there on the maidan , all the events took place in the center around the maidan, you move away, theres, when you drive away, the situation seemed normal, that is and i wanted to not believe what was happening. lawlessness, when they began to water people like ground, when they began to destroy them. i didn't like it at all. it was already shooting on the maidan, and the guys who defended the law and order, so to speak, began to be killed. he was berkut . it was i who went on a contract to serve in the internal troops; they immediately threw us with a military unit . in general, the institute. there we stood there we met these first waves of nationalists for the first time as we saw a tourniquet with molotov cocktails really encountered an aggressive wild crowd just crushed us like a battering ram, then they drove another bulldozer and right with a bulldozer they began to push back , directly crush these shields of ours. push everything back. for the first time i saw what they are capable of simply crushing a person’s technique, then they began to throw cocktails. molotov i have a comr

then you reformat it all as a co-author in karaoke on the maidan. then try it on the arbat or not .nce. it all turns into what you sit down. in the chair of the x-factor and ukraine has talent, i can see that you have a keen eye and you understand when something has been fired, because if you look at these projects over time, they are very relevant to the requests of the audience. it seems to me that when there was already a chance for karaoke on the maidan you want a chance to be addition to it, but it seemed to be exhausting itself, then came the era of these talent shows and it was relevant all over the world, and you also got into a trend with you. well, you feel this in yourself that you can, so to speak, see when it will shoot er, it’s s- you can write two completely different stories of my television, er, one story can be called er, my happy incidents in television, and the second story can be called i am a brilliant television producer who knew what the audience needed at a certain time, and there will be two the absolutely true book would never have happened if the late yur

she didn't want her son to go to the maidan.any mother , she was afraid for his life and his health, but she remembered how 10 years before that she herself stood on the orange maidan and she said that she simply had no moral right to object to him and i want to wish us all that our generation will be the last generation that has to fight for freedom , democracy, human rights and other values ​​of western civilization for such a high price, we must take this responsibility upon ourselves we are not we have to transfer this responsibility to our children, thank you very much oleksandr i thank you very much and on behalf of the kyiv security forum on behalf of everyone present i want to thank you please sit down i want to thank you for your mission sverstyukov mission i want to thank you for your word because i think that we all we hear in this word the mighty and invincible power of our people, you said that our generation should be the last to choose freedom and democracy, may our generation be present here, all our people will

here, and here now the maidan was.rovided came from kiev i think i will earn some money on the maidan, it turns out that the maidan has already ended. this is what struck me, and they gave freedom to the killers and came to work on the maidan on the deaths, because many died during the maidan and photographs hung on the fences on the streets of kiev how many young people died, so it's all sad. it's sad, very sad. well, the account was embodied to her. of course, of course i had it. it's a pity i 'm sorry for the people of kiev, because the ukrainians. i'm sorry that support this fascism is not you understand what's going on. i just think they've been zombified. you know, this just blows my mind. post this snippet. and yesterday, in the market, someone scattered leaflets. the germans offer the red army soldiers to surrender kiev. yesterday they didn’t understand with him that the soviet people will not collude with the enemy, than life is on its knees, who is waiting for the germans? oh, what strong words, i understand

heroes had already begun the heavenly hundred's father was a maidan citizen, he was his subordinate, and i believe that this is what the creators should do every year to honor them. and i will remind you that at the beginning of january, the confrontations during the revolution of dignity became a little less fierce, but on january 16, verkhovna rada the rada, with violations due to hand voting, voted so-called dictatorial laws that significantly limited the rights and freedoms of people, in particular the right to peaceful assembly, and on january 19, people gathered a people's meeting and walked along hrushevskyi street from the maidan to the verkhovna rada, but the berkutites did not let them in. the confrontations began and already on january 22, the first people died during these confrontations with the security forces, the first were serhiy nigoyan mykhailo genevsky on the night of january 221-22 another hero was found tortured and in a few days two more people died because of those the injuries inflicted on them by the berkut people on january 22, these people became the first

mr dobrokhotov wants to participate in the maidan if we keep in mind the experience of the maidan inkraine he wants to be a provocateur who will push underage children to police batons, or he will be a sniper who will shoot both. or he may want to be the one to receive. on the skull with a heavy object from those people who do not want the maidan who he wants to be there to take an active part. and it seems to me that if this , god forbid, happens. that is the only place where maybe at this time it will be possible to force the lord with your good will. it's at passport control at london heathrow airport, you think about what the call for chaos and rebellion in a country with nuclear weapons. this is so to say, well, at least approximately they can imagine. to what it will lead you will be indignant. well, i express my point of view. it absolutely does not have to be correct, well, i want us to think together, but it seems to me that there are certain answers, maybe incomplete, but still the answer. now, is it possible to have nuclear weapons in the country? see the thirteenth articl

