well, we have the verkhovna rada , and this is also strange, because in our country, according to hrushevsky'sve been called soin. now let's talk about our relations with poland, which are deteriorating for some reason. myroslav the czech, a polish politician, is joining us . let's try to figure out why relations with poland are worsening. is it related to the elections or something? but today we have another fresh reason for this. the adviser to the head of the president's office mykhailo podolyak gave an interview and there he said the following now and you will listen and our viewers will listen and p myroslava can you help us interpret these words what she meant mykhailo podolyak now we have everything open, i will say it’s just against what background is this all happening? it’s happening against the background of some kind of real aggravation of relations or deterioration. did it serve as a trigger like this, the statement of a not-so-influential person, just someone behind the apparatus and in poland, about what ukraine would have to be more grateful again for poland's help, it was imme

and what is better, as mykhailo pointed out hrushevsky's historian is guided by the term kyiv state,e term kyiv rus, it is the so-called artificial day there, or they say synthetic there, that is, it is specially invented, it is not the name and not the name of this state itself, but the term kyiv rus really appears already among russian imperial historians. in order for there to be a russian empire with its capital centered in st. petersburg and in order to appropriate this history of russia and provincialize the then ukraine, which was part of already part of the russian empire, so let's say that they came up with this idea that there was kievan rus, and then moskovskaya rus, and then ryazan rus in order to belittle, well, if you knew the historical status of ukraine, in terms of state formation, how does the myth of three brothers arise, who is the initiator and what was the purpose of this myth, eh, well, this myth also comes from the imperial eh historical by the way of science, eh , because russian historians are imperial, well, by the sound of several surnames, for example, ni