[000:00:00;00] yes, it is clear that the legitimacy of these mayors is not. well, she, well, well, under the question mark , should they be put in workplaces or the majority does not accept them , she said that, well, listen to this, we do not recognize such mayors. well, how to recognize them, as 34% voted for them , that's why this is the predicted aggravation this time , this time it's an aggravation. unfortunately, it was from the official crack of the prime minister of lviv apartments that the united states of america and the european commission made a serious remark to him. brings these khmers to the official ones, so to speak tell the offices, eh, with the help of the police, because they won't let them in. and how. when they are prescribed

, they will let them in, it's clear that fights will start. it's clear that these injuries will start . and god forbid they beat someone else, and so on . of the people's forces, who are standing there, nato, who somehow managed to settle the situation, but purti received a warning, now it means these mayors. well, somehow they are already asking, if they are somewhere, to sit down, god knows where, but not in official places. second, he announced that such early elections would be held. well it is clear how out of these 3% voted, we need some other elections that will be more legitimate . well, the third task is what the serbian side demands - the creation of this community of these serbians is a general political issue that has been on the agenda for a long time, but not implemented right away we see russia nearby

, which is rubbing its hands that in fact the kosovars have given them such a trump card to aggravate the situation , laurels are arguing somewhere at international conferences that today there will be murders in kosovo, and the russian ambassador in belgorod is not let's not give that some blood was spilled and so on, these provocateurs and so on, and that's how it turns out in our russia. actually, somehow, some political points are to be taken from this, and that's why, and constantly, with the pimpled belgrade, you know what's in your pocket at the summit, after all, but macron and tol demanded a meeting with the student and the president of kosova, osmani, although there the prime minister is the head of the post

of kurti. yes, the president is symbolic , meanwhile, at least somehow it means that all these things will be adjusted a little. politics differently he will simply lose the trust and support of the event studio . thank you very much oleksandr levchenko, diplomat, ambassador of croatia, bosnia and herzegovina, a specialist, take my word for it. trust me, one of the best experts on balkan issues. thank you, mr. oleksandr . the authorities together with the nokia company will restore communication over the de-occupied territories, such a project exists and this e-communication system, the connection will be much stronger

, there will be much more modern equipment and the system will be more rural stable and protected. it is the dream of all ukrainians to have everything stable and protected, including electricity and water supply and heat and so on and so on and so on and there is an undeniable connection. then we will talk about the judicial reform in ukraine , we will talk with the first prosecutor general of independent ukraine, viktor shishkin , he went away, they are very happy for us we are already ukraine, again they have residents of the newly liberated kherson in these archive footage they call their relatives for almost the entire occupation, people were without communication, but they did not know what was happening in the territory controlled by ukraine in the first week of the liberation

of kherson oblast, communication was provided thanks to starlinks, then repair crews began to restore damaged base stations of mobile communication, some are no longer subject to restoration, there is a need to build a new tower , others are rebuilding with their own efforts. currently , the de-occupied kherson region is provided with 70% of communications. repair or restoration work inhibits the constant shelling of the russians as well mobile operators immediately prepare for the winter and for possible blackouts , the guys come first, the engineers check, do the survey, compile what is needed , come if they can on their own, restore it on their own, if not, we give it to the contractor and sometimes we build again because something changes - we replace it and put it into operation, we try very quickly , for example, in pokrovsky's post, we almost followed in the footsteps of the military, the situation

in mykolaiv oblast is better here, 99% of subscribers are provided with mobile communication, but during active hostilities, the occupiers managed to damage most of the communication stations, the most damage was in the snyuriv district, but now almost all the bases of the range are working , sometimes the specialists had to work under shelling, they even dug a trench for themselves to wait out the enemy fire and work again and someone climbs up someone works in the hardware, someone is standing on the counter listening when the shelling starts or the military also told us that they were based here , we do everything very quickly and leave to cut off because it was not possible to stay here for a long time odesa did not had to restore base communication stations, but this winter, the region had another problem, the city and the region experienced several powerful blackouts without light, water, communication and the internet, constantly powering the towers with generators is very expensive and sometimes even impossible, so the mobile operator decided to use alternative power supply

