viktor boberenko, ihor reiterovych were guests of our program today.ucted surveys. friends, you were asked about this, do you feel the worsening of the situation with freedom of speech in ukraine. let's look at the results of the television poll today. 91% yes, 9% no. on this, friends, i put an end to it there was a verdict previ serhiy rudenko program, tomorrow i'm waiting for you at 8:00 p.m., there will be a new verdict, there will be new guests, there will be new topics. goodbye. in the spring, many people went, including me. through acquaintances , i found a job easily, a new country, and the salary was good, the escort immediately collected the documents so that we wouldn’t be delayed at the border, but i didn’t see the passport anymore, we were driven from house to house and forced to work for maintenance, and without money and documents, how to return, and what now, you have been taken advantage of, do not be afraid, call 527 free and confidential, suffer from heartburn, i recommend izoto. interacts with the acid in the stomach, which leads to

i will remind you once again that today on the air, viktor boberenko and ihor reiterovych, politicalnly about domestic politics, but also about foreign policy, and the end, actually on... our program , gentlemen, we will talk about the results of the global peace summit, well, actually for me the main result of the global peace summit is that it took place and that today yarmak has officially confirmed to bloomberg that ukraine is ready for negotiations with russia under time of the second global peace summit, well, i don't really know what ermamak wants to hear. from the representatives of russia at this summit, at the second summit, where the ukrainian side would like to invite the russian side, perhaps i am too picky about this issue, and i treat this absolutely as a ukrainian who, like all of us, suffers from the aggression of the russian federation, and so far i do not see a place for the aggressor next to the one... whom he wants to kill, that is, next to yarmak and zelenskyi. mr. igor, how do you perceive this idea, and to what extent it can be implemented under the current co

in the second half of the program, we will have political experts viktor boberenko and ihor reiterovych. however, before starting our big conversation today, i suggest you look at how ukrainian fighters managed to repulse another enemy assault in the east of ukraine. soldiers of the 23rd separate rifle battalion showed a spectacular video of the destruction of the enemy. let's see. glory to the ukrainian soldiers and death to the russian invaders. friends, we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms. for those who are now watching us live there. please subscribe to our pages on these platforms and take part in our survey. today we ask you about the following: do you feel that the situation with freedom of speech in ukraine is deteriorating? yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube. if... you have a much broader answer than these two questions, please write in the comments below this video, support this video on youtube, if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote if you feel that the situation of freedom of speech

without are free, vote, at the end of the program we will tally up the results. of this vote, ihor reiterovychlitical 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 congratulations, thank you for being with us today. good evening. let's start our conversation with how ukraine is currently experiencing strikes on the energy sector of the state, and we have the consequences of these strikes, long-lasting, the russian federation for several months. in recent years , he is actively trying to break up the energy sector of ukraine, and we see what is happening in cities and villages. turning off the lights because there isn't enough electricity for everyone, what do you think the world can do in the current climate given that what they do the russian occupiers leads to a humanitarian disaster in ukraine, and this is a violation of all absolutely international rules and the conduct of war, well, it is even possible to some extent. count as one of the manifestations of genocide, if you look very carefully at

ihor reiterovych, political scientist, head of political and legal programs ukrainian center for social development. mr. igor, i congratulate you, thank you for joining the broadcast. congratulations! so, gentlemen, since we are asking our tv viewers and viewers whether they feel the situation with freedom of speech in ukraine has worsened, i will also ask you what you think, how would you answer this question. let's start with mr. igor. well, we can really observe a certain deterioration, the only thing i would separate here is that there are media that are more connected, let's say, with the authorities, state media, but they are certain... the pressure is political, feels political censorship, this story with dungeons for ukrinform, it was still very revealing. on the other hand, when we talk about independent media, the situation here is still not bad in the sense that there is an opportunity to communicate, there is an opportunity to express one's position, there is an opportunity to conduct journalistic investigations, publish their own results and receive from society and not onl

