north those planes are on duty as mirnyi and wartime precisely at the operational airfields, if the 35th russian aircraft are approaching our borders either from the sea through the lines of combat or from the north of sumy to the sumy region, well, from bryansk skrutka, then accordingly a pair of fighter jets can fly to intercept them armed with such missiles such as aim 120 amram in a certain modification that can destroy air targets at a distance of 180 km that have a powerful radar to see this target, what can be learned, then it will already be a response accordingly, just like that, the occupier does not will fly up and will not drop those bombs, that is why the pilots are calling on the air force command today, everyone who works on this issue is calling on the event to make a decision faster, because it is necessary to delay . he said in various interviews, it may be less because two pilots passed

testing in america, our western partners looked at how much it would take for the pilots, they were put on the simulator, then on the simulator, they looked at how quickly they could to master, respectively, this and that test were passed and very positive conclusions were made regarding the terms, those terms may be even less than in europe, but if this is a real lend-lease, in particular, mr. president biden, then there should be planes there, at least it was under the time of the second world war i see no reason why it should not be like this now p yuriy thank you very much for joining us in our conversation today yuriy ignat the spokesman of the air force of the armed forces of ukraine discussed yesterday the night attack almost all the martyrs were destroyed 14-17 e during the attempt to attack ukraine well, we also talked about that, we will continue to emphasize the need for f-16 for ukraine in the ukrainian fleet, they are ready

to master in record time and shoot down all the moscow planes just in bunches, our truth actually, but for all this, all kinds of international meetings are needed. and today is a meeting of the nato commission ukraine is to take place . ivan klympochtsints is a people's deputy of ukraine, the head of the committee on the integration of ukraine into the european union and the prime minister of the european and euro-atlantic integration of ukraine in 2016-2019 is now in touch with us and we will ask her why this meeting is particularly important mrs. ivanna good morning good morning we can hear you and we can already see you explain to us how important and special it is, what is special about i want to remind everyone that, unfortunately, such meetings between ukraine and

the alliance still cannot take place exclusively in the format of ukraine and the alliance. unfortunately , hungary continues to block this format at the highest level, and because the alliance every time well, it comes up with some new initiatives regarding and how can it be carried out, perhaps involving other partners of ours, quite often we have done it together with georgia and now it is together with sweden, which has not yet become a member of the alliance but is already on that path and i hope that it will happen in the coming months , and today we must all congratulate finland, which today will finally become a member of the north atlantic alliance, as far as i understand. today, the issue of a possible increase in contributions and

an increase in aid from nato to ukraine for the coming years, an increase in contributions to the comprehensive aid package through which the alliance provides non-lethal types of assistance to ukraine, if you and i know that the weapons are provided separately by the members of the alliance themselves and coordinate these issues through the format the meetings in rammstein, then through the alliance itself directly, the provision of various and equally necessary for the successful introduction into hostilities, but non-lethal aid, i hope that the initiative of mr. stoltenberg, general the secretary will be supported and our partners from different countries will be ready to increase the increase and increase the provision of funds for this comprehensive package of assistance, which can then be combined through which they can jointly purchase various things needed for ukraine

and also help us move further to the standards of the alliance which we are really mastering at such a breakneck pace through the use of various types of western weapons, and in fact, all the time they are looking for some ways to bypass uh, that's um , hungary's participation is what she can all the time to impose a veto or did we somehow come close to some such scheme that allows you not to look at what hungary will say well, unfortunately, unfortunately or fortunately, but the rule of consensus still applies in the alliance, that is, the rule of consent of all member countries in relation to any principled issues and, well, this is exactly what hungary is using, in particular, in the so-called issue, i emphasize the so-called question of the protection of national

minorities in ukraine, the interests of the hungarian national minority in ukraine, in fact, i am convinced that this question has no real there are no violations of the rights of national minorities on the part of ukraine, but hungary uses it for its internal policy and today , so far, we see that we always have to look for creative ways to circumvent this disagreement. ugar simply holding direct meetings at a high level between ukraine and the alliance, in your opinion, does ukraine have any alternative to joining nato

