so you don't care that there is a gorlovka madonna.l thousand tens of thousands of people are civilians. old people, women, children, but have been killed over the past almost 9 years. so you don’t care that our servicemen are mutilated , maimed, tortured, there can’t be neutrality of neutrality here, either you are with the country, or you are against it, there are no other options. now there are none. look, well, we have a huge army of celebrity tv presenters they are still trying to hold out on this neutrality and what should we do about it and again i return to the fact that i’m just afraid that they will sit out, wait out and and so they will definitely stay with this neutral zone the president will wait out, and we will not correct them , but uh, i am deeply convinced that since and also like uh, in the late forties and early fifties, our art culture was built by front-line soldiers. in the same way , our future contemporary art and culture will be built by those who return from the fronts. special military operation. and these w

gorlovka told gorlovka practically the city in which it all began in the fourteenth year, the first victims of civilians. the first country shelling of ukraine is the fourteenth year of urban madonnais until a few days before this bow. he said a few days after that. terrible, just some kind of monstrous of this children's beach booty is there, just a daffodil, it's nearby. yes, yes, right there 10 km, and we stopped by there this time, uh, laid wreaths. wow. cross , this is the memory of the victims, of this shelling, as if, yes , directly, yes, these planes flew in and directly launched these bombs on the beach, whole families with children were killed. and they made such a small monument to them. well, forget it is impossible, of course. many very many judges have passed before your eyes during this time. i understand whose eyes after this jubilee trip. you can't forget, yeah boy. he shocked me this time he came in an adult boy. uh became to tell, something even smiles, but in fact from mariupol and when the shelling began, and there half of their house was bombed, and he went down to the basement with his relatives. that is, he had a disabled mother, and his grandmother and unc