therefore, in terms of the number of applications, frankovy university overtook last year's leaders: lviv polytechnic and kyiv national university shevchenko. indeed, this year the university was admitted to the competition in the first place in terms of the number of applications, traditionally we are in the top three in terms of the number of such applications each year, this indicates the quality of education at the university, the fact that young people choose to study in ukraine, despite the war, and they are trying to get a quality education, which will then give them the opportunity to realize themselves in the future. the licensed volume of students that lviv university can accept is more than 10,000. however, the real figure... says first vice-rector andrii hukalyuk is approximately 5-6 thousand. the most popular specialties here are english philology, law, psychology, computer science, international relations and economics. ivan pyvovarov, a future student of the faculty of journalism, says that he was guided by safety factors when choosing a higher educational institution. why ivan franko? because it is one

university with us. glory to the hero. ihor zdovychyn, doctor of political sciences, professor of ivan franko national university of lviv. evening. good evening. mr. andreykiv, you will be asked the first question on our broadcast. we, when we were preparing for our conversation, on the sidelines of our studio, you told that, well, she had just recently returned from the united states of america, all of ukraine was following the visit very carefully, nervously, sometimes, you know, on the verge of a nervous breakdown president zelensky last week to the united states of america, everything started, well, it was difficult in general, when such angry arrows were openly shot at the ukrainian delegation by trump and his supporters, and trump... a potential future the president of the united states of america, further, it seems that the ukrainian delegation managed to smooth the situation, and president zelenskyi met with trump, trump said that he has an excellent relationship with zelenskyi, although he also has a good relationship with putin, and he will fix everything, but nevertheless, what the united states of america is

rays of hope, now joining us on our evening broadcast, oksana yurynets, professor of the national university of lvivytechnic, people 's deputy of ukraine of the eighth convocation, ex-head of the ukrainian delegation in the nato parliamentary assembly, a person who understands polish-ukrainian relations extremely well. glory to ukraine, professor, glory to the heroes, i congratulate you, so what, let's go now. out of the ordinary, so to speak, the prime minister of ukraine went to the border in order to meet with the delegation of the polish government, which did not want, well, in general , was not going to go there. something in us miscommunication is happening, that is , i heard that there are some telephone turntables there, you know, there are some special communications and so on, they are coordinating something there, we are going, we are not going, here we somehow got such a desynchronizer, but from the other side it is extremely good that the prime minister of ukraine and the deputy prime ministers will see with their own eyes what is currently happening at the border and it is possible tha

oksana yurenets, a professor at the national university of lviv polytechnic, a people's deputy, was currentlysso of ukraine at the eighth convocation of the former head of the ukrainian delegation in the nato parliamentary assembly. and attention, another extremely important news. today, the president of ukraine, well, the former, viktor andriyovych yushchenko, is visiting his hometown. 70 years strongly, we wish you good health, strength of spirit, and all the best. that the ukrainian president was wonderful, well, now let's move on, i will pass the floor to my colleague serhiyiv rudenko, and he should present something important, but i also have one colleague, one colleague, besides serhiy rudenko, kateryna ohalko, yes, and now i will ask her about the situation in the trial of former people's deputy, coordinator of various weapons programs, serhii pashynskyi. today was the court, so katerina, glory to ukraine, congratulations and i would like to share all the news of the pashinsky trial right away. glory to the heroes, i congratulate antina, so the court session was paused, it happened rec

of partner universities. in particular, in the dormitories of the lviv national university of natural sciences and the nationalersity. actually, there are a lot of students. has now increased from those territories, which we call temporarily occupied territories, or territories that are being vacated somewhere, and a lot of internally displaced persons moved at the beginning of the war and during this time, during these two years, we have the number of students who moved from these territories, it reached from 400 to 500 people only by the status of internally displaced persons, and therefore the problem in the settlement is obvious, that there is a large number of dormitories in our country, in fact, for a student, a dormitory is a second home, and it is very convenient that the cost of living is not so high, compared to if you rent housing, the maximum there is a price, it is set for all our dormitories, it is 800 hryvnias per month, if we take the academic year, then it will be 8 thousand for 10 months of the academic year, and separately, if someone lives there in the summer, they can also to make a monthl

