ukraine." we would have more such swiss, maybe then we would have more weapons. there is already a name. oleksiy koshel, head of the committee of voters of ukraine is with us, mr. oleksiy, congratulations, good morning, how are you chairman of the committee of voters of ukraine, how do you know that there is no smell of elections in ukraine, but where there is a storm, it is in the elections in the usa, and while all these events are happening in our country, we are already in that election campaign, which is shaking whole by the united states of america, heard two clear statements. candidate, oops, we lost again in my opinion, does mr. oleksii hear us? yes, i hear, yes, mr. oleksiy, yes , the presidential candidate said that it was wrong that the congress and the senate voted to give aid to ukraine, and the second thing he said is that as soon as he is elected, and if he wins, then not even yet, not being the inaugurated president, but will only be the president-elect, he will cancel everything. all the aid to ukraine, this is an election campaign, you know, actually, actually, in my opinion, it's not so bad, that is, the topic of uk

still present in ukrainian politics, in particular in the verkhovna rada of ukraine, as my colleagues from the committee of voterse say , 30 people there in various positions in parliamentary committees, deputy chairmen, secretaries of parliamentary committees, why does it happen that their leader calls for the destruction of ukraine, and they sit in the ukrainian government? i can be very brief here, as i am called upon. mr. oleksii kocherenko, you know, they are very convenient, they are hostages, they are actually hostages of the authorities today, and the authorities use them in order to, well, so to speak, plug the holes when they lack some votes for the most scandalous bills, and this is just an objective reality, because if there was a political will to get rid of this fifth column, it would be done away with, but instead, i regularly meet these people not only in ... dors, but also in the higher ones, yes , that is, the reception rooms that simply come out of the offices of the leaders country, and this simply shows that these people are unfailing, it was very funny to me to watch how they cheered for the

oleksiy koshelya, doctor of historical sciences, head of the committee of voters of ukraine, is in touchus. mr. oleksiy, i congratulate you. good day. we discussed this a little yesterday, but today i want to talk more substantively, the results of a sociological survey provided by the razumkov center, and there in... all the headlines, the news got into the headlines, probably the president read it, he thinks, well, there is a woman there are other results, but why did you bet that trust in me is falling, i was probably offended, but i'm just kidding. but the news that trust in the president has fallen, but the issue there is that trust in the president's institute and specifically in volodymyr zelenskyi, these are slightly different trusts, volodymyr zelenskyi is allegedly trusted more than the president's institute itself, please explain how you evaluate these results in general, the key, at least, moments regarding trust in state institutions, the economic situation there, as evaluated by the people of this center razumkova, which were made public yesterday, please, i always used to

political issues, and with us, for one second, oleksiy koshelya, doctor of historical sciences, chairman of the committee of voters of ukraineith us. sir oleksiy, i congratulate you. good day. we discussed this a little yesterday, but today i want to talk more substantively, the results of a sociological survey provided by the razumkov center. and there the news made it into all the headlines, the president must have read it, he thinks: well , there are other results, and why did you bet that trust in me is falling, he was probably offended, but of course i am joking, but the news that trust in the president has fallen, but the issue there is that trust in the institution of the president and specifically in volodymyr zelenskyi are slightly different of trust, volodymyr zelenskyi, is allegedly trusted more than the presidential institute itself, please explain how you evaluate these results in general, the key, at least moments in terms of trust in state institutions, the economic state there, as evaluated by the people of this rozmkov center, which were made public yesterday , please, i am always used to reading the first s

of politicians and political parties, the actions of political parties for quite a long time. parties oleksiy koshel, doctor of historical sciences, political scientist, head of the committee of voters of ukraine mr. oleksiy, i congratulate you and thank you for being with us today. good evening. vitaly kulyk, director of the center for researching civil society problems. mr. vitaly, i congratulate you and thank you for joining our broadcast. mr. vitaly, can you hear us? i can hear it here. we can see you, but it is clear that we have some problems, probably with the internet. so, gentlemen, since we are asking our tv viewers about whether ukraine is in danger authoritarianism, i will ask you this question in the format of a blitz survey, we will start with oleksiy koshel, mr. oleksiy. er, i am not inclined to believe that ukraine is threatened by authoritarianism. still, first of all, there are constant trends in ukraine, including opposition to the authorities, when there is at least the slightest threat. on the other hand, in ukraine. there, unlike our northeastern neighbors, there is a fairly powerful opposition, there is a free media, there are public organizations, there are real politic

and in the meantime we continue communication with our guests, doctor of historical sciences, head of the committee of voters of ukraineoleksiy koshel in connection with our studio.

