[000:00:00;00] the system will go much faster if we talk about local self-government, i am included in the working group specifically for the integration of veterans. but i will say frankly that i am familiar with the results and at night i add my proposal that it was necessary to optimize what support to receive from the state

. let me thank you and to all your comrades, thank you very much for what you are doing. yuriy, you obviously spoke with these same comrades after mr. president offered to join veterans a and b, including those who are currently fighting on the front lines, to join the discussion of the ukrainian doctrine and to think about where veterans can be useful, where the military can be useful in which areas of ukrainian state-building, and how did the comrades react to such a proposal, and in general what can such a role be in which spheres in which directions, it would be interesting to work on the future of ukraine in an extremely positive way. i think that someone will necessarily continue his path to the defense forces after the end of the war, but here it is important to

maintain the level of social guarantees for military personnel. we will have such problems as we had at the beginning of the war, and the second part is that someone continues to serve. perhaps in international missions, the example of the un also refers to a large number of military personnel and a person who has passed through the trenches in bakhmut or any other direction . and workers places for other colleagues or representatives of the civilian sector, this will definitely happen, but here the state must provide a certain starting capital in order to be able to implement many other civilian professions, here in my unit all volunteers are people of completely different professions, which of course will depend on the percentage after the victory, the distance will remain, the rest will continue to do what they are specialists in, with the exception

of the profession that they have already acquired and uh, with whom i do not talk to my boys, they the commanders say the main thing is to win the war, let's win the war, then we will get involved, we will rebuild the state as we live, i say that's for sure and it will be, i expect that at our age we will see it, it is so extremely nice to hear and the thoughts of you and your brothers are so full of inspiration and the achievements of readiness and readiness after victory to rebuild ukraine if we talk about what veterans face when they return , what defenders face when they return from the front so that

society understands ilo a-a was prepared correctly communicated with them well, you probably don’t need to say that we didn’t send you there, well, forget it, it’s just very important, the second thing is, well, i’m so separate where, uh, we’re exactly people like you and we work on them with goals and tasks, just everyone in their own place, and we have enough risk for survivability, well, much more so than the rest of the population, although in the framework of a full-scale war, it flies to all cities and there is a threat, you always have to perceive it as equal and not to be afraid, because often enough, military personnel perceive it is like an island of certain danger in me on mine in practice, there was a story when, however, the couch told me during a short-term business trip to the city of kyiv. and you have combat weapons, i say yes, combat weapons. mom says you carry four with you . i say well, i am an officer of the armed forces

. on the national police and so on and so then, as for me, a person who, as part of a unit with others, went to fight a year and a half ago from the first day, you are now starting to be afraid. do i understand correctly or not? well, friends, do not be afraid of military personnel, we are people just like you, and communication on an equal footing is what will enable the shortest period of time to rehabilitate and return to normal civilian life, and we all really have to understand that . moose what can society do, and we understand that not everyone may want to participate in government programs so that after that training, after that training, to participate in state creation, it is likely that someone will really need money there for their own business, someone will want to get a job somewhere in some business

. i don't know those who can help adapt so that you can say well, i tweaked a little, not a friend from akulezhanka, these are different things, er, as for how to explain correctly, it is very important for all of us who are on the front line to realize that the power cities of ukraine understand that we are going to a full-scale war with the russian federation to destroy

the ukrainian nation. yuyu accordingly this awareness must be in all our citizens, everyone must understand that the war will continue for a certain time, we have certainly come closer to the equator, according to my conviction, now we need to be friendly and united, put aside political ambitions, any other ambitions, work effectively in our place, support each other's defense power, when you understand that the one who is in the rear with you is in the same boat, it is understood that he divides you, what is it in the state, that he understands the load that the military has to carry out, which and that he is comprehensive trying to support the military, it's motivating, it's inspiring, i think that nothing else is needed here, just so you know, everyone was really like one team, it's inspiring, motivating and makes you move forward even when you're very tired, thank you for your work, for what you found, finding the time to join our conversation is extremely important , of course, because it will affect , in fact, the consequences of our conversation can affect the whole

