it was possible to free taira, a ukrainian paramedic , yuliya paevska taera, from captivity at home.to work to get everyone at once after the release , british prince harry called to congratulate tyra. he is one of the initiators of the games of undefeated international sports competitions for military and veterans who received injuries during service tyra has been taking part in them for several years, this year the plans were hindered by the war. well, our plans are such that they are fortunately quiet today and calm in lviv. tyra yuliya paevska is visiting us. we welcome you. lviv, er, with a certain purpose. congratulations. congratulations to everyone. well, let's keep the intrigue going and let's not tell why i came to lviv. okay, okay , you can tell me. i don't want to say it calmly. well, i don't know what your plans are. i don't planned well, i'll tell you briefly what will happen tomorrow there is an event where lesya, by the way, i will lead it like this in at least some part of it. is everything like that and our guest will be there as well. that’s it. well, watch the ann

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thank you very much yuliya poevska taira to you laureate of this year's stanislav vincent zayats awardto add that the stanislav vincent award has been awarded in poland for many years in the polish city of krakow, and in general, this year its laureate was the ukrainian writer, poet, essayist, publicist oksana zabuzhko. for details and for the following results of the via carpathia forum, the ukrainian shchedryk sounds in new york's carnegie hall, where the premiere of the shchedryk took place 100 years ago. choral groups from ukraine and in the usa, in particular, the ukrainian choir dumka in new york, the ukrainian children's choir, the shchedryk choir and the trinity wall street choir, and part of the ticket proceeds will be directed to the reconstruction of ukraine through the youth 24 platform. so let's move to new york for a few moments and listen to this concert.

, the event took place during the presentation of the award in his honor, this year yuliya paevska taira a paramedic , was released from russian captivity. as a refugee , he was again overtaken by the stalinist invasion and had to flee further west during the dramatic ups and downs of his life, the artist constantly encountered soviet border guards, chekist soldiers people from very different environments, talking with them, the writer did not miss the opportunity to investigate the totalitarian machine that destroyed his native hutsul and threatened european civilization. vincens described all these events in the book dialogues with the soviets, first published in 1966 . on book sites, we all understand that in war conditions it is very difficult to prepare and publish books , and we are helped by a lot of people, to whom we are infinitely grateful, and the book we are talking about today let's talk, a whole group of participants did not show up out of good will to set up the city christmas tree and turn on the illumination in poltava oblast. opinions were divided, if in kremenchuk they

mykola, i congratulate you, why did taira decide that way?l, you know, the award is called for humanitarian service tyra is a person who, although she says that she is not an intellectual, she writes brilliantly, speaks brilliantly, but she serves humanistically by direct action, she was on the maidan, she helped people, she mobilized, helped people on the front, helped children, was in captivity, saved a lot of people, and uh, probably no one now in these conditions of war there is no one who was more worthy of this award than her and we are very pleased that she is with us now that she became the laureate of this award this year it is a very important award because we also presented the book dialogue with the council here he is stanislav, who was also a prisoner in the soviet captivity, who once again shows in this book when you read it, as if you fall into the present, that nothing has changed for them, an authoritarian monster for whom human dignity , democracy, values, love, etc., who tries to destroy everything bright around me i am con

their work in their place, bringing our ukrainian victory closer, this is in particular yuliya paevska taira is a famous ukrainian couple in medicine who was freed from russian captivity , this is also ivan fedorov, the mayor of melitopol, who was also once imprisoned by the russians of oleksandr matviychuk is a human rights defender, head of the center for civil liberties organization, who recently also received the nobel peace prize for the way her organization records and documents russian crimes on the territory of ukraine. the representative of the state emergency service of ukraine, head of the department oleksandr chekrygin, will also receive the sakharov prize. and of course, the movement of civil resistance to the occupation, the yellow ribbon, which will be presented by yaroslav bozhko, to say a few words about the sakharov prize, it was launched in 1988 in honor of the soviet dissident andriy sakharov. last year, the sakharov prize was awarded to the russian opposition leader oleksiy navalny, outside the previous belarusian opposition . the sakharov prize was already awarded to th

a few words about those who received this award on behalf of ukraine, this is legendary paramedic taira yuliya pechevska this is ivan fedorov of melitopol this is oleksandr matviychuk human rights defender e.e. head of the center for civil liberties who also received the nobel prize this year the award ceremony was also attended by representatives of the state service for emergency situations and the well-known movement of civil resistance to the occupation, the yellow ribbon. well , the sakharov prize was launched in 1988. among the prominent ukrainians who received it, the last one was oleg sentsov in 2018, when he was in the russian queue studio thank you tanya and thank you to all those who really stand with ukraine this was our correspondent tetyana vysotska from the european parliament from strasbourg currently this there was all the news at that time, you can read more news on our website espresso tv, a brief summary of the main points on the telegram channel and on youtube my colleagues khrystyna yatskiv antin burkovskyi literally in a moment they will continue the broadcast of

the event took place during the presentation of the ceremony in his honor, this year yuliya paevska tairaramedic, received the award. was sent to the nkvd odesa prison, the writer miraculously escaped, so he illegally moved through the mountains to hungary, where he became a refugee, there he was again overtaken by stalin's invasion and he had to flee further to the east during dramatic life upheavals, the artist constantly encountered soviet border guards or kists and soldiers, people from very different backgrounds, talking with them, the writer did not miss the opportunity to investigate the totalitarian machine that destroyed his native hutsul and threatened european civilization, all these events vincens described the dialogues with the soviets in the book, the first was published in 1966, today his memoirs have been republished, the book can already be purchased in bookstores and on book websites, we are all preparing what in the conditions of war, it is very difficult to prepare and publish books, and for this we are helped by a lot of people, whom we recognize as grateful, and the

the 72nd brigade yesterday taira saw igor lutsenko yesterday, we celebrated together we saw a big holidayerday organized by the sergeant of the armed forces and people's artist of ukraine taras kompanichenko and it brought tears to my eyes because when we sat and listened to taras kompanichenko, you know, another 9 months that's why it still seemed to us that by christmas we would at least not live to see how many of our outstanding fellow heroes who gave their lives for ukraine and ukraine should remember to pray for them, pray for their families, and pray for those who are now under fire er for those who are er captured. we have no right to forget about any of our soldiers, about any of our civilians who are in captivity, our goal is to free everyone, and that's why yesterday was like me until a very festive christmas when we were able to gather with many half-sisters and had the honor of listening to taras kompanichenko - he is the pride of ukraine - he is a treasure of ukraine, he is a person who restored and is restoring ukrainian heritage yesterday he performed a lot of unknown work

captivity also received er- e sakharov prize this year and from ukraine and yuliya pevska is known as tairashe is a paramedic, she is an activist from the maidan, during this war, she took out a lot of people and wounded people from mariupol and told about this horror and mariupol , she spent three months in russian captivity a then she was exchanged and thus became a free person. again, she also recently testified at the osce committee in washington about the war crimes committed by russia by shelling mariupol and destroying quarter by quarter the entire city. in the history of this award , the award was given to the ukrainian people, such a people had never been given an award before. is handed over and this proves once again that this is not a war between two countries, this is a war between two systems , authoritarianism and democracy, and this is such a symbolic and important support for democracy to the ukrainian people, who have been bravely fighting for their democratic future for 10 months, the russians are trying to close the information vacuum completely and kill in the heads of