[000:00:00;00] as well as a strawberry, a tree, a railway, etc. therefore, these and many other things are being talked about. now they are talking about updating the structure of the ukrainian language , but we must also deal with what is called an effective state language policy , but ukrainization is one of the concepts that was proposed by us, but the state must to be strong in the protection of the state language, because the ukrainian language is the language of power. i always emphasize this independently. the dismissal of teachers from universities and schools, how widespread is this phenomenon now or how much the opposite are teachers now switching from russian to ukrainian? do you observe this? do such personnel decisions encourage them to do this ? universities use the state language

, there are separate units, but they are not such that they affect the mass nature of violations, so to speak. among our key tasks today it is natural to strengthen control over the use of the state language in cities with millions, and kyiv was already mentioned today - it is of course hundreds of schools, it is of course individual officials - these are internet resources that we, so to speak, ukrainize half of all requests that come to our address, it is precisely the lack of a start page of the ukrainian language, but in each of these cases, we carry out work, impose appropriate sanctions, the situation is leveling out , we have a very positive dynamic regarding the transition to the ukrainian language in odesa and kharkiv thanks to the fact that we found communication with the student environment, the network of student language ombudsmen in various universities of ukraine just says that young people are interested in widespread networks of free language courses, conversation clubs , etc., only at the beginning of the 22nd year, we were able

to initiate more than half a thousand such locations and they use with huge popularity . believe me, today's youth is progressive, it helps as much as possible to ensure that the ukrainian language is in their environment, or is it social networks for your work, is it communication at home there was a ukrainian language, so you speak palayanytsia strawberry, moreover, about neosharovaryshchyna, oleg refused . you just know there are drivers, most of the time they are the people who listen to the radio more often than anything else, and i'm just saying that now, uh, it's actually because of certain language quotas there, because now there is a demand for ukrainian culture, in particular, new songs, yes, the war

gave birth to a lot of new performers of new hits, and in fact, hmm, a lot of them are like maybe you noticed that they are parasitic on such stamps that uh, well, a certain number of people, i am sure that oleg will agree with me that it is considered bad taste, well, that is, all of them rhymes like ukraine, my family is ukrainian there, i dance hopak well, here are the constant images that were always considered something that gave birth to the troops propaganda, that is, to show ukrainian culture, which is simply in which in which the main array, the main symbols there are lard i'm sleeping like fat, fat, i'm hiding, as poplavsky sang there, er, pants, hopak, the fact that now mass culture has gone this way, isn't that a problem ? well, what other way do you think mass culture could have gone

? and some kind of self-deception, if you look at the rhymes of french songs, they are not far from that, and when they say to the japanese that, oh, japan, there are also samurais, they are such geishas. chichambara action movies about the samurai or about the yakuza well, although in reality you will never see any yakuza in japan, well, most likely , well, the samurai is the bigger guest because it is also a separate topic. look at the same american, for example , films about japan are made by japanese films , a whole genre if only about it and said yes, by the way, the americans also created, by and large, everything that we today have such a mass perception of japan. the head of the verkhovna rada of ukraine was the letter stepanovych tanyuk and i had the opportunity to communicate, these people became for me guides to the world of ukrainian culture , that is, they showed me this culture, they

embodied it, they created it, tanyuk movchan yavorivskyi zhulynskyi kosiv, well, drach, many other people that is, these are the people whom i consider to be my e teachers nouns yes that is, i don't know if they could be proud of such a painful well , nevertheless, i mastered this culture because of them, as a matter of fact, and i remember those discussions what actually tanyuk very often talked about is that ukrainization will be completed successfully. only then can we consider this process complete when the prostitutes and racketeers will speak ukrainian. well, the fact that they speak ukrainian at the university is not a relevant topic for a long time . highly ukrainian culture. academically speaking, it has always existed. it existed. even in the soviet union, and then we really composed this folklore, well, at the most vulgar , primitive at the folklore level, but what

