[000:00:00;00] on my colleague ania eva melnyk, she will give you the latest news of this day at this hour, and i will be back on the air in just a few minutes to talk to the writer oksana zabuzhko, who came to our studio . that in the capital for races during the war, summonses were distributed about this and not only further, stay with us, three people suffered such consequences of the attack of nikopol from drones, informed the mayor of the city

, oleksandr sayuk, one man of thirty-three years old received shrapnel wounds, two more were alternately injured by explosive injuries and contusions, several private residential buildings were damaged, the same number of garages, a communal building and one car, specialists are working on restoring power lines and at least three civilians were injured, the russians struck the belozersk and stanislavsk communities of the kherson region, the regional prosecutor's office was previously notified by the occupiers artillery and air bombs were used in kyzymysz, the attackers aimed a car at the building of the local school and in 25 residential buildings, and in havrylivka of the boryslav district, the invaders fired at the cemetery there. fortunately, there were no casualties during the race during the war in kyiv , the patrol police involved military commissars to fight against fans of fast and furious and drifting in wartime, society has clear rules

of behavior and car races in the center of the capital , this borderline and farce, stressed the first deputy chief of the patrol police department , oleksiy biloshitskyi. people who like to drive behind the wheel were repeatedly warned about the impropriety and even brought to responsibility, but there was no reaction from their side, so this time fast and furious fans were given trips in lithuania, they are sending fake letters about recruitment for the war in ukraine, they indicate that the ministry of defense is allegedly recruiting lithuanians for the tripartite lithuanian-polish-ukrainian brigade named after the great hetman konstantin ostrohsky department denied the widespread information and called on the lithuanians to be vigilant . this international brigade operates under a separate mandate, british diplomats were evacuated from

sudan, as the head of the british government reported rishi-sonok british armed forces completed a complex and swift operation to remove british diplomats and their families, this happened due to the escalation of violence and threats to embassy staff in london said they continue to take measures to stop the bloodshed in sudan and ensure the safety of british people who still remain in the country before the american military completed the evacuation of the staff of the us embassy in sudan, the tragedy at the kite festival in france, a car drove into a crowd of people just during the celebrations at least 11 people were injured at the wheel, there was an elderly man, he lost control and drove into a crowd of visitors, the most injured were 4 women, including two pensioners, the driver was not under the influence of alcohol or drugs, the police

arrested him, be brave as ukraine, a charity business a forum with that name was held in the polish capital, they talked about entrepreneurship, culture and volunteering in war conditions, the purpose of the event was to raise money for industrial generators for front-line hospitals, maria chernyakhivska will tell more about 200 people who are interested in business development gathered at a forum organized by the public organization euromaidan warsaw, where in particular they raised the topic of conscious volunteering , talked about the urgent needs of the ukrainian army and the reasons why investing in security is now extremely important for me, this war has been going on for the 10th year, so as of april 23rd, we are losing the war, mathematically , we are losing in terms of people, equipment, ammunition, in everything, and first of all, because we do not have

drones, since f-16-2, we do not have air sup.ua, no nato country will start a war, a serious ground operation without dominance in the air, everyone wants to believe in something bright , because if we keep saying that everything we will already lose. well, in our country, ukrainians will not go to poland, ukrainians will go somewhere far away to iceland greenland, where they will think that they will definitely not get it, but they are doing what they are selling victory, but it is similar to what everyone thinks and to which we strive, in order to save the lives of ukrainian soldiers, we need to invest in exactly what saves people and transfer money to those organizations that know technology, convinced volunteers, people can be saved in one simple way, this is to invest in

drones, to invest in technologies in radio-electronic development, we must do so that we destroy the enemy at a distance, so that the artillery barrage does not fall on our people's heads, if you plan to buy mortars, then trust return your money to the living, how to buy mortars, well, there are a number of organizations there, so around a-a prytula there , some people who are engaged in professional tactical medicine discussed on the forum and challenges in the cultural sphere of ukraine, for example, i am surprised that some ukrainian theaters are now staging hmm documentary projects about this modern war, reflecting on what is happening with classics , while others

