[000:00:00;00] and it's time not to vote for this resolution. well, and also the legal consequences of the adopted resolutions, please. well, you know, it's difficult for me to say what price is too high, but what the representatives of hungary are actually saying is that the price is probably too high, meaning the impossibility of implementing those trade and economic relations with the russian federation, which they carried out before the european union imposed a whole series of sanctions , i think they are talking about this. of course, this is too high a price for them, but you know. well, i was first, i would like to add that what they did not vote for it. in fact, it is, well, all those countries that voted for it mean that they did not vote for and therefore did not support this resolution because they simply did not want to show their public position, and therefore, on the one hand, they understand that it is not very

it is appropriate to vote against or receive such a resolution because, well, the facts are on the face of it, the international criminal court initiates relevant cases specifically a for genocide, which is carried out against ukrainian children for the deportation of ukrainian children by the russian federation and violated it against putin and there uh, there are some women out there, yes, i hope that this daddy will grow just after this resolution and there will be not only two subjects, but still these countries that did not vote for them and cannot publicly express their position, but still hope for any relations with the russian federation, we have to remember this well, and accordingly strengthen our diplomacy and promote our messages , including in european institutions , including a-and in the un and which today is absolutely so inactive yes where is it -is

for some reason, the russian federation is the head of the council of ministers, well, this is just a disaster, well, there are no such stories regarding this resolution. well, of course, it has important consequences, because it can be used as one of the pieces of evidence for the international criminal court in the proceedings which was violated, and the plus is that there is a question of expanding the list of persons actually related to this genocide, and this is also not bad because it is actually for the international criminal court to initiate appropriate proceedings against i have brought you to the end of these persons, and when it will be because, well, this is a slingshot , yes, the evidence base is all, and here the issue of the spread and robbers of the iss to the russian federation is very

huge . time with the appropriate ratification but at the same time a significant step after all these persons about the iss initiated a case well two persons so far putin yes and his a-and there well the representative and all these persons against whom these cases will be violated and they should be arrested and actually in those states which ratified the rome statute at one time and are covered by the difference of the international criminal court if they avoid and delay the implementation of this arrest when distant persons come to their territories well, that will be a question for these states. and how is it possible to ratify the rome statute and then not comply with it now you, together with me and our viewers , watch a small story today, poland celebrates its 19th anniversary as a member of the european union . well, what has poland managed to achieve during its 19 years of membership in the european union, and then

we will talk about the prospects of our membership and how we can achieve similar results . let's look at the material. almost every polish city has a modern theater, a philharmonic museum, and a museum during its membership in the eu. polish cities received high-quality infrastructure, which is still being renewed today. and public organizations received additional support to solve social problems, and now let's go back to the distant 2000s, when poland was only on the way to the eu, then panderiusz worked as a state secretary in the office of the president of poland , kwasniewski , an ex-politician confirms that his country managed to defend its interests by agreeing to join the eu. in confidential conversations , it was said that if you do not accept our conditions , then you will not join the european union, and to that prime minister miller replied, "what is the point

of expanding the eu without the largest country with of the eastern bloc in 2004, poland became one of the 10 countries that joined the european union at the same time, first of all, it opened the european market for polish european entrepreneurs , joining the european union brought an increase in the polish gross domestic product by half, the growth became noticeable not only in taxes, but also in the increase of entrepreneurship the export of products of polish companies was especially taken advantage of by representatives of small and medium-sized businesses , the economy of poland became closely connected with the european market, in particular the german one regional policy changed. this affected the construction of high-quality roads in general, the construction sector was implemented, the principles of energy efficiency were first of all applied to health and cultural institutions, no less advantages of joining the eu were also felt by the agricultural sector, polish farmers received a double

benefit, it will happen on the one hand , polish farmers received funds for the development of their farms, the purchase of new tractors for the construction of both their own houses and commercial facilities, and on the other hand , the european market for products has opened of polish farmers, great changes began and in the transport infrastructure of poland, the construction of the second metro line began when poland had already joined the european union . before the financing reached about 60%, warsaw would not have been able to finance this construction from the eu funds on its own. we received more than 7 billion zlotys for the second metro line this is money for the actual construction and purchase of rolling stock, all modern buses and trams that currently run in the city of warsaw were also able to purchase , thanks to the funds of the european union, most of the buses of the polish capital are electric