uh, maidan began there in kiev. i left on the second day. a coup, and there , uh, so my aunt, uh, worked in kremenchug in a hospital and a guy came to her after the maidan. he had headaches and was examined. he says you are a drug addict. he says, no, he says, you understand. you have illegal drugs in your body. where were you, he says he was on mayon on the maidan. what was the tea there? did they pour it into the tea ? uh, these are the things that did people, this is what you bought for? well, in the sense, more precisely, that this is my aunt , this is a fact. and well, to go there in general, to go where pushkin forbids i do not intend to, so even before the start of all these, well, such tectonic shifts in ukraine, he took himself to his homeland. and here you were transferred to russia and today you are helping, not only there our guys on the front lines, we are all here in the rear, well, you are doing a lot with this for your homeland for ukraine as well. they still don't understand it, it won't come. e time i'm sure and this one wi

a whole wave of changes that were actually the maturation of subjectivity that took shape on the maidan during revolution of dignity and in fact for me countdown to the independence of ukraine - this is a countdown from the 14th year in 1991, on august 24, the ukrainian political elites were able to do what the ukrainian people mainly accuse them of not being able to do, they were far-sighted, they were able to come to an agreement among themselves, they saw a window of opportunity and they they entered this window, that is, they created a shell, but they obviously did not have control over the social contract that was in place in ukraine at that time, and this social contract consists in the fact that ukrainians who, in two referendums they voted three times in different ways. where were the questions: do they want to preserve the renewed soviet union, do they want some separate status for ukraine in this renewed soviet union, and do they want to cancel the soviet union went independent, but in essence they showed the same will on the preservation of the same social contract, where the

that it was in 2004 and only then 10 years later on the bloody maidan 2014.-a at the data or the election results, starting from the ninety-first year, and the candidate who put in the east of ukraine or turned to him always won . yushchenko's only exception is actually. here is the story of 2004, before the revolution, the moment when the fate of ukraine was broken through the knee. the rectal processes were grossly disturbed. and now the residents of donbass reveal that this is how it is possible donbass , which grew out of working mining villages , eventually grew into rural ukraine , proudly calling itself an agrarian superpower , the share of the urban population in the peaceful donbass reached 90% on average in ukraine this indicator did not exceed 60%. and according to official statistics, donbass also had the highest level of economically active population in 2014 in terms of the number of working people, donbass was ahead of absolutely all other regions. ukraine donbass has never had any separatist thoughts there. yes, ukrainians continue to accuse u

of all this, only maidan makes sense. it is high time to do it.i am personally willing to participate actively write a tone as who? mr. dobrokhotov wants to participate if you mean the experience of the maidan in ukraine. he wants to be a provocateur who will push underage children to police batons, or he will be a sniper who will shoot both of them. or he may want to be the one to receive. by skull a heavy subject from those people who do not want maidan who he wants to be there to take an active part. and it seems to me that if this , god forbid, happens. the only place where it can be at this time it will be possible to force the lord is at the passport control of the airport tricky. you think about what the call for chaos and rebellion in a country with nuclear weapons. this is so to say, well, at least approximately they can imagine. to what it will lead you will be indignant. well, i express my point of view. she is absolutely not obligatory must be correct, well, i want us to think together, but it seems to me that there is a definite answe

no, it is impossible, because the orthodox in general, and they must maidan and never maidan.hat's the thing, because the church is organized differently, and the maidan - those who are involved in the political process within the church, maybe , but only a silent defense. do you know how e. once, long ago, under soviet power , he flared up with one priest, while still a completely young man, and says, how father. now, if you are insulted, if you really do not give back, he says no, but if they take the gospel or throw it on the ground. are you really to defend the gospel but not to hit the offender? no, what will you do, he says, i’ll kiss the gospel under it, but a different attitude confrontation and a different look, and this does not mean that although in some situations people become a human shield to block their temple, and armed people come . and, uh, arms, legs, they break them , they throw them away. you understand this resistance. without resistance. in fact , the action is much stronger. after all, uh, the ukrainian government. you don't understand one simple thing