yaroslav gerasym, with us, doctor of philological sciences, professor of ivan franko national university of lviv. mykola buchyn, political scientist, professor of the lviv polytechnic national university. good evening. before we give the floor, and this it is important to give at the beginning of the program to sofia, the daughter of iryna farion, i still want the lawyer to give a brief comment about what you know. today they detained a suspect of committing a crime, there are comments from the national police, well, you are a lawyer for us. to explain what we should hear from this information that we heard today, of course, that the investigation is ongoing and to dwell on the fact that the suspect in the commission of the murder was discovered quite early, we cannot reject any versions, we cannot dwell on only one fact that we have information from telegram channels about certain involvement in certain groups of the suspect in... currently, investigative actions will continue, appropriate experiments will be conducted, including e- experiments, related to this crime, and the task of law enforc

this some of the entrants are accommodated in the dormitories of partner universities, in particular in the dormitories of the lviv national university of nature management and national forestry university. actually, a lot of students now have come from what we call territories or temporarily occupied territories or territories that are being vacated, and a lot of internally displaced people have moved into these since the beginning of the war. during this time, during these two years, the number of students who moved to these territories in our country reached from 400 to 500 people only with the status of internally displaced persons, and therefore the problem is in settlement, it is obvious that there is space in the dormitories in our country. in fact, for a student, a dormitory is a second home, and it is very convenient that the cost of living is not so high compared to renting housing, the maximum price is exactly that, it is set for all our dormitories. it is 800 hryvnias per month, if we take the academic year, then it will be 800 for 10 months of the academic year, well, separately, if someone lives there in the

of georgia in lviv. ihor vdovychyn is with us, director-doctor of political sciences, professor of ivan franko national universityf the armed forces of ukraine, head of the ato union of grudochchyna. good evening. mykola bochyn, also with us, political scientist, professor of the national lviv polytechnic university. and ksenia klin, journalist. volunteer, we can say that the mother of the military, yes ms. ksenia, that is exactly what i want from maybe, we will see what your answer will be, but to ask you this question, we have all been waiting for this peace summit, we are in a week, maybe it is even more clear that there will not be any such extraordinary things approved, but president zelenskyi said that the next summit is being prepared, where the russian federation will already be, well, accordingly... we are hinted that some absolutely specific, maybe things will be discussed, then yermak says that the second peace summit is being prepared, where the russian federation will be expected, from putin we hear every day, well, in our subjective opinion, completely meaningless statements, today he already said t

the leader of the admissions campaign in ukraine this year was lviv national university ivan franko. my colleagues found out what criteria students were guided by when choosing a place of study. this is sofia volchak, she is an applicant. among other higher educational institutions, the girl chose ivan franko national university of lviv. on september 1, she will become a student of the faculty of history, the girl shared what criteria she was guided by when choosing a place of study, in fact she also chose to be close to home, so it was important for me to travel not far, according to reviews, she knew that this year this university would be the most popular, and that's why i decided to enter here, according to information and educational resource osvita ua, lviv university, really the most popular among. entrants, more than 32,000 applications were submitted for the undergraduate program alone. therefore, frankovy vysh surpassed last year's leaders, lviv polytechnic and shevchenko kyiv national university, in terms of the number of applications. in fact, this year the university is i

serhii riznyk, vice-rector of ivan franko national university of lviv. professor of constitutional law. he collects executive proceedings, in particular for violations of traffic rules. and the judge, and a candidate for the post of judge of the constitutional court must have great respect for traffic rules. over the past two years, serhiy riznyk has accumulated as many as 18 fines for traffic violations. among them are violations of the speed limit, improper parking, and phone conversations while driving. riznyk himself is proud that he receives an average of two or three fines every year, and only the 22nd was so fruitful. this is the 22nd year of violations and in the 23rd year there are three again, two of which are parking violations. disruption by violations - this is 15 fines per year, a significant amount. the 22nd year turned out to be difficult for all of us, and we, and i, in particular, had a very long work schedule, a significant workload with foreign students. in the conditions of the attacks, in addition, we made several such serious long trips, well, let's say, to kyiv

