identity, this was my third revolution, the first was ukraine without kuchma, the second was the orange revolution course the revolution of dignity. due to my age, i did not catch these first significant efforts to build restored ukrainian independence in the early 90s, and in the 13th year i came with such a rather ironic skepticism, when student protests began, when yanukovych tried to turn in the other direction from european integration, because well, at one time i saw what ukraine turned into without kuchma, there i still have a broken golden eagle pain, then a rib, when the weather changes. during the orange revolution , i also remember very well when i returned home from kyiv for the weekend to my parents in vinnytsia wearing orange paraphernalia, with a scarf and some bows on my sleeve, then people were aggressive on the streets. and my neighbors laughed at me, that is, here i pick up vitaly's opinion in this way that for society itself, ukrainian independence, democracy, statehood, that is horizontal, self-organization, the right to direct democracy, and the manifestation of popular disco

by bringing the same yanukovych to power, you almost provoked and were almost guilty of the orange revolution i don’t know what they want to say with this, well, so to speak , i’ve never had anyone... on my hand, that’s all, well, it comes from the word hand, yes manipulate, that’s it , this is all nonsense, well , maybe someone for some reason such words, he says, you understand what’s the matter, uh, well, really, there, if we talk about 2004, that’s a difficult situation, which, after which... there was an orange revolution, and it developed exactly because yanukovych -in fact, he did win, well, in the second round, i just know that, yes, not much by one and a half, 2%, but he won, and this became, well, the reason for the orange revolution, that is , this is precisely what did not suit him, no, not arranged, this became the reason, because they could not do it any other way, the united states could not do it any other way, because that well, i no longer know what my role is, so to speak, but the role of the fact that there was a revolution is the role of the united states, because everyth

really, if we talk about 2004, that’s a difficult situation, which after which there was an orange revolutionond round, i just know that, but not by much, by one and a half, by 2%. but he won and this became, well, the reason for the orange revolution, that is, this is precisely what did not work, no, it did not work, this became the reason, because they could not do it any other way, the united states could not do it any other way, because well, i don’t know there anymore , what is my role, so to speak, but the role of the fact that there was a revolution is the role of the united states, because yushchenko led the entire headquarters and company and the embassy directly, literally, they we went by car to all the events, when yushchenko’s deputies were destroying warehouses with products of third candidates, not yanukovych, there were cars from the embassy nearby and american diplomats were sitting there watching, monitoring everything, everyone was happy with it, well, that’s why you the question is, who created, well, the orange revolution? well, yes, i, we, we really , work, well, yanukov

, but not much by one and a half, by 2%, but he won, and it became. well, the reason for the orange revolutionn, because they have no other way, the united states they could, because well, i don’t know what my role is there anymore, so to speak, but the role of the fact that there was a revolution is the role of the united states, because all the headquarters and yushchenko’s company were led by the american embassy, ​​directly. we literally drove cars to all the events there when yushchenko’s deputies destroyed warehouses with products of third candidates. there were cars from the embassy standing nearby and american diplomats were sitting there watching, watching everything, everyone was happy with it, well , that’s why you’re asking who created, well uh orange revolution? well, yes, i we really work , well, yanukovych’s victory really took place, it really took place, and precisely because it took place, the americans staged the orange revolution, because it’s like a bunch, you know? well, who manipulated whom? that is, if i then, if in this pledge, this is how you , well, conveyed someone’

created, well, uh, the orange revolution, well, yes, i, we, we really worked, well , yanukovych’s victoryange revolution, because, well, how would be a link, you know, who manipulated whom, that is, in if i then, if in this pledge, that’s how you, well, they conveyed someone’s question, or someone’s opinion, then it’s necessary. to say that kulyakov manipulated the american embassy, ​​i agree, and i like this answer, yes, i agree, these two years, twenty-third, twenty-four, you see, they are replete with election campaigns, from the end of twenty-third, twenty -four then the beginning of twenty-fifth , slovakia, now, poland in october, so, usa, russia, ukraine, i don’t even remember georgia, and then we are belarusians, right? now, since we are not challenging your skill on this, i don’t i said, by the way, well, this is de facto perceived as a tribute to experience in any case , then for the second and third, that is, poland and the usa, i’ll ask for forecasts, but for the last one for belarus, the advice is that there won’t be a last one, well, i have great respect to the belarusian sta