society. of the 92nd separate mechanized brigade named after the basket chieftain ivan sirka joined our broadcast, we will move on, friends, but don't forget that ah, all the same, our society will have to pass a certain test of how much we can really not abandon our own, not abandon those who defended our freedom and help them adapt and live next to us without distinguishing who is a veteran and who is not , let's move on to another equally interesting topic, don't be surprised, don't be surprised if suddenly the leader of the russian militants is prigozhin or kadyrov

with their support groups will go directly to the kremlin about this, the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, called for this. he explained that there is no one to defend the putin regime, since most of the russian armed forces are currently in the temporarily occupied areas of ukraine, and those who are supposed to guarantee the safety of the putin regime in russia have no motivation. this head of russia is already so weak that he is unable to protect even the russian regions from his own militants, and if one day someone prigozhin or, for example , kadyrov, will not march straight to the kremlin it is surprising that dmytro levos, an international political scientist, joins our conversation just in time and we will talk about how much prigozhina's so-called rebellion weakened the regime of the war criminal putin. dmytro, congratulations. congratulations a-a well, she really demonstrated how much putin would have ordered that the society consulted around him. he thanked the russians for helping a-a they did not support prigozhina. war

criminals from a private military campaign wagner, that is, there was absolutely no consolidation. and it really happened once again that in the case of danger, in the event that putin meets the opposition, well, the pseudo-opposition. yes, but all the same, with a force that has weapons, that has physical strength, then he immediately does not know how to behave, he immediately sits on a suitcase . certain conclusions and next time when we already see such an armed rebellion, there will be no retreat back 200 km to moscow, you know. i think that this is quite possible and the scenario is yes, the influence is that putin's authority suffered after the rebellion of this rebellion. yes, that's clear. why did it coincide with such a crisis situation in general? with this complex, yes, as it turned out, putin is losing his authority, first of all, so much

for his population that not not so much it is important how much it is for those towers of the kremlin, how much for these power groups where he always acted first as an operator of conflicts that he himself created and then as moderators of those conflicts. well, this story has lasted for more than half a year. give shoigu the shells, yes, this is exactly from this opera. that is, it is what putin created and then putin himself, these fire extinguishers of conflicts and uh, started them uh, this is one moment that became clear that, firstly, he can no longer be this mediator, secondly

, he is not so authoritative and authoritarian he suppressed it when it does not fight with the rhetoric that this is treason and suddenly it becomes clear what is happening in this meeting with the handsome man. and although there is a conflict not so much worldview and not so much, well, there are separate managerial ones, even and rather about the level of income, yes, and such a manager of management in the war and asset management that goes outside russia, where pvk wagner is involved eh, to simply eh, in principle, i think when it comes to what er, the pain commanders of this wagner

talked about the fact that they are loyal to the regime loyal to putin and prigozhin himself said this in principle, this is true, that is, they had no goal to change the government, but what they demonstrated is that it is possible to change the government and it is possible to set their own conditions, eh, this is clear, and that is why i think that here, by the way, there is another such demonstrative moment that eh, this is eh, putin lost this authority for his own, for his entourage, too, for more than one moment, yes, that war did not arise, eh, then he began to tell about this, for example, well, they had such demonstrative moments begins the story to these african leaders who came to him with a peaceful initiative that you see, we went to the west deceived me, ukraine deceived me, it shows some kind of weakness, now again, the return of the azov commanders to ukraine and what russia is doing, and it is again special to putin, to himself, to his closest entourage, showing weakness, yes, he says, yes, we were deceived, and, yes, so that the whole well, everyone more or less lives in propaganda, does not know how to immediately react to it, and then lavrov

calls and says that well, business, normal business relations, although the turks did the wrong thing, but all the same, they are preserved, and this is in combination with this parish adventure, it ate up his authority and understanding that we cannot act as a moderator, yes, a mediator . there was no goal. yes, they

