, antonenka, dugar, and all that fell apart, but the people there spent a lot of time in prisons, their lives were largely ruined, and apparently they have nothing to do with it, so i am very careful about i put all this. let's see what the result will be is this young man real, and if he is, what was his motive, but it is very important to find out, because it is obvious that this is a serious threat, and such crimes, they also shake the country, well , first of all, crime, any crime is not a crime, but political murder and political violence can have completely different consequences for the entire country, so of course i really want all this to be investigated, which were put forward. and mr. oleksiy, obviously we need to talk not only about ascertaining the facts of how a person is killed in the center of lviv, but also about how ours work. special services to prevent this from happening, meaning the security service of ukraine and the ministry of internal affairs, because we, we see only the post ee, well, the post-observation of what happened, but we, we do not hear answers, and w

it was... people who were absolutely newsworthy at that time were blamed, kuzmenko, antonenka and dugar antonenka, dugar, and all that fell apart, but people there spent a lot of time in prisons, their lives were ruined to a large extent, and apparently they have nothing to do with it, so i'm very careful about it everything will happen, let's see what the result will be, if this young man is real, and if he is, then what... his motive is, but it is very important to find out, because it is obvious that this is a serious threat, and such crimes shake the country as well, well, first of all, a crime, any crime is not a crime, but a political murder and a political one violence can have completely different consequences for the whole country already, so of course i really want all this to be investigated, what were the plus points. well, mr. oleksi, it is obvious that we need to talk not only about the facts of how a person is killed in the center of lviv, but also about how our special services work to prevent this from happening, meaning the security service of ukraine and the ministry

ordered the murder of pavel sheremet, but it is known that there in rifmaster, yuliya kuzmenko, and dugar spent time in pre-trial detention centers, yana dugar was also under investigation, well, unlike shremet's case, in this case there are already some. here are photos and video materials, and more than a few cameras, and the cameras are not black and white, but there are also color ones with those involved, the suspects, the murder of irenofaryon is an act of terror, and despite all the arguments that echoed in society and in conversations with iryna farion, and we we can be dissatisfied alone. to say to each other what we think about this or that issue, we may like someone or not like his position, but killing a person is an act of terror. for which the murderer should suffer a fair, cruel punishment, so do i relate this to an interview we had, i will recall in 2023, iryna farion was a person who defended the language in the format in which she considered it e worth doing in a radical format, with her own style, which some liked, some did not, some condemned when we had a conversation

there, yana dugar was also under investigation, well, unlike the case of shremet, in this case there already better quality photos and video materials, and more a few cameras, and the cameras are not black and white, there are also color ones. with those involved, the suspects, er, the murder of iryna farion is an act of terror, and despite all the arguments that were heard in society and in conversations with iryna farion, and we can be dissatisfied with each other, each other, say what we think with one issue or another, we may or may not like someone's position, but murder. person, it is an act of terror, for which the murderer must suffer a just, cruel punishment. now, do i relate this to the interview we had, let me remind you, in 2023. iryna farion was a person who defended the language, in the format in which she considered it, you are worth it in a radical format, with her own style, which some loved, some did not, some condemned. when we had a conversation with her, and we had more than one conversation with her, and between conversations we even corresponded about certain e

were imprisoned there, yana dugar was also under investigation, well, unlike the case of shremet, in this case there is already quality. here are photos and video materials and more than a few cameras, and the cameras are not black and white, but there are also color ones with the accused, the suspects, the murder of iryna farion is an act of terror, and despite all the arguments that echoed in society and in conversations with iryna farion, and we can be dissatisfied with each other. to one to tell each other what we think about this or that issue, we may or may not like someone's position, but killing a person is an act of terror for which the killer should be punished justly, cruelly. here, do i connect this with the interview we had, let me remind you, in 2023, iryna farion. was a person who defended the language in the format in which she thought it should be done in a radical format, with an inherent style of hers, and which some loved, some did not, some condemned when we had a conversation with her, and we they had more than one conversation with her, and between conversation

, yana dugar was also under investigation.ell, in contrast from shremet's case, this case is already of better quality, photos and video materials, and a few more cameras, and the cameras are not black and white, there are also color ones with the accused, the suspects, the murder of iryna farion is an act of terror, and despite all the disputes that.. . echoed in society and in conversations with irina farion, and we can be dissatisfied with each other, tell each other what we think about this or that issue, we can like or dislike someone's position, but killing a person is an act of terror, for which the murderer must suffer a just and cruel punishment, that is do i relate this to the interview we have? there was, let me remind you, in 2023, iryna farion was a person who defended the language, in the format in which she believed it should be done in a radical format, with her own style, which some liked, some did not, some condemned. when we had a conversation with her, and we had more than one conversation with her, and bet

