pushes zaluzhny the politician, and this , this will cost him more, i would say, but look at the head of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhnyi, we know what kind of politician valery zaluzhnyi is, we can only guess, because in principle of political ambitions he never did not demonstrate, he never articulated presidential ambitions, that is, he did not create a political party, even a hidden one, whatever life... he has been in the armed forces all his life, that is, it is a slightly different type of relationship with people, well, it is possible, and the third force which remember, once upon a time everyone was waiting for it in 1999, when the presidential elections were held, maybe this is a delayed request, and even more so now we understand why there is such a request, because the armed forces of ukraine have the highest trust rating, and the leader and the head of the armed forces of ukraine, of course, has... mr.

serhiy, everything is much simpler: our armed forces are the most effective state institution today. people are tired of the quarrels of zelenskyi's entourage, of thievery and corruption. the troops are fighting, they are not, they do not have a trail of corruption. it is a political body the ministry of defense has a train. in the army. yes, there are difficulties in relations, because it is, after all , a huge human organism, such, well, the armed forces, it is, well, hundreds of thousands of people who have their own hierarchy, psychology, morality, ethics, and, in the end, a rigid vertical management in fact, it seems to me that valery zaluzhnyi in the case of an attack by politicians, by, for example, the entourage

of... zelenskyi, and we see that the attacks of such ms. bezuglai, they are generally, well, i would say, er, adjacent with, well, a mental disability, i'm sorry, eh, these reproaches of the general, to the general who was hired by the bezugola, well, it's some kind of simple nonsense that the bank doesn't even try to stop. and it stimulates on the contrary, this is the first, second, eh, by their actions, politicians create, well, a certain, certain such, i would say, lacuna, in which there is a demand for an effective, wise, courageous and honest politician, that is general zaluzhny, people automatically endow them with these powers, let's remember how viktor andriyovych yushchenko went to the presidential... elections and how much

banking power was set against him and how people they delegated to him the expected functions, the expected virtues, which perhaps he did not have, but now general zaluzhnyi is exactly in the situation when people delegate to him the most excellent features of a political leader, that is, honesty, responsibility. obligation , few words, honest emotion , that is, everything that a politician does, well, a family member, relatively speaking, because zelensky won the election also in the format of a family member, everyone, he, he lived in every family for 15 hours on tv every day on different channels, but general zaluzhnyi, in my opinion, receives through the pressure of political power, a whole bunch of virtues , about which... maybe he himself does not realize,

mr. volodymyr, among the reasons that could become the basis for, well, misunderstandings, let's say this now, between zelensky and zaluzhny, they call the question of mobilization, literally in a few days, the verkhovna rada of ukraine has to consider a bill, another bill on mobilization, and it is already known that there are a lot of different comments on this bill. attitude to what is written there, and in general to this mobilization campaign of 500,000 people, this figure constantly circulates as well, it is not clear where it started, but it is there, whether with the departure of the leadership of the armed forces of ukraine, zaluzhnogo, or this problem of mobilization will somehow be solved in a different way, because this issue is already... in the political plane, when

the supreme commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine should take responsibility. well, in general, the circumstances are such that... it is zelensky who should show leadership in this area, he hides all the time, avoids, and constantly throws these hot chestnuts into the pants of others, uh, well we recall the story that he demanded that the military write a law on mobilization, this was repeatedly voiced, then the cabinet of ministers submitted the first draft, then there was an appeal, the same attempt... without an angle, we recall the scandalous, the scandalous meeting of the committee of the verkhovna rada, which was attended by general zaluzhnyi, the minister of internal affairs, and the minister of education, where, in fact, a scandal occurred, after which

even the servant of the people party itself wanted to recall mrs. beza from the committee, that is, the impression here is just that, that... just rested on with the aim of placing full responsibility for the preparation of this law on him, but this is the executive body, for writing laws there is the ministry of security, the ministry of defense, in which case, well, in general, the subject of the legislative initiative in our country, according to - to me, not even a ministry is a cabinet of ministers, and also, by the way, the president. why does he not show his legislative initiatives here, all the same, the law, if it enters into force, will be signed by zelenskyi, i am surprised why they are twisting and turning transfer to someone, when the final signature

under the bill will still be zelenskyi's, that's what logic is in this, in this chain of conflict, this is just a rhetorical question for now, this is the end of our conversation. i would like to ask you about the nuclear weapons in the hands of the russian federation, because russia has been swinging this nuclear club so much, and now the deputy minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation serhiy ryabkov says that russia allegedly does not plan to deploy nuclear weapons in other countries. let's listen to what ryabku said. no, not planning. placing tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of belarus. carried out as part of countering the increasingly aggressive and dangerous activities of the us-led north atlantic alliance. drawing a line by this alliance led by the usa on the task of strategic defeat of russia, expanding the practice of joint nato nuclear missions and much more. our joint

