sudokrem 15% at psylshynic, bam and ochad pharmacies, september discounts on relief, 10% at psyslynyk, bam and ochad pharmacies. in ukraine, the 17th edition of the news tells about the main thing for this hour. thank you, what about us? ukrainian scouts blockaded the open sea for more than a day during the liberation of zmiiny island. new details, operations were told by officers of the timur special unit in an interview with an american newspaper. during the liberation of the island there was a strong storm, the wind overturned the motor ship, so the military transferred to the rubber boat. the consequence of bad weather - took

the open sea in the direction of the gas drilling rigs where the russian troops were located. scouts spent the whole night draining water to keep the inflatable boat afloat. the soldiers were rescued after 28 hours at sea. let me remind you that the island of snakes was liberated two years ago, which allowed ukraine to partially restore sea trade. the russians went on the defensive in the direction of kharkiv, reported staff sergeant. charter brigades kyrylo dochko. since the beginning of the russian offensive on this part of the front, the occupiers have suffered heavy losses, so for reinforcements, the russians transfer wagnerians and former prisoners. let me remind you that last day the russians tried to storm near kupyansk about seven times. this is half as much as last week. defense forces continue to contain the enemy. our border guards. the gart brigades hit the enemy

with drones in the direction of vovchan, in particular , they hit shelters with occupiers. two russians died, the same number were injured, the state emergency service reported. a resident of boryslav was injured by a russian drone attack in the kherson region. he went to the doctors with a leg injury and a contusion. the regional military administration informed that one more woman was injured due to shelling in the dnipro district. kherson three people were injured as a result of enemy shelling of sloviansk in donetsk region. the russians hit the private sector with guided aerial bombs, the regional prosecutor's office reported. houses were destroyed as a result of the attack. the rescuers got the woman out from under the rubble, she was hospitalized. two more women were also examined with injuries. emergency services are working at the scene of the attack.

the russians fired at a mine in donetsk region, two people were killed and another was injured, the ministry of energy reported. a fire started as a result of an enemy strike. at that moment, more than 370 workers were in the mine. the rescuers managed to extinguish the fire quickly. combustion products did not enter the mine. the espresso tv channel and the vesna charitable fund have opened a fundraiser for the purchase of modern drones and electronic warfare systems for the third separate. assault brigades of the 110th and 47th brigades of the central military commission. defenders in the donetsk direction every day deter enemy attacks, defend our freedom and future. it was these soldiers who stood to the last and defended the avdiiv direction in the spring. the brigades urgently need drones and modern means of countering enemy drones. our goal is uah 3.5 million. you , our viewers, have already donated 2.95 thousand. thank you and i encourage you to join. using

the qr code you see on the screen. good health, dear ukrainians, we, the fighters of the first assault battalion, the third separate assault brigade, who defend our native land on the front lines, urgently need your help, we need means of radio-electronic warfare against the enemy's malarbil and komikaze drones. we are asking for your help, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. a sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile exploded in a failed test at the russian plesetsk cosmodrome, one of the osin analysts said, as a result of the explosion, the infrastructure of the launch site was destroyed. i would like to note that the sarmat missile complex was put on combat duty on september 1, 2023. his attempts failed at least four times. a new strain...

the heck virus has already been detected in 27 countries in europe, north america and asia - western media reports. the most cases of the disease are recorded in denmark and germany. symptoms the symptoms are similar to other strains of the coronavirus, people complain of high fever, headache, fatigue and sore throat, the heck strain is more contagious than others, so it can become a dominant disease in winter, - said the director of the london institute of genetics, françois ballou. about 13 strains of coronavirus are currently recorded in ukraine. kamales headquarters spent three times more than that. donald trump is reported by politico. according to reports , more than $174 million was spent on garis' campaign in august. at the same time, trump used 61 million. however, kamela harris, kamela harris

managed to increase the financial advantage. her company raised 100 million more than trump. four people died as a result. shooters in the united states. the tragedy happened in birmingham. according to the police, several shooters aimed at people in one of the districts of the city. two men and a woman died on the spot. another woman died in hospital. in general , dozens of people were injured in the shooting. previously, the criminals have not been arrested. it will be shown for the first time in ukraine at the lviv theater named after maria zankovetska. charlie and the chocolate factory, roald dahl's novel of the same name, celebrates its 60th anniversary this year since its first publication. our correspondents visited the rehearsal.