, solar panels of this base the station is designed for 16 kw, it depends on the weather conditions at the moment, for this power of the base station, it is enough to charge the batteries that are located because it works from batteries at night, but from solar panels during the day, that is, for both basic and charging, such a tower can provide communication for more than 2,000 subscribers, while it is a pilot, but already this winter, this type of power supply justified itself in winter, it worked and worked very well there of course, we had our own abnormal cold weather, we already know . well, as they say, everything is done. well, for the future , it worked. we can remotely regulate ours, too, according to our needs, that is,

to unlock some sectors to ensure and longer operation, yes it worked, the new ones are recommended very well so that there are no problems with communication in the future, the ministry of digital transformation, together with a finnish company, launched pilot projects in six settlements, modern equipment that will be provided by partners, now mobile communication and fixed internet will be laid underground, they have modern equipment, which they are ready to provide today as help to the community so that all operators who previously worked in this area could get the opportunity to provide high-quality services to citizens who live here in the settlement, there should be a connection point that can be distributed to both mobile and fixed for any e-e

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for only uah 499 and get flat and cross hardened bits as a gift, call again good health, ladies and gentlemen, my name is mykola veresen, we will be with you until 17:00 together, we will start with various legislations and the implementation of laws viktor shishkin - the first prosecutor general of ukraine, people's deputy of ukraine of the first, second, third convocations and he will be with us now, we will talk with him about the following, and this, i think , will interest all people who, after all, do not care about ukraine's road to europe . let's also mention a little about poland why because poles very often adopt or try to adopt laws that do not correspond to european values ​​and here a contradiction arises and

here arises such a drama, you know , it is not easy that every state says i want to have its own legislation and adopt its own laws but europeans say no. if these laws do not really fit european values, then it is impossible to adopt such laws, and it is also hungary and poland here, if in the first places they adopt some laws that are very is criticized by the european community, and i think that in ukraine as well. we talked about this with oleg overseas, in the past part or in the past part of the program, precisely about the fact that on the way to europe, and even on the way, such conservative forces are emerging in europe and i don't say no, don't colorize this word conservative, i don't give any

connotations, just people who say we want to live in poland according to polish laws, not european ones, and i was joking and said that it is indisputable because we will say it in any hall including in ukrainian, there are a lot of substances that europeans consider super harmful to health . there will come a time when there may come a time when in european you can't eat lard because it's harmful and we don't want people in the euro to die from these plaques on the vessels and the ukrainians say stop stop stop stop stop we drank moonshine and ate lard so we will eat and that is already the reason , you know, and in the other - the european continental in the balkan city er belgorod dnipro should not be confused with belgorod where

the good russians attack the bad ones russian here people are gathering there, and kosovo is next to it. it just requires putting different numbers on the cars. the serbs say let us have such numbers. and the kosovars say you don't have such numbers. such a trifle. the numbers, but all the numbers are now being fought over there in the north of kosovo, which borders serbia, and as if the serbs are going to fight and the kosovars are going to fight and everyone is going to fight . we want to live differently than europe offers us. we want to eat what we are used to. we want to drink what we are used

to . i was in budapest because he is the leader of hungary, the magyars just kicked him out, they just said you will not work here , but even though it was soros and soros gave a lot of money , my daughter, among others, was a student of this university at the time, and this is a great place for education and nothing, there are no options, they can’t work there now, you know, my education is the same, my daughter studied at an american school in kyiv, then foreign schools were allowed in the early 90s. there were textbooks, american schools , american everything on the world, but then you have to study in a ukrainian school, then she studied the first part of the school day in an american school, and then

ukrainian teachers came there. people know different languages. let young people start from childhood to learn to see foreigners, see americans, it educates absolutely such internationalism, positive, not the one imposed on us by the soviet union . viktor is glad to see you, the first prosecutor general of independent ukraine - people's deputy of ukraine of the first , second, and third convocations. and mykola, i see you too. you see me. i see you very well in the background. by the way, i remember you we will not choose it, because we are as iron-clad as we are in the memories of our past, look ah-ah, i would start with the fact that

