[000:00:00;00] the works of ancient german philosophers, that is, in principle, my mission is more educational, although i try, when i can, to collect money for humanitarian aid to ukraine, and i accept invitations to almost any conversations, discussions, conferences where i can speak about ukraine and explain , why ukraine is worth... knowing much more about it than is known now, nevertheless, this is now my ukrainian mission, nevertheless, i will still ask myself, for you personally, what it means to be ukrainian , until recently before the war, some believed that it was enough to correctly answer the question of whose crimea, or is this enough today, to be a ukrainian is, first of all , to pay taxes in ukraine, to have a ukrainian

passport, to respect this passport and to be proud of the fact that you are a citizen of ukraine, to know the history of ukraine, to know the ukrainian language, to support ukrainian culture and now especially to support the armed forces, what a great answer , thank you very much, mr. andriy, andriy kurkov, a ukrainian writer, was with us today, thank you for watching this conversation, stay tuned to the espresso tv channel. forum varpati presents a unique book event , a literary and artistic meeting word in war, exclusive conversations with military writers and volunteers, a book talk, author presentations, a special children's program, performances by bards. october 14 and 15 in ivano-frankivsk, the square in front of the drama theater. word of war, on vaya kakarpattia in ivano-frankivsk. talented, relevant,

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espresso. hello, this is svoboda ranok, an informational project of radio svoboda. top guests every day, this is the ship's district, kherson, turn on live. we are somewhere in the vicinity of bakhmut, we are telling the main thing. on weekdays at 9:00. the war in ukraine is the main topic for ukrainians. wins and losses, analysis and forecasts, politics and geopolitics. serhiy rudenko and the guests of his program will talk about all this. people who have information and shape public opinion. people who defend ukraine and create the future right now. the main and interesting thing is in

the serhiy verdict program. in the morning, from monday to friday at 20:00, repeat at 12:10. i am still at the time in the 12th year when i finished school, i wanted to be involved , let's say, in the army, to serve, but i wanted to be in the army, i felt that way, i wanted something so much, let's say, in the 18th year my dream came true. friends said, oh, you wanted it, you, well , you did it, the choice fell on polska, because

my husband was already serving there, uh, 18, well, at the moment, let's say , when i arrived, and that's why , that's why it was pointed out, he... previously told a lot about him, that i was already living, let's say, with thoughts about this regiment, i already loved him, that's why there were no options, and before i joined the army, i was on maternity leave, i came to the army to be useful first of all, because already... in the 13th year we had a war, i was looking for options, how i wish i could be useful, i was engaged in clerical work, i was a clerk, it was hard that you

have a small child waiting at home, eh, it was probably the most difficult morally, i served directly where my unit was stationed, and there was such a need, it was in rusfa, so there was such a need that... i , as a clerk, left the zone on the 24th we went to azostal, everything was calm in the city, well, relatively, let's say so, people are watching, convoys are driving, but we arrived at zavstal, everything was more or less calm, let's say so, because it is already outside the territory of azastal. i didn't leave, we were in a bunker, but we had one, we occupied the territory

, let's say this, and it was at the beginning, at the beginning of march, we felt it, so when it started in our place, we started throwing a minimum. it was very tangible, because we were in such a basement room, the ceiling began to fall and everything, that's how it started, it started to fly, let's say, to the places where the body units were, then it became clear that we will not be here for a little while, yes, and it's not all that simple. yes, we were together in steel, at first it was separate , in another bunker, and then our company joined

it, because it was safer in it, we were bombed constantly, well, especially at night, we already knew that approximately in at such and such an hour, yes? we were given commands, constantly ship artillery, air, that is, it was constantly, we somehow did not follow, we even there by dates, i don't know why, that is, there was no information, we didn't have internet in our bunker, uh, to go and send some kind of message, let's put it this way, it was necessary to go to other bunkers. or go, if there is a car, we were amazed by the fact that, in general, by the fact that when we found out that helicopters were coming to us

for help, that is, it was such, you know, a chance for rescue, and that was the first time when i found out in general that helicopters were arriving, this one was during a visit to zhelizyak, this is ours, let’s say this, that was the hospital, that information. it emerged that helicopters were arriving, aid was being brought, some medicines, even medical workers , yes, let's say, they were brought here, but it was all very risky, very everything was too secret, it was planned so that

there would be no leakage of information, it was even possible to save injuries. we expected, first of all, that they would provide us with help, and that, well, to be honest, i don't think so, no, to be honest, there were such thoughts that either we would get stuck. they will help us get out of there, yes, some help will come, but we just can't stand it defense, they will also come to us, and there was either death or capture, well, yes, yes, we will say, because here, ah, here is such a full-scale, yes, what is it, well, they will say,

to give, this, i can't imagine, we were told that there are guarantors who guarantee rescue , that we will be exchanged in 3-4 months, that first they will go to the exchange, or rather, that immediately, they will take out our dead boys and girls, then the wounded. and then they exchange women , before it was supposed to happen, i wrote to my relatives, i wrote that we are dating, that where are we going, i just said that three or four i won't be in touch for a month, i didn't give, let's say, instructions, but there are people to whom i informed about the death of my husband, er, and

what to do next, i asked for help, so that they would help er, to the parents, son, first of all, at first we stood in the deer shelter, under, under this siz, for a day, we were kept there, we were dragged, that is. ugh, later, it turns out for us, we went out on the evening of the 19th, 20th, we were launched, there were inspections, you know, shmoni, it was, it was scary, let’s put it this way, because i don’t understand what they will do with you further, that is, these are, you know, humiliations, mockery.