serhiy riznyk, vice-rector of ivan franko national university of lviv, professor of constitutional lawollects executive proceedings, in particular for violations of traffic rules. he has great respect for both the judge and the candidate for the position of judge of the constitutional court. serhiy riznyk has accumulated as many as 18 traffic fines for traffic violations over the past two years, including speed limit violations , improper parking, and telephone conversations driving. riznyk himself is proud that he receives an average of two or three fines every year, and only 2022 turned out to be so fruitful. this is the 22nd year there has been a breakdown due to violations and in the 23rd year there are again three, of which two are... parking breakdown due to violations is 15 fines per year, a significant number. the 22nd year turned out to be difficult for all of us, and i, in particular, had a very heavy work schedule, a significant workload with foreign students in conditions of attacks. in addition, we made several such serious long trips, let's say yes, to kyiv and a little f

serhiy riznyk, vice-rector of ivan franko national university of lviv, professor of constitutional law. he collects executive proceedings, in particular for violations of traffic rules. both the judge and the candidate for the post of judge of the constitutional court must treat traffic rules with great respect. fines for violations of traffic rules in serhiy. over the past two years, as many as 18 have accumulated, including speeding violations, improper parking, and phone conversations while driving. riznyk himself is proud that he receives an average of two or three fines every year, and only 2022 turned out to be so fruitful. this 22nd year is really a breakdown in violations and in in the 23rd year, there are three again, two of which are parking. disruption for violations is 15 fines for a year... a significant number. the 22nd year turned out to be difficult for all of us, and we, and i, in particular, had a very large work schedule, a significant workload with foreign students in conditions of attacks, in addition, we made several such serious long trips, well, let's say, to ky

at the national university of lviv polytechnic , diplomas were awarded to masters. more than 200 graduates of the institute of law, psychology and innovative education received documents. about higher education, some of them are now certified specialists and defend our freedom at the front. more about this in our material. honoring the memory of fallen soldiers, this is how the awarding of master's diplomas took place at the lviv institute polytechnics, among the graduates were ten military personnel, another twelve did not have time to complete their studies, because they died at the front, defending ukraine from the russian invaders. the graduates were greeted by the director of the institute of law, psychology and innovative education professor volodymyr ortynskyi. he is certain that young specialists have used it. acquired knowledge for the development of our state. we will move, no matter what, education is the foundation of the state's security. we believe that despite the challenges, we must continue to develop education, because the future of ukraine lies wit

ex-head of the ukrainian delegation in the nato parliamentary assembly, professor of the lviv polytechnic national university, is a guest in our studio. glory to ukraine, ms. oksana, we congratulate you, i congratulate you, well, what happened was extraordinary. possible visit of the prime minister of the republic of poland, donald at the same time, tuska's visit to kyiv took place, perhaps less important, but also a symbolic meeting, in particular, the meeting between denys shmyhal, the prime minister of ukraine and robert fico, the prime minister of slovakia. i don't compare fitseo with donald tusk, who demonstrated that he really wants to help ukraine, fitsarocha, you know, with such a negative, slightly negative symbol. well, in any case, something is happening, so let's start with donald tusk, what kind of overloading or restarting of relations between ukraine and poland, a very important visit, a very necessary visit, because the level of communication is governmental, it is key from the point of view of the problems that have now arisen between the two countries, and we must say frankly that very ofte

political of sciences, associate professor of the department of political science, ivan franko national university of lvivdeputy director of the center for political studies, good evening, good evening, andrian ftyo, with us, serviceman of the 103rd brigade of the armed forces of the armed forces of ukraine, good evening, maksym plekhov, chairman of the board of lviv. cluster, good evening, good evening, mr. vitaly snelka, let's start with you, exactly what we ended with your tesco and my tesco vitaliy portnikov, regarding the fact that ukraine, despite the huge number conversations about potential negotiations, peace plans and so on and so on, we understand that not always everything depends on us, we must definitely prepare for a long-term war, and if our enemy... will see ukraine's readiness to fight for a long time, eh , to make weapons independently, with these weapons without the permission of the united states, britain, france, anyone, to strike where it is necessary, as happened this week in utrupki, where ukrainian drones hit and, judging by everything , seriously damaged or completely destroyed