yes, i make chocolate. a broadway play in the ukrainian style, the actors of the national drama theater and charlie and the chocolate factory based on roaldahl's book, this is a family and warm story about a miracle and the realization of dreams. the play was directed by nataliya sivanenko. british rights holders approved the show. this is a favorite story from childhood, it is beautiful, there is a lot of music, there are incredible charismatic actors. which in my opinion is very good and even more interesting for us, and it is a living incredible story, i

think you just have to come to it. the music for the work was written by the famous american composer mark sheiman. original melodies will be played by the full orchestra of the drama theater. under the leadership of people's artist of ukraine bohdan mochorad. i am all creative i dreamed all my life that such a day would come in the zankovetsku theater when there would be a musical here, and now it has come. the music is very interesting, the music is so optimistic, music that i think many will like, because it is lyrical at the same time, there are pigs, there are various references to austrian music to convey the atmosphere of a fairy tale to the audience. actor yaroslav derpak transforms into a dreamy child, and oleg sikirynskyi into the charismatic owner of a chocolate factory. this play is, i think, still about imagination, about a dream, about a fantasy, this is such a dreamer who, of course, in such difficult life conditions, a child in difficult conditions, in poverty, and this one, but this

child does not stop dreaming and believing and imagining, and this is the most important thing, this role is very close to me, and it is a very interesting role, because it is a romantic character and precisely that... person who introduces the greatest romance into this world, and he wants to attract people, children into his world. for just three weeks, the theater team worked on this performance, they also staged dances that complement all the scenes of the musical. but my task as a choreographer is to make exactly the kind of production that will be convenient for the actors within their capabilities and my vision. that is, such a golden mean must exist here. what i want to show in the picture and what the actors can do, while they still have to sing, that's why we set the most vivid choreography, it's interesting. the first showings of the musical charlie and the chocolate factory will take place on september 21 and 22, then this performance will appear in the permanent repertoire. kateryna oliynyk,

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that donald trump shares. there should be negotiations between moscow and washington, what is the truth here, and what is election pr. you are watching the weekly video podcast of radio svoboda state situation. i am rostyslav khotin. well, serhii kudelya, professor of political science at baylar university in texas, will help us understand the staffing situation in the american election situation. sergey, i congratulate you. hello, rostislav. so, it’s like we’ve had everything, and the removal of joe biden after the failed debate with trump, and the nomination of kamala harris, and the first attempt to assassinate trump, and colorful candidates for vice presidents, and the donald trump, kamala harris debate, it’s like everything already it was, but okay. america's electoral temperature isn't dropping, is it? indeed, political

tension remains quite high in the united states, and the debate did not bring any clarity to the political, political distribution of supporters between trump and harris, and they remain about the same, in many states they have about the same number of supporters, and against the backdrop of... this growing uncertainty, about the outcome, we are seeing outbreaks of political violence, they are happening at the local level, we are hearing about threats being made against local officials in cities, in several states, an attempt on presidential candidate donald trump, it raises a broader question about american democracy and the state of american society, because this level of political violence, it characteristic of countries with weak democracy. countries with certain authoritarian elements, but it is quite unique to countries with

left democracies such as the united states, it is actually the result of a growing distrust among americans, in democratic institutions and in a key democratic institution, namely the institution of voters, elections, and in my opinion, such a problem, the problem of political violence, can significantly worsen it. in the coming weeks and months, as we see, as you say, an increase in tension on one side, with on the other hand, we hear constant calls from both sides to mobilize their supporters in their favor and demonize their opponents, and this course of the election campaign suggests that the consequences of the elections can be quite dramatic. regarding the ukrainian aspects of this assassination attempt, the second assassination attempt against donald trump. it is known that the suspect... ryan wesley rood, he has been to ukraine, he participated in rallies on

the independence square, he was also engaged in, so to speak, recruiting volunteers, volunteers for the foreign legion that is fighting for ukraine against russia. it is true that the foreign legion renounced him, but nevertheless, he called to help ukraine and believed that the war against ukraine against the attack of russia is a struggle. good and evil, how do they comment on these ukrainian aspects of the suspect in america, the ukrainian aspect and his history related to ukraine, his... activism in ukraine became known quite quickly, just a few hours after the information about the attempt, we saw cnn on tv screens other channels, photos of rut on the maidan, on photos of rut in surrounded by ukrainians, but many observers in america emphasize another aspect of ruth's biography, this aspect is related to

