oleksandr oleksandr solontay was live with us on our air, director of programs of the institute of political education well, and further to the artists , to the fighters of the artistic front, ukrainian actor and humorist oleksandr terenchuk, who played the role of a policeman in the tv series once upon a time near poltava , he was 800 m from the place where the russian rocket hit. now he is with us live . oleksandr. i congratulate you on the broadcast of the yevgeny marathon . so, my first question is that this is 800 m from the place of shelling, and where were you, were you in hiding? or were in an open, open place but to be honest, i was in a building that is 800 m from the place where the explosion took place. i will say that it was on the fourth floor and when the explosion was felt, it was as if an earthquake began and the windows of the entire building seemed to speak because, well, something it was incomprehensible, you know some kind of feeling that happened, then at that time i quickly went up to the roof of the building and saw that there was an explosion and immediately understood that it was in the area of ​​the officers' house. i have friends there who work in the studio. i immediately one of them

amount of military aid, this is what i want to ask oleksandr solontay, is he the director of programs at the institute of political education, oleksandr good morning glory to ukraine heroes fame will of course have a positive effect, but i would like to hear in what way, well, it is positively clear for us , these missile strikes are constant. well, for us, it is absolutely clear and it is no secret that this is already a terror tactic for ukraine from russia, how will the world react to this, because well we live in such a time when it is impossible to hide something and when these are lies from russia. well, it is already obvious to everyone that these are nothing more than lies. look, i will talk about the good part, the right, the good aspect, although we remember the source. yes, because every missile, every strike, every hit every hit every shopping center every residential building is a tragedy for us because there are people there in every village in every city it's ukrainian bucha it's ukrainian kremenchuk - it's ukrainian mykolaiv it's ukrainian kharkiv - it's ukrainian odesa unfortunately i can continue ukrainian lysychansk