are staging an entertaining repertoire. such a layer is his tastes, then he goes to the elections and votes either for yanukovych or against yanukovych, and whether he goes to the squares, but the theater is not an entertainment facility and he must bear responsibility, as well as at the activist forum also held a charity auction for all the proceeds, they will purchase industrial generators for front-line hospitals, we have already collected and handed over to ukraine 53 generators, we are now collecting the next 47 because our goal is to purchase 100 generators in the front-line hospital of the e-e kherson zaporozhye mykolaiv kharkiv regions maria chernyakhivska igorya antonyuk for the espresso tv channel from warsaw, and the train with women, children

, grandparents arrived in berdychev , zhytomyr oblast, rescuers together with doctors and volunteers met the people and took them to the hall waiting there, they were able to rest a little, talk with psychologists and receive other help, then people will be resettled in places of temporary residence, they heal the soul today is the all-ukrainian day of the psychologist during the war this profession has become particularly relevant in ukraine, 120 full-time psychologists of the state emergency service work there, they help displaced people, support relatives who have been victims of russian shelling, but they give strength to the families of soldiers, not all wounds are visible, but they definitely need healing , military psychologists who work with our defenders

in particular, they help to overcome fatigue and recover. the brain is not configured incorrectly, the body will go somewhere wrong and where it will die, that is, the first advice is to find your own personal way of overcoming fatigue, you need to be able to recover, but when the war ends and we all take off this form, the best thing is self-development and communication and adjustment communications, the army is about people, in order to support the military , the steel border charity race took place in khmelnytskyi, thanks to which funds were collected for the needs of the 15th mobile border detachment of the guard the distance for children was 500 m, and adults ran from one to three kilometers, almost 1,400 participants from chernivtsi and sumy participated online during the race , you could take photos with military equipment and soldiers, take part in the auction and see the trophies won by our defenders, the organizers managed to collect funds for

thermal imagers, sterling monitors and tablets for our military, brave to carry light in odesa, eight dtek energy workers were awarded the president's medal for the defense of ukraine, as they were awarded for courage during the liquidation accidents and ensuring the operation of critical infrastructure during hostilities in the winter, specialists raised the power system of the odesa region six times simply from scratch to ensure the operation of hospitals , boiler houses, water supply and drainage facilities, specialists developed emergency power schemes for this moment . i have everything to tell you. see you at 7:00 p.m. 00 the news team is working on the final issue , read more on our website espresso tv subscribe to our channels on social networks espresso on youtube telegram on

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and all kinds of other things we continue the information broadcast on the espresso tv channel vitaly portnikov is with you now there will be as much information broadcast as conversations with the guest oksana zabuzhko, a writer in our studio greetings mr. oksana i welcome you to lviv i welcome you to the espressa tv channel studio and let's start with your new book on one and the longest journey, tell me about it, uh, well, you can talk about the book in general, yes, you have to read the book, it’s clear, but i just talk about it non-stop , using this book to talk about broader problems. well, that is, the book that was written was my first the book of my entire career that was written to order for the same western publisher of the italian publishing house inaudi they called my agency er just in the first

week after the full-scale invasion with a proposal that i write for 120,000 signs something like timothy snyder, where i explained, i will tell the viewer, by the way, that we once had an interview with ms. oksana, when she published her famous book, museum of abandoned secretions , and she said that she would agree to talk to me only if i read before the interview yes, the interview was 24 hours later. but i often read all night, read and read, and could have a conversation. yes, we are all 800 pages of the museum . let's start secrets. now and now and now after all, you can tell about this book yourself, about this foreign publisher , er, that is, a book that had a belt - that was written from the beginning for a western reader, for a western audience, where i quickly had a nightmare and

immediately, well, that is, when writing for a translation, to submit it all so that it was already published in the fall and then went out into the world because it was self-evident that it would be published not only in italian , but it would be published in other languages. today there are already seven or eight of these languages, which means that the book is still moving around europe. where i would like to explain, as i was told, what we here in the west missed about this war, er, in its and cultural contexts starting from the 14th year, well, that is, it is clear that my first reaction was haha, why from the 14th and what to start it must mean from the 18th century. at least i am better than the 17th. well, in the end, i somehow tied the knot. that is, it all started to be written, you know, on the wave when the battle for kyiv was going on and when