his rather unsuccessful business activities, the aspect is related to his problems with law enforcement officers, he was... repeatedly detained by american law enforcement officers, he was accused of resisting arrest and neglecting his clients, so he was not very stable, not very stable person with a very dubious business past, and according to many, this part of the biography ruth, it explains his decision to do what he did, which was to try to probably try to... assassinate donald trump. however, from the point of view of republicans, especially many supporters of donald trump, ruth's connection with ukraine is not accidental. and for example kalson ataker kalson, we know, one of the famous media journalists, one of the supporters of donald trump. he says

that in fact, rut's connection with ukraine emphasizes or indicates what is behind the attempt. there is a deep state, so this connection, he adds to conspiratorial ones theories that circulate in republican circles, and which indicate that they are trying to remove trump or remove him from the political game altogether. in one of the analyzes about this attempt to assassinate donald trump , it was read that ukraine, they say, is returning to the epicenter of the american election campaign. would you agree with that? ukraine remained and remains at the epicenter of the american election campaign, although the issue of foreign policy itself is not very important for voters, but the discussions on the ukrainian issue are still ongoing, and we saw, for example, the appearance of commercials for kamela harris in certain states where a large part of ukrainians live, we also

saw last week's discussion of possible ... scenarios for the end of the russian-ukrainian war by the candidate for vice president jaydy vance. so, ukraine is heard all the time, and this only strengthens this, this connection with ruta's ukraine, on the contrary, it strengthens the discussion of ukraine in the context of pre-election battles in america. there is indeed a lot of talk about the polarization of american domestic politics. here, in particular, they state this famous tweet on the ex elon musk network is cool'. donald trump, he wrote: "and no one is even trying to kill biden kamala." then he said that he was misunderstood, this humor was misunderstood, he deleted this post, removed it, but a hint, how did they understand me that trump is so cool that even attempts are made on him, others are not. by the way, there was also a

separate statement by biden and kamala harris condemning this attempted assassination, but there was also a statement by trump himself. about what they say, the rhetoric of joe biden and kamala harris provokes such attempts on him, how to deal with it? well, actually, donald trump's reaction to the second assassination, it was really very, very different from how he reacted to the first assassination. as we remember, in july donald trump called on the american society to unite, to stop any disputes and enmity. there were such conciliatory words in his. statements, now these are conciliatory rhetoric, it's completely gone, he almost immediately accused the white house of having inspired, as he told ruth , the attempt to assassinate him, and he points out that portraying him as a threat to the democracy of the united states

actually gives carte blanche to many others ... who are his opponents to commit similar, similar acts. there is also some concern among donald trump's political advisers that this conflict will escalate too much, as it shifts the focus of the campaign debate to a discussion of who is responsible for what, the assassinations, who orchestrated them, and instead of talking about discussing his campaign platform, putting forward any ideas new reforms, some initiative, trump is forced to share his concerns about who might attempt to assassinate him again. this, in principle, can have a rather demobilizing effect. on his voters, on a significant number of republicans who may be concerned about their own safety, and his rallies continue, but the number of people who come there may decrease due to

the obvious security threats, and if trump's core is likely to remain likely, they will turn out to vote, then a significant some republicans may think that in fact it is not right that it may create some threats for them. so there's some concern that trump supporters might not turn out and vote for him. what conclusions should the us secret service, which protects, should actively protect presidential candidates, draw conclusions for itself, well, this is not normal in principle, in a couple of months it is already the second, second attempt to assassinate a former president and a presidential candidate? well, in fact, after the first attempted assassination attempt took place. a significant change in how what security is provided trump, the number of bodyguards increased, but as we can see, this was not enough,

the white house says that for a presidential candidate, it is enough, that in principle they are not provided for some kind of protection at the level of, for example, the president or vice president - the president of the united states, but many republicans and generally outsiders to his audience, call for the white house to really increase. number of bodyguards, because in general, if these, this political violence continues at this high level, the reputation of the united states will be under a great threat, the reputation of the state, which is democratic, because we see the direct interference of external factors in the internal political process, in the election campaign. we change the topic a little, move on to another block. what was the name was made public the other day. the peace plan of j.d. vance, who is a vice presidential candidate on donald trump's team. there he laid out his vision, how he sees the end of

the russian-ukrainian war. and in particular , he says that it is necessary to create some kind of demilitarized zone along the current line demarcation, along the current front line in the war. he writes, in particular, he said in an interview: trump s... and tells the russians, the ukrainians and the europeans: "you guys have to find out what a peaceful settlement looks like, and it probably looks like the current demarcation line between russia and ukraine, which is becoming a demilitarized zone". end of quote. that is, in fact, it is about a kind of freezing of the conflict, isn't it? that is, this front line is frozen, a demilitarized zone is created. with the removal of weapons there and so on, something is bothering you here, in general, how do you like this idea? this idea is not new, it is voiced by jaydy vance, but it has been voiced by

