[000:00:00;00] to strengthen and play the three-year-old expansion of muscovites in the caucasus, there are still such players, well, not yet, it will depend on what role ukraine will play in the future, yes, and what state russia will be in after the end of the war, no, well, in us there is the so-called guam, let's say, well, we have guam, it's on paper so far and there are two doors in the center. kyiv's tablet, and in fact, no matter what, what should happen, so khrystyn remembered georgia, what should happen there, so that they practically repeated their path, they were, not bad and moved to 2008, that is, there is a chance for them to win back politically, at least to change the government, yes, but so far i don't see any prospects that the government will be changed, although there will be elections next year and it is quite possible that

the situation will change. and why do you think georgia suddenly lost to itself, having carried out both a revolution and reforms, and then suddenly reached such a situation, when they patiently watch muscovites beckon in the center of tbilisi, cheering russian songs with cracks, we can repeat, having 25% of the occupied the territory that suddenly happened to the georgians is not the same as what they have absolutely pro-russian government and external control. the people were scared. that is, the lost war had a very negative effect on their consciousness and their condition. the people were scared, and the russian federation actually still controls the main influential players in georgian politics. i am talking about essentially their version of the oligarchy. yes. thank you, mr. igor, igor simivolos, the director of the center for near eastern studies, was in touch with us about what is happening in the caucasus at the moment.

we will remind that. january 2024, it's already like that the agreed moment ceases to exist, the nagorno-karabakh republic is not recognized , a huge number of people are now leaving this region of the caucasus, apparently with certain reservations, and to be honest, i cannot separate myth and legend from reality at the moment. things, there is not enough information, i would like to have such an objective view of what is happening there right now, because when you talk to armenians, some terrible pictures are drawn about how things are already happening there , all those who did not leave, and actually villages suffer a lot, although on the other hand there is a dominant international law and no one canceled the territorial integrity of azerbaijan,

this is an important lesson, in particular for those who are for... independence of ukraine. but this is an equally important year regarding exactly how these borders were cut, and how, excuse me, the cutting of these districts took place, under what circumstances, and so on and so forth. but here there is also a very important, very important point, simply in the caucasus very often different peoples, they did not have such, you know, they lived externally, they were in this case, until the fascist lermantov and the other russian players appeared there, which is already 300 years old, before the extermination, genocides, discord and conflicts began there, we see how easily azerbaijan and armenia now reached a peace treaty, although still in our lifetime, we were told, that's all, it's 30 years of karabakh and the end and end, both with the transnistrian republic and with the karabakh republic, in your lifetime you will not see a solution to this

conflict. we saw him and the resolution of this conflict was a matter of hours, but now everything will be to depend exclusively on the political leadership of azerbaijan and armenia, so that they play it out peacefully without the russians, without playing any classic narratives of genocides and other repressions that took place, but not without the participation of the russians in the caucasus. so what is a pause? a short pause in our broadcast and we will continue to talk about important things, in particular, about books in our broadcast. ukraine is football, our national team personifies the hopes and pride of ukrainians. espresso tv channel, together with vibet , recalled 10 significant milestones in the history of ukrainian football the key moment of the project. the premium sponsor

of the national team represents: stronger together. after the restoration of independence, ukraine organized its own national championship and applied for membership in international federations. there was also the question of creating a national team. the opponents chose the hungarian national team, which was the first to recognize the independence of ukraine. in order to save money, the game was moved to uzhgorod, closer to the border. this gave the hungarians the opportunity to come to the match by bus, a few hours before it started. preparation for friendly the game was minimal. in kyiv, we trained , figuratively speaking, sometimes on asphalt, sometimes on sawdust. we flew to uzhhorod a day before the game and stayed at the zakarpattia hotel. almost to the coaching staff. did not provide support, they wanted to appoint valery lobanovskyi, who at that time led the united arab emirates national team, as the head coach. lobanovskyi thanked him, but made it clear that he would be ready to take up this position only after the end of the contract.