decision with minsk to deploy tactical nuclear weapons in belarus is determined by the line of collective action. is it possible to make from these words? conclusion, mr. volodymyr, that russia with all these nuclear threats to everyone, i just took three steps back, because the leaders of this country were told something about what would happen to them, in the event of the use of nuclear weapons, well, the leaders were told back in the 22nd year, and then the intensity of swinging this club stopped, but it seems to me , that the ukrainian side now... within the framework, so to speak, of establishing a certain nuclear balance, it makes sense to invite the placement of british, for example, or american nuclear potential on the territory of ukraine. why? because belarus has deployed nuclear weapons,

granted permission to deploy nuclear weapons, in violation of the same budapest memorandum, where, in addition to ukraine , the same country appeared. belarus and kazakhstan, that is, if belarus withdrew from the minsk memorandum, we should ask the question of creating a certain balance. i think that it would be good to place nuclear weapons in kharkiv, this was a reminder to bryabkov about the red lines that russia crossed. by the way, er, russia itself forgot to re-read budapestsky's text. of the memorandum, before deploying nuclear weapons, it was part of them to at least consult with ukraine duties, thank you, thank you, we have to finish our program, mr. volodymyr, thank you for the conversation, it was volodymyr tsybulko, a political expert, friends, during the program we conducted a survey, we asked you about

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and we are driving, and our legs are aching, the adrenaline is raging, they started throwing grenades, they are such cowards, there is nowhere further, somewhere there is a noise and they crawled like cockroaches, i said that i am alone at home, what do you want to vote, babushka, i give them a little headache i was dizzy, 100,000 were collected, only ours came, we immediately went to the banks for the armed forces. most often , respondents, when we interviewed them about life in the occupied territories, said that it is life without air, but imagine that you took air others said that this is life in the zone, that is, you find yourself, as if you are free, but in fact the russians were able to create such conditions that you feel like you are in a prison. many people limited their contacts, did not leave the house at all, they avoided not only the occupiers, but

also many of their fellow villagers or townspeople, because you do not know who will represent them. a threat to you, and then the pressure became so powerful that a person could no longer safely express his own identity, one's own political position. from the occupation, well, in general, we tried to do less, but at the beginning, when they had not yet recovered, the first, the first, well , almost a month, they still did not know what to do, and our main task was to run around the shops and to buy groceries, because

nothing happened anywhere, there were huge queues, and the shops instantly became empty. and we ate today, i don’t remember, we had lunch, lunch, and thank god, only in ukrainian, i walk through the bazaar, and there are three or four of them standing they are standing with automatic weapons, and they are standing in the middle of the road , and i am walking, i have to pass by, i say yes, let me, he looked at me like that, left, tell me later, sister, how did you decide to do that, i say, but what? well, people are afraid, and at the bazaar they were talking , they were talking in ukrainian, the sellers, in the shops, at the bazaar, everyone was speaking ukrainian, mostly, i think, they were even speaking more specifically, there was such elation, and everyone was smiling among themselves and winked, there were mostly rural

people and winked at each other that we were eating let's show, so be it. we went to the maidan , we went to the maidan, we went several times, yes, the adrenaline was crazy, i was standing there, they were singing, they were singing the national anthem, they were singing viburnum, people, that’s right there, like a ship, a russian ship, girls, women are screaming, screaming, and those orcs are standing, they are standing, they didn't have them then. there were no internal troops that were dispersing at that time, then they appeared, they started throwing grenades, we were not there when they shot, because i once went near the jubilee, we were gathering, i was on a bicycle i arrived and waited for the orcs to arrive in several cars, we didn’t gather at once, i

’m sitting at a bench, and there are women to... even hand out ribbons, well, we’re gathering, and they immediately go, those orcs go with the commander, the same machine gun, they approached the women , they say that we are going to shoot, disperse, and we had to , they went there to the glubal park there, i went for a spin on my bicycle, i also went, we were also lucky here in this area , they did not come to our house, they came for tips, this they... floated all the poor people, but if we used to walk, then you walk down the street, oh the sun is shining, and it's as if the stones from above have crushed you like that, well, you're walking and it's like you 're coming from above, you can't help but laugh , you didn't want anything, that's the most terrible moment for me, sometimes during the occupation, this, oh, is it really with

this, but oh, and suddenly we will stay like this, and suddenly, what is this, and how will it be, and what to do? yes, endure, endure the occupation, if you knew that it would be there, let it be a year, let it be two, well, you know that it will end once and for all, you could have endured it, well, when it is not determined, well, it is very difficult, and i believed and believed and believe me, it was still possible then in the spring, you could buy building materials, we still sold our materials and our money and worked for... employees, they did not occupy the store then, but we had twice as many windows here, twice as many , a good window is small, very small, people told us how we... carried it, they said, where are you taking it, the shelling will destroy it, yes, they are being built, i say that it’s okay, we

