[000:00:00;00] urban communities , and it will be both jobs and the involvement of young people, listen, well, children in schools are collecting coins, well, i think that already having funding it will be possible to do this, purchasing components, reducing obstacles for the import of components, that is where the government should work shmyhalya, i think so, today there was information that in january ukraine will receive new missiles with a range of 300 km, this was reported by the americans, in particular myroslava gongadze, citing the words of a high-ranking official of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, according to the results meeting of the military command of ukraine and the military command of the allies, the pace of supplying weapons to ukraine will not decrease and missiles with a range of 300 km will also appear in ukraine, i remember, just three weeks ago, oleksiy danilov, the secretary of the national security and defense council, said

about the fact that in general we have such missiles that can fly to a distance of 1,500 km, well , maybe he was talking about one or two copies of these missiles that are not in mass production, but still ukraine has always been a missile state, that is, we have technologies that can be implemented, and there are specialists who, i hope, are still left who can do it, why do you think, but in a year and a half, you already mentioned drones, which cannot , the production of which they cannot establish, why can't we establish the production of elementary things that are needed by the ukrainian army, and obviously we have these technologies, and these opportunities exist, and it could be done somewhere in the neighboring states, right at the borders to put these tsikhs there and simply produce these rockets, there is

of the ministry of industry, there are mines. damn it, there are a bunch of officials who, in principle, should have done it, let's be honest, the political office of the fsb of the russian federation on the territory of the government offices in ukraine did not consist of just one box, that's why we see disruptions, disruptions precisely in the context of the fact that on the knees our military-industrial complex is being put into place, well, it is enough to mention the state audit service with its double interpretation of normative... acts of the cabinet of ministers, and we will remember how kbb luch was brought to its knees, that kbb luch, which can manufacture neptunes, and i wish you to say that the same neptune can already fly not only over the sea, but can also be launched at ground targets and fly with a greater range than there 180 or 200 km, we understand this, but unfortunately, the work of the political office of the fsb in ukraine is flourishing, and here the question is already for the sbu, for all the others, well

, let's not talk about that now. regarding the missile programs that we have, yes, we have missile programs, i even remember the reports of representatives of the defense industry, such as the guss, who were recently expelled there, there, we have there there were great reformers, there was mustafa naim, who oversaw the defense industry and so on , i remember the issue of the sapsan or borysfen missile program, which can actually fly hundreds of kilometers there, well, they are quite there, i don’t know there, if i’m not mistaken, well, more than 500, that's for sure, so what is the problem? that everything is already 80 or 65% ready there, it will be almost there soon, well, they were appointed, they stayed and what, but just about now, it turned out to be a fluke, that is, they used the funds, the question in this situation is where the money is, you know , this is one story, the second story, besides the curtailment of missile programs, well, we had a good alder missile program, of course, it is not so long-range, but it is also good, it showed itself very well at the beginning of the war, because

several units of that alder that were... ' in warehouses, we successfully used russian pendants, it worked quite well , well, we have a lot of good programs, but to our great regret, they only talk about turning the economy onto military tracks, i remember with what pomp, if i'm not mistaken two years ago servants to us they told me, well, after the full-scale invasion, that they started the production of projectiles, and i said what kind of projectiles, projectiles are not just a block that flies, it is a propellant charge, and what happened to the propellant plant in shostka, it was taken out of the vault. no, they left him like that until the russians chopped him up there. well, you see, absolute incompetence is hidden behind young faces. and this has consequences today, whether, or not, whether ukraine could produce good anti-aircraft defense equipment today. yes, the same kbb luch presented air defense that is not inferior to the best western analogues. nevertheless, the horse has not been lying here until now,

