well, let's remind you what happened to us the connection was fedir sandor and joins fedir sandush arrownscarpathian brigade, professor of the uzhhorod national university . and svyatoslav sychevsky remains with us and arrows of the 130th battalion and also returns boris cherkas, platoon commander of the 130th battalion, 241st separate territorial defense brigade, junior sergeant, doctor of historical sciences, gentlemen, i have a question for you, as for those people who are directly at the front creating and returning our history, returning justice, returning ukraine to ukrainians, ukraine as it really is, i want you we turned to our compatriots to our compatriots and do you remember the slogan that was during the second world war never again, but then the soviet union only fulfilled it on paper may this slogan never again really be in our reality and in the future, mr. svyatoslav, your word is so indisputable. well, i want to say that ukrainians with their national character, they were formed within the borders of e eastern europe according to central europe, our love for a fair trial

, the head of the avdiiv military-civilian administration, was with us on we are in touch with us, fedir sandor, professor of uzhgorod university, doctor of philosophy , soldier of the armed forces of ukraine, mr. federa, greets you, glad to see and hear you. good evening. today in kharkiv oblast, settlements were liberated again, this process is ongoing, thank god gradually what is the situation in the place where you are? without naming what cannot be named, what is the situation? it became more frequent near the russian-ukrainian border, which we have already reached. therefore, it is a completely different type of war, completely different rotations, completely different experiences than in the previous ones, shots, explosions - this has not changed, of course, it is less frequent than it was in april and may. but the number of neighborly visits has increased, especially since not everywhere remains of the enemy troops have been cleaned to the end, we hope that in the near future the deep autumn was already going, we will close this issue, i will say that today i liberated bohuslavka

fedir, in what sense.e can talk about the development of our own legislation that concerns the occupied territories and their reintegration, because i it seems that we see that some special legislative measures are needed here, which were supposed to, let's say , legalize the liquidation of the consequences of the occupation, a very difficult issue and a very important issue. i want to remind you that even before the full-scale aggression on february 24 in the verkhovna rada together with the cabinet of ukraine with the ministry of reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories and deputy prime minister iryna yushchuk, together with the national security and defense council, we worked out a package together with the minister of defense as the minister of justice, we worked out a package of draft laws on transitional justice, because it will be really important now to have such an important mechanism that will allow us to be convinced by those who did not take an active role, who did not praise who d

topics of military actions and now let's return to this topic in the legal aspect, we are in touch with fedireputy of ukraine, member of the verkhovna rada committee on national security

colleagues, after this speech, we will go to the vote, i ask the deputies to take their seats, please fedir volodymyrovych dear mr. chairman dear colleagues, the war that the russian federation expanded on february 24 of this year against ukraine divided the whole world into two large camps , the camp of democratic countries that understand what rights are of people who understand what international humanitarian law is, who understand what the value of life is, the freedom of human dignity, the second camp, which at the moment surrounds itself or consolidates itself the russian federation is a country characterized yesterday by the parliament of our friendly estonia, and the parliament of the republic of estonia yesterday recognized the russian federation, the regime of the russian federation as a terrorist regime, and this very apt description today clearly and unambiguously characterizes those states that, like the russian federation, carry out vile terrorist attacks throughout the territory of ukraine, the islamic republic of iran, with which ukraine has never had any , helps her to do t

then in the village of bugrivka, bogorodchansky district, ivano-frankivsk region , and her father fedirin the 71st year of life in the 14th year we visited the memorial grave of the upa soldiers . it is located in the village of bogrivtsykh in the bogorodchan district. it is a mass grave in our village. there are seven people who died. and this is ruslan, the head of the oun of luhansk region. i came here for the first time because i came to visit a wounded soldier from luhansk region who is being treated in the ivano-frankivsk hospital and proudly says that his personal belongings are now in the so-called museum of nazism in luhansk . to the occupied belokuratino in luhansk region, in the north of luhansk region, and i went to the territorial defense from the first day of the war, and then when the occupiers came, they took the embroidered shirt and sent it to the museum of nazism in luhansk, a museum there organized in this luhansk and there my vyshyvanka photographs are weapons newspapers documents and other things presented at the exhibition for the 80th anniversary of the upa are a