i was on the maidan with my husband and we defended the same values for me you know what i am the symbolhe maidan, that's why for me you know it wasn't even an option it wasn't even a question how i won't participate how i won't be a part of it although i've never done pr on this i have a lot of russian fans who write me all kinds of letters and try hacks call me a maidanuta somehow, i’ve already been through everything, you know, on the maidan, it was an awakening of the ukrainian people, a real awakening, because we had revolutions before that. there were also expressions of the ukrainian people, but it was sprinkled with the blood of innocent children of innocent people, i.e. the coup that the russians tried to do and defend yanukovych and er shoot innocent guys er people who were there he er was sprinkled with it new ukraine a new direction in life and simply they took advantage of it the moment when the maidan happened to take away what they wanted to take away because they understood that the country is now branched out, you know, in such and such a situation, and the west was not

well, i knew him from the maidan. and he introduced me to maria from berlin . i think you also know who she is, and already maria, we have not met yana zinkevich who told me she was going to. well, you will leave there they will pick you up the day after tomorrow. well, i went and already arrived at the base of the hospital, well, at the base of the fifth battalion of the right sector, and there i began to study there . i fought in the donbass for 5 years, from 14 to 19 years , i was constantly learning, gaining new knowledge about tactical medicine there, they reached a higher level and already, well, they said that i worked at all stages of evacuation, just at at different stages, there should be a different level of knowledge, well, with regard to the provision of care at the post-hospital stage. that is, first aid itself does not really require a lot of knowledge, but there is a nuance that usually there is a child somewhere where first aid is very risky for life. pay attention to the turnstile lay this help it takes place in such and such zone in the zone

in 2013-2014 , and that's when i took a lot of photos on the maidan, and the most famous shots are theshooting on the maidan, do you remember the sniper lying on the ground shooting or aiming there, as well as the voice-over voice, don't shoot in the mouth, those are the footage was exactly mine, and then it was the most famous footage of the maidan. after that, i started traveling to the east in the 14th and 15th years as a volunteer, as a journalist, that is, they brought some help for our fighters. well, i also filmed a lot of documentaries i also filmed about azov one day on the front lines , even over there pisky area of ​​the donetsk airport well, a lot, a lot. that is, this is already a familiar profession for me. and of course when we were preparing for war and we were preparing for war, we didn’t ask a lot what i would be to do, that is, i had two options. and it was either to take a weapon in my hands or to take a camera and shoot, and on the first day, uh, we went to register with the teroborod, since there were a lot of volunteers, but there were few weapons, so it was deci

the important question here is that those people who worked for russia openly, who supported anti-maidan, supported yanukovych when he took a purely pro-russian position, because yanukovych once also took a pro-ukrainian position. well, let's say when he supported association with the eu before putin scared him to death in sochi. he supported yanukovych's european path of development, despite the fact that he was a bandit, but he did, and then of course he openly supported the russian position and allowed russian troops to enter ukraine, called them to ukraine and fled from our state, so in at that time he was supported by politicians who now remain both in and and in the bank . medvedchuk e flew to moscow then to meet with the bears and putin. that is, well, but these people are staying and now they put on such yellow-blue cloaks and capes and go to the superficial council and, in addition to the shame of their former comrades, how to deal with this, these are the people they are today can play some role, at least some negative for ukraine, as traitors in the legislative body of power,

i was with you on the maidan in ato .father omelyan from the kyiv region, a former military man. he became a priest himself at the age of 30, when he already had two children, in 2014 as a volunteer chaplain during the revolution of dignity, then between with services in the church, he went to the front line, and after the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, every two weeks kaplan goes to bakhmut, where those who choose our future are waiting for his good and apt word. yes, it was ours from our grandfather and great-grandfather, the soviet government did everything the other way around, as usual, and they went against everything, they went against the whole world by canceling private property, they wanted to cancel our culture, our language, nothing worked out and the holiday is also coming back to his place together to victory christ was born oh rejoice earth a happy hour gave birth to dimila grandmother flows on earth praise god give christ god give holy evening i have been on earth for 30 years already havi

arrestovych because good memory, i remember the maidan from 2014 ago.be honest, this phenomenon still remains a bit unclear to me, how it is so influential, what it was used for in general , that is, i guess who remembers good maidan, i remember well about the drops in the ocean and all these stories that were actually spread during the maidan, because how about me , well, first of all, of course, it's good that it went well, it was a really civilized way , but how come the question comes to me again again, for 8 years now, we have had a problem with the so-called government communications. we are not talking about the cabinet of ministers, but actually as gaver, that is, the communications of their authorities on particularly sensitive issues, and in terms of this, we see that there are flaws, they need to again improvement in order to be the policy of the state ivan-voins, that is, one vote when there are particularly sensitive issues, especially when we are talking about the war, yes, that is, fortunately , there is no military censorship in ukraine,