is folklore, folklore is mass culture only there 300 years ago. well, today there is a different people, this people has other folklore. well, we want to force them all to sing zaporozhets by the danube. no , they won't sing zaporozhets by the danube . i can't listen to zaporozhets by the danube . i'm sorry of course all the same, my origin is probably given signs, i have not mastered a high culture, but i am beautiful. well, for example, i am a big fan of miss violin , huge fans since my student years, that is, is this a sharovarschyna or is it not a sharovarschyna, you understand. that is, this the question is debatable, well, it’s clear that if you compare it with faith in the heart, well, it’s space. well, because it’s really just parasitism on the most primitive, uh , some uh, mass stamps, but to demand from mass culture, well, that it be uh, on some kind of academic equations, well, this is self-deception, so it won’t happen either, well, you know, very often when you’re sitting somewhere in a restaurant or even at home and you’re listening to this channel and music like that well, but there you need

to talk about something, for example, and you turn off the sound and at the bottom , just those three are playing yes and ot when you listen well, in principle, it’s normal, they supposedly sing like well, if only you start reading the lyrics, then it’s we barley, it’s a refined delusion , and in any language that i know, that is, or english, the lyrics are no better, olezhe . i see that you reacted very vividly there is definitely something to say in just one minute now to mr. taras , and we will let you go, mr. taras, please, if possible , your thesis about how mass ukrainian culture is developing in general in connection with the full-scale invasion, or is it important to you opinion is moving in the right direction, mass culture, i cannot be responsible for the whole culture. moreover, for the mass, i can be responsible for my line of work. but if we recall interesting examples today, i can cite one of these. a few years ago, we received

an appeal that there is a violation in the activities of the kyiv national lesya ukrainka russian drama theater and despite all our agreements, conversations and requirements to comply with the language law, and according to it performances must be in ukrainian if not a state translation should be carried out, nothing happened and it was a big pain for me that in the center of the capital, the center of ukraine, there are theaters that deliberately violate the rights of ukrainian citizens, we then met with the acting director of the theater , kryvya kashlyakov, and he told me his story on february 24 for of all citizens of ukraine, and in particular for the actors of the kyiv theater they became key, they crossed the rubicon and so they crossed the language rubicon both at home and at work 100% of the ukrainian language rocket fire they adjusted the language culture, language stability and language stability of all citizens

of ukraine and our international friends, therefore, the kyiv now without the russian- kyiv lesya ukrainka national theater is among the leading ones, and i want to applaud them for the fact that they demonstrate high culture and dignity , and this of course affects that number on mass culture since their performances began to be all performed in ukrainian they have increased the audience by more than 30% they are now completely sold out is it a big stage is it a small stage is it some additional resources opportunities, they actively tour the world and they are applauded for the fact that they put on plays there, let's say an irish writer , a translation about how the irish language was humiliated and supplanted by english culture, they put on the diary works of oleksandr dovzhenko ukraine in fire and many other examples, let's say tatars constellation theater ivan franko - i try to visit them often, they really command great respect

today because what is happening today is truly a linguistic renaissance and i sincerely applaud to every ukrainian to everyone who communicates in ukrainian encourages others to communicate in ukrainian and speaks fluently with ukrainians thank you thank you for your work taras kremin authorized to protect the state language joined our broadcast olezhe and move in the cultural space in the right way so that er forget about damn it, in order for such a cultural renaissance to really take place, i don't think it's even worth forgetting about it, just so that we have diversity, not only the war gave birth to such massive hits, and we really felt somehow the spread of a deeper ukrainian culture, well, now there really is a linguistic renaissance in ukraine, and

some people came to the ukrainian language out of fear, because the rockets fell on their heads, it’s a pity, although i would like people to consciously switch to the ukrainian language, well, conscious people so far, there have been few in ukraine, they are becoming more and more. so i would like to see a renaissance of consciousness in ukraine , a cultural renaissance not only in the ukrainian language , because the list will subside as soon as the ukrainian army wins, and let's say maybe not even to be muscovite. it can develop here in ukraine and even in the ukrainian-speaking environment because ukrainian- well, how were broadcasts built in general, radio, for example , and tv, that is, russian-language content was imposed , russian-language content was allowed, and there was

