and these artists performed together with taisia ​​povaly and svitlana loboda, etc.gain, the question is that people need to be awarded with such high titles or awards for some specific merits, as it is written in the e-e in this entire text to these awards. and when we see people who are unclear about what they did even after on the 24th, questions arise, and pikalov. also, you are also awarded, as i understand it, as volunteers, these are participants of the 95th quarter yevhen koshovy oleksandr pikalov already after february 24, you see our life is so divided they began to host a humorous program character news which, in principle, was very similar in terms of humor to the jokes of the 95th quarter and they started volunteering, they said that we can't yevhen koshovy said that he can't fight because he has no skills, although many military boys and girls who went they didn’t have any military skills for the war, but they went. but that’s the way it is. they seem to be volunteering, and they really volunteer like that, but to be honest, to put them next to mr. chme

mykola baskov volodymyr bortko philip kirkorov igor is cool karolina koek aka ani lorak svitlana loboda taisia ​​povaliy and vasyl gorelo this is an opera singer who performed ukrainian but spoke in support of russia and aggression russian well, the president still hasn't signed the law banning the distribution of russian books on this topic, there is a huge amount of analytics from dogoto, but we'll talk about it another time. russians, which should first of all be removed from urban names, that is, for example, from street names, the council specially expertly analyzed the situation and decided that a huge number of street names are found in ukraine different us too er there are er well there are er actually speaking er there are how to say it bears the names of the streets of russians er which have nothing to do with ukraine at all did not bring any benefit maybe they did n’t do anything bad either but and benefits too no, let's listen to a quote from the minister of culture and information policy, oleksandr tkachenko, in the conditions of a large-scale invasion of the russian federa