, uh, they just tried to solve it conflict situations and problems, etc. next time, i think that kadyrov is not eh, or actually kodirov. and when such a political superstructure will appear, where kadyrov’s squads or the remnants of the pvk wagner or someone else, some eh, or a force from the structure there, like some kind of guard, or god knows who it could be oh man, yes, it is quite possible. especially since this story is from the end of last year, when the deputy chairman the administration of the president is a kind of kirienko regular, he now regularly travels around the occupied territories, he started doing it then and now he was not at all zaporizhzhya, and the eu was uh, then a decision was made about the need to vacate the apartment where the ukrainians went from where to get three and a half thousand uh, russian specialists and there are still no nuclear scientists, yes, he is this criminal

, he uh, just then he contacted prigozhin , he contacted kadyrov, and uh, it became clear that some kind of political power vertical is being built, then they in general decided to create er it was announced that they are being created all over russia at the analogues of the special forces university in chechnya reported even there the far eastern er head of this divya eastern district who said yes we are ready who else from er reported to kiriyenko there are enough people in power who studied with him and then they became governors there and here it is already er i even say that this is necessarily er the future er yes there is a dictator right there, is there a candidate for overthrowing putin, but this is this

mechanism, here he is already somewhere around us it can be understood how it can look like this. the union of these is some kind of power structure, paramilitary or military, with one of these influential politicians, or with a group of politicians or business circles that are here. next time, they may even reach moscow, dmitry. how effective can such collaborations be? as you just called it, and will it actually become just another slice in the city where putin is sitting on the wall? because in the kremlin, uh, and he is just on duty, there will just be

the slightest hints that someone is ready to do something similar to prigozhin, or to hint at something like that, he will simply again use some alternative levers of influence. after all, if there are more such unions and such collaborations, then it will definitely shake the suitcases on which he is sitting, and here, as for me, this is just the dialectic of custom - of course, he will do that. you are absolutely right, but since how much more he it will do so much more. this story will repeat itself and in the end, well, as far as we are. yes, for example, the general disappeared somewhere

surovitin, no one knows where he is here now. well, he may appear here in principle. so far, he hasn't openly established the 37th year as stalin for his closest entourage, but who knows how it will be and when these dangers will appear, or this constant turbulence , then... to unite for the time that will come when the government collapses yes and something will change in order not to lose it it's even possible for the whole country. well, i think it's even possible. of course, your surname is kirienka. who else can be such a motivator and a devotee of such a process? it's an interesting moment that uh, here uh, there's a lot of talk, for example, about the role of kovalchuk, yes, the kovalchuks from st. petersburg, yes , that is, a banker . it's quite

obvious, eh. and by the way, this university and special forces in the country is not a separatist story, it is just a story for times of turbulence in order to build its own vertical, how about me and hold power throughout russia, and now the question is what i don’t know, i think that most likely he will be forced to enter with one of the politicians from putin’s close circle

. yes, the role here is directly related to the political superstructure what can be said with certainty is that prigozhin's mutiny is only the first act, predicted not only by the president of ukraine, but by the state department of the united states and the intelligence of other countries, and in this context, one of the arguments why this story can be repeated, of course, was the impunity that the war criminal prigozhin received after his mutiny, so to speak, against the ruler of the kremlin . in the old gazelle, part of it is still in the parking lot after that they returned his weapon and the one he was awarded, he has about 30 orders there, in particular, and from the leadership of the russian federation, no one forbids him absolutely to move with russia itself. and to exile in belarus. whether he went to exile in belarus or not. it is also still unclear. vladimir putin accepts him in the kremlin, as it turned out. this absolute impunity can testify to what he really is . the hall didn't deploy its mercenaries, it's just

