to believe strongly, to believe not with words, but with getting closer, getting closer to the result, and this means with your steps every day, here is what you need to do, well, so that at least there is no shame later, please, the ukrainian truth is here ahead, good evening, mr. president, hello, can i hold the microphone, please? next year there are many factors to believe that next year may be decisive for our ukraine, external support may logically decrease due to electoral cycles in different countries, and therefore the further we go, the more we will need rely on own strength, accordingly become stronger as a state. at the same time , we see that we, as a state, seem unable to defeat some call centers that are robbing millions every day and right now.

of our citizens, we see that responsible businesses, including those involved in the country's defense, continue to complain about pressure from the state, and meetings in the president's office do not always reduce this pressure, and sometimes even on the contrary, we see how the gap widens between the front and rear life, in particular the rear life of officials, we recently showed the celebration of the prosecutor's day, and what we saw, and what the society saw, seems to me not from... we see that people 's deputies continue to live their lives, buying luxury cars, and some deputies from opzzh, somehow already abroad, waiting for the new year's celebration in monaco or dubai. we realize that the war is on, and we realize that, unfortunately, we may still lose if individual officials, mps or officials continue to use their power for their own interests rather than the public interest. that's why i want you for... taking into account all these factors,

what do you think you, as the president, can and should do, or who should you replace in your team, in order to make our country stronger and to ensure that the military on the front lines for all 100% felt that the time they choose for all of us is not wasted by individual officials, deputies or officials, but is used 100% in the interests of society, the state and for victory, thank you. thank you for your many questions, i would like you to help me with at least one of them, that as for my team, if i get rid of my team, i have a small one, five or six managers, then we become weaker with you, there will be less air defense, there will be less help, with all due respect to your rhetoric, i can't pose, they just can't to allow themselves this, as far as the deputies are concerned, they are absolutely right, they should... do their

work exclusively, be moral authorities, unfortunately, this is not happening, i would not speak so colossally and just not engage in just rhetoric and just dialogues now, but looked at this question that is the percentage of working people who vote, by the way, european laws voted, that was important. voted many reforms that will open the same 50 billion, by the way , which support our economy, which then gives business the opportunity to work here, and not to close, and then this business helps our military, it is in such a queue that it happens, that is why i i agree with you with your intentions, i agree with this atmosphere that happens, but i do not think that the deputy who walks, say ... yes, he does not

have the right, but he is no different from a businessman who fires salutes on his birthday when the military is at war, i do not share these people, i believe that yes, all government officials should be a moral example, unfortunately, there is no such thing, here i agree with you, what can i do as president , i cannot dissolve them, because then... there are elections, i cannot hold elections during the war, that is, i can only do it according to the legislation and i live according to the laws of ukraine, at least i do everything for this, maybe sometimes something does not work out, well sorry, as it is, so if we are ready for these are the ways to change our composition of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, we need to change the ukrainian legislation and hold elections, everything that can be done with the deputies, besides this, i...

did everything so that these deputies themselves, no matter who they were, voted on all anti-corruption laws, so that later anti-corruption fighters come to these places, but nevertheless it happens and it will happen, no one will stop it, it is important to me that we fight corruption risks as much as possible, and partners say that their finances, which they give us for weapons , that they are not at risk today, because we are going through one or another reforms, but people, you see, they are what they are, there is a man of independence, whoever he is. she was in the occupation and would have left herself, there is a person, in independence, who was absolutely in power, was not in power, but agreed and left abroad, of mobilization age, somehow agreed, gave something to someone and

left, and therefore the moment correct, imprison for corruption. to beat, to do all this, but not to forget those who still do something for ukraine. the moment of unity in this matter, it is better to fight corruption together, not to divide people: "well, you're not very good, but you're normal." today, it is important not to share, it is very important, but the laws, law enforcement officers, anti-corruption bodies, the security service of ukraine, must. will definitely do its job and yes and there will be appropriate fair sentences, well probably yes, thank you, please, npr, at the very end on the right,