why? so there is no funding. because in order to get a quick kickback it is easier to buy something than to make it yourself, i am not even talking about weapons now, because i do not want to blame here on weapons there, but to bury my own manufacturer for the sake of it. in order to make money on quick returns by buying from different types of intermediaries, well, ours know how, it is enough to remember the production of sewing those jackets, how much it costs for own manufacturer and how the price tripled when they traveled from turkey through 28 intermediaries, well, this is a figurative expression, so it is not a quote, but nevertheless we remember, from 27 dollars the price rose to 80 and more, and you know, and today we can tell a lot here, shmegal's government counted for munitions...' 36 billion. and three dots , a question mark, what about that, there is no ammunition, no billions, some laying company in lviv got one kopeck, you see

a crazy order from shmihal's government, then shmigal is now in prison, no, he continues to run the government, because it is beneficial to someone , and it can be beneficial to someone, for today, i believe that it is beneficial exclusively to the political office of the fsb, which works on the territory of ukraine, and who enters it. this is a question for the sbu, let them check it, they have it in their office, they screwed over a bunch of russian agents, that's why i don't trust their counter-intelligence at the moment, well, this is my personal position, i have the right, this is the story, by the way, this company , which you mention, she is called the lviv arsenal, and it, this company received 1 billion 400 million, advance payments for, shells and for, a large batch of mortar shots of 120th and eight... caliber, and by the way, this company was headed by zbitniv, you know yuriy zbitniv, and therefore

the question remains open, but yesterday, yesterday, putin was present at the training of the strategic nuclear forces, which involved all three types of nuclear weapons carriers, land, sea and air, this was all told with pomp in russia, a missile was launched from... plysetsk, in the arkhangelsk region, on the kura training ground on kamchatka, and this intercontinental ballistic missile, called the yars, what putin is doing now, demonstratively shows it all, they want to convince the whole world that putin is ready to simply burn everyone to ashes, because he has some super-duper weapon, with which he can destroy the whole world, by the way, trump also spoke yesterday about what they are. they stole some blueprints there under obama from the americans, they built, well, trump’s literal quote: a super-duper, some new missile, in your opinion, does russia have this super-duper

weapon, to put it simply, a wunderwaffe, what kind they can simply blackmail not, not even ukraine, but the whole world , let's be honest, they once considered the kinzhal missiles to be a super duper weapon, which a patriot knocks down once or twice, i remember a one-time attack on kiev, i'm not mistaken there were five or they threw six daggers at a time there, at first there was one trial, we shot it down, and then about five at once, that's why this is the story, but are there any opportunities in russia at all to create certain programs, of course there are, in they have a closed cycle of weapons production, and what they need, thanks to the circumvention of sanctions, they have, they have, we open any tin can, any russian rocket, any thing that has flown to us, even a missile, and we see that there are very... a lot of defense technologies, they use them, but where do they get them, how do they buy, the world , unfortunately, many people in the world have replaced the word value with the word price, nothing is important for them, there is a price, a price, money, dollars and they have gone, that is why the russians take advantage

of the greed of many people, the system of collective the world security bubbled up, that's all, it's not there, it doesn't work, it's nowhere in the world everything is not working, only the position of power today decides how to survive, we have the support of our western partners at the moment, thank god, we can survive, russia is a very big country and you can’t underestimate it, it is also surviving, well, let’s be honest, russia has been waging a full-scale war against ukraine for the second year, they use twice, three times, even today, more shells than we do. we are helped by 53 countries, or how many ramshtein now includes, and they are fighting alone and of course by buying, but yes to them. china does not give china does not give them for nothing, and north korea also does not give them for nothing, that is, they have money , regardless of the confiscated assets, the gold bullion reserves that are confiscated in europe, well, how to say frozen and so on, they continue to fight

, we are helped by 50 countries, well, you see what is happening in the world, therefore, if the baryghs do not replace the word price, the word values, we will fight for a long time, guterres's statements, he recently made in relation to israel. and khamazu, it all speaks of what, it speaks of the organization of the united nations, and who is there enters, yes, a bunch of countries enter there, all of them, and what, it works, no, it does not work, we see how the council of the un by voting any...' which member can actually block any decision, absolutely, that is, it is all no longer works, so you need to invent new configurations for it to work, confederations are invented only after the war, so i believe that this war is still, this rain is still for a long time and we need to prepare. thank you, mr. major, for the conversation, it was a special forces officer of the armed forces of ukraine, ihor lapin. friends, we we work live on telekanaluso, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms.

