political structures, including addressed appeals to the committee on freedom of speech and the committee on humanitarian and information policycommittee on humanitarian and information policy with the participation and invitation, and the european integration committee of our committee will is holding... a meeting already this thursday, to consider the situation, but not maryana's words, but more information that carries a more significant threat, this is about... alleged attempts, in fact, according to ms. svitlana, such a conversation took place at the meeting representatives of the channels that are included in the single marathon, to throw out the public from the evening slots, i.e. from primetime, and thereby reduce the actual presence of the public, and here may be a far-reaching plan, and reduce funding, and so, accordingly, the question of independence, the question of fulfilling our conditions . ah, european integration, i really hope that all these informational torpedoes will not continue, but you and i will find out soon enough, because the next meeting of the editors is planned, according to svitlana postapa, aga

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committee on humanitarian information flight. i'm just thinking about this humanitarian and information policy, and even on this broadcast we heardthe words "to what extent does the televised marathon model meet the tasks of the country's information security and the public's trust in information, what should we do with it? well, if this already a question, then i can it's obvious to start answering, uh, well , look, we have a problem, it's not..." is a problem only with the marathon, it's a problem of fatigue, not so much fatigue from war, although it is certainly an important factor, our problem is that society is disorientated in the flow of information, because if we look, for example, at the numbers of the marathon of the same, we will see strange things there, we, as far as i remember for... hmisu will see a ratio of trust-distrust 40 to 60 in the sense 40 trust 60 distrust.at the same time, it means that if we look at the trust rating to the public broadcaster, which is part of the morafo marathon, it is 80%. at the same time, people, as we know, 80% of ukrainians use telegram channels, and as you and i, vitaly, perfectly

in common, they are presented at the committee on humanitarian and information policy to our committee, for the purposes of parliamentary control, your colleagues, vadims, who are engaged in information policy, do not have questions about the public, in fact, and have questions about the actual effectiveness of development, before that we do not give enough funds, we have never fulfilled our obligations to finance public, but this question does not stand in the terms of it... we invest what we have, well, but actually, it is not worth it here to mix, as if it were all in one pile, because really, for example, to check the effectiveness of a single marathon, and the amount of 1.7 billion, voiced by your colleague mariana, for example, the accounting chamber refused this year, they said it was not on time at the request, actually my personal , as the chairman of the committee, i really hope that... the audit service will check with regard to our information field. and the fact that there are problems with unreasoned disconnection of channels, because well, if you could tell a lot, but ev

there are indicators of increasing trust in... public, they are presented at the committee on humanitarian and information policy to our committee, for the purposes of parliamentary control, your colleagues, vadim, who are engaged in information policy, do not have questions about public policy, but have questions about the actual effectiveness of development, about the fact that we are not we give enough funds, we have never once fulfilled our obligations to finance public, but this issue is not in the conditions. wars, we invest what we have, well, but in fact, we shouldn’t mix it up here, if it were all in one pile, because really, for example, to check the effectiveness of a single marathon, and the amount of 1.7 billion was voiced by your colleague mariana, for example, an accountant the chamber refused this year, they said it was not on time at the request actually of my personal, as the chairman of the committee, i really hope that... state the audit service will check these. regarding, in fact, i would like to respond to our information field, let's also not be too thick, because the same report of the s

people's deputies of ukraine, mykyta poturaev, chairman of the verkhovna rada committee on humanitarian and information policy, vice-president of the osce parliamentary assembly. mr. nikita, i congratulate you. thank you for being with us today? good evening. rostyslav pavlenko, people's deputy of ukraine, member of the committee. councils on education, science and innovation. mr. rostyslav, i congratulate you and thank you for joining the broadcast. thank you, good evening. andriy osotchuk, people's deputy of ukraine, first deputy chairman of the committee of the verkhovna rada on law enforcement activities. mr. andrii, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. good evening, thank you for the invitation. so, gentlemen, as we ask our viewers whether ukraine will be able to stop the russian offensive with the help of the united states of america. let's do a survey in the format of a bliz, i will also ask you, you will be short and concise, i hope, mr. nikita, it depends on what kind of war it will be. technical assistance, it is completely clear that they are talking about it out loud, unfortunate

people's deputy of ukraine mykola knyazhytskyi, member of the verkhovna rada committee on humanitarian and information policy. mykola, good evening, thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening, thank you for writing. well, first of all, please tell me what is happening in the parliament with the law on mobilization, since there is information that the amendments are being voted on, there are not enough deputies in the session hall, and the main amendments will be voted on only tomorrow, april 11. well, it is not quite so, because it is obvious that if the majority does not want to vote for the amendments, then it does not come to the hall and because of that there are not enough votes, because we have a majority, all of this text, it was actually approved somewhere or in the cabinet of ministers or in the office of the president, because there were a number of items that were originally approved by the committee, for example, that those who are released from military service military personnel who have served for 36 months. discussed the option of 48 months as a compromise, there were some other norms,