stand up, please, so that you can be seen. joan from mpr. thank you. is viktor orban or other people putting pressure on you to agree to a truce? and if so, how do you react or will you react to such attempts? i never did not talk to viktor orbán about the ceasefire or. about dialogue with putin never, maybe he raised this topic with his friends or leaders there in the eu, or i don't know, or somewhere abroad, maybe in the united states,

there was something like that in his speech, but i don't know, for me, it's kind of strange because sometimes his flights... aren't very friendly to us and he knows that, and that fact, he heard it from me, i told him that actually i had a lot of questions for him, but in anyway we are neighboring countries and even despite all these challenges, and all these years, in particular two years of full-scale war, this... study of our direct dialogue, it did not give us the opportunity to actually feel this powerful friendly relationship against russian aggression and occupation, but nevertheless we are neighbors, we we are trying to find

solutions and answers to certain questions, but for this we need to organize a meeting last time in argentina, i told orbán, as victor said, give me one reason. why you do not support us in the eu, it was before the actual decision was made, it is not for me could say, and secondly, i asked him: "and tell me, why can't we organize a formal meeting between us, he also could not give an answer, i think we could find a diplomatic solution, and our parties will work on with this, great, next, please, mirror of the week on the left." second row, and good evening, mr. president, when we talk about how not to surrender the country and how to win, we are thinking about three things, firstly, about the transfer, the effective

transfer of the state administration system to military lines, secondly, about planning recovery already now, and thirdly, about the fight against corruption, so i have three questions: firstly, have you thought about setting an example. of democratic countries that faced the same threats, to unite the political elites and create a unity government, which would include professionals, technocrats, because you are pulling the international front, but inside the country you do not have effective hands, secondly, how do you comment ... a recent move, a secret move by the government, which wanted

a unanimous vote on the resolution, a clone, of the scandalous bill 5655, which was adopted in favor of developers and which is lobbied by the head of the servant of the people party, mrs. olena shulyak and vice. prime minister alexander kubrakov, it is precisely about these 50 billion, because what 50 billion, because the european commission, i will explain, you confused me with your question, no, because the european commission, on the eve of the negotiations , repeatedly, twice, twice, yes, simply strongly recommended you not to sign this law, and you didn't, but as they say, normal heroes will always go. in a detour, and thirdly, dear, you can, you still

you ask , thirdly, let's start with the first dish, and yes, your first story is whether we plan to transfer our government to military rails, you can be specific, what has not been done by government officials regarding military rails, please, i am talking about the entire system of the state management, what is meant, say specifically, because we... always don't have time , we don't have time critically, you just talk a lot, sorry, you talk a lot, that's why you don't have time, i suggest you to pause your questions , i take your questions very seriously, today we we are reducing the expenses of government officials as much as possible, i am still working on making the government even smaller, but if there are no people at all, it will be difficult for us to manage the state. as for the unification of the elites, which you say, you yourself

are up to it, your colleagues say, we have a problem with the deputy corps with many representatives of different parties, when you tell me to change to technocrats, please offer me for today , thank you, by the way, for noting that i somehow pull this international direction, i believe that i am not alone, and i have a strong team, andriy, and... a good diplomatic team, well, thank you for noting it, it seems to me that there is a result, there is a concrete one, again, sorry, not rhetoric, there are concrete international achievements, help , weapons, the eu, yes , let's stop there, now, as for the technocrats, ah... but tell me, please, a party,

any party, please name me a person who can be prime minister minister, i think if, just say, you can leave, i think that in every party there are professionals who can go to this government, thank you, thank you very much, and i would like to tell you, i have absolutely nothing, no objections to you... i do not want to do, i am asking you very much, i have little time, in general, i would like you to ask specific questions, if you really want to hear the answer, and then if you really, when you ask questions, know how to help ukraine, then please help, just say that, do not say general things, war , there is no more discussion of general things, so i understood for the government officials, i want not to take from the deputies, i want... to reduce this government, in i don't have money, i was asked for 500 billion