i had to look for it in the domestic market. after long discussions, he appeared at the head of the national team a trio of legendary coaches, prokopenko, puzach and yaremchenko. the lack of money of the federation also affected the final application, so we had to give up chanov, lyttovchenko, zavarov, bilanov, protasov. another problem for the coaching staff was the overlay on dates. on the same day in moscow's luzhniki, the cis national team was supposed to play against england on the way to the european championship. head coach anatoliy byshovets did not deny himself the desire to use ukrainians: kuznetsov, mykhalichenko, lyuty, konchelskis, onopka and yuran. so our national team will play for a week previously, as planned, the composition could look completely different. the first title sponsor of the national team was the company umbro, which at that time cooperated with kyiv dynamo, there was no time to sew a new uniform, so umbro offered an alternative kit, in which

a representative of the english champion derby at that time performed, and with regard to training suits, she advised to pay attention to a version of inter milan, which had the right elements of colors, yellow and blue, there was not enough time for reflection, so the identity was sewn on top of the inter logo the ukrainian football federation, however, without a trident and in russian. so, on april 29 , 1992, 14,000 fans met the newest national team of ukraine at the almost twice as full avangard stadium. the stands immediately pushed the home team forward. in the debut of the match, the first captain of the national team, yurii shelepnytskyi, could stand out, but the guests were saved by the goal post. i was sure. that i will go to the game with the hungarians in the base, but unfortunately, i started the meeting on the bench. i was young and hot, so i was very offended by the coach. when viktor prokopenko asked to go to replacement, i even took a long time on purpose, could not find a shoe and spent a long time consulting with shoelaces.

the hungarian team was much more experienced than the ukrainian team. coach imr eney took full advantage of the teamwork and international experience of his wards. the game was played in the second half. she visited our gate for 20 minutes. goals: a double by feyenoord forward jozef kiprich and another one by ishton shalloi, a super goal from a free kick by ivan goetzka in the last minute of the match saved the rout. even for history an unsuccessful premiere is important as a starting point to have something to compare with and to understand where we have reached later. so, everything was not in vain, the national team of ukraine and independent football took place, and this was only the beginning of new overthrows. the premium sponsor of the national team presents.

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i really like it. well, we have news about the deputies in the ministry of defense, because this is also a very important topic now, the duties performed by hanna malyar in the position of deputy minister of defense were transferred to natalia kalmykova, hanna malyar herself wrote about it, i want to support natalka with the appointment to the post of deputy, yesterday i transferred the affairs to her, i know it will be difficult, but this work is very important for the country, because the war continues. after the appointment of kalmykova as the deputy minister of defense, umyerov announced that she would take care of the issue of social development, and since february 22, she was the executive director of the ukrainian veterans fund, before that she was an adviser to the commander of the ground forces, the armed forces and the deputy director of the fund come back alive in one word , with experience, and experience, which was acquired during this war, so let's wish it to change the situation, actually to what we all together hope for, communication yes. we will find out whether we are ready to talk

about the 30th anniversary book forum in lviv lvivbokform, program director sofia chelyak is in touch with us. mrs. sofia, we welcome you, i congratulate you, i am very glad to be with you in the studio, so at least remotely, but i am very glad. so you will do the forum in the same way, because it somehow did not work out that way last year, and here we see that you have a hybrid approach, it will be, as they say in schools they say offline and online, and that is, live. and online, tell me more, that is, for those who, for example, will not be able to get there, but would really like to, or before the war always went to lviv for the book forum, now - where is it, what and how to watch, well, watch , we will have events, we decided to return to analog products, there will be a part of the events, these are more than 100 events that will take place live in lviv, at different locations, but 30 events of the main program,

curatorial program, themes, census in the future, we will broadcast, we will broadcast in ukrainian on the bukform website, that is, you enter the program and under each event there will be a video, a link to youtube, where you can see the event, in addition, our wonderful information partners espresso will also broadcast our events on their youtube and you will be able to see them in this way in ukrainian, and you will be able to listen to them in english with spanish subtitles, and here you have to go. to the website of our digital partners hey festival and drop it to your colleagues who are not understand the ukrainian language, then, for now, drop the measures and allow them to listen, see and think about the topic, say, the restoration of ecology, the consequences of the impact of war on ecology, indoctrination, or talk about more philosophical things, sofia, everyone always knew where to park the car , how to run to copernicus, and now your location will be completely different, so maybe tell me how, what, where, this

will be live, well, look, if you park your car near copernicus, then in principle you will be able to run, yes, because this year we moved, but moved not so far we will take place at the main location, it will be a powder tower, and a book fair will take place near the powder tower, where it will be a little smaller than usual, so there will be approximately three 50 publishers from all over ukraine, these are new publishing houses, this is the knowledge of publishing houses, and there it will be possible ... take care of the roads, as well as walking distance, well, about 5-10 minutes, and depending on the speed of running and how much time you have between events, it will be possible to get to other events prepared by our publishers, this year we have to say, what of course what the most popular topics are history, and there is philosophy, and the humanities, which in particular explain the anti-colonial processes in ukraine and in the world, which are related to russia, and there are a lot of ukrainian classics this year, many reprints, reinterpretations, so,