its resolution was unknown, unknown. hmmm, but with the feeling that this is how you mean it, finally somehow you will be able to do it all put together well, there is such a general matrix of events on two levels, 30 years since the collapse of the soviet union and three hundred years since the creation of the russian empire from the muscovite kingdom for the direct participation of our glorious ancestors , that is, the ukrainian kyiv elites. revenge is in full swing, so to speak, and the polish crown and turkey, because the war was going on two fronts, in a word, khmelnytskyi's project , which is now coming to an end, and why is it time for us to update mazepa's project, or rather why

it is updated by itself and mazepa's europe is just somewhere like this when you look at the map of us from the 14th year and it supports like this from sweden to wallachia that's how it happens. well, besides that, of course, that is, the first history is thirty years old, which means that the collapse of the soviet union was, in the end, only an attempt to reformat and reform an empire that was no longer active in which the communist party was no longer could perform the role of uh, that means the main ideological manipulator, that is, the former chek nkvd, gpu, kgb uh-uh wanted to become and it

wanted to become it became a monopoly of power, it became this monopoly, that is, the current russian federation is a state that is like a kgb state, yes, the post of the kgb, it was renamed there , but it was renamed half a dozen times during this century, but this is an institutional burden that has been ensured throughout the century - this is this caste, the internal party, which means that it is interested in this very postmodern empire, we are interested only from dzerzhynskyi or from some bezkardorf, this is it, so it is, so to speak, a graham-griniv plot, it is not quite i am not, er, it means the author of detective stories my topic is 30-35 pages in addition to the same it is an essay i mean it is from the first

person it is based on my own experience i can afford it not like timothy snyder like oksana zabuzhko i have more freedom and can speak based on my own experience like member historical events, witnesses and participants of historical events, that is, this is how it works, paradoxically it turned out that this book , which was published at the end of 22 which i group there and put into a puzzle , of course, ukrainians are also known as participants and witnesses , but it actually means a piece of history . so here, too, it is obvious that a writer's hand is needed, because writers see the world of history

they think in stories so and uh well and the most important thing is that this book is a very good platform for me to speak, so what is here in front of me means i simply because it is obvious to explain means it 1 2 3 4 5 11 books that i published during the year of the war , exactly from february 24, 22, to february 24, 23, cultures have grown so much. those books where where i am obliged to participate in the promotion that is, this

explains why i spent most of this military year jumping from one airport to another and in permanent ones, but actually it turned out , you know, they said and it really happened . the longest trip happened in several events. and the nearest airport is in warsaw. so, when you are already leaving, they will already arrange this trip for you for two or three months so that well, in short, by the end of the year, it turned out, as google calculated that i had visited 20 21 countries and 93 city ​​condratulation with oksana said to google that i was absolutely speechless, you can imagine how it grew eh, that is, eh, that is, it was really hard work, eh, and almost half of these books are, that is , here not only the longest journey, but almost half of these books are just the longest

trip and it is clear that on each of these platforms you talk about the war , you answer questions, you check, you inform, you continue on, that is, in this field , what is called changing the narrative of this war. i formulated the narrative wars for the press at the first presentation of the longest journey, it was in swedish, er, at the hedogorsk book fair in september, when i was asked, the journalists asked: and what do you want to achieve with this book? well, i said change the narrative, change the prevailing narrative around this war, because all these means conversations about how to save putin's face there as in short how to reform russia or can russia become democratic it is called if you remember it

western idea was dominant because i'm sorry the russian voice has sounded all these 300 years. they are talking about the last 30, but ukraine is only now opening up to the world and, accordingly , talking about yourself in the first person. this is the right to talk about yourself in the first person , for which we have paid and are paying with the blood of our best sons. of our people, here it is, this right must be used to its full potential, and we use it, unfortunately, it is still not enough. for example, in general, we have big problems with information, they sincerely say, that is, when we are in ukraine, we have big problems with

