so flexible in relation to moscow, well , flexible, i put it mildly, but significantly, let's say, he is so connected, connected with russian interests in france, that is why the prospects of her being appointed are still very, very vague , it is unlikely that macron will go for it, now her fellow party members will soon be in france. threatened again yesterday with the impeachment of macron, but they do not have enough strength for this, they do not have so many people in the parliament, their faction is not an absolute majority, they do have a majority, but the relative one is not enough, and other left forces, they they don't want to support them in this, and they say that there was a tweet by the leader of the social party , olivierofor, who said that first let's figure it out, finally we'll make sense of everything about the parliamentary elections, only then

we'll think about new ones presidential, that is , what kind of impeachment, we don’t have a parliament right now, we will still be without a president, that is , in principle, these threats are more blackmail for vulnerable people, but macron is not vulnerable, so i don’t think that it will have any effect on his future and for the future to the government, which will not be formed in any way, thank you very much, yes, you have to prepare for compromises and... be able to make them, it is true, i am not saying this to the french, although the french can, but also to the ukrainians, the ukrainians there also lack compromise very often, thank you , thank you alla lazareva, thank you deputy editor-in-chief, the editor of the ukrainian weekly magazine from france told us what was happening in france, and now from western europe to the middle east, as often happens, you see, the lebanese flag and the israeli flag appeared. flag and now

serhiy danilov, deputy director of the center for middle eastern studies, will appear, as always , he will inform us of what is happening there, so the latest is that hezbollah attacked israel, tzahal attacked lebanon in response, well , in short, nothing new on one side, but on the other, what i don't remember, we talked with you, but we definitely talked with the specialists of the near east and we will continue to talk, mr. sergey, a very important issue. and lebanon will remain on the world map, well, because when we speak, we are like hezbollah, israel, but hezbollah is in lebanon and it is part of lebanon, it is like an arm or an ear or a leg, it is in the body, it is sewn into the body, it is like the liver, i don't know there, maybe not the heart, but definitely something very, very, very important, and this war may , by the way, sometimes not. this, there is no lebanon

as such, such a prospect is possible at all, mr. serhiy, and of course it is possible, if the great war were real, then yes, we can remember the first lebanese war, which began in 1982, and which was preceded by a civil war , which has actually been there since 1975 year went on, and these two, civil, then, israeli invasions. they actually destroyed the lebanon that existed before 75, the middle eastern switzerland, as it was called then, you can imagine, before 75, it was the only calm, pro-western city and place where everything, restaurants worked, everything worked as it was supposed to , this was called the middle eastern switzerland, and then it turned into the gas sector, the middle east, well, not yet, but... yes, everything

went to that, and hezbollah took over the state from within us, in fact, now they are the leading political force, and they now in the background tensions clearly declare that the power there, for example, of the christians has ended, and it is time to change the constitution of lebanon, it is time to change the quota principle of appointment to higher positions, they are moving, on which then there are no quotas, and what? we, we, the simple majority, and the simple majority, yes, the shiites should have everything, and they and the simple majority of the shiites, yes, and the shiites are hezbollah, well, mostly, mostly, there are also anti forces among the shiites who strongly opposed to hezbollah, but they are now marginal, just as hezbollah was once a very marginal organization when only started when one general... from

the islamic revolutionary guard corps of iran, and started creating together with literally a few people who remained after the palestinian forces were evacuated to tunisia, but i talked about it with our mutual acquaintances and not only with experts, and i constantly asked the following, well, okay, will hezbollah achieve that lebanon will disappear, what will it give to hezbollah, why is lebanon spoiling iran's mood, well, there will be no lebanon, there will be some kind of... riots, horrors , shots and so on and the like, it's somehow that benefits from that, and iran, he, he feels better, that he is so upset by the events, well, this is logic, it

's not that they want to destroy the country, although they are really destroying it, but if you have any, any opponents , some competition among. countries, some remnants of those who still do not agree with you, you start to fight them, on the one hand, on the other hand, after defeating them, you take over some ministries, you begin to manage financial flows, manage resources, but you manage them, regardless of public benefit of all citizens, and you redistribute them so that was useful to your organization, not even your ethno-religious one. group, no, no, it's not even that it's a shiite, but as a result, there is a very severe energy crisis there, the fuel at the power stations has run out, the light was supplied only to an extremely limited circle, objects that

provide the minimum vital activity of the capital and other cities of the country , and this is another one of these constant crises with devaluation, with e. bankruptcy of the state with default, they are all the result of that governance, that style of governance, not even that it is such a special, but this is a consequence of their vision of the world, their vision of their organization, in which, well, obviously not so much lebanon, but too much hezbollah, can i repeat again that i do not believe in such ... this escalation, but today hezbollah fired at israel, israel fired at hezbollah, it will turn into something like that, a regular war, or so they will exchange shots, some missiles and so on, and very carefully, i see that if they did not say anything about hezbollah, they would