стрему усов became an outspoken supporter of yanukovych with medvedchuk and also organized anti -maidanlly came here to the president after the expulsion of the legitimate kyrylo began to develop his information agency tavria news, which he founded in 2009 tavria news 50 hryvnias from the first days of the offensive russo forced the fascists in the south of ukraine to start serving the occupiers, calling on the people of kherson not to resist the national team, therefore stop in the maidan, stop listening to bloggers and provocateurs, just remember that the time has come to return peace and order to kherson oblast, such rhetoric and a long train of service to russia were well appreciated by the invaders, for which the restraint usov was appointed deputy head of the occupying administration of kherson oblast , he was entrusted with family matters youth sports and information policy and this is already a serious pressure from all possible holes to prove to the residents of kherson that there will be no counteroffensive of the armed forces, this is fiction of ukrainian and western propagan

active civic position during the revolution of dignity , at the beginning of the protests on the maidans engaged in logistical, informational and household tasks, and on february 18, during sniper fire, she helped carry out the wounded after the sad events of february 2014. iskra went to the front. when do you start to be interested in history? do you feel like a citizen of this country ? well, not right away, but it was very obvious that sooner or later there would be a revolution in ukraine and then there would be a war. well, to be honest, i didn't think it would happen so soon, i thought it would take more time, but well, that's how it happened during the revolution of dignity iskra studied polish philology in kyiv, so she had no military or medical experience before the war, however, she did not make the decision to go to war spontaneously, she was convinced that the russians must be stopped even in donbas, this is a question of the survival of my people, this is a question of the existence of my country in general, russia wants to weaken its position of ukraine and to assimilate o

and those who remember know that in another, and during the maidan in 2013, she appeared, uh, where protesters gathered and handed out cookies to them. well, during this, of course, there were not so many of them. they were not so important, but it was a symbol of american interest and american support for those who wanted to overthrow the legitimate president vladimir yanukovych. but now there seems to be an interest in the negotiations. and if this is serious and if it really means that the sanctions can be significantly weakened. she, in my opinion, did not say, did not use the expression significantly, then this, of course, there would be, uh, significant news. and so, and so the news. mostly. eh, disturbing. uh. at first it was said that a decision was being made on the supply of leopard tanks to ukraine. and what is most likely. uh, germany will not be supplying these tanks now, and the most that can be expected. this is that germany will allow the delivery of leopards to other countries. such as poland, holland, which already has these tanks in service and were ready to transfer them to

when all these events have already begun after the maidan, that is, already additives.i never told this story. so that's just a case in public, that's all, they say this is a true case. god is a witness. it was the eighteenth year. i came. i very rarely went to kiev. after the fourteenth year. although i graduated from my theological schools there as well. i had wonderful friends there and girlfriends, kiev is kiev well, i rarely went. after all these events were added, we were not particularly favored there. well, you can see right away somehow donbass was immediately visible, that is, a taxi driver was driving with me, and he was talking to me. here he can be seen somehow understood, says tambasa. i say, yes, from the donbass from the city of lisichansk. yes, lugan, no. yes, i fought, so i retired with 2 back and the army. you don’t agree there, he had some with the military leadership, and he began to tell me that he was on the maidan, he was a centurion on the maidan, here is february and he tells me, here when it was all over, yanukovych ran away, like, on february

when it started all these events are after maidan, that is, already additives. wish i never told this story. so that's just a case in public, that's all, they say this is a true case. god is a witness. it was the eighteenth year. i came. i very rarely went to kiev. after the fourteenth year. although i graduated from my theological schools there as well. i had wonderful friends there and girlfriends, kiev is kiev well, i rarely went. after all these events, add- we didn’t particularly like it there . well, you can immediately see how donbass is visible it was right away, that is, like a speech, a taxi driver was driving with me, and he was talking to me. well, he seems to understand somehow he is speaking from the donbass. i say, yes, from the donbass from the city of lisichansk. yes, there is nothing on the bow. yes, i fought, so i retired together with 2 back from the army. i don’t agree there, he had some with the military leadership, and he began to tell me that he was on the maidan, he was a centurion on the maidan, here is february and he tells me, that’s