entire history of poland, and this is something similar to what happened in 2004, the year of our orange revolutionexactly such a confrontation between the white and blue yanukovych and the orange yushchenko divided families, and people pere...' among themselves communicate, is it something like that? yes, yes, it is a very similar, similar phenomenon, but the orange revolution in relation to such and such tonality. then it was a carnival, so to speak, there were no force options , thank god, and well, to a greater extent there were of course confrontations, but, but there was no solo option, it was a peaceful protest, there is a fear that peaceful, peaceful protests, the time of peaceful protests may be over, that is why, among others, tusk and the opposition wanted to bring many people to the streets today to show that they have support, great support and that people are ready to come out for peaceful peaceful protests in very large numbers , like the people of warsaw, because the vast majority of those who came out for today's march are residents of the capital, eh, and also people who came from

the rose revolution in georgia in 2003, the orange revolution in the ukraine, 2004, and the era uprisings in tunisia and egypt of to serbia. we were, we were working with georgians and ukrainian, found lebanese and mold, vivian, sand, and iranian services. involved glance and colombians, and bought them all loans and west popcorn and the groups from places on the world . i couldn't say what we found in the met the guns. i said he gottshal a c. c, osborne. he said he'd be let change that will be of and let's do an individual and septic out the center for applied to known as islands action. the deals for a desktop system move into onto the quantity, whether the them that's what the, what was a clean movement for change was a movement for change. but then turning it into an organization afterwards or to some extent, i mean, part of it became under attorney's ation. this means that it's chip thing into our business. so they get a lot of money to get people to take a tour and to hear what they did or what they want to say that they didn't take the to don't push it to what you're actually doing

the rose revolution in georgia in 2003, the orange revolution in the ukraine, 2004, and the era uprisings, intonation and egypt up to serbia we were, we were working with georgians and ukrainian, found lebanese, and mold, vivian, sand, and iranian servicing problems and colombians and bought them all once and west popcorn and the groups from places on the world. i couldn't say for what we found in that the. com. that's it, but actual people see osborne, they said they'd be let change that will be of and let's do an individual and deputy got the center for applied and on the violence action, the deals for a desktop system move into onto the quantity, whether the them that's what the, what was a green movement for change was a movement for change was in turning it into an organization afterwards. or to some extent, i mean, part of it became on can easily should this means that it's chip thing into our business. so they get a lot of money to get people to take a tour and to hear what they did or what they want to say that they didn't take that you don't push you pull. what you're actually do

the rose revolution in georgia in 2003, the orange revolution in the ukraine, 2004, and the era uprisings in tanisha and egypt up to serbia we were, we were working with georgians and ukrainian, found lebanese, and mold deviance. and, and iranian servicing problems and colombians and bought them all on some west popcorn and the roots from places in the world. i couldn't say for what we found in that the. com. that's it, but actual people, the us border, they said they'd be let change a little bit of an, an election in england deputy got the center for applied to known the violence action the deals for a desktop system move in to onto the quantity where the lead on that's what, what was a keen movement for change for the moment for change was in turning it into an organization afterwards. or to some extent, i mean, part of it became under construction. this means that it's shifting into a business. so they get a lot of money to get people to take a tour and to hear what they did or what they want to say that they didn't take the to don't push. you pull. what you're actually doing is actual

granite, it was made there by several hundred students in fact at the beginning, at least the orange revolutionore, people, the revolution of dignity even more people, but even at the peak of the revolution of dignity, sociologists say that actually only 10% of the population took part directly in the revolution, 10% of the population decided that ukraine was joining the european union, that ukraine was joining nato and that ukraine is ready to go and fight, does that mean that those 10% now have to fight and die for it, or is it still the business of the whole country? that is, i really like your thesis that unmotivated people, well, they are of little use in the front line, but on the other hand, what can be done with somehow, people, they are always somewhere, somewhere all the time in the foreground, or somewhere in the foreground of the revolution, or in the foreground of the warriors, well, first of all, we always have in ukraine, the so-called passionate part of society was formed. which at appropriate moments in the history of ukraine took an active, active part and led to certain victo