a powerful push for development. of technical education at the national university of lviv polytechnic opened a research and educational center of engineering and robotics. as part of the project, the university received equipment for four modern laboratories and an inclusive space without restrictions. the total cost is about half a million dollars. well , first of all, this center will play three main functions. the first is as an educational center, we will prepare our students, and... only ours, we are open to sphratsi, as well as spotech education, which needs just such highly specialized targeted specialists, and most importantly, this center allows it to be done and allows it to perform, because it is modern equipment that has very high precision and very high efficiency, and accordingly it provides high labor productivity, why these machines are good for students, first of all, the student until today, although we had similar type of old soviet time machine, but it is a modern american-made machine where the student can practically see the program he has written, whether in a s

of the tv channel in rozpol. funeral rites are underway in lviv. i know the language. professor of the national universityv polytechnic, iryna forion. iryny forion, will bury the native speaker at the lychakiv cemetery in lviv. well, now we will talk about the international situation. yaroslav voydko, diplomat, expert, internationalist. glory to ukraine, mr. yaroslav, we welcome you. i congratulate you, glory to the heroes. well, we understand that very serious changes have taken place in the united states. yes, president joseph biden decided to support kem. in the position, so to speak, of the united candidate from the democratic party, this decision is voluntary, perhaps it will be followed by quite unexpected political ones. solution plan, because camela harris is the vice president of the united states, and so is she, her position is created, so to speak, as a backup airfield to which the american political system during certain unexpected situations. in any case, what should we expect from her now, to what extent she is pro-ukrainian, to what extent she will profess joseph biden's strategy in relatio

well, now we are adding to our broadcast oksana yurenets, professor of the national university of lviv people's deputy of ukraine of the eighth convocation, ex-head of the ukrainian delegation in the nato parliamentary assembly. glory to ukraine, professor, we congratulate you. glory to the heroes, i congratulate you. well, according to our information, you are currently in the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. ireland, in particular in london, and accordingly, would like to ask you about the internal british climate, about the temperature in the chamber, so britain is also going through the elections, we understand that the elections have all the prospects, now to change the generally positive climate for us, this is not about the united kingdom, for example, about france and not only about it, you have the floor, thank you very much, now... we are in cambridge, this is in cambridge college, in the very part of this town, these elections in britain do not really change anything, why, because all those who will come to power, even the majority of labor, they are abs

a powerful impetus to the development of technical education at the national university of lviv polytechnic was opened by a research and educational center, engineering and robotics. as part of the project, the university received equipment for four modern laboratories and an inclusive space without restrictions. the total cost. about half a million dollars, well , first of all, this center will play three main functions, the first is as an educational center, we will train our students, and not only ours, we are open to cooperation, we will also provide education that requires specialists very close to specialized targets, and most importantly, this center allows it to be done and allows it to be carried out, because it modern equipment that is very accurate and very efficient. why are these machines good for students? first of all, the student, until today, although we had a similar type of old soviet-era machines, but this is a modern american-made machine, where the student can practically see the program he wrote either on a specialized program or in manual mode and try it in action. v

national university of lviv polytechnic iryna farion. sir lieutenant general, how could the enemies organize this, yes, and what did they want to achieve? we know that these terrorist acts, i qualify them as such, in relation to a public and political figure, are now being taken care of by law enforcement agencies, several versions have been put forward there, and of course, they are right. for life, but one thing is clear that in conditions of large-scale armed aggression , the enemy is trying to use all the capabilities of its own national special services, and that collaborative element and that agent network, his, which is on the territory of ukraine, controlled by the ukrainian government, in order to undermine the morale, and fighting spirit, and... and the armed forces to split society in order to sow panic and despair in achieving those constitutional plans, which also provide for the revival of national identity and historical memory well, i will say that in order to confirm the main principle that professes, as i understand it, the majority... of the ukrainian population is an army

mykola buchyt is with us, political scientist, professor of the national university of lviv polytechnicod evening. oleg mytsyk, lawyer, lieutenant colonel of justice, as a deputy of the military lviv and lutsk garrison. good evening. mr. andrekiv, i will start briefly with you, today , after all, we are more. probably, we will also talk about mobilization, about the consequences of what was decided, how it was decided, how it was decided, it is also important, but today is another massive the shelling of lviv region, and maybe, if not the most, rockets landed on striyshchyna at once, there were also several shaheds, and well, this is official information, if we have this graphic, we will show that three daggers landed, a few more x101, x59 rockets and so on... they continue to attack the energy infrastructure of our entire country, it's not easy in kharkiv either, every day is not easy in kharkiv, today the subway didn't even work for half a day, but here's the question, we were waiting for this in the winter. now in principle, well, in principle, of course, it is difficult without ener