are doing them harm, we will still build, well, how can we return, and even more so when you work, no bad thoughts creep in, it's simple sit and see that they will be there somewhere, those orcs walk the streets, we are waiting, waiting , waiting for victory, like a god, like a god. it can be assumed that a person in this way simply fills his time with some useful work that helps him to distract himself from these circumstances, i can make repairs here, i can change a window there, i can act as a fully fledged person, and my circumstances do not affect me, well, trouble, trouble in mine, in my room, in my apartment, in stanislav. hard enough regime, it is close to of the front, the front was in the stanislavsk community on oleksandrivka, in stanislav, they raged,

it got to the point that they tried to drive all men from 16 to 65 years old through pits, they just dug pits, well, i don't know if they managed to kill all of them, but they tried to do it because they suspected, totally suspected that everyone was disloyal, which in principle, respectively. gave reality, even those 10-20%, which can be called as more favorable to them, were all the same, that is , more or less, but in stanislav in this sense was one of the harshest regimes, i am like kateryna mykolaivna baitoldge, my husband was greek, that is why i live so long, i have two children, that is... i live with them, i lived in kherson, well, until my husband died, then we moved to stanislav, we got used to it, we had a good time here, until

these russians, the cossacks, appeared, when a person walks on your land with a machine gun, it is very scary, very, i can compare, i will say after the war, the war is very different, and the war when... the second world war, and this war is different, then the germans came to us in august, that is in the 41st year, well they passed this way and left, the front went on and left, we lived by ourselves, elected the chairman of the collective farm, the collective farm and the village council , the head of the police. that's all, and then the germans forced us to work, so we did what we earned, what we harvested, the germans took everything away, they didn't

give us much for a day's work, but the same thing, who stole wheat from their pockets, who stole some bag under hand, that's how they survived, here you have to tremble, because they beat you endlessly, and they could have come with a search, i was already sitting. she was silent, well, everyone a little bit, in every box around, she says, well , what are you looking for? in general, the occupation was completely defeated, i told them when they came to vote, huh. and i went out alone, i said that i am alone at home,

do you want to vote, grandma, i made them a little dizzy, said what kind of voting is this, there are two young girls, young women, i know, and a man with a machine gun, well, what kind of voting is this, i say, i never do that voted "listen, we need some kind of cabin, somewhere in the room, well , it's bothering them there, and they have an urn with them, grandmother, vote, but i don't, i say, i won't vote, she told them bluntly , they looked, well, what can we get from the old woman, but they turned and left, this is my niece there in russia, in the yaroslavl region, she said that we are binders, we..."

fought for independence, we had such a bender , well, not a bender, and why do they hate us so much, the german invaders clearly knew, that they are occupiers, the russians came with a completely different message, they denied their occupier nature, coming to the territory of ukraine, instead. they demanded gratitude , love there and everything else that was so emotional from the local population, they came in like rats, like mice scurrying along the roads here, they stole everything they could, because when they came to our place, they asked me if you had anything to drink, and i like , what do you want water, he doesn't have it, well, drink vodka, i say, no, there's no vodka, i say,

so they really wanted to get drunk on... pleasures, well, in the evening they had a good time, because here they were drunk day and night , in short, until morning, they had a banquet here, it was the most difficult thing to look at them, it was very disgusting, at first they walked like heroes, in nature they were, well, how can i say, they are such cowards, nowhere further, somewhere, something makes a noise and they crawl like cockroaches, feast on themselves , peck on their own, well, what do you want, and we, well, what, well, i saw you there...

and that’s all, the banks have made money, we can go to kherson, we we went to kherson, immediately went to the department, well, it’s like that, sometimes it’s necessary, sometimes it’s possible, so we ran into it, i say yes to the boss, i need to save my family, quickly, i say, where is the one who is here at the cash register, i say, give it to me, come back alive , that's all, she gave me a receipt, wrote it out, punched everything, as it should be, sent it, i say, thank you, guys, you won't believe it, we were traveling with a woman, we almost sang, we were just so happy. that at least we did something good, and the war showed who is who, then we will understand, if you don't want to be a hero, as she says, be a traitor, if there before, identity is a question of identity were perceived as air, then the occupation just actualized the issue of identity, because the occupiers first of all tried to destroy the ukrainian identity, the zelenivites could

not deliver... here we have pastries, thank god that at least yesterday gave us pastries, they just baked and blew , the flights have arrived and there is no light, here we are today in this light , i have been cooking since two o'clock in the morning, this is how i cooked food, we have borscht for lunch today, this is how our borscht turned out to be thick. such mashed potatoes with gravy, now we're going to get together we will go to feed people, we have pensioners , there are pensioners who walk, some who lie down , i started working in the kitchen during the occupation, at once we fed 40 people, now we have 25 people, now i will take this, this,

this, such as it? here she broke a little bit, well, nothing, i have two pensioners here, one of them is such a sick woman, and we feed them, don't cry like that, everything, everything is fine, everything is fine, so is the gravy. come on, and this is what i have, look, my two helpers, these are my two granddaughters, who help grandmothers bake pies, these are us they baked with them, and we travel with them, they take pans from dragonflies, bring them to me, i pour them, carry them and take pictures.