but then this is back at his level, cuz that's how the in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization. the last chance for a democratic russia might on to the full size. so this as soon as they leave sort of must see only if we look last see to it, go because i meant this. i'll stop. so none of these gentlemen, he, by that the village and cities stand by noon, and i don't know of april the students whom the lady wants. so me add a bit but left the almost the money it up uh ab. then the a couple of times the dates in, and then they'll get them in sit each devine for testers in thailand to continue the demonstrations in the capital bank called the general stuff because of the move of it made up and move it out of your i'm always afraid or do you want to be on uh see the uh, the on, i mean i'm from the main thing been da da da, the sup rosie a employees must get up the dust on that off for so, but she knew what it meant that maybe donald a k, a going to show you that they made the many of us cd off the product, but the submit the stuff in on the, on the but as with video cli

as long as they is back at his level, cuz such a highly in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization. the last charms for democratic russia might on to the full size such as this, assume i believe sort of must see only for the class. the good go, because that means is all thoughtful. so none of these gentlemen by that the village and city style knew that i know the most april students when the lady, when so me add a bit of the, i'm on the money it out. uh ab. then the a couple of times that they don't need send them, they'll get them in that each of the need for testers in thailand have continue the demonstrations and the capital bank call the journalist that because of the move of it made up in the out of your i'm always afraid of the on, uh, the on, uh see the, uh, the one i mean i'm from the main team in dot vp of 80. suppose the, a employees must get up the just on that off for so, but she knew what that meant. that dominique donald's a k a going to show you that they may have been in the office for the next piece. some of the stuff in one though i know, but as with

mentioned how i worked in london, i remember the surge of british emotions and hopes after the orange revolutionunfortunately, these hopes subsided over time, but at the beginning they were crazy things, it was possible even before to agree on the suspension, and then that's all, sad actually a story, but the boites, they understand what kind of world they live in, the boites understand that there will be either the western world or britain will be nowhere, the boites understand that either western values ​​are something absolutely material, for which you have to fight, these are not declarative things , or we are once again in a world where nothing... nothing is predictable and transparent. razors are number one in this regard, they have their own mentality, and this mentality is so tough, tough in a good way, they have the experience of the colony, also an experience that can hardly be call it positive, but nevertheless, they are ready to act, they don't... they don't think endlessly, they don't think about some formally pacifist things, they know that for values ​​and for other things you hav

as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the and mazar will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization. the last charms for a democratic russia might on to the full size such as this as soon as they leave for much to own. we look class, she's really cool because i mean this outside. so none of these gentlemen here that the village. and so the style by noon, and i know the most april students will, i'm the lady when so me add a bit of the i'm on the money it out of the day the a couple of times that little feet soon and then we'll get them in that each so the need for testers in thailand have continue the demonstrations in the capital bank called the general stuff because of the move of it made up in the out of your, i'm always afraid of the on, uh, the on, uh see the uh, the one i mean, i'm going to the main thing, been da, da da, the suppose the eh, employees must get up the moon at ok. so, but she knew that the men did die. maybe donald's a k, a. going to show you that they made the many of us here the office for the next, but the submit the southern one the i'm a bit of

as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization. the last chance for a democratic russia might on to have the full size. so this is soon as they leave for them. as soon as we look last the go, because i mean this all the same, none of these gentlemen he, by that the village and cities stand by noon. and i know the most april students when the lady, when so me add a bit of the i'm on the money it out. uh ab. then the a couple of times, the dates in the and the summons that each of the professors in thailand have continued the demonstrations in the capital bank called the general stuff because of the roof of it. they left the out of your knowledge of quality on, uh, the on uh, cv on, uh, the on, i mean i'm probably the main thing been da, da da, the sup rosie a employees must get up the, just on that i was so, but she knew what in the meds it may be donald a k, a going to show you that they made the many of us here, the office for the next piece. submit the stuff in on the, on the but as with video clip at all, it means

if the exit poll in 2004 was very different from the election results, then this caused the orange revolutioned the election results. in in 2010, the gap between tymoshenko and mrs. yanukovych was only 3%, and tymoshenko was very actively prepared for the elections, she said that if there were any falsifications, she would not accept the election results, but since all the exit polls coincided with by the results of the elections, she agreed to it, that is, exit polls became such a mechanism that ensures a soft, such a problem-free transfer of power, in this case, exit polls can be held only for those who joined the precincts, that that now they say they will to conduct electronically with the help of action, whether there will be postal polls, postal votes, will lead to the fact that the exit polls , if there are any, will be very different, they will be only in part, polling stations, and besides, here i listened to aristovych, he said that it is possible through action in action, now 52% - per population, that's 17-18 million, and their characteristics are very different from those who are

