[000:00:00;00] of the lithuanian ssr are not lithuanian prosecutors, the general prosecutor's office of the lithuanian ssr cannot be the prosecutor's office of lithuania, because this is not lithuania, but an occupied territory, in 1991 , after lithuania finally regained its independence and the soviet troops had to go beyond its territory, the soviet the troops had to go beyond its territory, well, the new army was formed, the state security committee of the lithuanian ssr was closed, its employees were dismissed, all the employees of almost all state institutions of the lithuanian ssr were all new structures were created, maybe some people remained in the criminal bodies of the ministry of internal affairs, but i'm not sure either, because as far as i remember, we

recertified many people who were simply policemen or militiamen there. or they were simply dismissed in all the baltic countries , the same, as you understand, was the case in poland or in east germany, i assure you, i had acquaintances who worked in the ministry of foreign affairs of the german democratic republic, very democratically minded intelligent people, what do you think that they then worked in the ministerial affairs of the federal republic of germany, they were dismissed from the civil service, i am not talking about people who worked in the stasi, all these archives were opened and all citizens of the former gdr could come and see what these people in general...' did, no, well, not every one of them was sent to prison there, but they were simply forbidden to engage in public service, that lustration of a kind like that, all public servants, the same was the case with the managers, the majority leaders of the union republics in the baltic, no one interfered with them to engage in business, they simply stopped engaging in state political activity, the vast majority of these people who were in the governing bodies of the cpsu. now, what happened in

ukraine, we trans. called the military districts located on our territory the ukrainian army, the people who served in these districts in the soviet army simply swore to ukraine, then we were surprised that they did not really want to defend ukraine, and they, in general, who, where are they from , that they are in the ukrainian army or something, they are just people who happened to be in this territory at the time of 24 in august 1991, they could be in vladivostok, but the state security committee of the ukrainian ssr was changed to the security service of ukraine, all state institutions remained in their places, all of them, when i filled out the documents of a civil servant there in 2014, which fortunately for me was not it happened, i spoke with an official who headed this entire inspection service since the time when vitaly andriyovych masol was the head of the council of ministers of the ukrainian ssr, and he kept his

position until the maidan. in 2013-14, this happened with the vast majority of state ones employees, but civil servants, god be with them, a personnel officer can be an experienced person, and have such experience that you and i will never have, from the point of view of analyzing all cases and so on, and the kgb, and departments for combating violations of state secrets there or something else in the ministry of internal affairs, and the local branches of the special services, and the ministry, i apologize. defense, and the general staff of the armed forces with people who all graduated from the academy named after yakubovsky, malinovsky, etc., and you are the state, the state system, how many of them are infiltrated, it is necessary to ask the question differently, how many people who work in the state system of the ukrainian state

came from it to it in new times. and not related to the old system, how many people were not agents of the state security committee of the soviet union, how many people were not recruited after that, our last head of the kgb of the ukrainian ssr, general mykola galushko, became one of the first ministers of state security of the russian federation, we we are talking about andrii derkach, who is under us sanctions and unlike dubinsky , he quietly left somewhere, and his father was the head of the security service of ukraine. our head of the security service, comrade yakemka, i am not talking about all the other comrades of the security forces, went with all, i think not all, i think the lists of agencies, to moscow in 2014, 2014, only 10 years ago, please tell me, i am not

i happened to talk there with a person who... worked in the sbu apparatus, maybe he still works, he didn't tell me, i'm asking him the same question that i asked in 1996, in 2004. 2009, please tell me how you are you work, i’m interested in the agency, huh, comrade colonel, i imagine you want to recruit me, i’m a person who still has some kind of crypt in my head, and i definitely understand that you will transfer all the information in your brain, well, not you, and your superiors, okay, because you wrote everything down, i signed everything, and tomorrow, or in a month, the fact that i work for the security service of ukraine does not matter in... where, it is in lubyanka, with my signatures and photos, how will i deal with you at all

if i am the owner of any valuable information information, and he tells me, well, yes, indeed, well, you're right, we work without documents , we hide information from our superiors all our lives because we're afraid of what you 're talking about, you know, when the central intelligence agency decided to work with our security service, it created a separate department that has no connection with other sbu departments, and when mi-6 decided to work with the security service of ukraine, it created another department, separate departments, employees who, in principle, are not communicate with their colleagues, and it's like, you don't think that this system can't function in principle, in principle. it cannot function, citizens do not have any confidence in it, partners do not have any confidence in it, the state leadership will think 3000 times what is happening if you even