i, as a person dealing with military issues for more than 25 years before the maidan, i traveled a lot to ukraine, so i was amazed all the time there, and how much the people are, well let's say so neutral or about russian and as far as as soon as a person. it popped out from somewhere . he immediately instantly became a terrible russophobe. i remember how i was told in the ministry of defense that even under yanukovych yes, the problem was to transfer money to crimea to our servicemen. they tried to take away the lighthouses from us. we were constantly put up with some kind of obstacles, and therefore no one understands that the russian start was almost a year ago, a special military operation. it was truly an ultimatum. we have done everything possible to influence this hostile education by non-military means. thank you. with us now is semyon pegov, a well-known war correspondent, semyon is very glad that you have prepared this film and even more glad that you agreed to show it on channel one , before we show your film, could you say a few words. under what conditions did you film it

and it was from civil society that it began maidan became a defense of freedom and became a defense of ukrainian independence that civil society that led the fight against corruption in the country where the civil society that in general has now turned into a great united ukrainian nation it's volunteers it's everyone it's every citizen country who knows the price of freedom who knows the price what is the ukrainian state i am convinced that this is not the last nobel prize i also believe believe that the nobel prize will come for of the entire free world, when i talk about the free world, it is the united states of america and the president of the united states, it is all the leaders of the member states of the european union, it is all the leaders of the free world who became on the right side of history, who today support ukraine's struggle for our freedom and yours. i am not saying theirs on purpose and your freedom because it is our common struggle that this nobel prize will come for the fact that a new world order will be established and in this world order there will be no pl

, clashes began all over ukraine, supporters of the maidan attacked pro-russian activists and even thoseimply did not share the pro-western and nationalist ideas of the leaders of the 2014 coup . in odessa, dozens of people were burned alive in the house of trade unions only because they defended the right to be russian and to be anti-fascists. wherever referendums on the independent status of regions were held, peaceful cities were destroyed along with the inhabitants. the children of a woman, old men, marched in the militia, and bombs flew into their houses and apartments. so 8 years. until russia launched a military operation to protect the donbass wow healthy hello. hello dear friend no serving and don't want to quit.

so maidan - it was just for values.that we have the same values, and so on, what happened in ukraine now one of the leaders of the european union came to us, uh, directly. e, sharm michel yes, the head of the european council, he spoke in memory, what he says, we are with you we will be with you to the end and most importantly, we may soon start negotiations on some points this year ukraine's accession to the european union, he says this, it's a carrot. this is a carrot. it’s us for values, we’ll take you on the european union but here’s what tears, uh, the rammstein summit and the arrival of the head of one of the leaders of europe, he says in other words, if you put ukrainians in tanks, sit down, take armored personnel carriers in infantry fighting vehicles , win at the cost of your lives, maybe someday- someday we will take you, and where will we take, and we will take. maybe there, which will no longer be the same, and now this is a dead end, at least. i'll tell you easier. so, if you sow in tanks, you will go to wa

as azarov’s commission got close to unraveling the creation of a biological laboratory in ukraine, maidanappened, the americans threw off yanukovych and took power on january 28, then a month and a half later. i would be forced under pressure from the same americans to resign, and then events developed as you know. with the coming to power of another us marine, petro poroshenko, the implementation of american programs in the field of biosecurity in ukraine continued in ukraine. in the sixteenth year, the americans appointed their man, a born american civilian, uliana suprun, nicknamed dr. death, to lead the ministry of health of ukraine, he is literate, which means that the woman does not know who is educated, but the most important thing is that she, so to speak, treated ukraine like, well, some- then the country of whom is unrealistic. so she came from somewhere in the metropolis, and she was given the right, so to speak. give recommendations, so to speak, universal stupidity. and that it's all right? does it all come off? say that iodine must be thrown away, that this is only in the cl

, i was there supporting them on the maidan, a lot of people went to confession , many for the first time because they did not know whether they would be alive or not, in essence, the deeds also continue to this day, a priest is very much needed. when the leadership called me, i immediately agreed, at first it was as a volunteer, well, we were coal volunteers, and then there was a provision about chaplaincy, this is in the main sector that i got into citroën mariupol, from volnovakha to mariupol, i was already the full-time chaplain of my brigade of our 96th kyiv anti -aircraft - it was a time for rockets, now i am going to those where it is most difficult for our glorious infantry, the boys are asking for home-made dishes, these are dumplings, these are flatbreads, these are dumplings, or donuts, as they are also called. the children are baking cookies. our girls are drawing various pictures . our teachers baked pies and here i see in a dance with pies it's made of cabbage and peas and i'm happy like children, well, in fact, children, the virgin gave birth to an eternal son, praisew