a certain percentage of ukrainian-language trash i.e., the ukrainian language and the entire poplavshchyna are low, low quality, she did not measure it by chance, because this would be the strategy of moscow, and what has now been invented has been twisted by neo-plavshchyna and this neo-ukrainian-speaking trash and uh, many singers, i call them a- as well as i call the battalion of operational dressing, they sang the historical ukrainian language, and isn't this the new plan of moscow? by the way, we need to check whether we have, or do we have the ability to check, uh, whether it's not intentional, this is slag, what an idea spaniard valentyn i do not agree with you that living in the swamp is a natural process. these are unnatural processes. especially for us ukrainians, and we see how the kremlin has culturally raped russia today, and they

are going to slaughter in ukraine because they have turned animals into animals. basically what is this song it sounds like it is possible to turn a ukrainian into a patriotic animal and then create with this person anything and everything and she will vote for the clock and these are not random processes and this and this are destructive for the nation in fact this is how the soviet ally and this is how she disappeared russia and ukraine can also disappear not only from a missile . and it can disappear, look through cultural er cultural weapons, that's why i believe i believe that our er radio channels can broadcast high-quality and diverse music, but for this we need our joint will sir valentin, there is a lot. i agree. i don’t understand why it was perceived as one or the other. i just want to say that the prerequisite for evolution is diversity, even a certain

redundancy, that is, when you have nothing to choose from, you are unlikely to choose something good , because it is within the limits of the normal distribution well, it's statistics, it's mathematics, 80% of the entire product of any product is trash, respectively. there's a little bit. we're going to the extreme , it's going to be trash, trashy trash in general, and yes, there will be 10 percent of uh , masterpieces of some kind, listen. we're all great we know, i'm not an expert in music, yes, i'm more of a literature specialist, so if you take a collection of any writer or poet , it doesn't matter which 50 volumes you open at random , you can think that he was a graphomaniac. well, because no one wrote 50 volumes of masterpieces well, if you condense these 50 volumes into three volumes, then the three volumes contain all his best things that he created. that is, i am inclined not to think that the same applies to others, or

do people need to have a taste? he is now, well, the question is debatable. at the moment, i am simply a supporter of the fact that sing in ukrainian, sing badly, sing trash, but it is better in ukrainian than the same russian trash. that is, we, you, are once again indulging even their propaganda when we compare that supposedly mass culture is ukrainian-ukrainian something is trash, but russian is supposedly not trash, but the same insider can be even worse. and when we will create a normal cultural project. well, vv was one of the pioneers in this aspect, because you were also very successful in russia federations consumed your product there, well, they liked it, and there are a lot of ukrainian cultural products that are translated into literature, published abroad, this is normal, but to hope. well, what about everyone in ukrainian

? the prospects are far today , we definitely need this right, we need to work on schools where people will be instilled with a taste for music schools that are closing, children want to learn, but there are no schools that have closed they are not needed, we will open a jump club there, probably a more necessary one, that is, or there is something else, schools, some uh, groups of artistic amateurs, theaters, traveling theaters, uh, i don’t know excursions to cities where there are these theaters in order to instill this in people, do you understand what the problem is? in fact, that's all for now, well, no matter how sad it is for me to say this, there was never a rush or as oleg stepanovych shtanyuk said about this, he was once again joking . yes, when it's in the budget and money for culture and the budget committee goes or to the ministry

give money - he says, but there are people sitting there who, at the word culture, grab the mauser, yes, that is, always according to the final principle, because the year before last, ukrainian culture was financed by much more guys and this year, cinema. by the way, because the mass is through cinema. everything comes and i am a mentor on optimism , we want an optimistic note, when i was still working in the culture and spirituality committee , in particular, we took care of all the books published in ukraine, that is, i was very well acquainted with all these problems, so we went to book exhibitions, i almost bought the ticket booth, i bought all the books, well, even though he did so much, that is, it is not a lot, he made a lot of money, few books were published. well, ukrainian authors and the translation of the translated ones, then you have to buy everything from it, in fact, you have to earn a lot , in fact, listen, if you compare it with others , it is even more expensive there, but today you