all the more so when they find out that you are from the azov regiment, for you this is more unruly attention, because you have to be either a sniper or a sniper, there are no options, well, like the army, it has to be a sniper, these are the options they have when you explain to people what you do, what you did there. they look at you, like they check your fingers, look at your hands, look at your shoulders, well, because i 'm only supposed to be a snack, the first days, the first days, it's a shock, because you don't understand the rules, no, you will be here, there is no information, uh, you are dragged to

constant interrogations. well, they constantly humiliate me morally, because there are no exercises , nothing, thank god valenivtsi did not mock me, but there were such girls who were forced to work, to wash the toilets there, to walk on their hands in a small way, yes, then in us, let's say yes, they forced you to work, because if you don’t work, you don’t enter the shower, after allenenka, the moment when we were transported, we were... collected, the whole, well, the girls came in, they said, azov, get together, yes, here , honestly speaking, we thought that it was an exchange, well, that we would be taken to an exchange, but the audience went to the audience , they said that there, and, well, what kind of exchange,

will you go to the taganrog, then we all clung to such, you know, for some thread of hope that we are still through the tagan-horn, but on one. well, they put us in the kamaz, blindfolded us, tied our hands, one by one , let's say, such a chain, left each other like that, then threw things, brought a tagna, there was a whole interesting quest, let's say, that is, we were unloaded from... the car, we met groundhogs, some of the girls fell out of the car, hurt their knees, and some lost consciousness, well, i don't know who, because we were blindfolded, they proved

the rules that we should walk with our backs bent, who, whoever does not follow, let's say, these rules, will be punished, we have been waiting for this for a very long time, and to be honest, we have given up hope, well, when they told us to gather, yes, that's how the thought flashed right away that it might be open, oh, but when they started taking us there in the cars , well, they tied us up, everything, uh, it started, a bit of a panic began, because we thought that we were being taken to prison, before we were drowned, they promised to shoot us in general, well, like, maybe it was such a joke, but you know, somehow it was not very

funny to us, because we hostages of the situation, like, well, he will take us to an unknown place, things were not given to us. that is, the clothes to whom we arrived there, we gave everything back , the bags that the oxen did not give, i was carrying my husband's things, well, which i was able to take out, let's say, well, i did not receive anything back, thanks to ukraine, and i am at home when not it is clear that... exchange when us they put them on, put them on buses, took them off the plane, and put them on the bus, and gave everyone a number, but it doesn’t matter that you go like this, lord, even if it was, well, that is, in reality

, everyone did and prayed, there was a phrase, that’s all, raise heads, open your eyes, open your shoulders, you. in ukraine, in the ukrainian language, er, i don't know, it was a shock, from the fact that it is really true, like you are covering up that, honestly, thank ukraine, when they let me call my relatives, i called my father. france was disappointed when they said she still didn't have a husband brought, that is, the husband's body has not yet been found in ukraine, there is no coincidence, or simply not brought to ukraine, that is, at the moment, nothing is known either, when

i called my son, he did not recognize me, that's how i was at first. i thought that maybe he, you know, was embarrassed, he hadn’t heard me for a long time, but then they say that he didn’t recognize me and like commented that it was some kind of joke, that it was the russians joking like that, like, yes, he told me later , that mom, your voice has changed, and well, you have changed, each of us must fight for victory. should help the army if it's a civilian he has to help, uh, if it's a military man he has to do his duty as much as possible. or us to victory, we must fight for our prisoners of war who remained in the column, because

it is difficult for them there, and we must do our best, make maximum efforts, so that they are returned home as soon as possible, so that ukraine wins. when pain stops time, choose afida max with aginin, in sachets faster than in tablets. there are discounts on afida max 10% in travel bam and savings pharmacies. there are discounts on zest. on any second package in a check in pharmacies,

plantain, bam and savings. the roof is a project about the feeling of home, about our roots, about identity, it was built by a child, my great-great-grandparents built a house behind us, about what old ukrainian architecture brings to us, today, good architecture is not made with the participation of an architect. churches, mills, huts, mazankas, it depends on us whether these spurts of quiet nothingness will go away. the wooden church is a phenomenon, indeed. it is still alive in the ukrainian village. will we still keep ours? past? there is legislation. why does it not work? we have a democracy, where whoever wants, does so. ukrainian culture. about ukrainian folk architecture, its features. and ways of salvation in the documentary cycle from the roof designer. on saturday at 11:15 at

