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is the impact this population did not increase. and for them to move to the side of the people who want to live in a modern, normal ukrainian state where ukrainian culture and the ukrainian language are respected and where there is an obvious understanding and respect for it, so what to do with this population, because i just want to add such a remark that i already see a huge number of reasons for their self-preservation even if the war is long. i understand that in this aspect

, the church is also very important, well, everyone knows exactly which one and besides this is also a matter of course. people nowadays are those who even hate russia, the russians. they very often listen to russian-language analysts who hate the same russians, and they live in this information dimension, and it is very difficult to talk to them about the fact that in principle you are citizens of ukraine and you should probably think about the state as well, but they do not have that in their hearts. what do you think can be done now so that their influence does not increase, but on the contrary somehow reduce it? this is absolutely normal, because if the empire gains control over the cultural world of a big city, it gains control over the country, that is why in the big cities of ukraine they have always been russian-speaking, because it was on them that the energy of the empire

was always directed. and the post-soviet years received kyiv as a politically ukrainian city, kyiv began to vote as a city of western ukraine, and i assure you that if we had not received kyiv as a ukrainian city, belarus was here a long time ago, led by the president who was there, they could have built belarus if there was public demand and it was not in kyiv, but the confrontation with kyiv

. state cultural policy i say again i don't think that we should introduce the ukrainian language by force, especially for people who, as they say, it all worries a lot. but we have to give younger people a decent product, a scientific cultural media product to compete with. by the way, with a russian-language product that is made on the other side of the information system, that is, this should all be part of our path to a ukrainian ukraine, as you say, because you don't have any polish poland or romanian romania. i'm just poland, there's just romania. things in in romania, people also speak the hungarian language, there is a huge hungarian minority. it simply accepts romania as a state despite all the complicated relations that the romanian hungarians have with the romanian state and in poland, as you understand, before the war there were their own problems, so in this regard, i think that if we build a ukraine that respects

minorities and that understands that there an ethnic russian in ukraine can have more cultural opportunities than an ethnic russian in russia because ethnic a russian in russia lives in a dictatorship, that's one story. and when we if we accept putin's idea of ​​russian-speaking ukrainians, then that's another story, but i'm absolutely sure that the time of russian-speaking ukrainians as a civilization has passed. by the way, the time of russian-speaking kazakhs is passing in kazakhstan, you understand. as a civilization, you don't just have to assume that it will happen quickly, for this you need an understanding of this process itself and an understanding of the fact that this process is connected with the state

. appeared many talented groups of musical singers, beautiful films, all this is developing, of course, and there are many bad films, but in order to be good, it must be bad. in order not to write one good text, you know how many bad texts i write, i am ashamed of myself, but if i do not write bad ones, i will never write good ones . even thieves will

rob you in ukrainian, and judges will put these thieves and corrupt people in the ukrainian language. this is the result we have to reach. here, please, mr. vitaly, a short question, do you see ways to destroy the imperial russians and russia ? thank you. i don't see the prerequisites for the russians to get rid of their imperialism, but i see the prerequisites for us to stop being interested in it. i think the most important thing is to give the russians the opportunity to live their lives. and we will live in europe and when one fine day the russians will they will say oh, you know, we have remained our imperial we

теперь не имперскими согласны украины другая страна and kiev is the second city in general, prince yaroslav the wise is not our prince vladimir, the bright sun, not our kljaz. well, let's continue talking, while the russians say this is ours, this is ours, this is yours, this is ours, this is all ours. you know when i understood for sure that there would be a war for the restoration of the soviet union, not even in 1991, when everyone said that it was a mistake, that they separated from us, and when they demolished the moscow hotel in front of the kremlin , they rebuilt it as they love better brezhnev and in this new hotel dumplings with cherries satsiv lobio uzbek pilaf and all the deputies of the state duma and the employees of the presidential administration on the other hand began to go there and there in the wrong country let's go to the country that doesn't exist well of course there is that dumpling welcome here is the answer to what we have to achieve because all our conversations oh let's change them they have to change themselves maybe they may not succeed the first post-war years in e-e germany showed that the germans absolutely did not

want to to change who did not understand this and she said god, father, you voted for hitler, panska will say , you voted for putin, you are a jerk, you kissed the feet, beautiful, well, he is a bandit, dad, well, cool, we can understand, you can die while you wait for this, what do you have to wait for, you need a moat with crocodiles in blue and yellow color, nato, a strong army, so that they know for sure that they cannot come to us anymore, and we will just read it later on the internet, here is another bandit there, who went to moscow and tore off putin's monomakh hat and