can find it. well, i don’t know how you know, how it changed at first, thomas was new, then there was criticism, now here is our format, that is, you literally had a book in english there a year and a half ago, and today they are already publishing a ukrainian translation, that is, in fact, i just don’t want us to speak in such a pessimistic way, you know, that everything is bad there listen no, we don't say that no, well, not that we are optimism, the discussion itself someone was beaten there, there was something else, well, there was and will be , that is, the question here is not only about the language, apparently, uh, in fact, it is about the formation of ukraine from in the ukrainian language in all spheres of social existence, it is irreversible well, that is, generations will still change, it will still go into oblivion, this abandonment eh well, what is inherited is different from okay, we are moving in the right direction everything will be fine, thank you for such ukrainian sing

in ukrainian we will continue to remind you that with us in the studio was valentin glynykh, a political scientist. culture and about ukrainization, which is taking place after a full-scale new full-scale invasion of the russian federation, let's move on, let's move on and we have such a topic, the european commission reached an agreement with bulgaria, hungary, poland, romania and slovakia regarding the import of ukrainian agricultural products into the eu, it is about the embargo of wheat, corn, rapeseed and sunflower it all started with that that the europeans and in european agriculture began to demand that the supply of ukrainian grain be limited, saying that it brought down prices in their markets, farmers left to the protests until the governments of the countries adopted their own restrictions on ukrainian food. later, the european commission adopted

a joint decision on the embargo. ukraine is satisfied and the ministry of foreign affairs expressed its protest to poland and the european union. in general, quoting the spirit of solidarity , we are adding denis marchuk, deputy chairman of the all-ukrainian agrarian council, to our broadcast mr. denisov, we welcome you. thank you for taking the time. congratulations listen, well, i have already heard such a thesis, well, poland was not expected. please tell me how much business there really is in the prohibited export of ukrainian wheat, and how many politicians , yes, basically politics is the second issue of business , because if you look at the basis, when these protests began, they began to be asked the tone is precisely in poland poland, which is the most active country in the european union that defends the issue of agrarian policy , but at the same time it is a country that is actively preparing

for parliamentary elections in autumn in october months and actually this tone they set to protect the national alleged producer under the pretext that there is a shipment of ukrainian products was actually picked up then slovakia , bulgaria, romania, respectively, it caused such a resonance in the european community because the governments of these countries really and single-handedly banned the import of ukrainian grain a-a, moreover, not only grain a , the effect was extended to value-added products, and poland resorted to completely radical actions, blocking transit from april 15, which actually lasted until april 20 on the territory of poland. that is, we this could be carried out even by transporting there to the netherlands or germany or spain. and currently the transit is working and indeed the negotiation process is taking place in the european community . to date, the conditions have been determined that ukrainian imports will be limited to the category of only rapeseed, wheat, corn and actually sunflower seeds, but the oil

is preserved even though to date, until the moment of decision-making there, the european community was told that it would also be oil , at least for now, we are working on such conditions and in the coming weeks there will be a meeting of the european parliament, which must ratify the continuation of the program without quotas , which in principle inspires hope that the conditions adopted for these five countries will be revised, because this ban on imports will apply to a month of work there, that is, roughly speaking, up to 5 in june, when the action expires, and the previous decision about without changing the code, this decision was political for these countries, well, this is the basis for the elections ahead. resorted to such actions that contradict any norms and, in fact, agreements that exist with this within the european community, and the laws themselves, for example , in poland or hungary. well, the second point

is economic, because on the eve of the unblocking of the transit of poles, in particular , their ministers of agriculture came out and the development of rural areas said that we demand that brussels pay more attention to the fact that subsidy programs for polish farmers should be increased, that's when the talks about an additional 100 million began euros that will be removed by the european commission for these five countries , which actually has been agreed to date, so if you look at the situation as a whole, it is really politically beaten, beaten at the expense of ukraine to implement subsidy opportunities for its traders, but for us as a state it is very important that transit is preserved because actually, if you look at our trade relations, then in the context of trade , we actually did not communicate so much with these countries of eastern europe before. for e in these five countries in particular for our