political studies, together with the department of political science of the ivan franko national university of lviv. the main task: we want to integrate the political science of ukraine as closely as possible to the situation that. in the countries of europe , since european integration awaits us, and we are on the path of european integration, it is extremely important for us in principle, because we have to integrate different areas, one of them is the integration of the educational process and research, and we can do this very effectively when we we will cooperate precisely with our colleagues from european countries. colleagues from the university of roslavl spoke, and in their speech it was precisely stated that the demographic crisis is an issue indeed, there are similar problems in poland and... in ukraine. hryhor and hryhoriy the tobacconists presented the tape with that name in shilivka, poltava region. the place for the first show was chosen to be the small homeland of the wordsmith brothers. the three-part film is about the formation and creative rise of the ukrainian novelist hryhor tyu

ihor vdovychyn, doctor of political sciences, professor at the ivan franko national university of lvivevening. good evening. you must have noticed that in our studio, there are many representatives of brigades, people who are engaged in recruiting, it is not for nothing that we invited you to our studio today, because well for many ukrainians, i don't even know if it's good or bad, but this date july 16, it was so, well... so straightforward, many people didn't know what would happen the next day, well , actually, apparently, nothing global nothing has changed, but now all ukrainians, all men of conscription age, as well as women who are subject to mobilization, must have updated data, gentlemen, let's start with this conversation with you, and i'm here, anyone from the recruiting representatives in our studio there is, one can say, it is important, it is important to understand now, and these two months from the moment the law on mobilization came into force, it was possible to update the data, two months, but nevertheless mobilization measures still took place, and according to some

philosophy of sciences, head of the department of history of philosophy of ivan franko national university of lviv according to this tradition, i will not define and make some, let's say, definitions of this tradition, in wartime we traditionally give the first word to military personnel, so mr. mykola, the first question for you, we made such a general title for today's broadcast. thus, the real forecast for autumn, because politicians from all countries of all stripes and from within our state, often start talking about some potential negotiations, each in their own way under the conditions, it is clear that this is said, but we all understand that everything is determined primarily on the battlefield, and the more successful the armed forces of ukraine will be on the territory of our state and on... the better the position will be in some hypothetical negotiations of president zelenskyi, but nevertheless , we are all now also carefully watching the pokrovsky direction, where there is no longer such a rapid advance as there was two weeks ago by the forces of the russian federation, but neverthel

with us today, ihor vdovychyn, doctor of political sciences, professor of the ivan franko national university of lvivs. irina, before we start analyzing what is happening, when i introduce you, yes, you know, it is quite unusual to see an intendant woman, a serviceman, but not just a serviceman, but also a representative of the airborne assault brigade, that is, she. where is the most hell, well, i don’t know, but they say that the infantry are always the first, so what, but then we are equal, because now, in fact, all branches of the army are infantry, and well, there are actually many girls in the paratroopers, it’s just that we are especially we are not putting ourselves forward, we are being protected , let's get to the latest statements, we also had a nato representative in ukraine today, but the last thing... that is currently burning in the information circle, syrskyi said that it was possible to stabilize the situation in the east, after the russians took the ruins of avdiivka, about it is also worth saying, but we all understood that avdiivka was a natural border from which it was convenient

a powerful impetus for the development of technical education at the national university of lviv polytechnicarch and educational center for engineering and robotics. as part of the project, the university received equipment for four modern laboratories and an inclusive space without restrictions, the total cost is about half a million dollars, well, first of all, this center will play three main functions: the first is as an educational center, we will train our students, and not only ours, we are open to cooperation as well as spalteh education, which needs just the right specialists very close to specialized targets, and most importantly, this center is allowed to do it and allows it to be done, because it is modern equipment, has very high precision and very high efficiency, and accordingly it ensures high labor productivity, why these machines are good for students, first of all, the student until today, although we had similar type of old soviet-era machines, but this is a modern american-made machine, where a student can practically see the program that he wrote either on a specialized