espresso. there is a war going on, and not only for territories, it is also a war for minds. russia is throwing millions of petrodollars into turning ukrainians into little russians. ukraine will become analysis and analysis of information about ukraine by russian propagandists, specific facts and methods by which vorozh propaganda turns people into obedient zombies. residents of the ldnr plan to vote for the historic reunification. let's counter russian information attacks in the chronicles of information war project with olga len. tuesday, thursday, friday at 17:10 on espresso tv channel. collaborators. who surrendered ukrainian cities to the russians? ukraine is a state. but how to sell your own conscience for small rubles and fake positions? our

future. we must know the traitors face to face, watch the collaborators program with olena kononenko, every wednesday at 5:45 p.m. on the tv channel espresso. hello, this is svoboda ranok, an informational project of radio svoboda. top guests every day, this is the ship district, kherson, live inclusion. we are somewhere in the vicinity of bakhmut, we are telling the main thing. on weekdays at 9:00. vasyl winter's big broadcast. two hours of airtime, two hours of your time. two hours to learn about the war and how the world lives, two hours to keep

up with economic news and sports news, two hours in the company of favorite presenters, presenters that many have become like their own, as well as distinguished guests of the studio, the events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for smart and caring people, in the evening at espresso. they made a cornice, a second curtain, these are ice cream sticks, these are also ice cream sticks, in the second room there is a separate space for little rihanna and the same big bed for her parents, which was born in the first days from the old door, it is clay like that too, i painted it, they ask me what is wallpaper? wallpaper, no, it's, well, its cost is somewhere around 100 hryvnias, probably, probably, when

the war started, there was an impression that you can to try something that you would never try in ordinary life, that's why we decided to try it, so advertiser yevhen and art manager natalie became owners of one and a half dozen kis. who is here running for milking, i so wanted to live, well, how am i alive, everything is fine, i even have light and heating here, i was unreal happy, i wanted to do something, create something, their blog about life in evacuation on to a distant farm, about the thirst for... and creating coziness with your own hands from nothing, began to gain millions of views, subscribers became send decor items from anywhere. komot, he was here, he’s local, in this room, what did you do to him, they scratched, painted , it’s 15 km to the nearest town , seven to the store, all 100 to home, their circuses have

been de-occupied for over a year, but to return there closer to the border. with a child, the family is not yet ready, everything is possible even under these conditions, you can still continue to live, continue to enjoy life and continue to create, because ukrainians are a nation that creates, not destroys, but there is such a curve here wall, maria malevska, oleksandr brynza, stb's windows program, edyni novini. ukraine is already called a country of veterans, every day is unleashed due to full-scale war. dozens of us ukrainians are seriously injured, boys and girls, soldiers and civilians lose limbs. our doctors, in turn, do everything possible to make life easier for them. but is one prosthesis enough for this? and then, when it comes to, for example, socialization, job search, what kind of life can await steel men after the war. love doll about this important topic.

this is a story about those who loyally defended. our future, we immediately entered the battle, and it continues for a long time, a story about people who almost lost their lives and are still fighting, personally, you think, well, you don't know how to continue living, and also about how for these steel heroes to live in the modern world, we need to have a campaign on every tv about how we meet the military, and everything in turn, and meanwhile about life... divided into before and after. anton ivantsiv worked as a sales manager. loving the husband is the father of two young daughters. this is how anton was completely happy and healthy before, but the war changed everything forever. on february 24, it was not like i had to make a decision, it had already been made. the man is from cherkasy, where he began his

service. then, at one fine moment, we received an order to advance to the city of bakhmet. then - recalls anton, and real hell began. c.0. the man served as a machine gunner and drone operator, and it was there in bakhmut, one of the hottest spots in the country, that he received those fatal injuries. and then this 120th mine already flew to me. he remembers that he was saved by his brothers and lost both hands and his left leg. i understand that you need to adapt further, work on yourself, due to a very difficult case, a high amputation of limbs, the prostheses that anton needs cost a lot, uah 4,200, and the man does not lose his optimism. sonechko, show it to vazon, this is a temporary protest, although he understands that the real challenges are only ahead, because

let's turn to history, to the consequences of the second world war. in total: a little more than 4,000 disabled people were recorded. about life nowadays, there are few testimonies of soviet front-line soldiers with disabilities and almost no photographs left. all are the consequences of the total clearing of the information field by the nkvd. these veterans, these invalids, they spoiled the picture of a good, socialist, bright future. then. the saviors of the country were literally hunted by the militia. a decision was made at one moment, at the same time, literally there in a few days, to clear this entire space, to collect these people, and to forcefully send them to closed- type boarding schools. only in time will the world know how in fact, it looked like stalin’s honor, and that the legends about the sith and the happy life of front-line soldiers