appoint a person of yours, how to say, a close friend as the head of the sbu, well, then on such troubles await you too, as it happened, but from after. the election appointment of the head of the sbu that you don't even know how you are with you will get out of this situation, well, maybe the problem is that the leader was so-so, despite the fact that he is a great friend, well, maybe, but how to appoint another, where do you take him, he will get confused, and i forgot about the prosecutor's office, which also remained unreformed, and its leader, who went to moscow in the 14th year, oh, courts, courts, partners, my god, do you remember these conversations of kuchma? he said that i control some of the courts, but not all, because some are controlled by moroz. now let's talk about european integration. well, if i were if i were a european commissioner, i would

have shot myself in such a situation on the day when it was necessary to sign an agreement with ukraine. we need to reform the entire system of public administration, we need real lustration processes, we need young people, we need to be clearly aware of what happened to all this agency, in 2014, lustration processes, purification, purification of power, not engaging, at least for a certain time, the people who approved , in particular, political decisions in our country, relevant positions, we went through all this, we tried to harmonize our legislation with these positions, we stuck, in particular, the reformers who were very interested in this, so stuck to the thesis that where to take such a large number of people instead, well , we are not satisfied with how the judicial system works, and we we really like to hang labels that all ukrainian judges, they have all been made , where to get new ones, remember how the supreme court of ukraine cannot appoint a large number of judges, because they simply

do not apply for the competition, and so on and so forth, if you are not in from changing the beds in the brothel, the quality of service does not change, it is necessary close the brothel, well, i made it clear, clearly, i didn’t, no, i can explain, no, i can, you want, i laid out the reform-reformation program for you, i can, but i always said, we need real lustration mechanisms, not lustration of officials , and the lustration of members, governing bodies, totalitarian and populist parties, all this was not developed , the verkhovna rada again found a large number of people who worked for moscow, in 2019 they only strengthened their positions on the clip of the populist triumph, i mean , viktor medvedchuk's party, of course, and although they did not get into the parliament in the 14th year, medvedchuk and rabinovych and the campaign, in the 19th year they were already on the horse, i talked about it, but we said that we can't spy on the deputies, we can't, let

them they live better on kapfer, as now the best deputies in the history of ukrainian parliamentarianism are there and still do not lose their influence and opportunities , has lvochkin already sold firtash to inter, i am already confused, who is now the master of our e, of our life, how about you, you are there about the rest , they said, is basically the same story the difference is, well, the truth, and in this sense, i believed that it should be done, maybe after. this war when it's over will have to go back to it again, well, it's a complicated story, i, we, what can i tell you, we 've lost 30 years, uh, if you're not, treating the disease for 30 years, then instead of anointing yourself on the hand, you know, you have, against inflammation , you have to cut off the hand, well, it happens, well, who is to blame if you

do not have a head on your shoulders, the main thing is that the head is not chopped off, we now have another problem in the existence of the state, but i just told you about the state, when we start looking for these fleas, uh, in this dog, then we have to understand that the problem is in the dog itself, it's not a flea gentf, but a dog, okay, we got something interesting with you moment, as for me. finally, let's take a look not far, but beyond the ukrainian border. in the last program, we talked about the fact that polish carriers are on strike, this week slovakian ones are joining them, and we understand that this imposes, probably, the political situation in this country, maybe even some of our neighbors will join the strike itself in this format, the demand is simple, as i understand it, it is to balance the rules of work in

the european union so that eu members, well, somehow be in balance with carriers of non-member countries, this is an animal farm. we signed the association agreement, created all the conditions to advance further to the eu. now we are conducting, we are going to conduct negotiations on accession to the eu, the european union has created the same conditions for us as for any other country that is a member of the european union. ugh. polish carrier. are there farmers before that want us to exist as a non-member of the european union, this is a question of solidarity and a question of the decision of the european commission, and polish carriers and polish farmers owe their well-being not only to their own labor efforts, which we sincerely respect, but also to the help which they received from the european union , so that their industries could withstand the competition with the respective industries of the european union countries, if there were no such aid, these subsidies, there would be no polish farmers and