the higher qualification commission of judges has finally been formed and everyone is clapping their hands and saying hooray hooray and this is one of the demands of europe to i mean, we got there faster, but i don’t see it, and i’m asking you if it’s even possible to quickly transform the judicial system into one that will be trusted by society. when i watch modern american films, i remember american films from literally twenty years ago, that is, nothing when there were still bribes. courts, bribery of prosecutors, bribery of sheriffs, now we look at the west and say, look how they have everything fairly, let's remember when america started, when america was born 250 years ago and only 20 years ago, it's as if they didn't have some order and

public trust in judges and ukrainians they want to make a judicial reform in 15 seconds until in 5 years, is it possible mykola, first of all, it is impossible, girlfriend, i was successful, as if i did not slap , today they say something like this, there were commissions , let 's remember. mind not yourself but ours society, when in the 16th or 17th, president poroshenko allegedly launched a supposedly new judicial reform, they also applauded, but what do we have today, we have a kariv judge, we have a prince, we have a female judge of collaborators, so why did we applaud then in the 16th and 17th years i am asking you so rhetorically, we will not only answer. and we will ask each other questions together, so we also clapped and you are right to say that what is

happening happened in the united states, yes , it really did not happen in five years. -e to let's remember the russian reform that we were taught at school by alexander ii. it lasted for seven years, yes, and they said that the new reform was 7 years old, but there was not much that needed to be redone, it was from scratch, and that's why it lasted for 7 years, and we had to redo it in particular and the so-called mentality in the selection of personnel and mentality, but here is one moment , eh, why are the americans even so long, but i was here with them with the words, eh, what kind of third president do we have? was an expensive decree they walked slowly, they walked stumbling, they walked crossing each other, but there was this path, the overpass, the road in the fairy tale, we try

to change this road every time , let's compare it in 1992. yes, and first of all, we know what a reform is, but someone thought that we should open a cyclopedic dictionary and we read there a radical change in something , that's what the reform was when the conditions were going in the early 90s . it's clear that the political system has changed , the ideological system has changed , the right-wing system has changed, it's objective, we talked about judicial reform, we invent resolutions of the verkhovna rada in 1992, the concept of judicial reform was adopted, but no matter how the road of instructions, you don't specify , you don't break it down

, you don't let us put a wrench in a working engine. moved as you said, americans for a long time, but here, like a shin nipple, it appears that the judicial reform named after mr. poroshenko in the 16th year is new, first of all, what is this reform, then tell me what was bad in the development of that reform in 1992, and if there was something bad there tell me it was a bad concept with the foot of the reform when you show society the concept of the new reform, you have seen it mykola, i have not seen this concept, i have not seen it, if you will find any information in the verkhovna rada of the 92nd year, find the relevant date, why will you see the text-concept there, and excuse me, where , how, in what period to what extent? we must move. similarly, if the concept is bad, it must be replaced. well, show me

the road to the cash register. where is the new concept? and where is it ? society imposed the idea that we are supposedly engaged in judicial reform, but show me what what kind of reform is it if you made them from the supreme court of ukraine a supreme court for 200 faces without a word ukraine is the supreme and if the higher courts were called courts of cassation against you the courts of ukraine in general some kind of linguistic abracadabra then what is this reform and if you adopted a new code and procedural a what was wrong with those codes from 2005 to 2004 , why did they have to be changed, what's wrong there? you said that something is wrong there, one of them said that until europe, i wo

n't talk about everything. they are a general approach, but the most important principle. that's what you called us, just that i'm your phrase. and why do we only say uh, with reference to americans , germans, dutch, french, etc. do not come to us . by the way, when we wrote in 2005, the new the criminal procedure code with us work of the takskov university andriytsy s from the earth eh mm for the eggs ryan-festphalia a-a barbells professor barbells worked a german means meaning english were germans were americans - that's what you just don't care about me hears i was told about this now, mr. victoria, a second, a second, a second, but look at the important thing, we just observed the polish events today, we will not dive into it so much, but it will obviously be on the road, on that road, there will be such

