silent" is on the air again, and today our guest is nikolai sukhotsky, deputy director of the institute of sociologythe national academy of sciences. nikolai, well, i would still like to turn to some of your surveys, in particular to the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus, the institute of sociology conducted a study of historical memory in sociological dimension. and what is interesting, absolutely. the majority of respondents believe that it is important for a modern belarusian to know the history of his country, more than 99% answered so, while the opposite is true for only 6%. well, 2 found it difficult to answer, while 91% are interested in the past of our country (slightly more there 91.3), but 7.5% reported indifference to this issue. among famous heroes... 33% is certainly a considerable figure, but we look at what the majority named, and we need to understand that in general... in the post-soviet space, the topic of historical competence, it is generally declining significantly, this is due to - a change of generations, in fact, and if we look at the context in general, in t

say don't be silent" is on the air again, and today our guest is the deputy director of the institute of sociologythe national academy of sciences. nikolai sukhotsky nikolai, well , i would like to turn to some of your surveys, in particular to the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus, the institute of sociology conducted a study on historical memory in the sociological dimension, and what is interesting is that the absolute majority of respondents believe that it is important for a modern belarusian to know the history of his country, more than 99% answered this way, while at the same time, only 6% claim the opposite, and 2 found it difficult to answer . at the same time, 91% are interested in the past of our country, a little more there 91.3, but 7.5% reported indifference to this issue. among the famous heroes of the great patriotic war , belarusians most often named zhukov, zoya kosmodemyanskaya, marat kazei and nikolai gostel, while a third of respondents could not remember a single name, don't you think that 33% is a lot? who could not remember a single hero of the great patrio

the next anniversary of the restoration of ukrainian independence, the kyiv international institute of sociologyrtain research on the perception of this day by ukrainians, and this is exactly what we will now talk about with volodymyr panioto, president of the kyiv international institute of sociology, kmis. mr. volodymyr, congratulations, glory to ukraine. good evening, glory to the heroes. congratulations. congratulations. therefore, for the absolute majority of ukrainians, independence day is the most important of all non-religious holidays. this, as we understand, is evidenced by the results of the kmis survey. today, independence day ranks third. among all generally holidays after christmas and easter, it looks like this picture. mr. volodymyr, it is always interesting to talk about sociology and about the research of relevant specialists in terms of certain changes, evolution of thoughts and consciousness of society on one or another topic. tell me, please, what this study has illustrated for you, what conclusions can we draw? it should be said. that the processes in ukraine were still mov

about the vision and feeling of certain things by ukrainians, the results of the next sociology from the kyiv international institute of sociology, in particular independence, cathedralism, perception of ukraine in the ussr, approximately as follows. volodymyr panioto, president of the kyiv international institute of sociology kmis, will tell us and analyze the questions sociologists asked the respondents and what they received at the exit. we really hope that all our guests will be able to join, we understand how difficult the energy situation is, and therefore the situation with communication across the country, so fingers crossed. well , in the second hour of the new week, ours with andriy smoly, an analyst without pretensions to... effectiveness, we are simply sharing our thoughts with you and waiting for reflections, waiting for feedback, there will definitely be a survey on a hot topic, it is important for us to know your opinion, so join in if possible, well, we will talk about the fate of telegram as a social network and why pavel durov was arrested in france, how it affects the situation in our country in g

77% of russians, 72% allow abortion only for medical reasons, according to a study by the institute of sociology of the federal research and sociological center of the russian academy of sciences. now listen, just like that point of view, just a man, just a person, just a father, this is the singer vasily vakulenko, aka the famous bastal. no, women are simply stronger because they give birth to people, simply. yes, well, life, of course, no, that it is simply. she must at some point allow that in her body, yes, another person appeared, he grew for 9 months, i cannot imagine this, and i cannot, so she lies down and says: now is the very moment when i will give birth to a person, and there was a person in me for 9 months, he lived in me, a living person, small, that is, she walked all the time with a person, got it, can you imagine, in a woman there is a living person, not just some organ. saudi arabia, uruguay, chile and many, many other countries. these issues are very cleverly resolved in the united states of america, by the way, in the country whose representatives wrote our constitution. this

is the formulation of the question that was in the monitoring of our colleagues from the institute of sociology of the national academy of sciences of ukraine, and we conducted it in several waves of this monitoring, who do you consider yourself to be first of all, and the respondent was asked to choose one of the options, there were residents of a village, district or city, residents of the region, a citizen of ukraine, a representative of their nation, and so on, there were various options , and citizens of ukraine were then 42%, and... about a third chose city dwellers, kyivans, for example, there and so on, and this number increased, and in the last study it is 81%, this is just the main identification, the last study was in 2024 and... among those items there was something about the soviet past, about identifying oneself as soviet citizens of the former soviet union, at first it was about 15%, and now it also remains at 1%, people who are elderly, first of all, who are also considered as putin , that this is a catastrophe, the biggest catastrophe of the 20th century, the collapse of the so