as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization. the last charms for democratic russia might on to the full size. so this as soon as they leave sort of must c o equal class c to it go because i mean it says all sides of the same level do so normally by that the legions to the start button on there. i don't see it. so most april students, when the lady, when so me add a bit of the, i'm on the money it out of the day the a couple times the dates in and then we'll get them in that each of the professors in thailand have continued the demonstrations in the capital bank called the journalist that because of the move of it made up and move it out of a deal. i'm always afraid of the on, uh, the on, uh, cbm. uh, the one i mean i'm from the main thing been da, da da. the suppose the a employees must get up the dust on noon at all for so, but she knew what it meant that dominique donald's a k. a. going to show you that they may have been in a cd, off the product, but they submit the stuff in on the, on the but as with video clip

but as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the in mazar will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization. the last charms for a democratic russia might on to have the full size such as this as soon as they leave sort of must see. or if we look like seems like a but that means is all sides. so none of these send them video that the village and city style noon, and i don't know if the most april students will. i'm the lady when so me add a bit left the i'm on the money it up. uh ab. then the a got them, the dates in, and then we'll get them in that each of the professors in thailand have continued the demonstrations in the capital bank called the general stuff because of the move all the, the out of your i'm always afraid of the on a, the on, uh see the, uh, the one i mean i'm the main team in da da da. the suppose the, a employees must get up the just on that. i was so, but she knew it in the meant that maybe donald's a k. a going to show you that they may have been in a cd, off the product piece, smith and stuff them on the, on the but as with video clip. but all of them mea

as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization. the last charms for democratic russia might on to the folks as soon as this, as soon as they leave for months, you only for the class to go to school, but that means is outside. so none of these gentlemen by the village. and so this time by noon, and i know the last april students will, i'm the lady when so me add a bit left the i'm on the money it out. uh ab. then the a couple times. the dates in the summons that each of the professors in thailand have continue. the demonstrations in the capital bank called the general stuff because of the move all that made up in the out of your, i'm always afraid of the, on a, the, on, uh see the, uh, the one i mean, i'm the main team in dot very suppose the a employees must get up the just on that. i was so, but she knew it in the meant that uh maybe donald's a kid is going to show you the banner that's here. the office for the next piece. submit the sub game on the, on the but as with fiddle it but all of them you know, them all. i

of europe, huh, and i think that's a very important concept, you know i remember , during the orange revolution, there was such a message that together we are many, we cannot be overcome, and i think that this is very relevant even now, because together with ukraine and great britain, and with other partners, we are many, and we cannot be overcome , but this process of admission, if it does start, it will drag on for years, for decade, because now the ukrainian military is training on nato weapons, that is, actual integration is already taking place, yes, yes. the process is going very fast, because you are right, currently the ukrainian military uses equipment and adapts to the standards of great britain to the standards of other nato member countries. and i have a few more questions about the ukrainian refugees, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, ukrainians have been forced to leave their homes and the united kingdom has become one of those countries that sheltered ukrainians, and ukrainians were given protection, these visas are for three years, what will happen at the end of th

i remember the surge of british emotions and hopes after the orange revolution, unfortunately, theseopes subsided for a while, but at the beginning it was crazy, it was even possible to agree on a no-fly zone in advance, and then it all fell, fell, and it's really a sad story , but beat they understand what kind of world they live in, they understand that there will be either the western world, or britain will be nowhere, the brits understand that either western values ​​are something, absolutely material, for which you have to fight, these are not declarative things, or we again in a world where nothing, nothing is predictable and transparent, the razors are number one in this regard, they, they have their mentality, and this mentality is so tough, in a good way tough, they have experience of the colony, er, also experience, which can hardly be called positive, but nevertheless, they are ready to act, they don't think endlessly, they don't think about some formally pacifist things, they know that values ​​and other things need to be fought for, and if you want to win a war, you need