if it wants to become part of nato someday welcome ukraine kiev winter 2014 multi-day state on the maidanea tents with hundreds of self-defense cookies victoria nuland clash with police unknown snipers shoot the future such kiev winter 2014 remembered the world a coincidence or not, but kiev maidan happened exactly 100 years after the very first mass demonstration of ukrainian nationalists in russian history on february 26 , 1914, a crowd moved along kiev khreshchatyk. several thousand people there were shouts down with russia long live grome shops and shops the crowd moved to the austrian consulate in the city led the cossack part of the police to the airport, that the name was detained by several dozen rioters, the liberal public in st. petersburg and moscow was indignant. well, what kind of nonsense? what are the nationalists on khreshchatyk state newspaper? good is actually progressive youth celebrated the birthday of the poet taras shevchenko, but the police department knew that the demonstration was organized by the mazy people, so by the name of hetman mazepa, who betrayed peter i,

after the maidan and now people know when you laughed, well, what about ethics? is going anywhere. and this is this thing one second makes the forty-five-year-old president of ukraine zelensky an authoritarian leader never when it's hard at the front, when it's hard on this, tell the truth. no, he does not recognize, what a difficult position, he does not recognize the loss, what does he do? he tightens the screws, you know? i never ever say that dictator that he is, well, how did he still think so, but now you understand, it turns out that we have evidence that really zemli santovich, but becomes a dictator. so i listened to her vasilyevich, i understood that after all, there is estonian blood in him. yes, there are, yes, the last in this world who remembered that zelensky dictator turned out to be vasily dmitrievich, see you all tomorrow. this is one of the richest collections of everything latin american in russia is kept in the museum of the battle of stalingrad of the battle of leningrad. and latin america to world war ii the peak of our production was ameri

, he did not marry anna kovalenko, who had her women's party on the maidan, and we do joint projectselp ukraine , it is a great honor, as the americans say , i hope to be worthy of her. there is some other reason why i am here. because well, it is impossible for the symbol of ukraine to leave ukraine. it would be quite good for you. thank you for staying in the country, for helping ukrainians. what you do i am sure what you will do and even after the victory, of course, thank you, it was a project of the face, and the marathon continues unknown none of us can certainly predict the coming day in conditions of war, we must be ready for anything can happen so that the whole life will fit in a backpack or a suitcase, anxiously, anxiously backpack i collected even before the full-scale invasion and i will share what i consider necessary to keep the contents of my alarm backpack in it, it is the backpack, not the suitcases, that i collected based on experience, my experience as a war correspondent from the 14th year, the weight of the alarm backpack is grams. you must be mobile and, if nec

i said to myself a long time ago on the maidan, my pacifism on the maidan flew very far away from molotovktails and stones , it is no longer around. well, i am ready to return to this issue of human pacifism when no one will have weapons, no one no country produces none and that's it. then we sit down and talk, we dream together, why do we live like plants without weapons, we don't kill each other instantly. i'm not against it, just then everyone has the same conditions, it's not like we are attacked here, and yes and art in ukraine, the war was the name of this tape, the cycles and the film from the cycle of art in the country of war, and it was a fragment about the aleutian kahidtsem. thank you to our colleagues and we continue the information and analytical marathon. next , we will talk about light and what the current situation is with energy supply in all regions of ukraine volodymyr omelchenko is with us, the director of energy programs of the razumkova center, volodymyr, we congratulate you, i congratulate you too. good health, well, they informed ukrenergo that they warned that th

it was formed, if i am not mistaken, since the maidan , mr.ed underground, it is true . he was conceived there, he was born eight more than 8 5 8 years ago, officially we celebrate our birthday on july 15, 2014, i.e., we met only between teachers on the maidan without a fight, then medical schools in the format of pdmsh as a large community of civilian medical volunteers took shape as a reaction to ilovaisk and the unacceptable losses we suffered then and in the autumn of 14 we were formed with such a rather vague idea of ​​what we should do at the front, and on december 15, 2014 , we went to the east for the first time, as a pdm of happiness. we never thought that it would last so long. volunteers from all over ukraine and what are these tasks, the main tasks without saving lives, i.e., unlike our brothers, we have more hospitalists. well, no more than 90%, plus these are professional doctors, that is , they are the ones who provide the first medical aid to wounded and sick soldiers, because we do not forget about at the front, fighters are n

