talk about all this with viktor yagun, and the third guest of our first part of the program is ihor reiterovych. let's talk about layoffs. in the office of the president of ukraine, one one of zelenskyi's closest associates resigned, i.e. he was dismissed, fired from his post, this is serhii shevir, a person who did too much for us to see president zelenskyi as we see him now, i.e. they are already familiar there 30 years, and suddenly he was dismissed from the position of adviser to the president of ukraine, what is this connected with, a word about domestic politics, as well as how domestic politics affects... we will talk to igor reiterovych about foreign policy. in the second part of our program, we will talk about the holy war of the russian orthodox church against ukraine, the expected russian offensive in may-june, and why zelensky actually got rid of his best friend, together with virtual guests, or rather virtual ones, who will be present with us to comment on the events. and for the last few days, i will be in the studio, so from 21:15 there will be an hour of comments and an hour of

next, ihor reiterovych, political scientist, head of political and legal programs of the ukrainian center for social development, will be in touch with us. mr. igor, i am you greetings, thank you for joining our conversation. congratulations. well, actually, here is our survey, which i am asking now, in which i am asking tv viewers and viewers to take part, it is a stack. this mobilization of 2024, tomorrow the verkhovna rada of ukraine should start consideration of the law on mobilization in the second reading, more than 400 amendments, i do not know which part of these amendments will be approved and which will not be approved, obviously tomorrow the head of the parliamentary profile committee will report to the verkhovna rada of ukraine , but in this mobilization law, which will be considered parliament, this will be a challenge... for president zelensky, and it will be a challenge for all of ukraine, because after this the rules of mobilization, demobilization must change or be regulated in ukraine, and this order will affect probably 95% of all men who will be recognized as suitable

ihor reiterovych, political scientist, candidate of political sciences, joins our broadcast.evening. will the bill on mobilization be passed or not? how do you think? well, i think that the issue will be approved only in time and in the version in which it will be approved, because i think that many amendments will be made there. and i, by the way, will not be surprised by the scenario, he, he is probable, according to which president. for example, this draft law will be sealed and returned to the verkhovna rada, well , there will be several very odious such provisions that will not be accepted by society at all, and here, you know, as in the old joke, the president comes out in all white and says: i will sign this i won't, i'm returning it, finalize it, supreme the council will finalize it, i apologize, so what are some conscious components of the political game being laid now, or will it just happen by itself? this is one of the scenarios, you just have to take this scenario into account, you know, when they say that as soon as the verkhovna rada adopts this bill, the presi

affairs of ukraine pavlo klimkin, military expert ivan stopak and political expert. columnist ihor reiterovychecond part of our program, which will start in an hour, we will have people's deputies of ukraine, iryna gerashchenko, solomiya bobrovska and mykhailo tsimbalyuk. however, before starting our big conversation, let's watch a video of how ukrainian scouts attacked an aircraft factory with drones this night in borys glebsk, russia. the main production facilities of the enterprise, such as this, are pre-affected was let's see, you saw how it was done for the first time. glory to the defense forces of ukraine and the main intelligence directorate of the ministry of defense of ukraine. friends, during this broadcast we are conducting a survey, asking you today whether you consider the channels of the united telethon to be strategic for the economy. of state security, yes, no, please vote on youtube, or yes or no, please write your comments under this video, this question is related to the fact that the employees or employees of the channels of the united telethon reserved from mobilization,

vote, call, at the end of the program we will we have the results of this vote, then we have ihor reiterovychtical scientist, head of political and legal programs of the ukrainian center for social development. mr. igor, i congratulate you. thank you for being with us today. good evening. mr. igor, let's talk about personnel rotations in office of the president of ukraine. of course, they are probably not so decisive and those who decide the fate of the entire state, although, well, considering the fact that the two deputy heads of the president's office oleksiy dniprov and andriy smirnov in... left the office, it is certainly difficult to say how much their influence was on the adoption of state decisions, although one person can definitely be said to have had both an influence on the president and on the adoption of state decisions, this is serhii shikhir, this is a person who has known volodymyr zelensky for 30 years, and actually passed way from kvnu with him and all the way to the presidential chair - this is almost the only person who, well, besides yermak, probably not the only person

next, ihor reiterovych, political scientist, head of political and legal programs of the ukrainian centeror social development, will be in touch with us. mr. igor, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. good evening. mr. igor, let's talk about personnel rotations in the office of the president of ukraine, of course, they probably don't exist. so heartbreaking and such as to decide the fate of the entire state, although, well, considering the fact that two deputy heads of the president's office oleksiy dniprov and andriy smirnov left the office, it is difficult to say for sure how much influence they had on the adoption of state decisions, although it can be said about one person that he had both influence on the president and on the adoption of state decisions. serhiy shevir is a person who has known volodymyr zelenskyi for 30 years, and actually went from kvnu with him to the presidential chair, he is almost the only person who, well, besides yermak, probably not the only person who remained surrounded by the president of ukraine since the victory zelensky in the election

guests: yevhen dykiy, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, oleksandr hara, a diplomat, and ihor reiterovycha political expert. we will also mention the warning to china from the americans, there blinken flies. in short, there are many topics for conversation, and i hope that within an hour we... with our three distinguished guests will practice and talk about american aid and the situation at the front and how oil refineries in the territory of the russian federation were attacked today, and of course about china, about china's role in the current conditions. at 21:15 we will have two political experts, they are maksym rozumny and oleksiy koshal, the united states does not like the telethon. america's report of the state department for the 23rd year talks about the restriction of rights person on access to information, a single telethon is mentioned, what does it mean for ukraine, what does it mean for president zelenskyi and his team. we will talk about this with our political experts. let's talk about restrictions on consular services for ukrainians abroad. just a few days ago, the minist

ihor reiterovych, political scientist, head of political and legal programs of the ukrainian center forocial development. mr. igor, i congratulate you. thank you for joining to our broadcast. good evening. therefore, the senate and congress of the united states of america passed. bill on providing aid to ukraine, biden signed this law, and how, mr. igor, does it change and does it change the world's attitude to the russian-ukrainian war, to what extent is this decision such a benchmark and a marker for other countries? well, actually, it's a very important symbolic step, and it's a marker of why, because, well, first of all, the united states has reminded that it's not giving up its leadership role. protect, well, democratic principles and values ​​and standards around the world, primarily in the context of the russian-ukrainian war. secondly, this is a largely symbolic step. secondly, this is a signal , of course, to the partners of the united states, including the alliance, that they are also ready to fulfill their obligations and act as a leader in countering russian aggression, help