all the tasks that we received from the european union and we are adding to our conversation now dmytro kulebirs of ukraine dmytro i congratulate you and you also with our achievement and i can't help but ask how much nerves, blood, sweat, and tears cost ukraine to get the status of a candidate for its eu member, please tell us, well, it's very difficult to measure it, because in reality, it's a very long road . is to thank everyone , in fact, both in the government and in civil society , those who believed in the future, who spoke with one voice in order to get the final result today. we did it together as a country. this is our result 4 months ago, we didn't even have a european perspective, and if someone had said, let's become eu candidates right away, the answer would have been, you're crazy . today a new era has begun, it is called very briefly ukraine is europe, after all, i want to ask you how it happened that in the last week, after all, it was possible to squeeze in which ones, tell us the details of the diplomatic efforts, which this led to and with which countries it was the most

the implementation of all the tasks that we received from the european union, and we now include dmytro kulebnister of foreign affairs of ukraine , in our conversation dmytro, i congratulate you on our achievement, and i can’t help but ask how much nerve, blood, sweat, and tears did it cost ukraine to get the status of a candidate for eu membership? tears and offered war, endless hours of negotiations, but the result is and to thank everyone, in fact, both in the government and in civil society, those who believed forward , who spoke with one voice in order to get such a result today. we did it together as country. this is our result. four months ago, we didn't even have a european perspective, and someone once said, let's become candidates right away, not by chance, then the answer would be, you'd already be free, then they'd be there, there's a procedure, there's no concept, i'll tell you that a week ago everything was quite hoarsely , but they pushed, tightened, convinced, and today a new era began, it is called very briefly ukraine - this is europe, after all, i want to ask you how it tur

promises not to attack odesa cannot be believed, the head of our foreign ministry emphasized to dmytro kulebch of our minister of foreign affairs putin says he will not use trade routes to attack odesa this is the same putin who told chancellor scholz of germany and president macron of france that he would not attack ukraine within a few days of the first full-scale invasion of our country we cannot take putin at his word empty, but something . you see, so much, somehow, odessa is so abundantly remembered, we must continue to abundantly remember our mariupol defenders, and at least one of them will be discussed further as soon as you hear, uh, now what the next video will be about, you you will understand who we are going to talk about now the field is blooming and she is turning gray sing me a lullaby mother i want to hear yours my native word is magic orest e-e recently the kremenchuk military history museum opened an exhibition of photographs that have already traveled around the world and the author of these photos is e-e it's dmytro, he's on the phone with us right now, iryna yurchenko,

sanctions against russia will definitely be a statement of the minister of foreign affairs of dmytro kuleb'srs and says that this package of restrictions is unlikely to contain a full bargo on russian gas, reports that some countries that are critically dependent on it need to find certain technological solutions . the import of russian oil in the future 90% must block the e-e ban with the delivery of this black gold through the ports, then the disconnection of the largest russian sberbank from the swift blocking system broadcasts of three state russian broadcasters and not only that, 9 billion of aid to our country will be allocated, we will talk about it now with svitlana zalishchuk, this is the adviser to the head of the board of nak naftogaz of ukraine, mrs. za yushchuk, our greetings good evening, in my picture of the world, nothing is impossible for people with intelligence who want to give up russian gas. what is stopping those countries? is the russian lobby really that serious or did they not know such a term as risk diversification? well, is everything so connected only in russia?