information about everything about everything except russia , you know , there are dozens of bloggers who analyze every word of solovyova skabeeva and her name the legion of these russian propagandists is not clear because they do not understand why are people even interested in what they are saying there no well, what kind of general characteristic does it mean for general orientation ? man-hours were spent telling ukrainians, look at this shit, smell it, how shit it is, well, listen to the person here on express , they are just analyzing this russian propaganda . she has such a program dedicated to it, and all these narratives can be clearly traced there . yes, she is doing it professionally, we are not people are surprised who just sit under it willingly and watch it. do you understand that this is strange? i don’t understand

why the eyes of many ukrainians are still directed in that direction and why in our country, well , you and i have talked about this more than once, and you once in some in some it means one of our interviews here and there . have you ever complained that you dreamed of being an international journalist at all? there is no problem with that, the problem is with ukrainian international journalism , you know, i don’t even know, i know what you will say, it already exists. i understand that it exists , potentially, it exists and would. by the amount of airtime that we continue to spend on sniffing this moscow scum, while in fact ukrainian society is really, well, practically

uninformed. well, we don't have international regular international reviews and we don't follow uh-uh, they don't follow the ukrainian viewer . listener, reader. - for the narrative wars in europe and they are going on they are going on and there is a really tense tense very tense war that directly affects not only that they will give us weapons they won't give us weapons but in principle on you generally know how the constellation of events on the general picture of this war affects a lot of things and, well, and what , for example, from the fall, russia began to throw in , obviously realizing that winning like this on the battlefield is not going to work out, since the fall, a very big one has gone it was just palpable in all of these

special information operations in various european countries, as far as i could monitor, it means that we got into the ukrainian airwaves, but only dmytro kuleba's message that 18 ukrainian embassies received in europe, only in europe they received, uh, the same parcels with threats there, with some of these cut out, which means the eyes of animals and all these, which means horrors , well, that is, that is, this is such terrorism of the elementary level of intimidation, yes. but how much of this actually happens when you travel like this and then almost every day , every other day in another country, but meeting with ukrainian diplomats who work there on a permanent basis and who tell you what happens behind the scenes, meeting with ukrainians who

who are coming who are there in europe with our refugees, those who received temporary asylum and who also tell you how they are changing, how attitudes are changing , how they are beginning to appear, how this russian money is directed at them, you understand this in the form of some of these local aunties who come intimidate mmm and this is happening and it doesn't get into the media mostly until you understand it won't appear er well, i don't know until it appears there, let's say scandals won't start with the fact that zhadan was banned from a concert in italy because there everyone already terribly peaceful, peace-loving and do not want to interfere with the collection of funds for weapons uh-uh that vv uh-uh canceled a concert in germany that the same zabuzhko cat concerts were arranged by the extreme right in kraków when i received an award he

is the vincennes award and uh and and in known, well, somewhere, somewhere, they will accompany me, so to speak, here are these groups of aunts and it looks, well, very much like that, you know, in the spirit of munich in 1923, absolutely despite the fact that it is very disturbing to polish society, but here are these right-wings, hmm, what are they on russian money, so what used to be hired means there for pro-russian demonstrations and who participate in anti-ukrainian anti-vaccination actions before that they participated took part and so on and so on, i.e. all these things, as if in every country in germany it is their turn, these mean quasi-pacifists, these old, supposedly feminists who shouting we for peace demand not to give weapons to ukraine and who are organizing alternative

demonstrations for tomorrow after tens of thousands of people march through the center of berlin on the anniversary of the full-scale invasion on february 24 for tomorrow, the 25th, you understand, buses will bring a not incomparably smaller number of these very peace-loving aunties from all cities, but all the cameras and media will converge on them, not the coverage of this thing. well, in fact, in the spirit of anti-ukrainian. in a completely transcarpathian way, that's why they say that they are pacifists, what kind of peace, well, you know this discourse that it's a shame for both sides that it all needs to stop, we need to agree to take pershing away from us, but the soviet union is absolutely not going to take its missiles from neighboring germany fair that is, the same so completely