as long as they is back at his level, cuz that's how the in missouri will cover the, the, the orange revolution organization, the last charms for democratic russia might on to the folks as soon as this assume that the lead sort of must see or if we look last the good go, because i mean is all the same. none of these gentlemen by that the village and city style knew that i know the most april students when the lady, when so me add a bit of the i'm on the money it out. uh ab. then the a couple of times that they will keep saying to them, they'll get them in that each of the need for testers in thailand have continue the demonstrations in the capital bank called the general stuff because of the move all it made up and running out of your i'm always afraid of the on, uh, the on, uh see the, uh, the on, i mean i'm from the main thing been da, da da. the suppose the, a employees must get up the dust on noon at all. so, but she knew it in the meds it died. maybe donald a kit is going to show you that they may have been in the office for the next few submit the stuff in one though i know. but as with v

when we said our voice that we wanted europe, it sounded like that, it was 2004, it was the orange revolutiono already such a revolution of dignity that no, we can't do that, so if there is something here, well , there are such questions, there might be a slip somewhere will be, i think that civil society will react strongly to this, therefore -

very happy to return here to ukraine, and when i worked here... 20 years ago, and during the orange revolutionery important period for me, both personally and professionally, and because personally in my family life, i was here with very young children, they grew up here, and we, we lived in nivki and went to the park, so this is a very important moment in my family life. but professionally as well, because it was a very important moment in the history and development, in the development of ukraine, that is, i, i was very impressed by the resilience of the ukrainian people, who stood on the maidan for 17 days, stood for the right of democracy, and now the stability of the ukrainian people has not changed, on the contrary, it has strengthened, and what has changed is the relationship between great britain and ukraine, because now, unlike the situation 20 years ago, we have such powerful ties, between our countries, and i think that yes... there is a very good perspective for the development of our relations in the future. what changes have you seen, 20 years ago and now? now there are a lot of

this is a great burden, once again, we could not achieve independence, we could not achieve the orange revolutionnd now the war is active war, we are already absolutely obliged to explain it and chew it up to the world community , and about gogol, and about everyone, the whole flower, our cultures, histories and the whole whole bunch of people, who very often were just ethnic ukrainians, and remained so, but they were forced to serve the empire, well, in the end, there is a lot to say about all other people and cultural figures of ours, this is not an easy job, but we are obliged to do it and explain it, on the other hand, russia and the soviet union are all kinds of methods. only veiled, i.e. turned it over in essence upside down and all this was presented as such a great tolstoyism , which uh, well, it is impossible, that is, in one panel or a few conversations, especially abroad, to explain why this is so, and we are now hostages of this propaganda, ideological machine, technological, because now you see how to what, how reigns in the world... technology , a person opens a smartphone and reads

from the hands of kivalov, serhii kivalov, a famous lawyer , you know the famous one from the orange revolution the cec and then were proven in court falsified, insulted, listen, well, he himself, in principle, made it so that he was given such a nickname, and that, and now it turns out that it is so toxic, so to speak, so to speak in a modern man, that if you have already received for an award from the hands of kivalov himself, then he is absolutely not worthy to represent the national anti-corruption bureau in odesa, because these are probably bad connections, i understand that, but i think to myself, if kivalov is such a toxic corruptor and a terrible person, how come he is so flourishes in odessa and beautifully i can hear there, the head of that university and i, i don't remember who, nodded or not, because there is a monument to an unknown lawyer at the entrance to it. what a well-known kivalov, who was in odessa, he knows what i'm talking about now , but it turns out that even if he has the skills to accept something, then the whole career is over, that is, what about it? they generally

legal profession in some countries, in fact, that there were attempts to carry out those same orange revolutionson. is associated with another informal group of lawyers in russia, team 29 under the leadership of lawyer ivan pavlov. these lawyers specialized in defending those accused of high treason, disclosure of state secrets or espionage with team 29. ilya novikov actively collaborated. according to the investigation, these organizations financed lawyers who, knowingly or unknowingly, represented american interests in russian courts. team 29, with monetary rewards , carried out orders from foreign organizations aimed at harming national interests. so pavlov was the first president czech society for freedom of information, the purpose of which was to highlight the negative nature of the actions of the russian authorities and to denigrate prominent politicians and government officials. at the beginning of the fifteenth year, the moscow region lawyer vyaletya volkova, like novikov, was offered to defend the ukrainian pilot for a very good fee to the pope. such money from europe and the usa went