77% of russians, 72% allow abortion only for medical reasons, according to research by the institute of sociologyderal research sociological center of the russian academy of sciences. now listen, here is just the point of view, just a man, just a person, just a father, this is the singer vasily vakulenko, aka the famous basta stronger, simply, because they give birth to people, simply, yes, well life, of course, no, that it simply, it must at some point allow that in its body, yes, another person appeared, he grew for 9 months, i cannot imagine this, and i cannot, so she lies down and says: now is the very moment when i will give birth to a person, and there was a person inside me for 9 months, he lived in me, a living person, a small one, that is, she walked all the time. with a person, you understand, can you imagine, in a woman a person, a living one, not just some kind of organ, but just a living person inside you, he pushes there, imagine what happens in a woman's head emotionally, then she gives birth and says: it's him, and you, she takes it, we know each other in principle, we are kind, g

being before birth, 72% allow abortion only for medical reasons, according to research by the institute of sociologyl research sociological center of the russian academy of sciences. now listen, just this is the point of view, just a man, just a person, just a father. this is the singer vasily vakulenko, aka the famous basta. with a person, i understand, can you imagine, in a woman there is a person, alive, not just some organ, but just alive a man inside you, he pushes there, imagine what is happening in a woman's head emotionally, then she gives birth and says, it's him, and you, she takes it, we know each other in principle, good, good day, and then what can a man do stronger.

by 77% of russians, 72% allow abortion only for medical reasons, data from a study by the institute of sociology of the federal research sociological center ran, now listen, just this is a point of view... when i give birth to a person, and there was a person inside me for 9 months, he lived in me, a living person, a small one, that is, she walked around with a person all the time, you understand, can you imagine, there is a living person in a woman, not just some kind of organ, but just a living person in you, he pushes there, imagine what is happening in a woman's head emotionally, then she gives birth and says: this is him, and you, she takes it like this, we are familiar in principle, good, good day, and what can you do to a man later, what can be done to him that is stronger than a woman giving birth to a man, i just... imagine, nothing, nothing, i really want you to understand me correctly, there is no talk about such a thing at all - a ban on abortions, that is not what we are talking about, we are talking about individual attention to each case, if i may say so, especially since we have

and at the same time, according to the latest april survey of the kyiv city institute of sociology, ukrainianssue of the moscow patriarchate. 63% of reviewers are in favor of his ban. kateryna galko, yuliya belska, andriy verstyuk, espresso tv channel. greetings, it's news time, kateryna shiropoyas works in eter spressu, in the studio. the bodies of 250 ukrainian defenders who died were returned to their homeland land, this is reported by the coordination headquarters for the treatment of prisoners of war. the defenders were located in the luhansk, bakhmut, marin, avdiyiv, kherson and zaporizhzhia directions. bodies were also transferred from mariupol, horlivka and russian morgues. in the future, forensic experts will identify the remains and...

all of these efforts, according to a survey in 2021 that was done by the key of institute international institute of sociology, 73 percent of your claim is consider themselves to be orthodox while 58 and among those fif to 8 percent. consider themselves to be followers of been newly established. orthodox church of ukraine and 25 percent. consider themselves to be part of the canonical church a orthodox, ukrainian orthodox church. now, just to put this into perspective, this means that millions of people are being deprived of their right to exercise their religion and russian foreign ministry spokesman movie. as a harv, a commented on the issue, highlighting that the goal is to destroy orthodoxy in ukraine. this is and then i lation to go, hey, what's the story true canonical orthodoxy and in its place in states, a false trudge, understood only in this way, degrades a quayside orthodox touch. no, it seems that practice in your religion and your queen is becoming an increasingly difficult thing to do. and 1st they started off by a band and political parties as well as medias the they suspect to have ties with t

