if this is a public negotiation process, the parameters on which these negotiations will be based should be determined. the ukrainian side, like the international community, proposed a formula for peace: international law, understanding of international security. we all know what respect for sovereignty, territorial integrity of the country and so on is. what china, even in its 12 principles last year, in 2013, published and declared, in relation to china'. the dispute about where are the red lines, so to speak, geopolitical realities, the right of force, you understand, they are discussing the right of force, and moscow cannot prove its primacy in this matter, it has not demonstrated this right of force, but if kyiv were taken, then of course one could talk about the right of force, the force of law has won, in this case we we are dealing with brazen blackmail, which is...

unreasonable. they will reach kyiv in 100 years, that is, if they are still supported, but this is not a fact. and at this time, the armed forces will reach moscow from the kursk region. i exaggerate, but in reality it is impossible to start negotiations, because two competing principles: the right of force and international law. until they agree on this, it is impossible to sit down at the negotiating table. thank you , mark, for this extremely interesting and honest conversation. i want to remind our viewers that mark was currently working on espresso. a member of the russian opposition to emigration, a former member of the state duma, a famous video blogger. thanks mark. thank you. we will not die in paris, now i know that for sure. legends of the ukrainian year 35. lviv meet. dead rooster band. on october 14 at

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polish-ukrainian cooperation, polish historian. welcome, mr. lukasz, to espresso. good day. well, an extremely irritating, difficult question. exhumations in volyn, we understand how much political importance this issue has acquired in the public, media, and in general, the discussion has also moved into the ethical plane, and we understand that now there are signals that this case can be resolved in the coming months. so, your assessment of the current current situation? it seems to me that there is a real chance that the case will be resolved within a few days.

a long way to settle the issue of permissions for polish institutions that want to search here and then bury the bones of people who once were, here, in fact, this is an extremely important point, so you mentioned the poles who died or were killed in volyn, but we understand that

ukrainians were also killed, and if we are talking about exhumation, well we understand that it cannot be divided this story when we talk about technical points, gumming. a joint polish-ukrainian certain institution that would deal with exhumations, so that there would be no complaints or objections, for example, from from the ukrainian side, that this is how the poles worked without... us from the polish side, that, for example, ukrainian exhumers worked in certain areas. in general, what is the prospect of, well, because this is not a question of historians, it is a question of the relevant bodies, which will be in the proper way, according to the proper procedure, to study the remains or the remains of human bodies. exactly, and precisely, i would say, relations between ukraine.

but we have, i would say, such defenders of historical truth on both sides, and we also have people who, apparently, do not really know how through emotions to already communicate with another, with the other side, and this is a huge problem, and perhaps it would really be worthwhile to remove a certain responsibility from the shoulders of historians, yes, because here we are talking about exhumation, that is, we are talking about certain... investigators procedures, that is, the results of which must be recorded, and we understand that this matter

could perhaps move from its place in its practical aspect, if a suitable, i don’t know, joint institution would appear, or if there were authorizations from governments, from the cabinets of ministers, for example, of poland and ukraine, who could undertake the regulation of relevant problems related to national legislation, we understand that...

i won't talk either, because there is a lot of that, i don't want to go deeper into this topic, then i hear the proposal is to create a certain joint committee of mice across the country, and the members of the committee should include politicians, who then have to take this responsibility to convince ukrainian society as well that the decision will be

made ... in the future, they will be reluctant to be considered, but there will be fewer such statements, if we really talk to ourselves, we need as few statements as possible, as many cases as possible, in addition to volyn, there is, for example, the issue of sagryn and the corresponding memorial sites on the territory of poland, yes, where possible, appropriate exhumations should also be carried out. work, well, if we start this process in volyn, then we should not limit ourselves to ukraine, there are relevant tragic pages, which are also localized in poland, what to do with that? absolutely yes, and moreover, i will even say that, unlike volhynia and galicia, in eastern poland, there were probably even more ukrainian victims

of the conflict than polish ones, but i also want to say that, and i say this, because even as a person.

so we understand the restoration of the table implies the restoration of the... the text that was on the destroyed table, what are the prospects for it to be properly commemorated, the fallen monastery on the mountain, is there, do you see the light at the end of the tunnel, well, i see, for regardless of whether there is a doubt whether there is a monastery on this mountain people whose surnames were on the table or someone else were actually buried, but there is an understanding that it was a mistake on the polish side. to restore this commemorative table in a different form, so that this part where the surnames were not restored, i believe that it should be restored on...

should these two cases be dependent or not? well, the key story, if there was a corresponding polish-ukrainian body that would take care of similar cases, well, at least what concerns the resolution of technical issues, permits for conversations with representatives of local administrations, local self-government in poland and ukraine, well, i think that the matter would have gone much faster, well, but how important is it, if we are talking now about the last meeting of the minister for of ukrainian affairs sybigi with the polish visiting minister sikorsky, so we understand that it was not only about this, i think that there are also a number of so -called difficult problems that must be solved

as soon as possible, such as, as far as i know, the minister of gas, to president duda, then to the marshal of the diet, mr. main, and during other meetings he spoke in principle one thing is that ukraine has plans.

but the chinese must be buried, and that is why politicians cannot, you see, somehow ignore this issue, and

many ukrainians in ukraine believe that independence, let's say the future of the european future of ukraine, depends on the resolution of disputes with a historical basis, but that's it this is some kind of blackmail on the part of poland, this is the behavior of hygiene, as one of the polish politicians said,

and if poland will block the european integration of ukraine, which seems unlikely to me, but absolutely of this option i can't rule it out either, well, it will be a tragedy. thank you, dear mr. director, for this extremely important conversation on the espresso tv channel. i would like to remind our tv viewers that lukasz adamsky, deputy director of the mirushevsky center, polish historian, expert on polish-ukrainian cooperation, was currently working. well,

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