and still receives funds for its infrastructure projects, for example, the construction of a new 20-kilometer tram line is currently underway in warsaw, the construction of the design of buildings, as well as the purchase of rolling stock, part of the total amount, about 60%, is covered by the european union , in addition to improving the quality of life, poles received the right not only to move freely, but also to work on the territory of the eu, it caused emigration from the country , then about 2 million people left. however, experts do not consider this number to be significant. minutes for answers i will not ask many questions, but oleksiy please tell me the prospects of ukrainian membership in the european union, how many years do we need to achieve the results that poland has today, i understand that the war is over, what will be the consequences, we do not know until the end anyway, let's give ourselves some perspective. we will draw

a picture for our viewers , please. first of all, a lot is happening in our country. i can say from my communication even in the council of europe, and this has clearly changed the attitude towards us and we know they feel that we are, well, of the same blood of the same culture, that yes , ukraine should become a member of the eu, this is what all those who were even there a year and a half ago are saying today they didn't even want to talk about it, that's why the question of ukraine becoming a member of the eu is clearly a matter of timing, a lot depends on us. and by the way, war does not have such a direct meaning here as, for example , for joining nato, that is, the european union ukraine can join. well, i hope that the war will end with our quick victory. but in principle, this is not such an, you know, obstacle that we will not be able to cross on the way to the eu , so our task is to work, our task inside the country is to protect democracy

, the rule of law, to develop these human rights. without this, we will never become members of the eu. if we go, god forbid, on an autocratic path, but certain ones. unfortunately, i see threats to this. i hope that our people will demonstrate again and again that they will never allow such a thing, then we will definitely becoming a member of the eu and how soon i will repeat it again in our hands, mrs. viktor, i want to ask you, well, first of all, what impressed you the most in poland when you were there, and uh , please tell me what ukraine holds most important, do you know , by becoming a member of the european union yanukovych once asked for money from the eu, when he was there in vilnius , in 2013, i told him that it was valuables, not a wallet . well, this is actually something that should be understood by all of our viewers, too, but still, please, mrs. victoria. i think that ukraine mentally has already become a member of the european union and the question is only of our legal entry. and what struck me about poland is that it seems to me that

it is a real european country in which our citizens who are there are either forced to leave ukraine or go abroad and leave through poland, yes, because we don't have air connections now, they could already see it with their own eyes , and the transport system is completely developed, and the roads are comfortable , and the quality services that are provided are excellent, and you know. well, it's really impressive there quality food products, this is all the result of poland's accession to the european union, the investments that were poured into poland by various countries of the european union after its accession. you can just see it all. and i 'm not talking about the level of crime and security, because you really feel yourself on the streets of poland, it is absolutely safe , protected, and there is law and order, there is respect for human rights. such

values ​​seem to me ah. well, actually, we need it and we will get it, but you know, i am convinced that we will enter and become members of the european union, but i don't really know, well, on the one hand, i would like to disappoint our viewers, and on the other hand , it seems to me incorrect to talk about the fact that ukraine will become a member of the european union two years ago, if you analyze the path of other countries to the european union, then it is possible to say that even the average period of joining the european union from the moment of application to full membership was much more than two years, and about two years, uh, only three actually joined countries, yes, finland, sweden, and the third, i honestly can't remember now which all the other countries , uh, they were just bothered by these bureaucratic procedures, even the deadline, but as for our homework here , it seems to me that we will also lose, because if we

analyze the seven criteria of our candidacy to the european union, which were adopted last year, and you know, i can only say that according to one criterion , the claims noted here do not belong to us, this legislation on national minorities, because we have there are no rights to ensure the rights of national minorities, but all the other six criteria are met. well, somehow we get the impression that we are showing, well, we are trying to showcase that we seem to comply with them, but there are questions about them, you know that there are questions about the reform of the constitutional court and the law that was adopted by the verkhovna rada and signed by president zelenskyi, put a full stop before yes, well, i will finish, yes, there are a lot of questions , so if we do not fulfill these requirements even for the candidate, then there will be a question to pull back and well, this is the price of our admission to

the european court, which should be thought about