on july 23, the kiev international institute of sociology published the results of a survey, accordingh almost a third of ukrainians would agree to cede part of their territory to russia in order to put end of the war, more than three times as many as a year earlier. the survey also found that in the south, one of the regions hardest hit by the war, the change in attitudes toward the conflict over the past year has been striking. more than half of respondents said they either supported the transfer of part of the territory or were not quite sure about it. only 46% said they were against any concessions. a year ago, 86% of residents of this region, which includes dnipropetrovsk, zaporozhye, nikolaev, kherson and odessa, said they were against the transfer of any russian territory, and zelensky also started talking about possible territorial concessions, although he said that for this , of course, it would be necessary to carry out negotiations in ukraine.

and the kyiv international institute of sociology. the majority of ukrainians believe that ukraine should enter into negotiations with russia in order to try to achieve peace. 57% of respondents were in favor of negotiations, 38% were against. it is worth noting that a year ago the results were the opposite, only 33% were in favor. negotiations, 63% are against, while 66% of respondents believe that ukraine should return the territory under its control by 2014, including donbass and crimea. variants of agreements, which provide for certain territorial concessions, have much fewer supporters, from six to 11%. well as mr. evgeny, can you explain what? that more than half of the surveyed ukrainians are still in favor of negotiations with russia, although negotiations with russia, about what, russia has issued an ultimatum to ukraine, what can become the subject of such negotiations? let's start with the first, with the first peace summit, whose results give us reason to count on the second, when africa is left for us. as yanukovych was n

you of important news that concerns me. you and me, a new survey by the kyiv international institute of sociology that 57% of citizens believe that ukraine should enter into negotiations with the russian federation in order to try to achieve peace. respondents were asked whether ukraine should enter into negotiations with the russian federation in order to try to achieve peace, and 59% of respondents answered so, after which...

in particular, is evidenced by the results of the survey of the national democratic institute and of the kyiv international institute of sociologymost positive attitude towards serhiy prytula's party, european solidarity and vitaliy klitschko's coup. well, these are the results of the survey, as you can see on the screen now, that is, it is clear that i am probably waiting for the servant of the people. there is a negative attitude to this, because monopolies imply monopolies, and since there is monopolies, it means that it is responsible for everything, the servants of the people are responsible for everything, of course there will also be a ban on opzzh, why is it true in the survey, probably because deputies still sit in the verkhovna rada of ukraine. katerina, how do you perceive these political preferences of ukrainians, and is this one even relevant? well, in the conditions of war, because it is clear that, obviously, in peacetime , the results would probably be a little different. surveys are such a thing that you have to dive deeper into them sometimes to understand the trends, but someone can tell you, sergey, that 48%

public opinion, public opinion is such that, according to research by the kyiv international institute of sociology , 57% of citizens believe that it is necessary to enter into negotiations, not to surrender the territories, or, well , i don’t say to surrender, temporarily not to recognize them as unrecognized and occupied, but precisely about the negotiations, in your opinion, at what stage is this happening, what is happening behind the scenes, and why did they really start talking so actively with different parties about the beginning of the negotiation process, at least about the preparation for the negotiation process? look, well, i think that this is a diplomatic game, which is related to russia telling everyone that it is ready to win there, well, the country says, there are negotiations before... come on, there is a decision of the peace summit, let's go according to the peace summit where, including countries, were present, and this is part of the plan of zelensky's peace plan, which was voted in the un, yes, and now the issue shows the whole world that russia is irreplaceable and she is n

these are the results of a survey conducted by the kyiv international institute of sociology. gists note that the number of those who agree to negotiations with russia has increased by 15% compared to november 23. similar were the results of the survey in may 22nd. at that time, 59% of the surveyed ukrainians answered that ukraine.

but despite all of that, according to a 2021 survey, done by the t of international institute of sociology, 73 percent of your point is consider themselves to be orthodox. and among those 73 percent, 7500000 people ukrainians see themselves as followers of the canonical ukrainian orthodox church. now to put it into perspective, that is millions of people that can not practice their religion freely. russian foreign ministry spokesman murray as a heart of also commented on the issue and essentially stated that the goal here is to this for orthodoxy in ukraine. this is and then i lation the goal. hey, will soon destroy true canonical orthodoxy and in its place in state, a false judge understood only in this way to graze a quayside strokes touch. now it seems that practice in freedom of religion in ukraine is increasingly becoming a limited right. i mean, they started off by banning political parties as well as media the they suspected to have ties with the russian state that now they've moved on to churches as the question as to what else can we expect from them to bad? about ross and the ort