returned it in back to yank the diamonds out of this one hats on their summer apartments, well, funny. such a country, there are many such countries in the world, but we don't have to stop living with them in one life, you understand, because it's very simple, how they attacked, in soviet times, there was such a family of berbers, well, such a small , cute levenya . grew and ate well, you live in the same

apartment with a predator, in fact he is in a communal he's in another room. well, you can't attack us. he's so cute. he's playing the accordion. oh, my arm is itching. the volga river flows for a long time and he's so kind when he drinks and doesn't fight. no, you don't need to evict him. he needs to be evicted. he needs to be evicted and change the security. then it means putting up barbed wire and that's it. let him get rid of the imps, please. there are some other microphones crimean tatar people suffering a lot from

the speakers, get away from the speakers finally, the law of ukraine on national minorities, the autonomous republic of crimea should be liberated soon, that's what everyone says . please tell me today, the leaders of the crimean tatar people, such as mr. chubarov, express their hopes that they will revive the crimean tatar statehood. what will it look like ? no a killed bear and that's literally what it sounds like. the bear in the kremlin feels good about itself and is not going anywhere regarding whether ukraine needs autonomous republics. ukraine definitely takes into account the fact that there is a law on indigenous peoples, it is necessary to implement the rights of these indigenous peoples. these indigenous peoples live on the territory of crimea. crimea is the legacy of the crimean-tatar

statehood . these countries from the political map of the world and the crimean khanate and the ukrainian state to provide the crimean tatar people with opportunities for the development of their national struggle for the autonomous republic of crimea, changing this constitution, as you know, it is the prerogative of a referendum in those articles that relate to these issues, so if we realize this, if we realize that a constitutional referendum will not take place in the foreseeable future, we need to fill the autonomy of the autonomous republic of crimea with national meaning, in the end, this autonomy itself , the autonomous republic of crimea was restored

precisely as crimean tatar autonomy and by decree by the presidium of the verkhovna rada of the soviet union and the corresponding decisions of the ukrainian verkhovna rada, there was never any other meaning of any russian autonomy in it. this was replaced. now the question arises simply in the adoption of legislation that will provide the autonomous republic of crimea with the opportunity for such functioning. if you are somehow confused by the word republic as a legacy of the soviet union, well, again, this is a question of a referendum. future changes can be called differently . are called republics, but they have, let's say, catalonia or the basque country have much more rights, i won't because of the public, the autonomous republic of crimea is constitutional in spain, believe me, so it's not a question of the name, it's a question of content, but the content should reflect the preservation of the national cultural i would say the historical identity of the crimean tatar people on the historical land of their statehood

, that's all for uh, the intensification of preparations for war in russia happened right after the information appeared in the ukrainian mass media space and uh, about the possibility of submitting to the hague for the occupation of ukraine since the 18th year, the first and second uh, about how war crimes are taking place. and everyone says that it is very illogical, but there is an opinion that it is quite logical, by the hands of representatives of problem regions of russia, they are losing the public consciousness of the whole world information about the crimes of the soviet union

now terrible crimes of today i think there are there are many different opinions on this, it seems to me that what is happening today is precisely what is drawing attention to what happened in the soviet union. i don't. on the contrary, this is the first response against ukraine. it was developed immediately after the maidan of 2014-2014. there was a plan, at least i remember very well that from informed sources in kyiv there are in the west . that the kremlin

believed that they would be able to solve this problem by the way, as it was in the fourth year after the first maidan, they hoped that they would be able to solve the problem politically and solved it by electing yanukovych, when zelensky was elected in the 19th year, and zelensky did not behave with putin like yanukovych, well, at the summit in paris, preparations began already for a new phase, already for an unrealistic possible attack, especially since it was believed that this attack would be painless and kyiv would be taken in three days. if you want to know what became a real trigger i will tell you was the answer of the president of the united states states of joseph biden to the question of whether ukraine can join nato before the deoccupation of its territories, the president of the united states said that it can only be necessary for it to meet nato standards to this answer in the soviet union, in the russian political imagination, there was the idea that if you make a country a disabled state, georgia, moldova, ukraine, it will never join nato, they saw that the option itself had changed, they saw all this that the west is beginning to understand that if these countries are not included in nato, they will never

be freed from russian pressure and dictate and then they decided that i will take ukraine in three days and there we will figure out the whole story. it is quite simple. you can hear it. i have a question here. i am sitting here in the center, so i have a question for stepan bandera. in his opinion, he wrote that ukraine can completely free itself from russian influence when the countries in the caucasus , kazakhstan, georgia also free themselves completely from russian influence. in your opinion, ukraine will completely free itself from russian influence