, well, it's hard for me to understand how explain to the russian society, for example, the death of about 15 or 20 pilots, for example, who found the strength to resist the insurgents, the destruction of the infrastructure in general, the threat this mutiny posed to national security, what is the secret of this impunity, i think that this is my opinion . they say there is something lying there, yes, and it is a part

of some business empire that is located outside of russia, there are some african businesses that he controls, he controls the flow of money. excuse me. yes, i think that this is elementary and uh, putin. well, he just did not manage to take control. well, again, i think that there is uh, support in these towers of the kremlin. there is a certain power circles that, well, it became like this . there is no monolith right next to it. well, what about kadyrov

, whom we talked about at the beginning. what do you think? can become like the owner of one of the private armies. although financially dependent on putin directly, can he, with the support of one of the kremlin, also get support and become the one who organizes the next uprising? well, i think that it is purely theoretical. yes, but what recent events show is that probably rather in the case of some turbulence, kadyrov will, on the contrary, somewhere, well, he will create a cocoon around himself in chechnya. he even had a story with kadyrov. i was thinking about something, then they got there, yes, with the parishioner, yes, and then they drove for a long time that's why i think that this is by the way, so to speak, also a test of kadyrov's own qualities, so to speak, he can receive a medal for repeated loyalty, just a short short fact for our viewers at the beginning of july, after the very first days after the rebellion, the leader of chechnya went on vacation. he released himself

. with which you can sit and think about dmytro we to you extremely grateful dmytro levus, an international political scientist, was with us, they talked about how the situation was a coup, whatever you want to call it, and prigozhina influenced the already shaky position of putin, both within the state and on the international arena. and at this hour, you were with oleksiy gomon, kateryna derkach. thank you for being with us and thank you for the treaty. we had enough strength to stop the enemy at the beginning of the war . strength to achieve

victory. glory to the defense forces of ukraine, we are leaving we persevered forward because we understand that our main wealth is our people, that is why we are happy for every ukrainian and ukrainians who were saved, we will stand up because we know that there is no small amount of help and we are ready to support to the best of our ability, each of their shots, the projectile only strengthens our unity and desire for victory, unlike them, we will emerge victorious and recover from the ruins of a washed-up kimzhi

, we ukrainians will never be and we will emerge when the country trembles from explosions, when the night becomes day from flashes, we worry about our relatives them and about we are worried about our help, the air defense forces hold the heavenly front. they protect us, and we must protect them. do not shoot and do not post photos and videos of air defense operations on the network. ukraine is a sovereign and independent state, its territory is intact and inviolable, and we will fight for

it as much as there is strength. the people are the source of power in ukraine . destroys everything we love we are fighting for ourselves ukraine in the world for respect and dignity because we all want to live in a modern civilized and conscious society we want ourselves each other the law of the breath of change you can feel it all sometimes these are changes that have been waited for and others are sudden that are difficult to stay on your feet it is important to keep moving change the place of work professions spheres just learn new skills and do what has always been for later remember there is a new life do not be afraid of changes action education

new skills profession 60 thousand tons of grain was destroyed the day before in the port of chornomorsk as a result of another missile attack by russia. since then, a separate person has announced that he is withdrawing from the grain agreement. his troops attack the ports in the south of our country every night, destroying the infrastructure there. has ukraine faced a problem that cannot be solved without the participation of russia? are there alternatives and who can help in overcoming the new challenge of the russian-ukrainian war

? the future of grain corridor well, we will talk about it with a guest in the studio, this is mr. ivan pusk, candidate of economic sciences , chief consultant of the center for foreign policy studies of the national institute of strategic studies. good evening, mr. ivan. the situation is not ready, but what will happen next, this is really interesting because there are many options. and what options do you see in person? first of all, let's remember the history, that is, before the negotiations regarding the black sea grain initiative were started. on the agenda of the world in general, there was a different idea . it was voiced by the admiral of the fleet at that time of her majesty in the royal government of great britain, who said that let's do this so that the warships of great