a stop or pause somewhere, when the moment comes, what we should have our own legislation interspersed with some european ideas and laws or vice versa, because what is poland today and hungary , they pass laws, they say in our country, despite the european union, we are still poland, we are everything hungary is the same and therefore we will have our own vision, and brussels says hello, hello, the vision may be yours, but the principles of value will be common, as in europe, and this will also be encountered by ukraine sooner or later. is the european legislation of ukraine interspersed with some elements of ukrainian, this is also a question. yes, it is a question for you, but you did not have european legislation

. in your previous phrases, you said the principles, yes , there are no questions, but no normativism of the european ones - these are different things, and that's why the poles say that our legislation is ours from the constitution. and how are we going to follow this principle formally or are we going to follow the spirit of these principles? why did they impose such an opinion with such a phrase as the supreme right, we haven't deciphered it yet what is the rule of law the rule of law and judges still apply the rule of law no even on my skin i felt because i fell under our judicial machine during this period from which rule of law animation is this in my thoughts in the judge means the opinion of the co-judges, that's why you can't go to the er and say that and fall

er on the stool and say that this is european, there is nothing european in its pure form, german legislation does not compare with polish polish with french french with italian or with english well english is not in europe anymore yes, but then we will take only the continental one let's even put it another way p- i will ask another question eh well let's talk about the nationalization of national legislation in contrast to the so-called europeanization, here everyone has accepted obligations in us , for example, there are no obligations of the period of the advertised period of the venetian commission of the venetian commission advertised it it is unknown who to me is the strasbourg court known to me who we accepted the obligations of the council of europe known to me we have made commitments and there are decisions, for example, the committee of the council of europe, which

we have to implement hello, the parliamentary assembly, even the council of europe, is simply an advisory body, and there is something that we must implement in accordance with the decisions of the strasbourg court, here we have taken on even under such a system that each of the member states of the council of europe undertook to follow the guidelines and decisions of the european court of human rights, i.e. the strasbourg court , conflicts constantly arise. e.e. the right to apply the right of understanding between the german constitutional court and the strasbourg court, that is, the european constitutional service for human rights. i understood that it would be very difficult for us to need a lot of specialists

, of whom there are not a lot of legal journalists there are also not many who will explain all these problems, you see, you and i have been talking for 15 minutes, and there are already 150 million problems, they just showed us , no, no, yes, so we will meet again. he was with us on the third convocation, and we are moving to friendly kazakhstan. for some , he is very friendly and for others, not very friendly, but still friendly , at least not so much, not quite so friendly, and how let's say the same poland that you just mentioned, but it is more friendly than the same russia, obviously dimash alzhanov, a kazakh political scientist , is in touch with us, and i understand that i need to switch to russian because it is still the language of international communication in

the post-soviet space thank you dima, why did you find this time for us to talk? and i would like to ask exactly about this. what is the president like? you know in kazakhstan what is on his mind, because when we watch him come to the may 9 parade, we think one thing, then he says, eh, he answers quite deftly, lukashenko, pro-nuclear weapons, the second, eh, then they go to china, the third, then he has doubts about such a comprehensive friendship with russia, okay, and then the fourth arises, and we will not understand each other here in kyiv, but still kazakhstan to me, there is no difference in central asia at all, this is important, eh, former friends and i hope in the future friends that this is what

kazakhstan's policy is in mind. well, let's go in order. with a serious vision of how he and the administration will determine the external political course of such questions and raised a-and see there are certain facts that determine test relations with authoritarian countries in neighboring countries with russia and china, first of all, this is a desire it will strengthen its survival as a rather unstable authoritarian regime within the countries , that is, it is done at the expense of russia, if you remember the rapprochement with russia, but it had not only certain economic moments , but also, the most important, fundamentally political because russia is a member of the security council, an authoritarian country with a similar regime, which is already in power, and also a country that affects different borders, governmental organizations such as the osce and a number of others. that is, for kazakhstan