and he said, a famous ukrainian lawyer, a ukrainian constitutionalist , lawyer, former head of the cecn his duties, and andrii magera said then that he says that russians are such people who will be, as he said. laptim borscht to slurp, but it is better to slur, but all the same they will give everything for the front, everything for victory, by the way, this is actually what one of the russian economy ministers said now, whether he or siluanov, what is the main thing , the main priority is everything for the front, everything for victory , that is, the russians have this in them, this is the ability to mobilize for some of their imperial goals, but although i have read, for example, imagine how many moscow times are writing this in russia now they actually canceled it for the sake of that front and victory, for the sake of the defense industry, they canceled all allowances for doctors, for example in the regions , that is, in moscow, doctors still receive all kinds of allowances, already in the regions they were removed, and therefore the average salary now, if you believe the moscow

know the famous one from the orange revolution under the offensive nickname count when he headed the cec, 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 speak in odesa, well, in fact, let's say this, in odesa ,

the cec is currently counting the votes, the country will discuss what the future coalition might be,an affect relations with ukraine, yaroslav morushchenko will tell in more detail. in poland, this year's parliamentary elections broke all records. the turnout was more than 70%. voting was most lively in warsaw, and in some places the show of will lasted until late at night. in wroclaw, mr. krzysztov came to the police station not alone, but with a cat nicknamed kytsyulya. why did i come to vote? because it is important to all of us, especially my grandchildren. one day they will decide, but now i have to, that's why i'm running. and why did i come with a cat? because she cute and i had no one to leave her with. when i go to work, she stays at home alone, but at such an important event, she always accompanies me. the central central committee there is currently summing up the results of the elections to the diet, they have already counted. almost 90% of the ballots, while the current law and justice party wins the elections with more than 30% of the votes. the second place is occupied

have anything to rely on in order to trust the results that, for example, will be announced by the cecvious years, do you remember when people did not believe the results of the elections, it could provoke them to very serious protest actions, and now such protest actions in the rear, are what will undermine the resistance of our defenders at the front and weaken... ukraine's resistance to russia? i don't even want to think, mr. anton, you phrased it so very delicately, even, i don't even want to think that ukrainians can go to certain actions, yes, if they have any doubts, but we understand that not only because elections, certain doubts may appear, if we talk about, so to speak , average static temperature in the ward, in particular about feelings, right? which the direction the country is moving, have the moods and expectations of ukrainians changed in the last year? yes, they have changed, unfortunately not for the better, but here the question is how do we look at the glass, half full or half empty, in may 22, 3 months after the invasion, 68% said that things were moving in the ri

data of this state voter register, because today we do not know where the ukrainian voters are, the cec itself will not know where to produce it, for which precincts to produce ballots, and in general, whether the voters were left alone. precincts, this is also a big question, so i think that here we still have a very large-scale work to do after the end of martial law, i hope after the victory of ukraine, but this does not mean that as soon as the martial law ends, the election process immediately begins, no , it would be so wrong to think, i think, that the parliament should pass some kind of transitional law and provide for certain transitional periods in order to prepare for the elections. therefore, before the elections, because it does not happen all at once and not as quickly as we would like, you know, we already have the experience of dissolving the verkhovna rada, everyone called it, conscious people, an anti-constitutional action, but there was, there was such an argument then in well, president zelenskyi in particular, that the people want so, that's how we dissolve the coun

troops enter moscow, putin will win the elections in russia, well, because the main thing is that the cect taken over, they will draw everything else and say that that's all, this ee character continues to enjoy a fantastic level of support, so no, there is no such interdependence, and it's not worth it to calculate, but... this does not mean that they will not try to do it, it's just that they will not do it for electoral purposes, that is, you can't connect everything to achievements, i don't connect it, because regardless of how events will unfold on the battlefield, to what extent they will be successful or not, well, this will not fundamentally affect the will of detection, more precisely, the will of detection may be affected somewhere, but it cannot affect the results in any way, strictly speaking, and well if i don't see any for it at all forethought, because there are no elections as such in russia, and in the current circumstances, and soon, if we remembered this process, yes, what they call elections, immediately in the context of the war, the question is, you saw, it is certai

in large cities such as krakow, wroclaw, lotz. and these were young people, because according to the cecmore than 70% of young people aged 18, 18-29 took part in these elections, this is a very, very large number of young people, as for poland, and in these long queues, in large in polish cities, people stood, sometimes even until 12 o'clock, in wroclaw voting ended at 3, but people stood for 5-6 hours with blankets, with pizza, with coffee, with tea, with thermoses and waited for their right to vote. such a mobilization resource, the opposition, the civil coalition managed to consolidate, after all the protests, that took place in poland during the last years of the pis rule, young people came out to have their say, because these young people voted mainly for the opposition. also, as noted. polish observers: the elections in poland were held by women, probably for the first time in the history of poland, and among the voters there were more women 75% than men, there were 73 men, this is also due to the recent decisions of peace, in particular the ban on abortion. polish women were in th

works there, precisely in to the republic of poland, it will also monitor, take comments, look at the cechen the first election results, exit poll results, expert comments are available, this is important, the results you are in poland, this is really important, because it is such a reformatting in any case political power, where, well, politically state power, and this is the power that will decide on aid to ukraine, well, at least this very difficult, military land, and the fact that it will be military, well, no one has any doubts, obviously, and actually about military in the fall, we will talk with serhiy zgurets, director of the defense agency, host of the military summaries of the day column, sergey , i congratulate you, vasyl, i congratulate our viewers, today we will really sum up this difficult situation for both the russian aggressor and the ukrainian army, let’s talk about what took place in sevastopol, well and about other events on the front line, about that in a moment, so, well, i’ll start with the first question, by the way, i’m talking about the military autumn and the m