even before the principle, even before the second maidan, this was a topic that was discussed in the ukrainian expert community by various people. red political persuasion, here we discussed with vasily in civilian life. i since it was said, that is, the poles had this very serious, very deep interest. i don't think the poles have abandoned it. just by what methods, well, they will act, how they will enter, how they will solve these problems, then, i believe that this is a new factor that will be more actively involved in ukrainian history and the third point that i would like to draw attention to . we are talking about the fact that today, uh, the risks here are the western population of the west, it is in addition to preparing it uh, you know the information to a possible increase in escalation conflict, they say that, in principle, no. now the narrative is about peace negotiations, that is, this is the story of the remains of this story. uh, with heavy weapons, it just brings the population to the fact that here, uh, in principle, all information resources are combined. i told you

and currently with us is vadym valko yury from the anti- corruption center, a lawyer for the auto maidanslava ukraine vadym congratulations. well, the head of the ruling faction, david arkhamia, said that the corrupt officials will be held accountable and announced active landings this spring. what do you think awaits us all this spring? what is it about and what are the processes going to take place ? i don't believe in any landings this spring. well, first of all, because the criminal process is still the process itself, and the investigation sometimes takes from several months to a year or more, and again, then there is a trial. since we we are talking about cases, i.e. corruption, for example . yes, they are always considered by a panel of judges, and they are also not considered for one of your evaluations. that is, it is always a process that takes a certain amount of time, and even those cases that have appeared there in the last few weeks. well, i do not believe that they can be investigated in a few days or a week, it will be submitted to the court, and already basically we get

memorial of the heavenly hundred. the memorial service was also attended by the relatives of the fallen maidan residents, they remembered the heroes , told stories about them and read poems. i am close friends with the heroes of the heavenly hundred . his heroes make us a people and in general , it happened to us that the families of the hero of the heavenly hundred are very friendly, in particular in lviv, and here there are not only the families of the first victims, but also other families who came specially to honor from the entire region, if we do not remember the feat of those who first died on the maidan, how can we remember those who now russia continues to transfer troops to the territory of belarus, there are joint exercises with belarusians of the occupiers, the state border service of ukraine says the situation in this direction remains fully controlled, however, if necessary, ukrainian soldiers are ready to repel the enemy, as in volyn they are preparing for defense, our film crew saw volyn several kilometers from the border with belarus, these are fighters of the 100th separate b

my mustache, became an outspoken supporter of yanukovych with medvedchuk, and also organized anti-maidanson. this media spread russian narratives, in particular, about deadly american biolaboratories before the full-scale invasion of russia, was the most famous anti-vaccinator in ukraine, and sold similar journalist credentials tavriya news for 50 uah from the first days of the russo-fascist offensive in the south of ukraine forced him to start serving the occupiers, calling on the people of kherson not to resist, the eleventh division is not convergent , so move to the maidan, stop listening to bloggers and other provocateurs, just remember that the time has come to return to kherson region and order is such rhetoric and a long train of service to russia were well appreciated by the invaders, for which strimuusov was appointed deputy head of the occupying administration of the kherson region he was entrusted to deal with family , youth, sports and information policy issues. and this is already seriously strimousov from all possible holes proves to the residents of kherson that there wil

was fought there, if all the others were maidans, because after all, the ukrainian community was moreus in belarus, the events of the 20th year took place in the conditions of vehicular concentration riots, and in fact there was a protest without armed people against these lessons, but only did not want the maximization of maxim's political will of the organization, because it was just not there were those people who led the way and built a barricade , and even now this giant is simpler not only because there are no material resources for organizing the resistance, although there are examples and belarusian e-e let's say that the partisans, which by their health and life, of course, this is not a mass phenomenon, this is an individual, partial group, or this is an indicator of what people wanted and will compete only now, no . i think that this necessary resource will appear as soon as the ion appears. что супротив под имется и мог бы очень очень очень очень от another weapon от 2 minutes i give one and a half, even one and a half minutes yes so here are such uh-uh uh-uh uh-uh my rema

