and it brought tears to my eyes because when we sat and listened to taras kompanichenko, you know, anothernths 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 works by skovoroda these are extremely modern works and we were simply surprised how relevant it is now, how many centuries have passed and it is relevant, it says that our war has been going on for 350 years, and mode