korban's lawyer, former, now deputy head of the president's office, andriy smirnov, contacted me directlyhe presented himself as acting in the interests of the beneficiaries of the construction. and offered me to protest for a financial reward, when i refused, he decided it would be a good idea to point to me, you know, point to the door, point to the woods, tell me that if i don't take the money, i'm going to the woods, i politely recorded this conversation on audio, you simply underestimate dnipropetrovsk without me, i'm the opposite, i'm the opposite, i'm more than overestimating even, because i'm always me... zelensky is criticized for the way his appointed people investigate the actions of the police during the revolution of dignity. the president decides to honor the young people who were beaten by the police at the beginning of the protests and invites them to a meeting. roman ratushny comes out of hiding and also joins them, well, i told the president that korban threatened me, the president said that he knows it, well i... that the person in the material says that the deputy head

and we talk more about this with religious scholar andrii smirnov. greetings to andrew. metropolitan kliment's reaction is predictable, but how appropriate is it to compare the actions of the ukrainian authorities with soviet times? i congratulate you. this is certainly an incorrect comparison, because we do not have 1937 year we have not been persecuted for believing in jesus christ and have not shot saints. instead , it is said that the ukrainian orthodox church should break its church-canonical and administrative ties with the moscow patriarchate. which blesses and justifies putin's war. ukraine is a democratic state that has undertaken international obligations to observe religious freedom, and all churches agree in principle that national security must be protected from external religious influences. the all-ukrainian council of churches supported it initiative of the president and no complaints about violation of basic standards. there is no religious freedom in ukraine, but from a practical point of view, what will this law change for the believers of the uoc, bec

and kursk governor andriy smirnov, during an operational meeting with vladimir putin, said that 28 settlements are under the control of ukrainian forces and that the overall situation in the region is difficult. and according to him, the armed forces advanced to a depth of 12 km and occupy an area of ​​40 km in width. he also reported on the dead civilians and the evacuation of more than 100,000 people. people began to be evacuated from other border regions of russia, bryansk and belgrade, some by the russian authorities introduced the kto regime, that is, the regime of counterterrorist operation. as they say, because of threats of attacks by the zso. however, the american institute for the study of war says that... russian authorities have declared the kto, not martial law , in order to downplay the scale of the ukrainian advance. bbs security correspondent gordon korera found out what the operational situation looks like on this new battlefield and what are the scenarios for its development in the future? the russian flag was torn off and thrown to the ground, and the ukrainian flag flew in