1944, then in the village of bugryvka, bogorodchansky district ivano-frankivsk region and her father fedirdied at the age of 71. in the 14th year, we visited the memorial grave of the upa soldiers. it is located in the village of bogryvtsy bogorodchanskyi district, this is the bratska mogila, and there are seven people who died in our villages. and this is ruslan, the head of the oun of luhansk region, says in the museum of the liberation struggle that he has not visited here for the first time, because he came to visit a wounded fighter from luhansk region, who is being treated in the ivano-frankivsk hospital, and proudly says that his personal belongings are now in to the so-called museum of nazism in luhansk my vyshyvanka was given to me by the strizubs for my birthday. during the war, he went to the territorial defense, and then when the occupiers came, the vyshyvanka was taken away and sent to the museum of nazism in luhansk, a museum was organized there in this luhansk and there my vyshyvanka , photos, weapons, newspapers, documents and other things are presented at the exhibition fo

there have been times when 69—year—old fedir thought he was going to starve to death.d shelling", he says. "those russians said they were liberators. in reality, they started robbing us. it's not why i'm crying. i'm crying because we spent half a year under explosions". outside the nursery, there are holes, one from a shell and more from shrapnel. all that's left of the pupils are their names. they left long ago. translation: when i came here for the first time after liberation, ijust stood here and cried. it is really hard. so there's nothing left? aliona's own home was looted after she escaped. they took almost everything. you learn a lot about the russian occupiers just by looking around. this school was their headquarters, supplies and rubbish scattered everywhere. not the footprint of a disciplined force, but of one fighting in squalor, which left in a hurry. there are endless moments when this war feels pointless, and this is one of them. whether villages like this are occupied or liberated, the result is the same. communities are destroyed. but there is relief h

there were times when 69-year-old fedir thought that will die of hunger, yes, by shelling during theation, yes, these guys said that they were liberators. but in fact , they started robbing us, robbing, taking cars from me, they took a six-car from a disabled person, i don't i'm crying for what i'm crying so that it wasn't impossible for six months under the explosions to be near the kindergarten, tears on the earth from the explosion of the projectile, holes in the walls from shrapnel, the students left this place a long time ago, about them here they remind me, except for the names, when i first came here after the liberation i just stood there crying because this is how hard it is, this lev, alyona's house was looted after she left it, they took almost everything of the pro-russian occupiers , you can learn a lot just by looking around, this school was their headquarters everywhere scattered their supplies and garbage evidence not of a disciplined army but of forces that were surrounded by dirt and fled in a hurry there are many moments when this war seems senseless and this is on

soviet occupation, both commanders are considered the founders of the russian military cause, and fedir ushakov was also canonized by the russian orthodox church in 2001, how to ensure the responsibility of the russian federation for international crimes in croatian zagreb continue to discuss the issue of the temporarily occupied crimea and the full-scale invasion of the russian federation into ukraine, in particular the second the discussion panel was about the international reaction , let's ask our journalist khrystyna parubiy in more detail, who monitors the events, colleague, i congratulate you. and tell us what theses were heard during the discussion, and maybe there is already some worked out price plan, it is definitely necessary to apply it, including in general, e-e greetings to everyone viewers of the espresso channel, the second discussion panel has just ended, where they discussed the very issue of how to ensure russia's responsibility for matrimonial crimes in ukraine, as well as how to condemn russia's aggression for that that she started a war in ukraine. so, according to