there would be no polish transporters, because and that sector of the economy that was in the countries of western europe was much more efficient, strong and could do anything, the whole idea was that the european union supports the economic sectors in the member countries, now the european union, simply because that we are at war, it is necessary that our sectors of the economy also do not disappear , and this, it seems to me, our neighbors should respect, and this is a matter of intergovernmental negotiations, negotiations with the workers, it is generally normal when the workers should talk about it, and of course, absolutely everything is the same for these workers for the interests of other workers, even if all these other workers simply die of hunger, this has always been the case in human history, brave proletarians have always taken the places of their striking comrades so that their wives and children die of hunger, this is called proletarian solidarity, as we remember let's face it, this is what is written in all the books on the theory of marxism and leninism, that is why the french did not like belgian miners, french miners, and belgians french. that everyone was always ready to take the place

of their beloved friend and pull you out he's a piece of bread from his mouth, i'm better from his mouth than a five-year-old child's, it's like that and now we also see it like that, of course, you have to talk so that they don't see, but in principle, you have to think and you also have to tell the dear polish transporters and polish farmers that they will to do, if we become members of the european union, that they will be a piece of bread, then maybe now it is necessary to think about protection mechanisms. their industries, about joint agreements, about carrying out changes for the future, all this should be part of our european integration, not a quarrel with him, but an agreement that would help us to preserve our branches of the economy, and them to preserve their own interests, but to make them understand that simply the way it was will no longer be, the way it was after their accession, it has never been like that in france and germany , as it was, but they were taken, and it would be better not to take them, maybe the french farmers and the german ones were fine. much better, well, we, listen, well, we know that

even now french farmers are running after german cars, and throwing their butter and oil and meat right on the roads so that they don't sell, we don't need them, here everything in france better, and definitely, french is better for the french, because it is more expensive, for the germans, german, because it is cheaper, and the germans, when poland joined the european union, they began to travel and buy milk from polish... ee farmers and left the german without a piece of bread farmers because their milk was more expensive and they just spent more money to grow it all so that the cows would graze in the... alpine meadows and the polish farmers didn't bother and so they won this competition for a while and now everyone will go to ukrainian farmers, polish farmers they will cry and say, what about our cows, there will be problems with your cows, but this always happens when the european union expands, for us, the most important thing is not to go to the russian farmers of their cows, the milk is not tasty there, although on the other hand

, in vologda, in the vologda region it is not bad, better than in many other regions of europe, if they are beautiful, the main thing is that no one knows this and that you have to go to russia, everything is terrible there, sit here, our milk is better than milk in europe , well, i don't know if that's all bad in russia, but our food, but homil and only for transkartya, well, well, you see, well, we are already starting the election campaign in europe. it's great, you know, i'm more in favor of saying gob when we jump , but we can now sell our milk to factories in european countries under these conditions, as for us to remove restrictions, we generally have many options that are not available in countries that in the same situation as ours, well, that is, we

understand that the war has and, no matter how cynical it may sound, certain such pleasant bonuses, economic preferences that we give that our economy could somehow grow, because i'm not sure if it's preferences, if we lost half of the economy there, i don't know what preferences can make up for it, but in any case , accept that simple hysteria, here we are we will not solve anything, because we have to realize what interests are being guided by these people who are currently blocking ukrainian border posts, or have previously blocked the import of ukrainian grain, this is not some big world law, it is a simple idea that they want to make money, and that they want for money in comfortable atmosphere, we also want, we simply cannot exclude all tv channels , and some can, that is why we created the marathon, simply throw out competitors, instead of , it is called, it is called a marathon on the fields and roads of the republic of poland, you can say the experience of ukrainian television , the export of ukrainian television experience

to the civilized world, and for some reason we do not like it, but we like the marathon, well, well, briefly summarizing this topic, can the poles put it into words... in the future , hungarians will have some problems with the european union due to the actions of individual transporters or farmers , if so, is it in our interests or is it still in our interests to agree? hats, including hungarians, this is absolutely not a realistic wish, we will have to spend all our reluctance in a difficult negotiation process with comrade viktor orbán and comrade peter szijjártó and other excellent comrades who wanted better b to talk with comrade vladimir putin and not with us, but since they are given pennies in brussels, they will talk with us too, without any enthusiasm, but they will talk, money is the big driver

of the economy, i said that too, i don’t know who we are consider smith. karl marx, who is closer to viktor orbán, i don’t fully understand, let’s hope that smith, and this can give a certain impetus to our negotiation process, and one way or another we need to prepare for this and make this process professional, for this we we can surely complete our wonderful university with khrystyna, i apologize for the excessive emotionality, thank you for this emotionality, i do not think it is excessive, you are right, vitaly portnikov, and the saturday political club, khrystyna yatskiv, see you again soon.