for those who are currently watching us on these platforms, please like our video, in order for it to be promoted in the trends of these platforms, and take part in our vote, today we are asking you about how you evaluate the actions of the leadership of ukraine in carrying out reforms in the state, it is enough, not enough , it is difficult to say, and your option, please write in the comments under this video, we are in touch with a political scientist, people's deputy of ukraine of the fourth convocation, owned by cybbulko. mr. volodymyr, i congratulate you, i am glad to see you on our air. good evening. let's start with putin's friends, hamas. today, representatives of hamas flew to moscow, led by abu marzouk, a member of the movement's politburo. and, as they say in moscow, well , at least zakharova, this alcoholic zakharova says that hamas really came to discuss. with the russians, how they

treat the hostages who are in the gaza strip and in what way these hostages are returned, this visit by hamas shows russia's direct ties and about russia's influence on the situation in the middle east , does moscow want to act as international mediators, putin as the international leader of an international... such a peacekeeping mission, that is, what does this visit to moscow mean? well, in fact, this visit set fire to the thief’s hat, so called because hamas caught , on putin’s birthday, october 7, hostages, somewhere according to intelligence estimates , about 200 people, it seems that they handed over two, well, they handed over a few more, yes so to speak, they

as if under...' receive a certain reputation that they are taking care of these hostages , no one knows for sure the state of health of the hostages, the number of hostages alive, but the fact that hamas came to negotiate in order to make these hostages russian negotiating capital, this is testifies that the organizer of this arrangement was actually russia, but they did not go to tegar. to negotiate for tehran to dispose of these hostages, they essentially came to moscow in order to capitalize on the negotiating position due to the fact that moscow can now trump, well, trade them hostages, with this they actually burned moscow's idea, to catch a group of hostages in order to trade with the west, as we recall, starting from

february 14, when russia attacked ukraine, this practice of trading in an exchange fund, it , accompanied all 9 years of the war with russia, i want to remind you that the hostages from azov, those who surrendered to the russian authorities in mariupol on the order of the bank, more than a thousand of them are still there. is in russian captivity. today, and yesterday, in the middle east, there was french president emmanuel macron, and he says that the ground operation planned by the idf in gaza may lead to unforeseen consequences and that this special operation will harm the civilian population and, most importantly, will not guarantee israel's long-term security. let's listen. what did

macron say france recognizes israel's right to defend itself and its population, but it recognizes this within the framework of respect for the civilian population, so a ground invasion should only target terrorist groups that are fully identified. so, it is clear that biden and macron probably have a different approach to that which is taking place in the middle east, after all, macron has a very large diaspora of palestinians and representatives of the arab world living in france itself, they are gathering for huge protest actions against israel and in support of palestine, in your opinion, how will the events in the middle east develop, considering the fact that israel is already ready for a ground operation, and today once again benjamin netanyahu said that we are ready, it's just a matter of time, for now we will not

announce, iran and syria are saying that if they touch us, we will also this war let's discuss the possible scenarios of the development of events. in the middle east, how will it affect ukraine and the world? mr. serhiy, well, you haven’t mentioned qatar yet, the governor of qatar also put in his 5 kopecks there, i want to remind you that qatar is a direct sponsor of hamas, direct, that is, it cultivated, er, in fact, the iranians invested more in hezbollah, ah, the gas sector is sponsored by qatar, but eh , regarding the visit of macron, macron is in a very bad situation, because france, well, has basically suffered a defeat in africa, where even this russian gang pushed wagner, contingent, french, and now, macron

