i read that now they are just thinking about what to do, i see that serhiy zhadan, a well-known kharkivt, has joined all of this, and he is a writer, so the poets are also thinking about how to raise funds. 17 buildings have been damaged in total. in fact, the buildings of the oldest kharkiv university have been completely destroyed, and a council will be created there. this is what will think about how it can be rebuilt. is it a university now? the list of universities where the biggest competition is and where everyone really wanted to enter, well, of the obvious , probably the reason, but what are the prospects now, what do you say, thank you, this week really happened, the president was really hurt in the karazin kuskaraz, the pussy of the riznytskyi corps was injured, many corps, in particular, are only located in the area of "yachihatok there is the faculty of physics and technology, and this nuclear facility, the source of neutrons, is located there, that's why they beat very hard there. and of course, everything was affected there, the destruction of the auditorium. at the same

in my memory, these are cheesecakes serhii zhadan he signed his poems the reaction of the world with your own hands you are a positive example and the british army minister boris johnson shook the hand of every railwayman every time i heard that you are called iron men here of course this is primarily related to your work, but at the same time it reflects your spirit the real ukrainian spirit for the third time when borison traveled to ukraine, we drove past the irpinsky bridge, which had been destroyed before, then in 30 days it was restored for a difference, and he asked us to brake near this bridge, we looked together with him, that is, we looked at this bridge he was taking pictures of himself, making notes in his notebook , eh, so i understand that for him this is definitely not a protocol visit for a tick, he was completely absorbed by everything he saw around him, for every guest there is a mandatory program to visit the million exhibition of the rescued children, the photos here illustrate the evacuation of which it is actually the same prime minister of ireland who lost five

the grandson of dakhabrah's grandson kalyshkovy hello, i don't see a person i just don't like serhiy zhadand him as a musician and then i started reading him in a novel and i like him very much, and most importantly question and why should you study the ukrainian language at all? i follow the news of ukraine almost every day and i sneak in, by the way, i am engaged in volunteer brontery er, i was ukrainian and i, i have to do it to him, er, to support ukraine. i learned ukrainian for me too there was such an aesthetic, the ukrainian language, and that's all for today, more stories, more friends on the bbc.ua website and on our pages in social networks. subscribe, be sure to like this broadcast, so more people can see us, and our program requires tomorrow at exactly 9:00 pm take care, let's listen to people suffering from pe

in the last two weeks, monuments to pushkin were dismantled in kharkiv and zhytomyr, but now in serhiy zhadan, a well-known writer in chernivtsi, acts as a harbinger of the pushkin fall. he just took a photo near the pushkin monument in dnipro and kryvyi rih, and on social media they say that they too may be demolished soon. hello, this week too renamed pushkin avenue to lesya ukrainka avenue well, before the program, we discussed this so-called pushkin fall with the historian and former head of the ukrainian ukrainian institute of national remembrance, volodymyr vyatrovych. look now, a wave of demolished monuments to alexander pushkin is rolling through ukraine, even the term pushkin fall by analogy with lenin's fall, which took place after the revolution of dignity, ep vitrovych, in your opinion, why should pushkin's monuments be demolished now, who is he interfering with now, because it is not easy monuments the monument to pushkin is one of the markers of russian imperialism of the russian empire in ukraine these monuments did not appear in ukraine because it was like this in ukraine 100

wanted to present more geographical diversity and they simply have certain contacts there, the same serhiy zhadan who me they work closely, and that is why the program, as it were, turned out to be even wider than just odesa. but this was already the choice of the organizers. i recently had the entire tape in artem chekhov and artemovich because these two writers are military. but they and the writers. they came to munich for the book and film festival, and according to the reviews, everything was very cool, many germans came and , well, the reception was very good . an ordinary german or an ordinary person when they come to this festival, what should they bring out according to the idea, and well, it seems to me that in general, if this event was absolutely extraordinary in everything that we did , because the truth is, we managed to pull the guys a small one, let's say such a business leave, and they went directly from their units from the military trenches to this festival. it seems to me that it was very important to have this direct experience for the western audience directly for the german

for ukrainian prisoners of war or return it to the museum earlier the famous ukrainian writer serhiy zhadank a selfie with a bust of pushkin in zhytomyr, but did not call for its dismantling, it is zhytomyr, if he signed his zhytomyr selfie earlier this week, zhadan already took a selfie near the pushkin monument in kharkiv , and two days later, on november 9, pushkin was dismantled in kharkiv well, to discuss this fall of pushkin, which is currently taking place against the background of the war between russia and ukraine, we invited the writer dmytro kapranov. he lived with us on radio svoboda. they talked about the fall of lenin in ukraine after the revolution of dignity, in particular, now there is a fall of pushkin, what are the differences? do you think there are no differences because the symbols of the empire are falling? of the so-called unification of ukraine with russia, e-e, in ukrainian nationalists blew up the freshly erected monument to pushkin in kharkiv well, and accordingly scattered leaflets there explaining what it was because in russia there is such a the practice of us

andryukhovych is ours as well as serhiy zhadan, who also recently received a very prestigious prize. that's right, the european one, so that's right. ours are writers of whom we are proud. we know something from the beginning of the 90s with him. there's an interesting story, just a billionaire man. yesterday he said that everything finally gives up on of russian citizenship because we do not even want to be associated in any way with the russians in the nsc with the russian regime of suputnivska, but even with the russian people who are somehow involved in the murder of innocent people in ukraine . i watched it, but i liked it. i was interested in the story that he has a daughter, for example, a young woman there, 20 or so years old, who has lived in russia for a total of 2 years during the whole time, who does not even know moscow, he was from the very beginning and gave some money somewhere in london school, then she studied in oxford. well, somehow, you know, i was interested, i started reading it, and it’s interesting that she, ah, and, they are friends with branson, everyone kn

kharkiv is a peculiarity of its location close to the border with russia, even serhii zhadan recentlyt he, from his 16-story uh, well, from the 16th floor of his building where he has an apartment, he sees how they are being launched rockets from belgorod, tell me how much people have adapted to such a life and well, at the beginning of the broadcast, we talked about the fact that in kyiv, business somehow adapts in the same way, returns and opens in kyiv, and that with this, in many, many industries, business activity has really fallen quite a lot a lot of business left the region in general, but what concerns other, so to speak, directions, for example, the same trade in the things i mentioned about some, well , the same food establishments and once traded in principle, kharkiv is slowly socializing, so to speak, you can already see that there are more people on the streets, more cars on the streets. although i, in particular, yesterday i had the opportunity to visit the pyatikhatka district, one of the most affected areas of our city, and it is basically quite empty there and quite

is this serhiy zhadan? yes, is this a well-known ukrainian poet ?rinciples have very little to do with military affairs, it would seem, but these are the people who helped both reinforced concrete and civilians at the beginning. far from military affairs, what sights should be bought or what binoculars should be bought or what characteristics should we have? those are the cars that we want to buy for the army. that is, this is a story about humanitarians who are trying help as they can so and when this is all that is happening in the yard of the church and the church if at the same time their or for this this cultural network and there that every 30 minutes a military car with people in uniform as well as directly from the front lines there they stop by something quickly and there they are immediately fed, then they take all these devices. are they binoculars or something else? and so on. and they quickly drive on and so-and-so and so-and-so this is this understanding of the point where the whole society converges, so there the church is here and cu