elmiro, and you also had it as easy as ms.tyny, or after all, with difficulties, you understand, russia working. where we are not advanced, it's simple, she can't come to an occupied field, she comes where the field is empty, so i think, yes, there are really a lot of cool initiatives that help us position ourselves and decolonize, even, well, i don't know, those narratives that russia has already imposed on our european community, yes, there are a lot of them in museums, i know that a colleague from the ukrainian institute had a very... wonderful project, they even prepared the following special recommendations, methodological recommendations for museum institutions of europe regarding the decolonization of their narratives related specifically to russia and ukraine, this is whether it is good or bad, well, it is indeed good, but is it enough? yes, this, well, for now it is not enough, and we still really, i agree that there should be an absolutely clear, well-thought-out, developed program that will... work not only abroad,

elmiro, i greet you, khrystyna beregovska, art critic, adviser on cultural diplomacy, head of the lviv regional military administration and art director kozytskyi charitable foundation, and rostyslav luzhets. art critic, artist, co-owner of komora publishing house. actually, i would like, you know what to say, that ukraine, after february 24, 2022, although it happened to us as difficult, not easy, as a full-scale invasion, but we can say that these difficult conditions even cost us benefit, because they began to hear about ukraine, they began to hear about ukraine, and that it is actually something different from russia, but this loud voice is still not enough, and recently i was in poland, went to a friend, plus to see my colleagues, polish journalists, who often included me in their broadcasts to talk about events in ukraine, and now her daughter is studying in a polish school, and the teacher polka, who obviously wanted to do something nice, showed in the textbook and to her and other children, they say, look, kulichi and matryoshka are ukrainian, if you remember the ukrainian east