president oleksandr kwasniewski, who was with left, which played a fantastic role during the orange revolution, during the euromaidan, was in power, donald tusk played an equally colossally big role, donald tusk, as the head of the european council, he was a true friend of ukraine, all ukrainians should remember his speech in ukrainian within the walls of the verkhovna rada of ukraine in the alarming 18th year, i.e. donald tusk is an experienced person, a pragmatic politician, but clearly with pro-ukrainian positions and he will not engage in such small matters, i.e. he collected two weeks before the elections a special meeting on relations with ukraine, and his statements, his program is absolutely pro-ukrainian, that is, this is poland, which ukraine knows, understands, and perceives as the most friendly country to itself, to itself, i would say a little differently, that let's hope that both peace and president duda will return to this policy that they implemented after february 24, 2022, to this policy that they began to implement this summer. mr. boroslav, i also wanted to ask you your op

president oleksandr kwasniewski, who was from the left, who played a fantastic role during the orange revolution euromaidan was in power donald tusk played an equally colossally large role, donald tusk as president of the european council, he was. well, a true friend of ukraine.

i don't know, they painted it in orange , yes, oh, they are preparing for an orange revolution, well,an say that, here of course, it's sad, i know what i wanted to know, here, well, in ukraine, several tapes have now been released, different there were reviews about them, about the events in mariupol, and quite strong, strong movies, which , well, not so long ago, were shown in cinemas, and plus there, documentaries were released on some tv channels, well, in particular, i saw them there on stb, or where, and and the figure of the dead was announced mariupoli, and it was about 1000, about 1000 people, this, it is very scary, in fact, to be aware of almost everything at all, not to take it as a given, please tell me that these are really relevant numbers, and the most important thing here is to it was possible to confirm them remotely now in front of the world public, because such numbers should shock even the most distant... please, well , you touched on a difficult topic, because no, we cannot officially confirm these numbers, i i can't say that we will lose about 1000, it mostly loo

time, when we said our voice that we want europe, it sounded like that, it was 2004, it was the orange revolution, in 2014, we are already like that in us a revolution of dignity, no, we can't do that, so if there is something here, well, there are such questions, somewhere there will be some kind of slip-up, i think that civil society will react strongly to this, so m... us, i think , it will still be possible to overcome this systemic corruption, but taking into account those that society will also understand that corruption is a reverse process , those who take and those who give, absolutely, so we will, i think, somehow we need to rethink this issue in society itself, that we won't give, they won't take either, maybe that's why i think we will go through this process anyway, we will be an expert on international issues and oleksandr levchenko, a diplomat, the extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine in the republic of croatia, gentlemen, we congratulate you, congratulations, and let's take the first question, for sure, mr. oleksandr, let's go to you, according to your feelings, the

legal profession, in some countries, in fact, that there were attempts to carry out those same orange... revolutionsntermediaries is connected with another informal group of lawyers in russia , team 29, led by lawyer ivan pavlov. these lawyers specialized in defending those accused of treason, disclosure of state secrets, or espionage. ilya novikov actively collaborated with team 29. according to the investigation, these organizations were used to finance lawyers who, either knowingly or without knowing it, represented american interests. in russian courts. komada 29, for monetary compensation , carried out orders from foreign organizations, aimed at harming national interests. so pavlov was the first president of the czech society for freedom of information. the purpose of its creation is to highlight the actions of the russian authorities in a negative light and to denigrate prominent politicians and government officials. at the beginning of the fifteenth year, lawyer violetta volkova from the moscow region, like novikov, was offered to defend the ukrainian law. pilot for a very good fee, accordin

government simply doesn't know how to look ahead, it doesn't know how to work, i remember the orange revolutioneveryone was waiting, well, okay , we won, what's next, there were no plans, the revolution of 13-14, well, yes, well, we won, what's next, there are no plans, simply no one knows how, the impression is that there is simply some gene that is responsible for the future in the heads of politicians , it is simply absent, they simply do not let people in there who can say, you said a cool phrase that i very often i take politicians when i interview, which ukraine... for 10 years, there is no answer, how, where we are going, there is absolutely no, absolutely no, and this is exactly what we need to learn not even from european western partners, we need to learn from the chinese, they plan for 30, 50, 70 years ahead, and for all our civil servants, the planning horizon is the end of their political tenure , everything, everything that will happen after us is not interesting, everything after us, even a flood, so actually even starting something... they have to do everything in this way, so t