places for students, because of this some of the entrants are placed in dormitories partner universities, in particular in the dormitories of the lviv national nature management and the national forestry university, actually a lot of students have now increased in... territories, which we call, territories or temporarily occupied, or territories that are being vacated somewhere, and a lot of internally displaced persons first moved to them and to these during this time, in these two years, the number of students who moved from these territories reached from 400 to 500 people only by status internally displaced persons, and therefore the problem in the settlement is obvious, that there is enough room in our dormitories, in fact, for a student. a flat is a second home and it is very convenient that the cost of living is not so high, compared to renting a house, the maximum is the cost, it established for all our dormitories, it is 800 hryvnias per month, if we take the academic year, then it will be 800 for 10 months of the academic year, and separately, if someone lives there in the summer, they can also make a monthly payment, this is 40% fr

future. good evening yaroslav gerasym, with us, doctor of philological sciences, professor of lviv national universitytical scientist, professor of the lviv polytechnic national university. good evening. before we speak. and this is important to give at the beginning of the program to sophia, the daughter of iryna farion, i still want the lawyer to give a short comment, regarding what you know, today they detained, detained a suspect of committing a crime, there are comments from the national police, well, you as a lawyer u.s...

good evening, yaroslav gerasym, with us, doctor of philological sciences, professor of ivan franko lviv national universityod evening, mykola knyazhytskyi, people's deputy of ukraine, european solidarity, co-chairman of the group of inter-parliamentary relations with the republic of poland, good evening, good evening, mykola buchyn is with us, political scientist, professor of the lviv polytechnic national university. ulyana kuzyk, authorized person from the 67th ombr regarding work with philanthropists, head of the ulyana kuzyk foundation. i am a politician military, there are scientists, we will also skype the fighters from the east, they will tell us about the operational situation there, there will be people's deputies and former people's deputies. we will talk, in particular on this broadcast, why, this is in continuation of the conversation with portnik, why this russian peace still exists in our country. state and we cannot eradicate it in any way, perhaps it is felt much less here in lviv, but in other regions it is, but let's start with the military situation, mr. hnatosh, i have a question for yo

future students, today's applicants, can still do, and the leader of the admissions company this year was the lviv national universityed after ivan franko. our colleagues found out how students chose a place of study and what criteria they have. close to home. this is sofia volchak, she is an applicant, she chose the ivan franko lviv national university among other higher educational institutions. on september 1, she will become a student of the faculty of history. the girl shared what criteria she was guided by when choosing a place of study. oh, in fact, i also chose it so that it was close to home, it was also important for me not to drive far, according to the reviews, i knew that this university would be this year the most popular, and that's why i decided to join here. according to information and educational resource osvita ua - lviv university, truly the most popular among applicants. more than 32,000 applications were submitted for the bachelor's degree alone. therefore, frankovy vysh surpassed last year's leaders: lviv polytechnic and shevchenko kyiv national university in terms of the number of application

students of the lviv national university of border use decided to protest against the reorganizationtheir educational institution, local telegram channels report. on september 26, the government decided to add this species. to the university of veterinary medicine. that was the news for this time, you can read more on our website espresso tv, also subscribe to us. on social networks, i wish you a good evening and literally in a moment meet mine colleague vasyl zyma. damn stairs, my legs can't walk anymore, why is there no health? but what is the health like in the sixth decade? i thought so until i tried herovital. gerovital+ is a phytovitamin complex that cares for the heart and strengthens the body. gerovital+ - good health, active life. there are discounts on aevit. 10% in pharmacies, plantain, bam, and savings. laughter, physical activity, sneezing. even during such a small load, urinary incontinence can make itself felt. feminost uuro helped me. thanks to natural ingredients feminost uro helps restore control over urination. feminost uro, urination under control. when it's hard.

in our studio is oksana yurynets, professor of the national university, lviv polytechnic, candidate of economic sciences, ex-head of the ukrainian delegation in the nato parliamentary assembly, and so on and so forth. glory to ukraine, we congratulate you. glory to the heroes, congratulations. well, we would ask you, first of all, to evaluate the results of the peace summit, we understand that the event is extremely important. yes, we understand that in a diplomatic way we cannot achieve what... a military result, but in any case a military result provided with resources, and things like that, despite the fact that we cannot force, at the moment , we cannot force our enemy to sit down... at the diplomatic table, and that would mean, first of all, the withdrawal of the russian interventionists, well, but in any case , we wanted to, maybe more, because there were even a couple of states from the representatives of the so-called great south, which withdrew their votes. the states are not key, well, jordan is there, relatively speaking, but they are still important and quite symptomatic. s