for example, this year's champion with among the number of events is rostyslav semkiv, who is a literary critic, he will present the best texts of ukrainian classics, yes, yes , always in peacetime there was still a group that went not only to buy books, but to take selfies on supercars, so who are you waiting for? we are waiting for this year, we are very lucky that, well, territorially. and sometimes the situation is that about 25 foreigners are coming, at least 35 ukrainians are coming to us this year, from the main one, and there will be more and more authors, and the program this year will be diverse, that is, you will be able to see, for example, from oksana zabushko, kostya moskaltsia, ending with more people who work for a different audience, let's say, even the blogger betmama will have events within the program this year, huh, and

please tell me, sofia, which ones you have expectations from this year's lviv bookform, compared to the previous one, we understand completely... different circumstances under which all this happens, but at the same time, well, how ready are people to return to the topic of books in general, because there are so many other topics that just because they filled their heads and so on, in fact last year a little bit, so we took place live in lviv, but the entrance was due to security rules, so the exit was limited, we usually invited people who... partner organizations, during the time of the forum, there are about 200 of these organizations, yes, but still, it was not an open entrance for everyone, yes, we focused more on online viewings, but according to the reviews last year, we saw how everyone lacks the constant lviv atmosphere, how much they miss coming to

lviv, walking between events, to see the best, the best authors, and we're coming back, so anyway, it's not the same format that it was before the start of the ... massive invasion, but last year we mainly focused on doing more work for foreign audiences, it was very important for us to show that, having this resource, being able to invite thanks partners of top world leaders, intellectuals who are published in the best, well, not the best, most famous media in the world, it was very important for us to speak and make public the topics of genocide, potential, the topic of... war crimes, the future tribunal, yes, we tried as much as possible to form such a coalition of intellectuals around the book form, we succeeded, and in particular we saw after, say , after the death of vik amelie, my colleagues joined in order to tell the truth about the death of

the ukrainian writer, and this year in particular, yes, we slightly changed the list, the list, the invited guests, but we will work to ensure that they help and become a support for public ukraine, but on the other hand, we have refocused and are returning to working for the ukrainian audience, this is how we saw the requests , which are with the beginning of a full-scale tuesday, people, in particular, who were more immersed in the russian context, due to circumstances , are discovering ukrainian literature, history, language, this is how they are taught, and for this, the forum itself is a great place, because here it will be the best authors are collected, you will be able to see , yes, talk, listen to people before buying a book, and it seems to me that this is a great opportunity to develop, learn, and for a this is very relevant

now, because we see how necessary, and yet humanitarian sciences are very necessary, if we are talking about the information struggle, if we are talking about propaganda and understanding of what is happening in the world, and by the way, in just how it looked before the war, usually then i have a facebook feed, this everyone put out such mountains of books, the obligatory side, and here i was hunting, and here i am, and everyone was bragging that he had bought, now , for the last year and a half, my friends, readers, have been writing the same thing. i say, i bought a bunch of books, the table is full, i opened each of them up to the 20th page , closed it, and went back to the internet and telegram and so on, says: i haven't been able to start reading for a year and a half, what do you tell them? oh, i 've had many, many writers, yes,

i mean, we're not talking about professional readers or just readers, we are talking about those people who write, and they simply need, need to read, many for their work. there was this problem that people stopped reading, and because really a book, as ostap slovinsky said, a book, it is still, even if it is fiction, it is such a very deep, deep fall from reality, yes, if you concentrate on texts, you are interested in it, i couldn’t read, i started reading somewhere maybe in may 22 and i started reading specifically from books related to propaganda, let's say peter pomarantsev, ian garner. or i read about the previous courts, tribunals, such as philippens, yes, his beautiful book, which is still being published by jatsik tokhman, about the genocide in rohanna. so here are these books, i just thought that they should be read in order to understand our future , to understand the risks, and what may await us,