is still trying to mount some international scenarios for france, well, france keeps asking. to the caucasus and now, as far as i know, france has started supplying some weapons to armenia, and will probably send a training mission in the near future, but in general, france has dropped out of the big concert, from the big scenarios, although its role in helping ukraine, as we see, was not , but not leading, here we see more the united states, britain, poland, but really france is enough, enough. makes a big contribution, simple well, you can say that france is some kind of ill-formed scenario, ill-formed mission, because, well, macron flew to moscow, putin crossed over macron and

started aggression against ukraine. er, next, france tried and macron tried to play something in africa, as we see, west africa, especially does not look back at the position of france, well, now that macron appeared, well, basically in the middle east, then here is also a strange story, because israeli politicians, without macron, understand much better what to do with their own security, and how to act so as not to lose extra people that is, in this sense, the israeli military is not one of those who will die in the meat assaults of their fighters, macron also knows this very well, but in terms of, well, zeal

and militancy, then tzagal, even in the next outplays the french armed forces at once, so in this sense, macron simply highlighted himself , that is, he reminded that france is important in the world, but, well, especially, they will obviously not be in a hurry to reckon with him, even in jerusalem. let's return, mr. volodymyr, to the events in ukraine, because it is about the elections that took place once had already started talking, literally a few weeks ago, or maybe a month and a half, about the possibility of holding elections during the war, both presidential and parliamentary, they spoke again and ruslan stefanchuk, the head of the supreme council, spoke about it. of the council of ukraine, who said that he is consulting with speakers from other countries and consulting on whether it is possible to hold elections in ukraine during the war or not, and said that there are five key problems for holding elections in ukraine in 2024,

let's listen to stefanchuk. the first question is how to ensure the right to vote for our servicemen. the second question, as i understand it, i have already said about it, is our refugees, of whom there are about 7 million outside ukraine today. it is also necessary to understand how these citizens of ukraine will participate in the vote. the third important question is how we should organize elections in the temporarily occupied territories, in those territories that are still under the control of the enemy. the fourth issue is, of course, the financing of elections, for ukraine the issue of finances is very important important because every penny earned by the ukrainian budget goes to the ukrainian army. the fifth question is a question, elections are an opportunity for free access to the media.

here is the last point, which is especially interesting in the context of the existence of a single national telethon, regarding access to all media, but less so, do you think there should be elections in the 24th year, despite the situation in the country, and if there won't be these elections, so what does this mean, that is, the extension of the powers of the president... the parliament and it is clear that it is not known for what period, that is, where is this balance between the fact that democracy should still exist in ukraine, and between the fact that there is a state of war and elections should not be held, well, first of all, with regard to the parliament, here the legislation is unambiguous, the current parliament acts until the election of a new member of the parliament, since parliamentary elections can not be held, here, well, they cannot be held, presidents, regarding the presidency, the situation here is much more complicated, because the term of office

ends in the fifth year, five years the president left, that's all, he is not acting, and well, according to the idea, his function should be performed by a temporary person, the same stefanchuk, who at the supreme council of ukraine, the council, automatically takes over his powers. acting president, but since it is impossible to hold elections now, it would be more rational to talk about a coalition of national unity, because the existence, well, the israeli experience, it shows us that during the war there can be no opposition, the opposition is , this is not in the state, the opposition -

these are those who offer another option for solving certain problems that are important for the country, therefore, the only rational option in the event of the impossibility of holding elections, i consider the creation of a coalition of national unity, the signing of a coalition agreement, the creation of a coalition government, and one of the tasks, of course, that it must be a coalition of victory, it must work for victory, it must include representatives of all factions, except pro-russian factions, it is necessary, that is, in a situation when it is impossible to hold elections, it is necessary to exclude representatives from the parliament banning parties, this is an unambiguous point, the coalition agreement should also include obligations to prepare for future elections, after the end of the hostilities. actions, that is, in this sense, a coalition is the only rational way out, during a war when