shoot, and they have the opportunity to shoot much harder, more, more voluminously, and inflict greater, greater loss on israel, but they so pos... what, what does that mean? they don't want hezbollah to escalate, they just want to keep israel nervous. yes, on your broadcast, i think i said that i don't believe in a big war, and my forecast is moderately conservative, there will be some shots, they can't do anything, but, the circumstances are like this, you see, they very much expected that the blow will be compatible with iranians. that they will be able to pull katay yabhizbola from iraq, that it will be some kind of joint action that will allow them to save face and show at the same time, this did not happen, the iranians are generally still silent, there the corps threatens something that one day you will see

our answer, but so far no one has seen it, they were left alone on the one hand, on the other hand everyone gave them a warning, that if there is really a very large ... mass raid, then lebanon will disappear, all objects will be bombed, they see on the example of the gas sector that this is possible, and the third component, israel is already the fourth month, well, but actually since the fall last year, but after the gas situation has somewhat stabilized, lately, in particular, it has been inflicting very premature blows on the military infrastructure. for example, tonight, on the eve of this shelling, well, the israelis claim about a thousand launchers destroyed, even if they exaggerate a little, although i don't think that much, a significant number of launchers

were destroyed, hezbollah can theoretically fire 6 - 600 rockets at a time, well no, not at once, not in a second, because the number of installations. limited, but still a lot, as a result only 300 flew, one dead and one broken coop, the whole result, well, listen, what i would observe. i have the impression that the main word among the guys who practice islam is cowardice, we will start if iran, iran starts, if hezbollah, hezbollah starts, if hamas, hamas starts, if this, and they so to speak, if so, very much so choose no, we, we very much, now we will give, well, but after, let's go together, no, together, i don't want, let's go together not with you, but with you, some kind of trade is very strange. you know, the phrase po maleghe da na war, as in war, does not come close to

the islamists of the middle east, there is some kind of non -peace, non-war, disband the army, as comrade trodskyi told us, what do you say, mr. serhiy, but i would like us not to generalize like that, not to say, that there are some muslims there, then this is cowardice, i still call for such a rational approach without emotional evaluations, especially... such, but what can i say, the situation is not the most favorable for them now, this time, secondly, the united states has tried very hard, indeed this time, the number of military, uh, armed forces there, means of destruction, it is unprecedented, it is more than in april, this year, when iran struck, that's why everyone is counting here, plus the iranians. the iranian government is new, it coincided with the elections in iran, and when yesterday, it seems,

the ministry, the government, in fact, announced its priorities, and there is a lot, not so much, but some kind of set of these priorities, but in fact there is the main - this, well, if we were to decide with sanctions, yes, what to do with sanctions if you start a big war on in the near... east, or you fire at israel, it is not possible to negotiate with the americans after that, and in general, the behavior of the new government deserves very careful analysis and monitoring, maybe we will see certain, well, if not positive, then some neutral signals , which will benefit us, and we will not see at least short- range iranian missiles on the ukrainian front. mr. serhiy, but... doesn't such moderation harm the leaders of iran and this,

that is, the guardians of the iranian revolution, that is , you promised to give a powerful response from israel, who killed a poor khaniya on our territory, and we manage a week, we give, two weeks, we give, three weeks, we give four weeks, we don’t get something, and what about it... you can say, you don’t so terrible, it turns out, well, i have the impression that they are not discrediting themselves, well, these are their problems, it is not bad for us, let’s say directly that they are discrediting themselves, and mainly it is important for us that they the whole regime, not even the government, and more broadly, together with the supreme leader, together with the corps, so that they... lend themselves in the eyes of the citizens of the islamic republic of iran, and we have already seen the protests of 22-23 years,

which were under the slogan get rid of the icelandic republic, and there are many such people, yes, they are minorities, the majority is an amorphous mass, which now seems inclined to think that something, something is wrong in our kingdom, yes, but this opinion is spreading, and this is another stone. in this direction, and after haniya was killed in social networks, the iranian segment, there were a lot of memes, mocking the supreme leader, the corps, which are threatening and can't really do anything, andrew, the last question, er, so immediately, the chief prosecutor of the international court demands the arrest of the leaders and... israel, this is serious, will the leaders of israel pay attention to this, or

will they not pay attention to it, well, we do we know that israel does not very often pay attention to any prosecutions, of itself, of its leaders? as far as i saw, they are paying attention to this, there were reports in the press about special meetings in the government, how to react, how to neutralize, there was quite active communication with the american side that they help so that... this warrant is not issued, and the israeli government is making a serious effort to prevent this process from starting, and this is one of the... very important points of such diplomatic efforts from all sides , both on the part of those actors who want this warrant to be issued, and those who are trying to prevent it. we will follow, serhii danilov, deputy director of the center for near eastern studies, thank you very much, thank you for finding