this flag, our relic is a flag from the orange revolution, and if you see, this hole is already, it is this revolution, dignity. svetlana chaplinska shows her husband's flag. went with him to rallies in the capital in 2004 and 2013. 10 years ago, parents they took children, a 19-year-old son and a five-year-old daughter, to the actions. volodya went, for example, by himself, well, from work, and my colleagues and i also went to the maidan, took them there, baked dumplings, bought sausage, tea, and for three days, just like that , 18, 19, 20 children just had a high temperature and i could not go to the maidan for days, the chaplinsky family from the obukhov facility... svitlana saw her husband on february 18, 2014. volodymyr went to kyiv, promised to call until the phone was turned off. volodya called me, it must have been 20 minutes before his death i already heard shooting there. this video was provided to us by svitlana. it says it is material evidence in the case of the shooting of people at the institute. this is footage of the murder of volodymyr chaplinsky near the ukraine hotel

years are passing. we continue to talk about it, yes , how should we present it, show it, the orange revolutionhe so-called national-democratic forces are winning, yes, ours are winning, so what do you think, in the back in rome, berlin, paris , ukrainians organize, svetlykas, ukrainian svetlykas, with towels, with ceramics, and so on, svetlykas, cultural centers. this is at a time when the russians, these powerful platforms are creating their own cultural centers in every small village, and i am not talking about the academic world. if you ask me, yes, how many, how many departments were born, yes, in western universities, how many departments of ukrainian studies were established even after the 22nd year, after the full-scale invasion, i don't know, that means, yes. this means that what is impossible , obviously, it is a very difficult, difficult task, departments, it is all born for decades, so, let's say, what, what we see now, there are departments of ukrainian studies, or institutes of ukrainian studies, this was born a decade ago, this is a lost time, and therefore, when we now talk abou

that is, the russian-ukrainian war, the current chapter, where everything is there about the orange revolutiont all the events in ukraine, about the annexation of crimea, and so on, and so on, that is, this year, too, the textbooks will be completely rewritten from the history of russia , as well as world history for russian schools from the fifth to the 10th grade, that is, russia actually completely rewrites not for the first time in its own. of history, of course, starting with karmazin and those of all their attempts, karamzin, i apologize, karamzin, karamzin, and that is, from the time of peter i, in fact , they are engaged in rewriting history, and no less with the fact that russia reacts very promptly to this war and once again adapts history to its own things, the problem of ukraine, which is very big, i think, is caused by the fact that we have a very big... inertia regarding school textbooks, in particular in history, it is very sensitive topic, but what the famous ukrainian historian yaroslav hrytsak says, that we still inherited from the soviet union and the soviet education system

country of moksel, it coincided with two periods, firstly, the arrival of yushchenko after the orange revolution emergence of social networks, and all this belinsky rubbish is actively appearing in a live journal there on public vkontakte, which then ukrainians could also read and extends to such an unprepared viewer, but now we see it there in videos, videos, they’re just reproducing it already different so-called pseudo-historical bloggers, but almost the same, all this is from this one... thank you very much for these comments, as always we will contact you, all the best to you, please, about belinsky and about support in general there is such literature in ukraine, you can say something, now it’s probably being published with a bang, as was rightly said, such characters are treated kindly, of course, mythologization, which we are seeing especially actively, since the beginning of the revolution, that is, we see all these narratives, we see how he talks about some kind of historical path, unknown to historians , all this forms the basis of just such works, if there weren’t a three-volume book

are talking about the revolution in the early 1990's where we fought for independence, but the orange revolution was because our choice was stolen from us and not a particular candidate. it was a revolution for democracy. in 1913, the revolution of dignity because it was our european integration stolen from us. so it is very important for us to be ukrainian, independent, and this is what we are fighting for. this is what people went to fight without any weapons. why am i telling you this because all this time we were fighting that, rusher was preparing to attack us and take us back because the whole ideology of russian federation since the breakup of the soviet union was how to restore the soviet union. they saw it as the biggest mistake or the biggest tragedy, and we thought that was the best thing that ever happened to us during the past 400 years. that -- it has a lot to do with intent. as military correspondence, every war has three elements. window of opportunity, capability, and intent. intent still is very near to russia. we just have to believe what putin says, he wants to destroy ukrain

after the orange revolution , the russian cartoon the little mermaid was banned from being shown on televisionuse one of them can write, and the other can read, sometimes a third joins, who it’s nice to chat with educated people, but in general i know what will happen on television, i’m the first, i often joke about our government.