ultra-nationalists have arcs for attacks and russian liberals that putin needs to be changed, but denysenko writes that there is no vision of the strategic future well, we don't know the russians in the transit of power in russia, it's not just the lack of a successor, but the lack of a picture of the future and the letters of the mind that putin is dragging them to the bottom, but the elites are too old to start taking tough steps in sum with the absence of people who create in society a request to get out of the trap of annexation, we have a problem with the transit of power. putin's a-a and maybe not priputin's, but um, the posypachki, alya prigozhin and kadyrov criticized for a long time for the failure of the russian military in the kharkiv region, the relevant command of a special military operation in russia at that time is and actively promoted surovikin to the command of this entire history eh, now after suroviken talked with joke, he got the go-ahead for the maneuver from kherson, we see what this maneuver ended up being, tonight was extremely hot and i think that crayfish and fis

with the involvement of people who have gone through combat, we thank vadim denysenko the adviser tonister of internal affairs told us in detail what is happening in the department of the ministry of internal affairs. thank you very much, mr. vadim, for finding time for us on sunday, and also for us. we will hear from you. good health, mrs. hanna. thank you for finding time for us. if you look at me, i have a lot of questions. now we are informed that half of kherson is looking for collaborators, but as i understand it in march-april, collaborators were looking for ukrainian-oriented people and ukrainian patriots in kherson who worked in state and non-state institutions called to fight against the russian aggressors. how did it happen then? this is simply what the people call knockers. that is, this is my neighbor who found out that i worked as a volunteer. was i somewhere on the front line in the donetsk region, he just calls and says that there is such a september sitting on the third floor of the 16th apartment and there he spoke against you. well, i am there somewhere they take i

vadym denysenko, adviser to the minister of internal affairs of ukraine, joins our broadcast. for the fighting spirit , for the morale of ukrainians and all fighters, those who survived and those who died, because the president said that we paid a lot of lives to get free kherson. well, you know, i can i can only say one thing that in fact the president appears in raisins and kherson, well, in kherson, as we just understood, there are russian troops on the left bank, it is 2 km, that is, in principle, in essence, a person is driving directly under theoretically possible shelling from the russians er and this of course cannot help but inspire all those who er understand that there is a leader with whom ukraine continues to fight and will continue to fight er and this is very strong because everything else that is no less important for us demotivates russians what why let's look at yesterday's uh telegram channels are russian uh they are all of a sudden, they all start talking, uh, uh, on the one hand, about where is our artillery, why don’t we shoot at zelensky, and at the same time, i

warning signals, this was stated by the advisor to the head of the ministry of internal affairs, vadym denysenkobatim from previous weeks, we saw that they need from seven to 14 days from today to prepare such a massive strike we must be prepared for the fact that at any moment the russians can begin a massive attack, according to the adviser, the shelling can take place tomorrow the day after tomorrow, so people should not ignore it first air warning signals, and secondly, you should stock up on water and charge your gadgets, contact us roman kostenko, people's deputy of ukraine , secretary of the verkhovna rada committee on national security, defense intelligence, colonel of the security service of ukraine, mr. roman, congratulations glory to ukraine glory to the heroes, we would like to be with you to outline the situation in the south of our country, they actually talked a lot about the civilian sector with the heads of communities who note and emphasize in their area, i would like to ask you about the military situation as on the right bank and on the islands, which are actually located on

vadim denysenko, advisor to the minister of internal affairs of ukrainian affairs and the executive directorf the ukrainian institute of the future was in touch with us, we are moving on and now we will talk about the kherson region, e.e. kherson with yury sobolevskyi, the first deputy chairman of the kherson regional council mr. yury good day, i congratulate you, what is your current situation well unfortunately, it remains very difficult in the kherson oblast. kherson and several other settlements actually remain without electricity. the occupation authorities in the kherson region have already made a statement that the energy supply has been restored there, but it does not correspond to the reality in most districts of kherson, electricity did not appear, there is also a big problem with communication, it is there, it is not there , the good news is that our people can now listen to our partial radio and some television channels the basis of the steel made their way to kherson, and it is very important for people to receive reliable information about what is happening, including in the kh