? after this war, we still need to know that this is our long-lasting peace for a stable e-e security system in this region i see no other way than for ukraine to become a member of the north atlantic alliance after hopefully our victory in this brutal war against the russian federation well, you have also been following these various other proposals for yes the so-called kyiv compact is supposed to be a system of various bilateral agreements proposed by colleagues from the rasmus group at the fair. but i believe that they have no real basis and will not be able to become a real e for us with the system guarantees of security after the end of this war is possible, the only way could be only if we in our country took

a similar path as finland and sweden to membership in alliances through the adoption of a political decision and for the interim period , while discussions will take place there as long as a political decision is made and as long as ratifications by all member countries take place, individual member countries of the alliance could provide us with security guarantees, as , for example, great britain provided to finland and sweden, and this is probably the only way that could satisfy ukraine and could really guarantee security in europe and , in fact, in the world, because a huge number of processes will also depend on the security situation here and on our victory in the world, but unfortunately at the moment we do not have the full agreement of the member countries of the alliance, the fact that the next step should be

ukraine's membership in nato, and as far as i'm concerned, we all have it together, you know. well, somewhere in the same is roughly mobilizing in the same mobilization as we did eh hmm lobbying advocating our candidate status in the european union as well as taking up work with the member countries of the eh alliance and preparing the next step and the next statement if you want a statement in a completely different language and with another ambition of the declaration for the vilnius nato summit , we still have a few months in vinnytsia. because it is time for such a principled step

and a different formulation of a more ambitious drawing regarding the next membership of ukraine, the future membership of ukraine in nato, he has come, i will still ask about the forint on the shelf, eh, in the magazine, the column of stephen walt, eh, professor of international relations at the university of harrov, came out. he criticizes this very policy framework, now diplomacy from washington and in particular the biden administration, where now , in particular, the war in ukraine is still showing this as a confrontation between democracy and autocracy and in the opinion of professor walt, such a policy is harmful because in fact it builds certain axes of confrontation, and if india and china were to be allies at once with russia, then it would have been established , and his idea, as i understand it, consists in the fact that china may also be a part of some future agreement. this is not what he directly

says, but this is how it is read between the lines. in your opinion, can china really be the guarantor of this security for ukraine in the future, as an alternative to unconditional guarantees we have three minutes for nato, but you know. well, first of all, we can build as many mental structures as we want. but at the same time, there is reality and we see how autocracies, uh, they combine their efforts to oppose democracies, so i think i advise anyway it is now about the reality that exists in the world and the involvement of, let's say, china in some security guarantees, it is theoretically possible, but i want to remind you that china is among those countries that also signed the budapest memorandum of those

security assurances - for today they are these the assurances were not broadcast in any way, they were not rebroadcast in aid of ukraine, and even the neutrality that china receives at the moment is conditional neutrality. well, it remains conditional, sorry for the tautology , and uh, so today, it still seems to me that i need to look for uh those the ways in which the reform of international organizations can be carried out, you and i know that we are now facing this challenge when russia began to preside over the un security council despite the fact that it completely violates the charter of the united nations and actually abuses his place in this highest body of the largest single global organization, which is called to actually protect peace, so there are a lot of tasks, but i don't think that this division on the axis of democracy and autocracy is untrue, unfortunately, this is

the reality of today's world and us it is important, fighting in this war and defending our independence and sovereignty, to also preserve this belonging, our real dependence is not only social desire, but the real belonging of the country to the democratic world without losing the gains of democracy which are so were difficult for us during these 31st years of independence . we thank mrs. ivanna . ivana klympush-tensar is a people's deputy of ukraine. with us well, little by little, we are getting to the news release, iryna koval already has a fresh selection and we will now find out from her what has happened in ukraine in the last hour, iro. i congratulate you for the word, thank you, lesya. just in a moment, i would like

to share with you, of course, pleasant news but i will tell you about the situation in different regions of ukraine after the enemy shelling and about the aid to ukraine, so wait for the tenth in ukraine news time on the espresso tv channel in the studio iryna koval welcomes all viewers 44 art shelling in zaporizhzhia russian occupiers raided an educational institution in the pologh district they told about it in the regional military administration , no one was injured because the facility has not been working since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, and due to enemy fire, residential