for mobilization, 500 billion. as for the technocrats and the law, etc., what did anyone want, let's not live with chatter, if the law was signed, then we will return to this issue. fourthly, with regard to this law on developers, etc., i have never been personally approached by anyone not to sign it, so it is ... it is a personal choice and there are reasons, and so no one from the european union, no one from the united states, from this issue was not raised once by the great senka. yes, as far as that goes. and what was yours third? very quickly, about the fight against corruption, currently a thousand cases of top corruptors are in the queue for closure, which were investigated by sap and nabu, why? because all this time the head of the specialized committee, sergey ionushas

, ​​did nothing to ensure that everyone knew about the amendments. the head of the president's office, tatarov and smirnov , did nothing to motivate the parliamentary majority, which is controlled by the government, to provide legislative tools to the higher anti-corruption court, so that it makes fair decisions, and does not close cases automatically, because we do not have a criminal procedure code. it seems important, it is important to be a well-read person, but it is better to be educated, you know, a lot of details, it does not mean to understand the subject, first of all, because something is not the head of the committee in a specific way, ms. nastya, radina is engaged in anti-corruption policy, come on

you're talking behind me, well, let's talk like professional people, i'll try to explain to you what and... anti-corruption infrastructure, the relevant profile committee is anastasia radina, first, second, the president's office does not deal with anti-corruption bodies. second, none of the people you say are deputy heads of the office are engaged in any anti-corruption policy. third, the president's office is not the subject of legislative initiatives, only the president of ukraine is, so... when you say why the office did not make this or that law, i am surprised. fourth, the entire letter of anti-corruption laws, weighed, confirmed by the international monetary fund, the european union, the big seven, this entire letter was provided to the president of ukraine, the relevant profile committee, and to the head

of our government, all the relevant laws for this... the time we had to vote has been voted, this topic has been exhausted, dear colleagues, i remind you and ask you to ask one question at a time, please respect everyone others, there are many professional people here, i think they will ask all the important questions, next, please, ard, left in the center, thank you, thank you for. thank you for this opportunity, i would like to ask a question, how does the war in the middle east affect the war russia vs. ukraine, do you plan to visit israel in the near future. the war in the middle east, like any tragedy and challenge today

in europe, or in one or another continent, beyond which ... the presence or one or another influence of the russian federation has an effect on helping ukraine, the middle east is an exception, and this is a fact, and the defocusing of attention, i was talking about it, this is not new information for you, the defocusing of world aid, the defocusing of consolidation around ukraine, the defocusing of support for ukraine at various international platforms, the defocusing of ukrainian topics. in information space abroad, and all this has a complex and very bad effect on the stability of ukraine on our aid. what can i tell you, we know it's a tragedy and a challenge , on middlelist, and i understand all that,

but we have to understand that... we have a full-scale war, and there's a tragedy, and my condolences to all the victims , to all, absolutely all the victims of this tragedy, but russia succeeded here, and it must be recognized here, this is a very serious work of theirs, they did not succeed on the battlefield, but they succeeded on the diplomatic field, precisely in this track, they achieved of success, it's a fact, hesitating on... some states, which earlier also began to prioritize, some states began to balance who to help first, israel or ukraine, probably ukraine. because a full -scale war, someone else says, ukraine is already on its feet, and we are helping them, for the second year in a row, and israel now has such a

serious challenge, well, those were the voices at the beginning, at the beginning of this tragedy, and that's why all this definitely does not have a positive effect as far as my trip to the middle east and in general in region "i was ready at the very beginning, and this is a fact, and this was my direct signal to my colleagues abroad, well, they probably had other priorities, i cannot play too much with the schedule and with my priorities, because i lead a state at war ". tv channel. inter , please, liliya nalyagaka, inter tv channel , congratulations, mr. president, i would like to return to the issue of aid from