antonenka and dugar, antonenka, dugar, and it all fell apart, but people there spent a lot of time in prisons, their lives were ruined to a large extent, and apparently they have nothing to do with it, so i am very careful about all this, we will see what the result will be, if this young man is real, and if he is, what was his motive, but it is very important to find out, because obviously, that is serious. threat, and such crimes, they destabilize the country as well, well, first of all, a crime, any crime is a crime, but political murder and political violence can have completely different consequences for the entire country, so, of course, i really want all this to be investigated and put an end to . well, mr. oleksiy, obviously we need to talk not only about ascertaining the facts of how a person is killed in the center of lviv, but also about the opposite. how do our special services work to prevent this from happening, meaning the security service of ukraine and the ministry of internal affairs, because we, we we can only see the post, well, the post-statement of what happened,

agencies, and the last one was the murder of sheremet, accusations of yes, antonenko, accusations of dugarstions of others, yes, yes, people who, which then simply fell apart , and i understand you, i understand why people don't believe, why people, even when it comes out... starts talking, a lot of very people just don't believe it, and even if it's true, even if it's true, even if law enforcement has done a huge work, i believe that specifically in in this case with the murder of iryna farion , the law enforcement officers did a great job, uh, well, i believe that they did, but in this case , i don't think that they didn't do anything there, but just this mistrust, it is, unfortunately... so far until now, the result that we have today, when people, people think that this is not the right person, well , relatively speaking, we have to wait, i think, until there is some evidence in order to finally talk about something, right , but still, still, be that as it may, we have as of now the official suspect, we have the same ... a huge number of questions about him, we saw in the courtroom, the

agencies, and the latest is the murder of sheremet, the accusations, yes, antonenko, the accusations of dugare accusations of others, yes, yes, people who, which then simply fell apart, and i understand you, i understand why people do not trust... why people, even when a law enforcement officer comes out, starts talking, a lot of people just don't trust it, and even if it's true, even if it's true, even if the law enforcement officers did a great job, i believe that in this particular case with the murder of iryna farion , the law enforcement officers did a great job, uh, well, i believe that in this case they didn't it seems that they did nothing there. but simply this mistrust, it, unfortunately, still, still does, does the result that we have today, when people, people think that it is not the right person, well here, relatively speaking, we have to wait, i think still time for some evidence in order to be final something to talk about, right, but still, still, be that as it may, we have an official suspect as of now. we have an equally huge number of questions for him, we saw in the court

law enforcement agencies, and the latest one is murder. accusations, yes, antonenko, accusations of dugarcusations of others, and yes, people who, which then just fell apart, and i understand you, i understand why people do not trust, why people, even when a law enforcement officer comes out, starts talking, a lot of people they simply don't trust it, and even if it's true, even if it's true, even if... the law enforcement did a tremendous job, i believe that in this particular case with the murder of iryna farion, the law enforcement did a tremendous job. that they, in this case, it doesn't seem to me that they didn't do anything there, but just this mistrust, it, unfortunately, still does, does the result that we have today, when people, people think , that this is not the person there, well , here, relatively speaking, we have to wait, i think, for some evidence in order to to finally talk about something, right, but still, still, no matter what. we currently have an official suspect, we have an equally huge number of questions about him, we saw in the courtroom the way the suspect beh

infamous press conference, at the end of 2019, antonenko in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine, dugar in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine, and kuzmenko, as a medic and volunteer, tirelessly working for the victory of this country, which is at the hands of president zelensky and ex-prosecutor general ryaboshapka, remained in ukraine at the end of 2019. and hands - minister avakov, it is difficult to call him a minister, minister avakov, was found guilty without a trial and investigation, mr. yury, we have a few more minutes, here just fresh data from our defender, veteran major igor lapin came in another resonant case, i am talking about the defender of an officer who has many combat awards, i am talking about colonel roman chervinsky, who was immediately... the next day convicted, well, not convicted, but put under 24-hour house arrest, and major ihor lapin, yes, our a stormtrooper, and in the past, in the past, a people's deputy, and also your colleague, a lawyer, a lawyer, that's what he writes, i 'll just quote, well, we have another interesting story, here he says, they we

video series, these are all the people on whom tavron's forehead was cut off at once, we remember yana dugarantonenko and so on and so on, and then another story appears, so that the materials of the pre-trial investigation can get into the network, and this in principle worries us a little, maybe not even a little, we understand that this is a story, so to speak, not so mainstream. as ordered or unordered, but the killing of that or another public figure, but all this also worries him. mr. andriy, i have the floor. well, i should probably formulate a question, but i 'll try to pick it up. i agree with you, very, very, i would say, a disturbing thing, it is not the first time that it has happened, and when it seems to me yesterday about the 22nd. they called with the media detectors, of course, she first read the messages that were, i must say, i read then the messages of slidstvo-info, toronto television and schemes on radio liberty. rfe/rl and the schemes, in my opinion, did the right thing when they said, that they already know the name of the person who is accused or suspected of having