it is impossible to conduct an election campaign, and the president obviously has to finish his term and leave, and that's all, well, that is, in the current conditions, i understand that ruslan stefanchuk should, well , let zelski go quietly at the end of his term, well, i mean, he would be president, as he, he would was with the president, but i would really hate for the unknown mr. yermak to remain the head of the office of the president, well, this is another threat, why will they not allow this, why will they trade, so to speak, on the idea of ​​the possibility of holding elections, because for the coalition, the fair will be unacceptable, as the acting president, or rather, the president, this is already, at least, a return to constitutional norms, because we

have an absolute usurpation of power by yermak zelensky, so in this sense here, this is also one of options for reducing tension in society. today, mr. volodymyr, a sociological study was published showing that the majority of ukrainians, that is 71%, consider the efforts of the top leadership of the state to carry out reforms to be insufficient. it's slow. opinion is held by 19% of citizens, this is an all-ukrainian survey for the consultative mission of the european union in ukraine, conducted by the kyiv international institute of sociology. at the same time, we also conduct polls on youtube and ask people what they think, whether the government is making enough efforts to carry out reforms in the state. our sociology is like that, for the moment. 84% say not enough. 6%, enough and 9%, it is difficult to say whether we should and whether we need

to talk about reforms during war and during martial law, because the government can always say, listen, what reforms, we are working there around the clock, because we have a front , because we have external political activity, because we need to agree on something, you are here with your reforms, let's do it after the war, let 's do it after we win, what, mr. serhiy, we are talking about those reforms that, were, yes, in the recommendations of the white house, but what kind of reforms are prescribed there , this is a return to the constitutional norms of the 19th year, that is, during the zelenskyi presidency, our state system was so distorted that under these circumstances the partners recommend reforms , that is, to restore the effectiveness of the constitution, first of all. let's look at the list of what needs to be done during the first three months, the next three, that is, for

one and a half years of work, and i see that the government has obligations from this plan for the first three has done almost nothing for months, the deadline coincides, nothing is being done, and it can be said that ukrainians feel that, in fact, since the 19th year, the achievements in the development of the state that were made during poroshenko's time have been curtailed, , let there be a lot of criticism of those... reforms, but now time confirms that, in principle , everything that was done then was done quite correctly, well , at least decentralization provided us with resistance to the aggressor, and we see that there would be no decentralization , if uh, finances were centralized like they used to be, i think that

well, the grasping instinct of the authorities would be even higher, and the embezzlement of budgets would be greater, which would essentially put the country on its shoulders, well , it is clear that reforms need to be carried out, and they cannot be postponed, because after the victory, big money will come here, i i hope so, and mr. serhiy, this is not yet a reform, it is still a return to constitutional norms, but reforms are on the nose and on time, because , for example, at one time zelsky undertook to reform the sbu, well, during the war, it seems that it did not to reform it out of hand, and in principle you can, let’s also look at what happened to the anti-corruption bodies after the 19th year, they were oppressed, they essentially lost their functionality, and i’m not talking about the judicial system, as far as it is simply without a normal judicial system, no

serious investments in ukraine it won't be, according to it, fine, we put an end to this, we hope that, after all , we will implement all the recommendations given to us by european structures, our government will implement them, and we will join the european union and nato. thank you for the conversation, mr. volodymyr, it was volodymyr tsibulko, political scientist, people's deputy of ukraine of the fourth convocation. friends, we are working live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms. please like our streams if you watch live on youtube and facebook to promote them in the trends of these platforms, and our next program will be with volodymyr ogrysk, there will be great summaries of international politics and events in the world and in ukraine, literally, in the next program, so join in, don't forget us, on this one i put a full stop, i wish everyone good health,

take care of yourself and your relatives, goodbye. congratulations on the broadcast of ukraine, dzaferov is working in the studio in london, and for the next 15 minutes we are talking about the night raid of israeli troops on the gas sector. at night, the israel defense forces carried out a targeted raid in northern gaza. the authorities say that this is not yet the beginning of a ground operation, but only preparation for the next hostilities. what did the israeli forces do as a result of this special operation and what will happen next? so, according to the israeli authorities, the night raid in gaza is not yet the beginning of a ground raid operations, but only preparation for the next