many, let's say so, still white spots, i believe that we have, that we have to deal with now, dmytro tuzhanskyiopic . good evening, mr. dmytro, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, good evening. then i would like to hear your position regarding what role russia played in the election results we have in slovakia? i would not blame everything on russia, of course, its role is significant, significant, in what sense, it helped hack democracy, helped, in what way, helped with narratives, helped with resources and helped with external interventions , but it is necessary to understand that russia has always done this and will always do it, and if society and the political system do not have safeguards, if so, then what happens happens , that is , robert fitz's death party was voted evenly throughout slovakia, russian narratives are the most dogged...' about from ukrainian nazis to various conspiracy theories, about the fact that slovak is ruled by the embassy of the united states there the states were spread by politicians, yes, for whom they voted, except that a large part of slovak politicians wh

thank you, dmytro, dmytro tuzhanskyi, director of the institute of central european strategy, an expertons, well, next we will talk with a writer, a warrior, a participant in the literary and artistic meeting words in war as part of the via-carpathia forum, which takes place in ivano- frankivsk, will be held on october 14-15. oleksandr lysak, an officer of the 54th separate mechanized brigade, joins us. mr. oleksandr, we congratulate you. oh, something in us disconnected well, briefly, then , while we try to establish a connection with him again, i will say that he is the author of the collections i work in his day, phantom pain syndrome and scarred memory, a participant in the socio-poetic project there at home , a member of the national union of writers of ukraine, was a graduate and laureate of the regional literary contest young slobozhanshchyna. mr. oleksandr probably remembered everything about you, or not everything, how it should be, so to speak, both a physicist and a lyricist and a military man and a writer, good day, me it's normal to hear, it's great, you can hear and see, w