dmitry thank you very much for taking the time, dmytro tuzhanskyi, director of the institute of central european strategylked about the possible results of the parliamentary elections that will be held tomorrow in slovakia, which consequences they may have for ukraine. thank you very much. well, today, the 82nd anniversary of the tragedy of babino yar in kyiv honored the memory of the dead, they held a march and prayer near the synagogue in babino yar, the descendants of the victims of babino yar, righteous people, former prisoners of ghettos and nazi concentration camps, righteous people, and also representatives of jewish religious organizations, and there was also president volodymyr zelenskyi, victims of mass murder since 1941, are remembered every year on september 29 and 30 in kyiv's babiny yar, where during the nazi occupation of kyiv , at the end of september 1941, the nazis shot more than 33,000 jews, and also in kyiv today the annual memorial march took place, the participants gathered in the park opposite the kyivska rus cinema and went in a column to the menorah monument, which to the nationa

of the european union, because membership in the european union does not yet mean the ideality of democracy, thank you, thank you, yes, dmytro tuzhanskyi, director of the institute of central european strategyrian relations, and for me the litmus test is very simple, when it started... everything, something, something happened, something negative , and i just see it in russia, in hungary, now in slovakia, this. such a simple story as a litmus test, and we say goodbye, thank you for your attention, see you in a week, all the best, all the best. september 22 on the website of the general's office the prosecutor and the national police received information about the indictment of the chairman of the board of the poltava mining and beneficiation plant, which belongs to the swiss mining and metallurgical company ferexpo, on charges of abuse of authority and illegal mineral extraction. on september 26, the pechersk court of the city of kyiv chose a preventive measure against the head of the enterprise. according to the investigation. poltava gzk had a license only to extract iron ore, but allegedly illegally processed and sold other minerals obtained in the process mining, and it seems to have ca

dmytro tuzhansky, director of the institute of central european strategy, an expert on ukrainian-hungarianelations . dmytro, thank you for taking the time for us and let me know if you can hear me. they spoke with vitaly portnik here, he was also sitting next to me, and they spoke with mr. klimkin, the former minister of foreign affairs. he said that and to the question will it ever stop, that is, if orban is re-elected , the next politicians will look at it with the same suspicion around hungary, because we know that the territory well, not territorial , but some claims not only to ukraine , but to all the territories of the former or almost all of the former austro-hungary before the first world war. that is, this is the setting of the magyar society, if we were to question it the results of the first world war, that's what they will all say about ukrainian transcarpathia, about romania, about slovakia, and so on and so on, whether a change of government can also change the politics of hungary, the answer will be difficult from my side, because, for example, i do not agree that viktor or