of mykolaiv should think about their own alternative housing options for the future nazari romanyak fedir bondar public news mykolaiv until winter preparations are also being made in the eu countries, the federal network agency in germany reported that the storage facilities are 93% filled with gas, although the government still advises the population to save because the prices of energy carriers have increased, how do they react in berlin? germany, like the rest of the countries of the european union, is preparing for the heating season, gas storage facilities in ukraine, according to one of the largest in europe, are already over 90% full, the federal network agency, and this is against the background of the statement of the head of the russian gazprom, who is certain that there are no guarantees that europe will survive this winter based on its current gas reserves . significantly different from the previous ones accordingly, we have to think about our electricity and its consumption and households and businesses have to decide how much electricity to use because prices are significant

fedora fedir veneslavskyi people's deputy of ukraine member of the committee of the supreme the national security council, the president's representative in the verkhovna rada of ukraine, he worked for the live broadcast of the espresso tv channel. it's very wild when a person who is supposed to protect the country dies. well, not at all in the war, and now there is information that the suspects in the murder of a volunteer defected by svoboda oleksiy shcherbiny were sent to the pre-trial detention center without the right to bail informs about it the deputy head of vo svoboda andriy illenko, the prosecutor's office qualified the actions of only one criminal under the article intentional killing of a vagrant, two others hnatenko and kotyrlo are accused of hooliganism hooliganism three scumbags in a lexus in broad daylight in kyiv attacked a volunteer and then killed him and this it is not called complicity in murder with aggravating circumstances, but hooliganism gives such a situation andrii illenko three aristep complexes will be delivered to ukraine as soon as possible this was announ

, the head of the avdiiv military-civilian administration, he was in touch with us, he is with us, fedirr, a professor at uzhgorod university, a doctor of philosophy , a fighter of the armed forces

this is very an important point and very important is the legal nullity of these decisions, which fedir venislavskyi already spoke about, that in principle we can not at all consider that this is the citizenship that they impose on our compatriots in the occupied territories that it is worth something, these are not passports, all these the passports that you distribute on the territory of the autonomous republic of crimea in sevastopol, kherson, zaporizhia, luhansk and donetsk regions are not passports, they are tickets to the other world. russian passports because without russian passports you can’t do this and everything and this and this and this and that and as a result, as a result, it turned out that these russian passports, as you can see, are just a road to the other world, which is precisely thanks to the fact that people have passports of russian citizenship federations, they can be mobilized to the russian army, this is a very serious situation related to the destruction of the right of these people to have ukrainian citizenship or any other role, and you see that even if pe

soviet occupation, both commanders are considered the founders of the russian military cause, and fedirakov was also canonized by the orthodox church of the russian federation in 2001 in the ivano-frankivsk philatelist petro korpanyuk presented an album of earthworms of the beginning of the 20th century for an extraordinary collection of the native prykarpattia received all-ukrainian and international awards the best postcards from the selection our prykarpattia correspondents saw their own collection of postcards petro horpanyuk collects almost everything life is depicted on them, local residents, landscapes and villages of hutsul oblast, pokuttya of boykiv oblast and opillya, he says that these were issued in the 1930s of the last century. collected postcards were compiled by a philatelist in the early 90s into an album, which he republished and presented to the people of france. well, i collected more than 600 postcards and in my father is still from kosovo, and my mother and snyatin are from stetsevi, i collected according to this principle, that is, kosiv hutsulshchyna and pokuttia

there have been times when 69—year—old fedir thought he was going to starve to death.russians said they were liberators. in reality, they started robbing us. it's not why i'm crying. i'm crying because we spent half a year under explosions". outside the nursery, there are holes, one from a shell and more from shrapnel. all that's left of the pupils are their names. they left long ago. translation: when i came here for the first time after liberation, | ijust stood here and cried. it is really hard. so there's nothing left? aliona's own home was looted after she escaped. they took almost everything. you learn a lot about the russian occupiers just by looking around. this school was their headquarters, supplies and rubbish scattered everywhere. not the footprint of a disciplined force, but of one fighting in squalor, which left in a hurry. there are endless moments when this war feels pointless, and this is one of them. whether villages like this are occupied or liberated, the result is the same. communities are destroyed. but there is relief here, and a belief that peop