participating, thank you for your comments, oleksiy koshal was with us, historian, head of the committee of voters of ukraine, and literally in a few moments of news. good evening, we are from ukraine. so , let's get started. muscovites continuously attack antonivka in the kherson region, as a result of one of the shellings, the house caught fire, when the rescuers came to put out the flames, the russians hit the comrades, well, actually, this is their traditional terrorist practice, criminal. in another district, villages were hit by a tank, there is no information about the wounded, reports the head of the kherson city military administration, roman morochko. another house caught fire due to shelling from the garden. and the russians vilely attacked an ambulance with drones in novovorontsovka in the kherson region, the ambulance was damaged, fortunately the people were not injured. a civilian car was also hit, the driver of the vehicle was previously injured. well, the situation at the burshtyn thermal power plant is critical - the mayor of burshtyn, vasyl andrieshyn, announced this. he said that last year

certain short-sightedness of the authorities, because in at any moment they will be a weapon in the hands of the occupier, but among others, the committee of voters of ukrainealculated that representatives of the opzh, or the former opzh, or the current opzh, in the verkhovna rada, they hold 30 positions, there are deputy heads of parliamentary committees, secretaries of parliamentary committees , and here it is completely incomprehensible, well, a collision, because the party... opz is officially banned in ukraine, it is hostile and works against ukraine, and the deputies who were elected from this party continue to write laws according to which living society, continue to be tangential to state secrets, well, that is , there are a lot of questions about what and why, why exactly they are sitting there, and despite the fact that medvedchuk obviously plans to return to ukraine, judging by his rhetoric, it is obvious that he is planning some temporary there. to temporarily lead some kind of government, well, it is very dangerous, this whole large network of security forces that exists in ukraine, and it is obvious, it is obvious. a decision must be made eith

a certain short-sightedness of the authorities, because at any moment they will be a weapon in the hands of the occupier, but by the way, the committee of voters of ukraineed that the representatives of the opzh or the former opzh or the current opzh in the verkhovna rada, they hold 30 positions there of deputy heads of parliamentary committees, secretaries of parliamentary committees, and it is absolutely incomprehensible. well, a collision, because the opz party is officially banned in ukraine, it is hostile and one that works against ukraine, and the deputies who were elected from this party continue to write the laws by which society lives, continue to be tangential to state secrets, that is , there are a lot of questions about why, why in fact, they are sitting there, and regardless of the fact that medvedchuk obviously plans to return to ukraine, judging by his rhetoric, it is obvious that he... plans to lead some temporary, temporarily some kind of government there, well , this whole large network of opz, which is very dangerous there is ukraine, and obviously, obviously, this should be a decision made either at the level of the national security

of the occupier. well, by the way, the committee of voters of ukraine calculated that representatives of the opzh, or former opzh, or the current opzh, in the verkhovna rada, they hold 30 positions, there are deputy heads of parliamentary committees, secretaries of parliamentary committees, and here it is absolutely incomprehensible, well, a collision, because the opz party is officially banned in ukraine , she. is hostile and one that works against ukraine, and the deputies who were elected from this party continue to write the laws by which society lives, continue to be involved in state... secrets, well, that is, very there are many questions about why, why exactly they are sitting there, despite the fact that obviously medvedchuk plans to return to ukraine, judging by his rhetoric, it is obvious that he plans to lead some temporary, temporary some kind of government there, well, this is very dangerous the entire large network of opz that exists in ukraine, and obviously, obviously, this should be a decision made either at the level... or at the level of the president, well, that is, it should not