the united states, you said about the terms that we need to wait, it takes time, but i am interested in how much time we have to wait and how critical is a quick decision about assistance from the states. thanks, help is definitely needed now. this also has a signal to the european union regarding the opening of their a-a aid, their package, but i'm glad that we all heard each other and that the signal from the united states of america, it will be a signal from the united states, and europe - it will be europe, the decision of europe. i am grateful for this independence to each of our partners in helping ukraine, which... as for the united states of help, well , i think it will be very soon,

please, the associated press is nearby, yevgeny, get up, please, uh, uh , good day, yevhen, the press, please tell me, if the next president of the united states ... is donald trump, then his policies will be aimed at, so to speak, freezing the war and reducing aid, or will you be able to convince him? thank you for the question, i think that he will definitely have a different policy, he is a different person, if he is the president of the united states, it is not for us to choose a president, but for their people, i am not sure that... the country's policy will change towards ukraine, politics of the united states, but nevertheless, we you must soberly look at the fact that

a leader has an influence, and any leader has an influence on his society, especially after he has just been elected, because the majority of the country said yes, and therefore these first signals of the policies of this or that leader, now we're talking about the president of the united states. and these first signals will be very influential if the policy of the next president, whoever he is, will be different towards ukraine, colder, or more domestic, the priority on domestic politics will be more economical, and then, and i think, these signals will greatly influence the course of the war in ukraine. because it 's like, well, like the whole world, that is, if one

powerful part falls out, then, well, the body starts, the mechanism starts to crumble, and so if we give the opportunity to fall from the aid platform... the leader of this aid to the united states of america, that's for sure will have an impact and definitely not a positive one on aid from europe. thank you, please, anadolu, center right. thank you for the importance. allow me in russian. please. how life changed, what the translator started to translate for me, it's interesting, yes, please, as a result of the israeli

attacks, the similarity between what happened to the civilian population in the gaza sector and what happened to the civilian population in ukraine, can you call the death of the civilian population in palestine massacre, do you condemn the killing of 20 thousands of people in palestine? thank you for the question, we recognize, first of all, we recognize the two-state policy, we recognize this tragedy, we recognize that the humanitarian consequences are terrible on the territory of both states, we recognize the independent people of israel, we recognize the independent people

palestinians but i can't equate it to our war, i'll tell you why. russia's occupation and invasion of ukraine did not begin with a terrorist attack by people with ukrainian citizenship on the territory. ukraine to the territory of russia, no one did that, we lived in our independent state, and an enemy found us and killed our people, so these are different things, of course, my condolences, once again, there, it seems, the newspaper election poland, ptra andrusechko, election newspaper, you are already

a little old. these are grain problems, and in order to overcome them, perhaps a compromise of two parties is necessary, with on both sides, is ukraine ready for such a compromise, i.e. also for certain possible concessions, but maybe, that is, maybe in a different way, what is your vision of further relations with poland, what changes might be needed,

first of all, i want to thank you. to poland and president duda, and above all to your society, and you were with us at the beginning of the war, you are our neighbors, you received our people, and i did everything possible to thank you, and to the people, maybe this is not enough, but that is not enough less, we are grateful to you historically, but at the same time we are also, well, we should be with you... we are people frankly, and ukraine , and polish society has always said this, and president andrzej, he said that ukrainians protect poland with their lives, so you can't say that if, well, well, well, only you, i believe that we brothers with you, and i believe that it was, you helped us as much as you could, this is a fact, and

we stood for you, for your independence. and we stand as we can, and i had a strong relationship with your cabinet of ministers, and absolutely, of course, i came with my wife, we were also grateful, we supported as soon as we could, then there was a blockade of our borders, understand, this is not a business during the war, a blockade of our borders, it was a matter of survival, we did not then have a corridor from... an independent black sea corridor through which we could export grain, which we had , we had problems in slovakia, we had problems, we could have problems with romania, we had problems with hungary and with us, with our closest friends poland, so what do we have if we don't have the sea, what we just don't...