first, tensions were created by maidans and so on, and then a civil war, and then a real one. who would have thought that we slavs would someday fight against each other. it's scary phenomenon and all. it starts small, so we need to take steps to destroy points of opposition in our society and power. we are ready for this and our clergy and all. you just have to be calm on this bright day, yes, and on other days ahead of us, easter is still the brightest, generally joyful day, so that we think and come to the correct solution of those issues that we must solve, as i often say, without leaving these questions to our children, so we will do. appropriate steps towards a peaceful belarus calm so that we do not look askance at each other, but the one who breaks the law. he will answer according to the law, alas. such is life once again, dear, my dear representatives of our society present here. and those who hear us, i congratulate you on this bright holiday of the nativity of christ, wish the world good. i want to assure you that i personally , as the commander-in-chief, as the he

thank god that then the timely actions of law enforcement agencies in the honest self-defense of the maidanespite all this 8 years of the war have already passed, very often we have heard from the mouth of this person, for example, the facts of the denial of the war, but in return, so far no one has engaged, so to speak, in bringing him at least to criminal responsibility, i will only add that after all, the nsdc has recently introduced sanctions against metropolitan pavel, the governor of the lavra, so we do not know how this story will end. the full stop is not set. allow me to be brief. i am current from your point of view, after all, what will be the fate of these two churches on the territory of the lavra that were taken away use of the uoc mp and now they are used by the state. can we assume that they will be divided between the two denominations because the brothers of the uoc mp remain on the territory of the lavra, after all, you know that 100% of the buildings of the ensemble of the kyiv-pechersk lavra the e-e reserve and the monuments of the 10th century , the unesco monuments ar

well, you see in kazan, a person came out and a person called on young people to go to the maidan.ell, of course, it is not hundreds, not thousands of people who come to such rallies. moreover, it is not because the russian association of soldav widows called on putin to announce a general mobilization and to close the men traveled from russia eh in his appeal they said that we should take an example from stalin, who did not think about any ratings there and dissatisfied with the kodum citizens, he thought in categories victory according to your feelings and according to your observations can there be that merciless rebellion in russia, which is the post about which the classics constantly wrote? well , not necessarily, it can start from ukraine, and the war in ukraine is not the reason, because they rebel anyway because their sons went to fight in ukraine and they were poorly dressed that is, the reason is not because they are killing ukrainians, but because the government has never provided them with something that will help them kill ukrainians better. the countries of the empir

for dozens of people, what should be done with the building , in my opinion, on such a beautiful maidanwhen we look at these buildings, of course there should be a folk ensemble advises take into account the experience of others post-war rotterdam in his opinion, they did not rebuild correctly when the city was rebuilt, they demolished a little more houses than it was really worth recommends the ukrainian authorities to start formulating a reconstruction strategy and, most importantly, to talk clearly with the localities, to start discussing with the citizens how they want to see their cities, to have a plan, because this will ultimately save a lot of money, time and effort, these personnel shocked the world in 2005, hurricane katrina destroyed the city of new orleans on the coast of mississippi, we lived without electricity, there was a list of points where we can buy products, a tour of the streets of the restored city three years ago, we were given a tour by a local activist , he testified, we communicate with him again and for the first time what he says to me are words of support,

in my opinion, on such a beautiful maidan, when we look at all these buildings, of course there shouldmble . they demolished many more houses than it was worth, it is not really recommended to the ukrainian authorities to start formulating a reconstruction strategy and, most importantly, to talk clearly with the citizens, to start discussing with the local authorities what they want to see their cities have a plan because it will ultimately save a lot of money , time and effort these shots shocked the world in 2005 hurricane katrina destroyed the city of new orleans on the mississippi coast we lived without electricity there was a list of points where we can buy products a tour of the streets of the restored three years ago, a local activist gave us a tour of the city, he testified that we are talking to him again, and the first thing he says to me are words of support, it is terrible what happened in ukraine, he advises to ensure public control so that there was no corruption, especially attention to compensation for lost housing in new orlan there are still unreconstructed places. wh

well, how would the maidan in 2014 have been, uh, people came out, students there , the active part of society came, and she, i'll say yes, uh , made this maidan, that's why it's grigory, how would molodets, i'll say yes, eternal he remembers, apparently, he was raised in such a way that in canada he could not sit quietly on the sidelines, he decided to help us, took a weapon in his hand , came to the territory of ukraine, this is a simple story, ah, i don’t know, just imagine that a person could not exactly imagine wouldn't go here and again um so you're talking about that what is the best often people are there and then people who uh who are really just hmm well i don't know the questions the question is whether there is such a feeling that the best people as you say are the most passionate they are there now and is this is it fair and is it this resource is infinite, because it is a very expensive resource, in fact, what is ukraine currently paying for this, well, in this war, it is a very expensive resource. with such estimates from half a million to a million people of course, not