. think about it what can happen faster or what will be more effective, thank you. i think that when bandera put forward this thesis that the post-soviet space should uh, all be liberated, he was absolutely right because ukraine gained independence as a result of the collapse of the soviet union. that is, it is already dependent on what bandera's creations do not have because he could not predict that the empire would return for its own and now there is simply a very simple test, how each of these countries can protect its sovereignty . you understand that this does not happen automatically, here were the union republics each became where they gave a tool for separation in the form of a commonwealth of independent states, which for russia was precisely a tool for assembly, and now the question is very important, how much each of these countries is self-sufficient from the point of view of preserving its statehood, you are absolutely right that if ukraine retains its sovereignty and shows that it can develop in its own way, then it can help other former soviet republics, but we need

to do it in such a way as not to destroy ourselves on the way to protecting another, you know one of the last military companies that planned volodymyr of the suzdet principalities on the eve of the horde invasion, there was a company against the mordovian principality, the mordovian principality, which was then one of the strongest states of this territory, it did not fall under the horde blows, the mordovian princes negotiated with the golden horde, went to europe with them, then betrayed the golden spirit, they wanted to agree with poland and germany on joint actions against the horde, they were murderers, their daughter destroyed all the horde people against the mordovians it was already the

time when the russian princes received shortcuts from the mongol princes, and mordovia kept fighting and destroying the horde invaders on its land. well, what about the mordovian statehood? as a result, it found itself autonomous in the state of collaborators, so it is necessary to protect itself so as not to disappear, it is not necessary to disappear for the sake of others. this is also a very important moment that must be preserved and then, in a preserved form, help others to be preserved, you understand, and not burn yourself to become an example of self-sacrifice, this is also a very important moment, i just look at it

politically you understand i want ukraine to as a result of the confrontation with russia, it won and did not self-destruct and did not disappear, and this is a question of the formula that we have to calculate in this war, and our former neighbors in the soviet union will each solve their own formula . my question is about our information policy border, in particular in the middle east, why, for example, in turkey, we are less information-strong than russia. thank you. russia has invested millions of dollars in its propaganda for decades, based on the concept of a global state. we always believed that others could tell about us. our ukrainian institute only recently

appeared . only now it becomes clear and russia has always wanted it and now it works in all the countries of the global south, but do not forget that this is the legacy of the soviet union and many of the people you consider journalists are not journalists at all, they are employees of the fsb or the main intelligence directorate of the general staff of the armed forces of the russian federation, and they are not there for the purpose of reporting information for the sake of collecting, but we of course need to work with different audiences and understand the needs of these

audiences, you understand because we very often with one and the same dimension of civilization, let's approach different regions, i will honestly tell you that i start the day with american editions, european, indian, chinese and argentinian editions, this is called the morning begins with coffee and then i already start reading ukrainian news, but at least i imagine how the world looks in relation to us. and i definitely understand that the chinese or indian attitude to the situation is not what we can imagine. have to do i in the end-resh

i am engaged in political analysis. and if i were engaged in, let's say, music criticism, i would start the day, lord, happily. finally, first of all, i want to thank you for your speech, it is really very inspiring. and here is one question that really bothers me. you say that by the 37th year, we have to hand over the country to the descendants who did not know the imperial past, but i see another stage that must take place before that, and i still do not have an answer to it. we currently have six, six, seven million people working in ukraine . the rest are state employees or disabled or retired. and that is, one feeds four i you i want to ask as ukrainians and as jews, because the jewish nation, the jewish state, was formed by immigrants. and we will actually have to close this need for people after we win the war in order not to lose the peace, because one more strip. thank you. the russian empire constantly, when it was winning, populated us with people, we slowly digested them, they could not remain russians completely. because our culture is stronger, but now we will not be good russians. accept i remember in the 17th year i

talked with a russian journalist he said, "why don't you make the russians who want freedom want to come to you? it should be beneficial to you. thank you. it may be beneficial to france. why only we want russians. if you're serious, it's a huge problem. it's absolutely true, but it's an economic problem, first of all, it's not only a ukrainian problem. it's a problem for the whole of europe. we're not reviving the population, and if i tell you that ukraine can expect a demographic collapse after the war, it will still be

a very optimistic description of what the we are waiting for you to feed not four , but five , including me. i will try to earn money for the old ones. to save you from such a problem. but not everyone will be able to. that's why i write 10 articles every day so that you can live peacefully and work only for your children . how ukrainians can work in germany, in poland, in france, it will be such a european