but i will say that for me, poetry was such a great return to literature, that is , rereading it two or three poems before going to bed, that's when i returned to the classics literature and now, for example, the last book i read, which sounds wonderful, wonderful nowadays, is mike johansson , the journey of the scientist dr. leonardo, to with his future lover, the beautiful alceste, to slobozhanska switzerland, and you read about absolutely beautiful places that in fact, now it is not far from the front line, it is donetsk region, kharkiv region, donetsk region and kherson region, and you can see that this is a beautiful territory that is worth fighting for, even if the scientist dr. leonardo himself came to these places from italy in the 30s, and by the way, in what

this phenomenon is explained, that for a completely young generation, which is now entering music and poetry, it suddenly vibrated so much, for example, the shot revival, and absolutely, well, the same one that you thought of, the sex symbol, slobozhanna, yes johansen and many other these people, they suddenly became very popular among young people, that's why i suddenly started reading more and why these poets, i can't answer this riddle, you tell us, well, i don't know how young i am, but when i was in the first year, we for example, we read madly, yes, by beatniks, in the 70s, here, it was both ukrainian and american, and it was directly a whole cult, that is, there are sometimes periods when cults are included, but my kyiv colleagues from mogilyanka, this is how we read chubai , and they actually read. khvylovy and semenko, it is now the other way around, they are now reading jack kerovyk, allen ginsberg, and you are now reading what

they or what, how it looks now, well, somewhere it turned out that way, but we read and, for example, we read then, chubaya, moskaltsy, yes, kalentsy, we have a little bit of these regions, each of us read mine, and now yes, we exchanged, and i must say that this is good literature, this is good poetry, which is relevant, which is interesting. yes, it is possible that interest in it is also affected by access, because now it is very easy to buy a full batch of the same seed. appear, appear in our everyday life, and it seems so to me, if, for example, we compare with the 90s, when these books are those from the 80s, with the end of the 80s, when they started filming censorship of course, in comparison, we have much better access to the texts and better opportunities to admire what was created,

and this is a continuation of the canon, you, that is, this connection between the texts, yes, because this is what the cult looks like, so peculiar, you , you study all this, you study these people's poems, how they lived, you read about uzhva and think why everyone admired her beauty, it is precisely because you are trying to somehow find out and connect that the poetry of the 30s had such an impact on modernity, yes, zhadan was inspired by sissyura, and you can't take this away, in order to do it, to understand zhydan, you need to know the plot, and here is another interesting moment, it concerns, somewhere at the very beginning, you know, the war told us that the literary map of ukraine would also change a lot as a result of this war , few people understood at first, but yesterday my old friend, whom i knew in a completely different way, yury godymenko, came to visit us, they talked, of course, about the war and politics, and

he gave me a book, well, i opened it, yes the night caught up with me, i couldn't tear myself away, i understand that a separate layer is emerging in us, this is military prose, in particular poetry , but primarily prose, and in this case, is there a chance that these names will become, well , top names, like other names of ukrainian literature, that it will not be the literature of the moment. actually, i will start from afar , the map is also changing due to the fact that we are all starting to look for and discover new names, for example , we have a night of poetry and music, which has now become an evening of poetry and music, it will take place on a number of dates, the band perikyh will perform, perikh, maryan perikh, soloist, he writes himself music, yes, he uses the texts of ukrainians who suffered under the russians, from the russians, and this is from the 30s and 20s, he

starts from the 21st year with leltovych and chuprinka and ends with stus, who died in in 1985, and the cake itself, selecting texts, searching, searching for those who can, whom he can sing , he discovered the widest possible geography, that is, including what the poet from chornobayivka found, and the poetry of vasyl vyshivany, that is, we ourselves now discovering, rediscovering people, rediscovering voices, and cities that we hear from... the news actual news that shows the situation at the front, they actually all have a story behind them and we little by little, thanks to the fact that we now know these names, we take the texts for ourselves, and about the new texts, i think so, that is, the war very, there is a part of the texts that will go, but there is a large part of the texts that will remain, because they are good literary

texts that explain a lot of things that will be relevant, for example, there is prose, this is not veteran literature, but this is the story of olesya khromeychuk , who wrote the book, is death soldier, the story, the story of the sister, the story is told by the sister, i’m sorry, and she, for example, in this book talks about how she accepted the fact that her brother went to war, and what happened to her after his death, that people, in principle, will read well even after victory, because this is a moment of loss that we somehow experience, ms. sofia, thank you. sofia chelyak, program director of lvivbookforms, to whom we strongly encourage you to go and join both offline and online. well, in a few moments for your attention, lena chechenina, and her review of cultural and near- cultural events. beat with espresso. antwerp

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