viktor boberenko, ihor reiterovych were guests of today's program .st, we conducted a survey, friends, and asked you about the following: do you feel that the situation with freedom of speech in ukraine is deteriorating? let's look at the results of today's tv poll. 91% yes, 9% - no. friends, i'm putting an end to this, it was the program verdict in honor of serhii rudenko, tomorrow i'm waiting for you at 8:00 p.m., there will be a new verdict, there will be new guests, there will be new topics. goodbye. there are discounts represent unbreakable discounts on exodoril solution, 15% in podoro pharmacies. van and savings. try flebodia 600. pink french pills for acute hemorrhoids. flebodia 600. treat hemorrhoids without any side effects. there are discounts, they represent. unbreakable discounts on psilobalsam gel. 15% at travel pharmacies for you and savings. allergy, no lion will overcome cetrilev. cetrilev neo protects against the most common allergens. exclusively on the air of our channel, congratulations friends, on the air politclub on the espresso

minutes after the bbc news, we will return to the studio, we will have viktor boberenko and ihor reiterovychso, stay with espresso, we'll be back on the air very soon. mobilization up to 25 exceptions or an increasingly frequent pattern? cases have been recorded in ukraine where young men under the age of 25, who had not previously served in the army, were mobilized. to the army, but is it legal? we collected the opinions of experts and let's try to figure it out in today's edition of the bbc. i am olga polomaryuk. a month ago , a new law on mobilization came into force in ukraine. the main point in it is the lowering of the mobilization age from 27 to 25 years. but, in detail, more often it becomes known about cases when even younger young men are sent to the army. and one of these cases happened in transcarpathia.

ihor reiterovych, political 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. let's start our conversation with how ukraine is currently experiencing the blows to the energy sector of the state, and we have the consequences of these in... for the last several months, the russian federation has been actively trying to break the energy sector of ukraine, and we see what is happening in cities and in villages, they turn off the lights because there is not enough electricity for everyone, which in the current conditions, in your opinion, the world can do, given that... that what the russian occupiers are doing is leading to a humanitarian disaster in ukraine, and this is a violation of all absolutely international rules and conduct of war. well, it can even be counted as such to some extent one of the manifestations of genocide, if you look very carefully at the documents that regulate this issue, then such things are directly related to this. and what can the world d

regarding ukraine's membership in nato, which he voiced in an interview with the magazine, and with ihor reiterovychlitical expert , we will also talk about how in ukraine has to confront russia with the current situation. how should society be united, how should political forces be united, because it is absolutely obvious that the goal of the russian occupiers is to destroy ukraine and ukrainians, how should society be united again and due to which, what is the role of the authorities in this, and president zelensky personally. in the second part of our program, we will have people's deputies of ukraine, yevgenia kravchuk, mykhailo tsimbalyuk and... yaroslav zheleznyak, we will talk about mobilization, about the nuances that are currently being revealed during the registration of those who are booked in the tsc, because, for example, employees enterprises of the military-industrial complex came to the tcc, they were immediately handed summonses on who should regulate and in what way. the question of reservation from mobilization, how to secure those who work for objects of critical infrastructure o

ihor reiterovych, a political scientist, joins our broadcast. and candidate of political sciences, igorgood evening, congratulations, if the majority of those, well , let's start with the numbers, 43% of ukrainians believe that not all is well with democracy in the last 5 years, that's something to you says, it shows something, well, it shows first of all the actions of the government, well, look, there is a direct relationship, if 43% say that democracy has become worse in our country, and only there 11% say that.. . that we are talking about objective circumstances related to the war, we are talking about the fact that there are certain problems, and these problems did not arise in the 22nd year, they actually arose there in the 19th, in the 20th mu, in the 21st year, and they were associated with many different processes, starting from, for example, the leveling of the role of the parliament and generally certain problems regarding the development of parliamentarism in ukraine, the curtailment, i don't know, of decentralization reforms, certain issues related to freedom. words, so as