time for us, now we will have, well... an interesting story, this is a story about people's artists, the council, the verkhovna rada of ukraine decided to deprive those who supported the war, support the aggressor, and there are quite a lot of these people, well, i will tell you frankly, now we will talk with mr. yehen repchynskyi, but from myself i can only say that i've always been suspicious of people who have these titles in general, it's no no no someone decides that you're folk, and you're... international, and you're not folk, it's like, you know, the beatles, no in folk artists, great britain and northern ireland, and wales, somehow they sang in stadiums and released cds and everything was great, and here we are from the soviet union, how did it go, good health, mr. yevhen, yevhen rebchynskyi, poet, politician, public figure, journalist, people's deputy of ukraine, of the eighth

convocation, now we are in touch, my, my greetings, mr. mykola and dear audience. well, what can be done, it’s simple , i can see for myself that i am definitely not against getting rid of taisya povali or lora, quartering, quartering is not necessary, let him live and let him live only there somewhere in the urals, here in the urals, and lorak lives nearby, by the way, my dear, as i understand it, your acquaintances are also there, and we used to be good friends there at one time and everything was fine, but... but you see, here we are, now we are in moscow, but there are two options that i see, and i ask you, which one are you for, to cancel this popular, well-deserved, in the soviet union, i will try to kill you, mr. mykola, my friend, yes, we, we long ago already talked about this topic, yes, in particular, i just want

to remind you, because we talked about it back in the 18th year, in the context of what i submitted myself a resolution to the verkhovna rada, it was signed by 150, as you know, deputies, and further, to great regret, it was not voted, the resolution was about exactly that, about depriving collaborators of their titles, er, it was already clear in 14 -th year, who are collaborators, and in principle, it was not a miracle... and the people were surprised if we voted for e, which means the abolition of these ranks, but i remember how nestor started running around the hall now shuforych and somehow he was able to convince the majority of deputies to either go to the canteen, to the dining room, or to leave, well, in general, well

there was not even a quorum, that is, this vote simply failed, and i was not only sorry, we... i was ashamed, because at that time , hundreds, even thousands of our soldiers who passed ilovaisk, karlovka, and the rest of debaltseve there and so on, hot spots, relatively speaking, of our country, here is such a betrayal, finally it has been done, it was done for some reason at the end of the term of this supreme. council, although it was quite clear in the 19th, and in the 20th, and in the 21st and in the 22nd, it was possible to do it already in the 22nd in the first, second month of the war, because it is clear that whoever supported the full-scale aggression must be, must lose all the ranks that he received in ukraine, but even at the level of the national security council,

if you remember, the national security council, then under poroshenko, abolished the rank kobzon, for example, that is, it was possible to get out of the situation in this way, unfortunately, even the nsdc and danilov did not cancel the rank, and here we are until the 24th of the year of august, and finally, that means in the first reading, mykola, in the first reading, it is not what it was brought up in as a whole, and yet it is obvious what is there, what is there to decide, what may still be for... in the first reading, now this law 11410 has been adopted, they were applauding themselves there, and it is unclear when the second reading will be. yes, let's list first of all who it affects, taisya pavaliy, people's artist, we know you personally, yes, anni lorak,

also a people's artist, rabbits, so-called volodymyr danilets and volodymyr myseenko support the aggressor, film artist volodymyr bortko, i generally have a hard time imagining myself, i am with i know him personally, i'm very sorry and i have a hard time imagining the person who took it. that is, he was framed there, in fact, there is a very interesting situation with the owners, if there is time, we will talk about it, and how they were framed, that is , he still continues to be more or less, he,

he, went abroad with his wife, but it has only just begun war, they all went to germany together, his wife oeme has a business there and is very successful, his children, as you know, live in london, the daughter even sings, as far as i understand, in the london opera. that is, not so, not so bad, they have already let in the west roots, and in the end, he was constantly asked to comment, he constantly, as a person living in the west, rejected this, and then he was invited, paid 30 thousand euros there and invited to saratov, and there they started shouting at him right from the hall, so what about svo, like sasha, and who are you for? he also ignored it, and then he was already caught behind the scenes, television and so on, and he had, as they say, as they say, no way out,

but again, this does not excuse him at all, and for us the surprise with dad, therefore that rybchynskyi worked with him for many years, his father wrote a song for him, and i even translated a chertopolo into russian for him, i helped him record two ukrainian albums in kyiv. day, in particular the folk ones, and this , by the way, is one of the best performances, no one in general has performed like that in tenor, well, the man signed his own sentence, well, that’s the story, well, at least he at least resisted there, tried something between the drops to pass, povali did not rely on yes, but yes, but povali is phenomenal for me, and why, what, well, well, first of all, is it her, or is it her husband and... the producer, that's who, who plays the first violin there, among the artists it was always believed that in relation to the slow loot, evil had won a long time ago, and it