many academics and experts, last year for example there was an article in foreign affairs, and this idea is generally described as an attempt to repeat the korean scenario, that is, the scenario that after a long war , it is recognized that none. parties cannot achieve any decisive victory, and with the help of external actors of great powers, then it was the united states and the soviet union, and now it can be the united states and china, there is reconciliation between these two sides, but not reconciliation as a political resolution of the conflict, but reconciliation in the sense of defining the signing of a cease- fire agreement, which also includes certain elements of how the relationship is regulated. between the two sides there is the presence of observers, for example, in this demilitarized zone in order to warn of the possibility of a resumption of hostilities, so a whole package of actions related to

stopping hostilities in the first place, and this is explained in general by many experts, who defend this idea with humanitarian, humanitarian factors, first of all, that is, it is about the fact that we see that a large number of ukrainians have died. already during the war, and because there is no quick fix to the war, it is likely that large numbers will die in the future, so the best-case scenario, or best-of-the-worst- case scenario that is realistic for many analysts, is to stop hostilities now and sign such a cease-fire agreement. when they talk about the demilitarized zone, then of course with... south and north, by the way, i was there once, but this zone already exists. more than 70

years since 1953, the conflict will actually freeze and in ukraine may for many, many decades, as the korean scenario shows, should this scare ukrainians, such proposals, in fact, in fact, this is not the worst, the worst development, the worst the development of events may be in the event that russia uses this period of ceasefire in order to restore its military power, buy new missiles in iran and north korea and start a new round of aggression against ukraine in the coming years. it is possible to prevent this in only two ways: the first way is to include ukraine in nato. the second way is to place american or western military

bases on the territory of ukraine. however, neither the first nor the second scenario, which can be used to prevent the future new aggression of russia against ukraine, is not supported by either jd vance or donald trump. jady vance directly said that we want to make ukraine neutral, and this will be part of the agreement: ukraine should become a neutral state, and of course j.d. vance and donald trump are opposed to expanding the military presence in the world, particularly in ukraine, in order not to waste resources on a country that... theirs, that in their opinion does not belong to the sphere of key national interests of the united states, so it seems to me that the key, key problem of this plan is precisely the lack of answers to the question of how to restrain russia already in the near future. look, indeed, jd vance is proposing ukraine's withdrawal from membership north atlantic alliance. should this also frighten ukrainians? will the demilitarized

zone freeze? the conflict, and also the rejection of nato, of the security guarantee, and of course, and this is actually a demonstration of what is possible for j.d. vance and donald trump, and this plan is a plan to solve the problem for the period of their administration for a period of four years , maybe eight years, that is, the horizon of their strategizing is quite limited, it is limited by their own political career, but they do not look at what long-term consequences this plan may have for... ukraine, what risks it creates for ukrainian security, and in this, in this, from this point of view, it undoubtedly causes for kyiv, for official kyiv and for ukrainians, it should cause many concerns. it is also important to note that if we compare the korean scenario with ukraine, in the case of korea it was about a civil war, and whatever was going on regarding the question of

what... the future korean state will be, we remember that the war itself began after how the japanese occupation of the korean peninsula ended. in the case of ukraine , we are talking about external aggression, about the aggression of one state against another state, so if we sign an agreement that gives part of the territories to this other state, we are actually legalizing such forms of external aggression of states, neighboring states against each other, and... to other states that in principle it is possible to start new wars, and they can receive certain territorial gains from these wars, so this is the plan, he will have broader negative consequences for the entire international system, and jaydy wenz, speaking about non-membership in nato, adds that non-membership in other allied institutions as well, which is about the european union as a whole, about europe, and what about the maidan in ukraine,

the war for ... europe, the european future of ukraine, ukraine's membership, european integration into the eu, that is, in general, does the eu also mean that ukraine should not be in the european union? well, it's possible we don't know the details of what jaydee vance is suggesting, maybe he's really talking about the european union, it is not for jady vance to actually decide whether ukraine will be a member of the european union or not, even if he is the vice-president, but here it is also important to note that jady vance has recently... been articulating such radical proposals, ideas that sometimes donald trump distances himself. for example, during the last debate, donald trump was asked if he would implement a national ban, a blanket national ban on abortion, as proposed by jaydee vance, and trump said: i've never talked about that on this thread with jd vance, i don't know what he's talking about, i mean jd vance, he has his audience, he speaks to such a core.