for their jacket, you submitted, you submitted this item to the state budget, or the institute of remembrance of usmitted, why did you not support, what did you find on the committee there on yourself jacket until you knock out this item, but most citizens are busy with other things issues, other deputies are busy, and the deputies are busy with other issues, we have to occupy this state at last, use it for the good of this same state, and regarding the political will of the political class and also regarding why we as citizens do not take the political class by the coattails and do not say, did you do it? i remember the speech of svitlana aleksievich, when she received the nobel prize, she came here, met, i think, it was in mohylianka, with students, and she then said something like this that the post-genocide nations, they, she, she said so that we very easily step over our fallen, because of the fact that there were so many of them, yes, there were so many millions of them, that we are used to, she spoke about... soviet people, yes, but now i am asking you about post-genocide nation of ukrainian

us. today my guest, my guest is anton drubovych, director of the institute of national remembrance and aviceman, anton, congratulations, my respect, maroslav, kind evening, we will separately talk about the military cemetery later, yes, which for some reason took so long. and in torment his idea is born and for some reason it takes so long to materialize, so where are the dead soldiers buried now, but i will start with another question, and i will start with the question of the general memorial, the place of commemoration of our heroes, yes, let's call it a memorial or a pantheon, there is no difference , why in 30 years we have not had such a place of honor. and heroes of different battles and different times, instead we have a park of glory in the center of the city, which became the place of such soviet commemorations and the place of soviet communist sabbaths, well, there are several reasons here, first of all, because if we talk like this about the duration of ukrainian statehood itself, where ukrainians really are the full owners of the process, then it would be possible in the sov

us. today my guest, my guest is anton drubovych, director of the institute of national remembrance and a military man. anton, congratulations, my respect, good evening. we will talk separately about the military cemetery, later, yes, which for some reason took so long. and in agony his idea was born and for some reason took so long to materialize, yes, where the dead are buried now military, but i will start with another question, and i will start with the question of a general memorial, a place of honor for our heroes, yes, let's call it a memorial or a pantheon, there is no difference, why in 30 years we have not had such a place of honor, but... heroes of different battles and different times, instead we have glory park in the center of the city, which became the place of such soviet tributes and the place of soviet communist sabbaths, well, there are several reasons for this, first of all, because if we talk like this about the duration of the actual ukrainian statehood, where ukrainians really are full owners of the process, so to speak... the soviets had a pseudo-republic there, al

institute of national remembrance declared them symbols. and on this basis it was stated that the preservation of monuments and place names in honor of these historical figures is no longer acceptable. uspredecessor is 4 years younger. that's all for now, stay with us. channel one will continue to broadcast the program, good morning. hello, dear tv viewers, nikita pimenov and olga ushakova are with you. today is march 30, the ninth day since the terrorist attack in kroku cityhole. we mourn the victims of this terrible tragedy, we wish a speedy recovery to all of us who suffered, mercy and kindness. these days it has become very clear how many kind, good, caring people there are around, ready to respond to trouble and come to the rescue, because there is no such thing as someone else's misfortune. to visit this place, i myself am from beslan and i , probably like no one else, understand what this situation is, all this pain, and i want to somehow do something useful, hundreds of people were brought out of the crocuses by teenagers, part-time workers in the cloakroom, roman, vladislav, islam, there, there, there, there, everyone go in that direction, i screamed at cityhall at the top of