played an evil evil joke with her, when she joined the party of regions, although she was supposed to represent the kyiv region, that is , the capital in general, because she is from shamrayivka, kyiv region, lived in kyiv all her life, worked in the music hall at the music exchange in our country and wrote. beautiful songs, blackbirds, this daughter is not long, there is the rest, well, and further, when she already got in touch with this group of regionals, although she got her first titles from kuchma, and then she sang exclusively in ukrainian, if you remember, and then suddenly she starts singing russian songs, ordering exclusively russian songs and paying for they are just crazy. authors and try to advance in moscow, they contacted mikhailov, there they, in principle, she

even, as far as i know, i may be wrong, bought a small apartment, well, that is, she was slowly moving already then, conditionally there in the 11th year already moved to moscow, for i was the last point, i met her in the 13th year. miner's day in donetsk, and she says, why are you writing so badly about us, and i was already writing such, so to speak, very critical articles for their leader and for this whole gang in the ukrainian truth then, she says: you are not afraid, that you won't leave here, oh, what, what can i tell you, well, listen, but on the other hand, you understand, for me once i now, once a magazine... wrote what money can't be spent, well, all the money can be , you can buy 100 planes, and what would be there a billionaire, you won't have a billion, but so

that you can live normally. rest twice a year in five-story hotels, that's all, they counted, counted, counted and said 2 2.5 million dollars, well, in fact, you can live forever, well, there until death, there, no, well, don't eat a spoonful of caviar there, yes and not every day, not every day to eat, but not every day, yes, diamonds are here for me, but i'm sitting and thinking, well, how much, when will you all be full already, well, you can't. to sell the motherland having, you are ukraine, in the 90s under the rule of ukraine, it was synonyms, and you take and throw away, for what? well, you will have another million, i am absolutely convinced that when she was preparing to move to moscow, she had those millions. she is nowhere to be found, not cheap, she did not sing in a restaurant. i think that even after becoming a deputy , she already had millions, i am absolutely

convinced, i think that her only salary in the regions was approximately a million a year, but the fact is that appetite always comes when eating, and i it seems that she wanted through thorns to the stars, that is, to moscow, to the kremlin stars, it also surprises me, sorry, i am crossing both her and lorak, i said once, i say, listen, you are rich people, take the money, go to london or new york. hire people, if you are rich, with your voices, you will definitely find a place in world music, not in russian, in world music, and i was looked at as an idiot, lorak and i said this and taisi said, listen, well, it's that simple , it's not it 's not billions, it's not even millions, yes, it's tens, hundreds of thousands, you hire a studio, you you hire teachers, you analyze your voice,

you have to understand... what music fits, whether to continue ukrainian, or can switch to english, so you have to learn, well, in short , it's a lot of work, but it's lifting work, because you have a phenomenal voice, let's go to moscow, we will hop-stop, they will perform, well, this is such a humiliation of the profession, you know, look, there is a dualipa who collects stadiums today, she is a simple albanian girl, she learned english, studied, collects. stadiums, collects, where collects, and all over the world she collects, she sings better than slow down or slow down, no, it's not better, here is the answer to the question, a little effort, a little connections, a little bit of this, that, that invested, and you have these dragonflies, that's all and you are world stars, and when you come home, everyone are proud of you, and you are deservedly popular, but i, if possible, will shift the topic a little, after all, to

the ranks themselves, you started by saying... that you would abolish the ranks themselves altogether, so on october 8, 18- in the 1990s, i wrote an article in ukrainian pravda, which was called the abolition of ranks as a stage of decommunization, and for me it was it is obvious that the cancellation of ranks is a separation from russia, these ranks were imposed on us. in 2005, poland gave up the title of honored cultural worker of poland. they refused, but we have. to take at least one example, no, we aggravate this issue, we give further, give out awards and so on, and so on, i wrote this article, so i was also called, why, why do you attribute to communism such an obvious fact that a people's artist - that means it's bad, a people's artist is great, accept it yourself, father, y who are you, i say, people's artist, they oh, i

say, look, my father was born... you know, an honored worker of culture, there was such a title, he was called zasrak on the sidelines, an honored worker of culture, he was with us during the eighth convocation, thank you very much, srakrak, this is how we say goodbye, all the best, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for watching big and small victories for all of us, all the best! greetings, friends, i congratulate you all on the holiday and the interlocutor of our broadcast today, ukrainian and american historian, professor of the ukrainian department.