learned about the full-scale invasion through calls from friends of the newspaper the tape is nataliya denysenko serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine. recently, she worked in the media and taught music for children, and now she is fighting with the occupiers on the 25th. i sat for four hours with civilians in the bomb shelter. it is clear that being outside of everything that is happening. i cannot do it as a military person and it is easier for me. i understand that as a civilian i would not be able to endure those eight months there for me. it was difficult. however, in the first days there were problems with the military uniform was worn by everyone, the uniform appeared a little later, and the first days, everyone was in what they came in, no one had any questions about where to get a uniform, how to get a uniform, everyone, as best as they could, it is clear that the volunteers supplied us with some warm things there and only in the third month of the war i still managed to get a man's uniform, but considering that i am 72 meters tall, this set was designed for a person with a height o

that a full-scale invasion through the calls of friends of the news feed is nataliya denysenko, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine. until recently, she worked in the media and taught music for children, and now she is fighting with occupied by the occupiers on the 25th, i sat with civilians in the bomb shelter for four hours. it is clear that being apart from everything that is happening. days there were problems with the military uniform, everyone was out of uniform, the uniform appeared a little later, and the first days, everyone was in what they came in, no one had any questions about where to get a uniform, how to get a uniform, everyone in the past, as they could, it is clear that the volunteers to us supplied there are some warm things there and only in the third month of the war i still managed to get a uniform, but for a man, and considering that i am 1.72 m tall. and this set was calculated for a person with a height of 1.60 m . i just had to tighten the beret high there, if you were wearing it, it was normal, such a mismatch of form actually affects the quality of the per

vadim denysenko, advisor to the minister of internal affairs of ukraine, the executive director of thenian institute of the future, was in touch with us. he caught the address in his mind how does our vocabulary change in general during this war, when we used to say good luck to you, did we say other things there or when we said goodbye or when we wrote messengers to someone, and now you always write take care of yourself you say take care of yourself take care of yourself always this is what you say and it has already become a habit actually, well, you see, it's so simple in such a situation we live in such a situation, that's why i'll also tell you take care of yourself, of course, and stay with the press we're moving on oleksandr hanushyna , a serviceman, this is the captain of the 103rd terrodefense brigade, a deputy of lviv oblast council, mr. oleksandr, i greet you. good evening. glad to see and hear. i know that you are on the eastern front. you are currently in the east on the eastern borders. yes, my unit is located exactly where i belong. please tell us about the situation as

what i am talking about their desire to receive the ministry of internal affairs thank you vadym denysenko of the minister of internal affairs of ukraine thank you for participating in an interesting discussion yes a new guest we have andriy melnyk extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine to germany from 2014 to 2022 mr. andrii congratulations and very grateful for the inclusion good morning ms. khrystyna good morning mr. yehor, congratulations if we could, i would certainly start with one of the last statements of the chancellor olaf schultz of germany, with your permission, who noted that he categorically opposes negotiations between ukraine and russia on moscow's terms. according to him, it was putin who overruled all the efforts that had previously been made in the matter of negotiations between the two countries , therefore he believes that it is now impossible to end the war through diplomatic means, and this is what he said in an interview to a german publication. at the same time, mr. olafshortz, the current german chancellor, admits that he still consults and consults w

with our guests this is mykola davydyuk, a politician good afternoon, political scientist and vadim denysenko, and the director of the ukrainian institute of the future is correct, i did not confuse anything. i congratulate you, gentlemen. so, probably the first question is about these 350 billion because in berlin the sum of 50 was named. for example, in lugano, the ukrainian government, which made a presentation, estimated the recovery at 850 billion . we want more than what they will give us. are there any different amounts? well, in fact, i think that the war is not over and we can get out of 700 and we can get out to a trillion. by the way, the poles now demand from the germans a billion and a trillion, 300 billion for the second world war, that is, i think that in ukraine today we really need to count scythian the school of economics makes an economic assessment of the loss of the destroyed infrastructure. well, it all adds up later. it is clear that our figures may differ from the european ones for a simple reason . let us pay them. the honest european union , which gave putin 300 bill

name my name is oleksiy ironia fadeev and this is mykola davidyuk, a political scientist and vadym denysenko of the ukrainian institute of the future. we had such a maybe not the most simple but interesting conversation. the future of ukraine, including this is the only thing worth talking about now. thank you all, the marathon is ongoing, the only news, stay with us, tell me honestly . your family for two children you have work to do we survive and we have to go through it and we definitely live focus attention on your feet lift one of them and make an active movement as if you are trying to shake something out of yourself, well, like dogs shake yourself out of the water. at the same time, try to relax as much as possible the leg on which you are doing the movements, then do exactly the other one further from the right behind your hands. equipment in your first-aid kit, self-help is more difficult here than in the years of independence of critical infrastructure, so we have to prepare for the most difficult scenarios. keep warm, it will be difficult, but do not lend fighting spirit to the u