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espresso in the evening. passenger transportation, there are also other goods that can be used, transported thanks to aviation, so i think that there is also an economic component here, well, what you are talking about transport... the infrastructure and logistics component, well, it is much more expensive, than by road, and here it is better to establish communication with our polish people partners of the eu, so that the borders are still open, well, well, let's hope that the airport will still work and it will bring its profits, in the end, maybe this also falls into the plane of your interests and expertise regarding the aviation component, why we insist only on f16 aircraft and actively discuss this aspect, regarding the strengthening of our military component, aviation, but we do not talk much, for example, about helicopters, about attack rotorcraft, for example, we had

precedents for cooperation with great britain, there mi-8, mi-24 were handed over by our partners, why don’t we develop this area and this direction, because attack helicopters too, well, they should be actively used on the front line, the way the russians do it, and directly about helicopters, i recently, during the discussion of providing f16 to ukraine , he noted that we need to strengthen the direction of obtaining helicopters, namely, for example, for army aviation, it would be very appropriate to now receive blak-hooks, which are quite, they are multifunctional and can perform a large number of those that are not needed tasks which now the army aviation needs, that is why, in fact, i constantly support and say that directly for us, in addition to the f16, we also need to get helicopters, as an example, i constantly cite the black hook, because

it is not as expensive to operate as those same api, and if you compare it, for example, with an aviation example, then it is like an f16 compared to the f-35, if we take, let's say , apache. ugh, well, and the very end, then we can’t help but mention russia, because they really use helicopters actively on the line of contact, inflicting damage on our defenders they recall the damage or , more precisely, they ask their partners to return the engines for at least this component, egypt, we remember belarus there, even neighbors, a few more countries, ah, what is happening with the production of these engines and can they fix their production , in principle, what will happen to this direction of theirs, namely not aircraft production, but helicopter production, well, if... say, they, they seem to have established k-52 production, and they planned to build about 40 in the 23rd year,

but actually, looking at it, well information that is currently available, then these deliveries are interrupted and they do not have time to build the required amount, for example, you can compare that according to open data there is an exact confirmation of the destruction, for example, 58 k52 helicopters, if we talk about the initial number at the beginning of the great war , then there were about 111 of them in russia, that is, almost half of them were destroyed during this period, and the construction was about two or three helicopters in that year, they were only able to deliver them, that is, there are actually difficulties, there are also difficulties with engines, for example, for strategic aircraft such as tu-95 and tu-160.

for example, the same nk-302 engines that are used on the tu-160, and these engines, during the collapse of the soviet union, all the documentation for these engines was lost, and therefore, currently they have a big problem with trying to rebuild or to modernize them, what they can do is they, yes, mr. anatoly, and the problem is with reconstruction and with production, but also the problem with the fact that even what is produced, they do not catch up quantitatively, that production produced on the territory of the russian federation, the military, which is destroyed directly by the resistance forces of the armed forces, in this war. thank you, anatoly khrapchynskyi, aviation expert. thanks for your comments, the broadcast continues. the broadcast continues, we will be back in a few moments.

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summarize the main points for you. together. power: the only news in the heart of events. at midnight in ukraine, chas novyn broadcasts a national 24-hour marathon united usam news. my name is andriy sinitsyn. congratulations, so here we go. sumy region late sunday evening, the russians again fired at this was reported to the regional prosecutor's office. the enemy fired mortars at the civil infrastructure of the city of seredyna buda. as a result, 48 people, who were on the territory of their own home, died. kherson was also under fire again on sunday. in the afternoon, the occupiers struck the residential sector of the city. the kherson regional military administration reported that five people were injured. among them is a three-year-old girl. she is currently in intensive care. at the time of the shelling, the child and