we will now talk to you with the people's deputy of ukraine, the head of the committee on humanitarian and of information policyy nikita poturaev. i hope he is already in touch. no, i said, mr. vitaly, that he is not there, did you hear? so, we will wait for him, and of course we have to discuss the situation related to what is happening in cultural policy. country, how to generalize it, how to restore trust in this cultural policy, this is also a very important thing, i am not talking about the fact that there is another important component in this situation, it is trust in information policy, so that one way or another information policy is also this is a significant part of our, if you will, ability to oppose the russian federation in this. russia, we know this very well, has long made information and cultural policy an important component of its influence on the post-soviet space, the so-called ukraine, on western countries, russia spends billions of dollars on all this, and when it comes to information its politics in its own country and in different countries of the world. and when it comes to its cultura

draft law, we did not want to consider it, the government draft went to the committee on humanitarian information policy, and we have a lot of important definitions from mine and my colleagues' law, which was signed by the representatives of all factions, was implemented before the second reading into this law, there is even a definition of the russian measure there, and if it is possible to adopt it, because the committee voted for it unanimously, it was supported by the representatives of all. fractions that are represented in the committee, and servant of the people, and european solidarity, we have a homeland there, and for the future the groups and factions are different, everyone supported it, and i hope that it should go to the verkhovna rada as quickly as possible, you see what company they deployed against of the ukrainian state, all these amsterdams who write letters, threaten deputies, even hire novinsky there or other oligarchs, pro-russian, who protect the russian church in ukraine, how are they trying... to pour a lot of slander on me, on other authors, on anyone, they pour a lot of money into

osadchuk had a question about whether there is an information policy now, because the parliamentary committee that you head , he is on humanitarian andissues there is no policy, minister of culture and information policy, but is there an information policy in addition to the name in yours? let's go, information policy, of course, that's what it is , so let's go, colleagues, well, it seems to me that none of the three of us watches the marathon, maybe even four, maybe mr. serhii only the only thing that i don't know is due to work responsibilities , so, but, well, let's work with numbers, even by the most pessimistic estimates. in the latest sociological studies, the marathon is trusted, trusted, watched because it is more in fact, at least 40% of citizens trust, it's not zero, yes, that is, it's... it 's still a powerful tool, so how does it happen, we, in fact, recently with mykola knyazhytskyi, we recalled our very long experience when we were both members the national council on maternity television was in the united states a month after the terrorist attack on september 11, so how did it work there, well, the nation was in shock,

committee of the supreme... council on humanitarian and information policy. mr. mykola, good evening, thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening, thank you for your request. first of all, please tell me what is happening in the parliament with the law on mobilization, because there is information that the amendments are being voted on, there are not enough deputies in the session hall, and the main amendments will be voted on only tomorrow, april 11. this is not entirely true, because it is obvious if the majority does not want to to vote for the amendments, it does not come to the hall and therefore there are not enough votes, because we have a monomajority, all of this text, it was actually approved somewhere either in the cabinet of ministers or in the office of the president, because there was a whole series of points that were initially approved by the committee, for example, the fact that those servicemen who served 36 months are dismissed from military service, i will discuss... but the 48-month option, as a compromise, there were some other norms,

immediately after this expert evaluation, the committee of humanitarian and of information policy will promptly consider, will consider this draft law and, based onill it be possible, using it, to work out a system of interaction not only with telegram, but with any social network, and although, of course, telegram is something that goes beyond the boundaries of any -what logic, because even tiktok created a representative office for ukraine, ugh, it is now located in warsaw. and there are 200 people who are working, actually, on monitoring what is submitted to ukraine, both in ukrainian and in russian languages, and literally in a few weeks , 24 accounts related to russian propaganda were blocked, as presented by our disinformation countermeasures center at the rnpo. mr. yaroslav, we would like to talk with you about the extreme statement of the advisor to the head of the office. of president serhii leshchenko, a former journalist, i will note this, he actually reacted to the latest reports, which are now being heard even more often about the telethon. he defended himself in fact for telethon and said that the discrediting of the telethon is par

and accordingly, in particular, appeal to the heads of the committees of the verkhovna rada on the issue of regulations with a request to give an assessment of ms. bezugla's statement, on humanitarian information policypeech with a request to consider attempts to put pressure and spread toxic narratives on media companies on issues of ukraine's integration into the european union with a request to give an attempt to evaluate the attempts to undermine the reform that was ukraine's treaty obligation under the association agreement. ukraine from the eu, well , actually, now president zelensky literally yesterday evening, he said that we had fulfilled all the conditions for starting negotiations on ukraine's accession to the european union, one of those absolutely basic conditions, it was the presence of public, to be honest, due to martial law, we already broke a little firewood there , because, for example, according to the law on media, we cannot have state media, nevertheless, we now have literally states. media, we have the rada channel, which has developed into a full-fledged broadcaster, we have the freedom channel, they just don't have a supervisory board or any of these mechanisms a public joint