manufacturers what we lose what our e businesses lose in the account there hungary slovakia poland and bulgaria is somewhere in the range of 15-16%. the most important direction of transit for us remains romania, that is, access through river ports, and in the direction of the ports of romania, the volume there is quite so serious, somewhere within the limits of 30%, that we conduct transit through this country, therefore the work actually done, including our government officials ministries in order for transit to be preserved, it is very important because to a greater extent what we transport goes to european countries such as i mentioned spain, the netherlands, germany, and also through sports to third countries of the world, and these volumes are much larger than what we directly sell to, for example, hungary

or slovakia, in fact the market was we used them more precisely as transit countries correctly well actually that is why their actions were so serious and directed they understand that if they are still the ban will not hit especially their market but for us it was it is very important that transits are preserved, that's why they politically decided for themselves at the state level, we supported our sector. we defend the policy of protectionism of the national producer there, although they understand that if they block imports from the territory of ukraine there, it will not particularly affect their market because, in principle, they are saturated in with their european products , that's why many of these countries agreed to act in this way in order to get certain political dividends , mr. denys, we have a time limit. however, i would like to talk a little more about the continuation of the grain agreement, we see that russia is blocking the movement of ships with the black sea. however, recently china announced that it supports the ukrainian e-e position regarding the grain agreement. do you think that

china's position can help put pressure on russia so that it continues hm e movement along the grain corridor? well, for us it is very important that china announced a decision regarding the fact that the failed initiative should work. because if you look at the past months of shipments from the territory of ukraine that are moving in the direction of the world, the vast majority of corn ships are moving precisely in china's side, therefore, actually for its own needs, which today china buys on the territory of ukraine. accordingly, it is very important that the training initiative works and this is an additional stimulus for continuing negotiations within the framework of turkey, the un , and ukraine, turkey, the un, and russia to show how much the world really needs ukrainian grain. great consultations at the level of turkey at the level of the united nations , the united states of america, china, you see, really stated its position, therefore, such a diplomatic

mission, which today is directed to continue the actions of the grain initiative are quite large, because actually on may 18, and russia will end its participation in the grain initiative, because 60 days will be affected, which they have determined for themselves, which contradict all agreements. therefore, now the main ones are such massages that are heard from major geopolitical players , they are of course they are playing into their hands so that the destruction should be continued, but how will a terrorist country, a country of marauders , a country that is today, well, an aggressor, that is actually not subject to any conditions of analysis, act? and the strikes they carry out on civilian infrastructure, in particular on the city of uman, when 23 people and six children died , it is very difficult to negotiate with them and believe in some kind of productive cooperation, mr. denysenko , briefly to begin with, what will ukraine lose and which countries will suffer the most if the grain agreement it will not be extended. now please answer briefly, then there will be another question. thank you . the countries where we export to will be the most affected

. africa, asia, the middle east, the european union for ukraine - this is a loss of foreign exchange the inflow of foreign currency, accordingly, can lead to a decrease in the hryvnia. that is, it can lead to the fact that prices inside the country can continue to rise, so in order to balance the budget , we need to export. after the end of the blockade, the union received more grain from ukraine than from other countries. in poorer regions, please explain if this is really the case in general, and because these theses are not only spread by russian propaganda about the fact that well in fact, there is a large amount of corn, if i’m not mistaken, and european countries that will not be there will not starve if even exports from ukraine are stopped, well, actually, you correctly said that these are the narratives that

sound from the side of russia, because if you look at the actual distribution to the areas that i mentioned, africa , the middle east, europe and asia, they basically work the same way. another question is why the poor countries of africa and corn if they don't have livestock there , i understood that this group goes more to those countries who have the opportunity to consume it for animal feed, and africa has a significant amount of wheat and commercial wheat, which is used to make bread. an important point is that no conditions are prescribed in the istanbul agreements, where exactly the grain should go , the problem is only agreed that there should be security in the black sea. thank you for the explanation denys marchuk , deputy chairman of the all-ukrainian agrarian council joined, they talked about the prospects of the grain agreement, and also, but what will we do with the grain, which is currently being blocked by our

western neighbors, in particular, the ukrainian weapon victory from the first days of the invasion took the fight with dignity, this is the legendary ghost of kyiv on our mig-29 , covering the sky, this is our stugna, the first to enter