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ukrainian patterns, a collection of olga bachynska in the scientific library of lviv national universityresented the reprinted book of the connoisseur of ukrainian culture and public figure olga bachynska. in the new edition , folk ornaments and sketches of ukrainian embroidered items in the 20s and 30s of the last century have been collected. the research team worked on the book for more than eight months, public figures digitized the exhibits from the collections kept in the branch of the stryi museum of local history in verkhovyna. our group made an outing expedition to the city of strya. thanks to the photographer and modern means, we digitized this collection. then it took three months to decipher all the inscriptions. a note made by the author, design and directly printing, printing of the publication. it will be very interesting for embroiderers and people who are engaged in ethnography, because the collected samples, in fact, bachynska united the whole of ukraine, there is western ukraine, there is central ukraine. and now to the plot: he has been repairing cars since he was 14 y

we see this association in lviv, in kyiv, in kharkiv, where the institute of physical optics of the lviv national university there by the research institute of ukrainian studies, to the kyiv kharkiv karazin national university of ukrainian engineering and pedagogy. ot. well, in principle , the drying of the otruscan optimization, it is definitely necessary for us in the new circumstances, according to what parameters, where do you see it as effective, and where is it ineffective, we understand that everywhere there will be a certain resistance in one way or another by some representatives of the labor team, who will defend your own, as they say, nest, nest or place, so there is such a thing, well, we have to, and you said well that optimization is necessary, because the entire education system. today we have and educational institutions were created for a state that was behind the iron curtain, without the right to leave , without the right of international cooperation, which were 52 million. today, before the large-scale invasion, we had about 40, now we have about 32, that is, it is significantly less, an

is probably where we will start our conversation with oksana yurenets, professor of the lviv polytechnic national university-head of the ukrainian delegation in the nato parliamentary assembly. glory to ukraine, professor, we congratulate you, glory to the heroes, i congratulate you, so what? to kyiv, we understand that this is the so-called operational political management, so we understand that she is part of the current team, and being the deputy of the state secretary of the united states anthony blinken, i think she has all the full information and authority. what do you think ms. nulandt can talk about in kyiv during her wide-ranging but important meetings. well, if you take into account that mrs. noland , and before when, well, let's say, we constantly observed her visits, when there was, well, let's say, very controversial and very specific one can treat certain proposals or, as you say , issues that may arise, ms. noland, but this is definitely a representative of the team that will conduct negotiations, most likely at all levels of government in ukraine, and we hope... that it is in this context t

the scientific library of the lviv national university presented a reprinted book of the connoisseurukrainian culture and public figure olga bachynska. in the new edition collected folk ornaments and sketches of ukrainian embroidered items in the 20s and 30s of the last century. the research team worked on the book for more than eight months. public figures digitized exhibits from the collections they kept. in the branch of the verhovyn stryi museum of local history. our group made an outing expedition to the city of strya. thanks to the photographer and modern means, we digitized this collection, then it took 3 months to decipher all the written notes made by the author, the design and directly the printing, printing of the publication, it will be very interesting embroiderers and people engaged in ethnography, because the collected samples, in fact , bachynska united all of ukraine, there is western ukraine, there is central ukraine. today, ukraine celebrates the 80th anniversary of the beginning of stalin's deportation of the crimean tatar people from the crimean peninsula. then m

doctor of medical sciences, professor of neurology, head of the department of neurology at the lviv national medical university danylo hala, halytskyi, and head of the russian sclerosis center at the lviv regional hospital. tatyana ivanovna, congratulations, thank you for joining today. good afternoon, yuri, it's very nice. seeing you in this role, seeing you on television, we appreciate what you do as an international columnist, but i am extremely grateful that you have given the opportunity to cover and re-engage in such an important issue, to shed light on the problem of multiple sclerosis and make it more understandable for the general public, especially for patients and their families. well, let's start then from the very beginnings, start from the beginning, but yes, what kind of disease is it, what is it? and how is it diagnosed? multiple sclerosis is an extremely serious disease of the central nervous system, that is, a disease in which the brain and spinal cord are affected. what causes it is currently not known for sure, but there are a number of risk factors, provoking moments, including a viral inf