efforts, though, according to a 2021 survey that was established by the key of international institute of sociology, 73 percent of ukrainians uh considered themselves to be orthodox. now, among those 58 percent see themselves as part of the newly established a orthodox orthodox church of ukraine. and among those 25 percent as well, consider themselves to be followers of the canonical ukrainian orthodox church. no, to put it into perspective, that is millions of people that are not allowed to essentially practice their religion freely. the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman murray as a harv, also commented on the issue and essentially says that the goal here is to ad, destroy orthodoxy in ukraine. this is an, an all i lation to go, hey, what's the story? true canonical orthodoxy and in its place in state, a false judge understood only in this way degrades a quayside orthodox touch. now it seems that practice in a religion freely in ukraine is become in a limited right. i mean, 1st they started by a, getting rid of political parties as well as media the days a suspect of the had been ties with the

lands and attacking is pres and according to a 2021, serve the by the key of international institute of sociology. 73 percent of ukrainians considered themselves to be orthodox christian. now among those 58 percent considered themselves to be followers of the orthodox church of ukraine. well, 25 percent consider themselves to be followers of the weight in church orthodox church. now it seems that practicing freedom of religion has become increasingly limited, right in ukraine. you know, it 1st started with dining political parties, as well as media at the base, a suspect to have some sort of ties with the russian states that now it has moved to church. so it begs the question as to what next should we expect from them to that? yeah, so the news indeed uh, thanks for that update to the main line is always good to don't, sir. thanks again. 13 years ago today, rebel 5, just in the be a box heavy buying a to seize console, the country's capital company, and a big to oust venita mom. a good off e o n decade late. that may be a remains play by those k. i'll take the events of 2011 out of the time nato

you of the important ones. that concern you and me, a new survey by the kyiv international institute of sociology shows that 57% of citizens believe that ukraine should enter into negotiations with the russian federation to try to achieve peace. respondents were asked whether ukraine should enter into negotiations with the russian federation in order to try to achieve peace, and 59% of respondents answered yes, after what. the number of those who answered affirmatively to this question decreased until january 23, it was 29%, in may 23, negotiations with the russian federation were supported by 33% of citizens, one in three, but let's be honest, russia now does not show absolutely there are no preparations to speak objectively about any achievement of peace, and the next summit that is being prepared, on which the ukrainian side is working, is not a fact, firstly, that it will take place, and secondly, it is not a fact that russia will come to it, russia said that she will not come to it, and we understand that only china can probably be the country that can convince russia to sit down at the nego

at the same time, i... shows sociology, which was published by the survey of the national democratic institute and the kyiv international institute of sociology, the majority of ukrainians believe that ukraine should... join negotiations with russia to try to achieve peace, 57% of respondents were in favor of negotiations, against 38. it is worth noting that a year ago the results were the opposite, only 33% were in favor of negotiations, 63% were against, while 66% of respondents believe that ukraine should return the territory under its control until 2014. including donbass and crimea, options for agreements involving certain territorial concessions have far fewer supporters, from 6 to 11%. well, mr. yevgeny, how do you explain the fact that more than half of the surveyed ukrainians, after all are in favor of negotiations with russia, although negotiations with russia, about what, russia has issued an ultimatum to ukraine, which may become the subject of such. negotiations, let's start with the first, with the first peace summit, whose results give us grounds for counting on the second, when

its 33rd anniversary, and literally a year before independence started kyiv international institute of sociologyad, and you actually had the opportunity to observe the change of public opinion in real time. i just want to discuss and analyze with you today how the self-identification of ukrainians has changed from the first years of independence to the current period, to a country at war. let's start, probably, with what were the views in the early 90s, when everything was heading towards the collapse of the soviet union. how did you evaluate then?

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77% of russians, 72% allow abortion only for medical reasons, according to research by the institute of sociology research... no, that she simply must at some point allow another person to appear in her body, he grew for 9 months, i cannot imagine this, and i cannot, so she lies down and says: now is the very moment when i will give birth to a person, and there was a person inside me for 9 months, he lived in me, a living person, small, that is, she walked all the time... a person, you understand, can you imagine, in a woman a person, a living one, not just some kind of organ, but simply a living person in you, he pushes around there, can you imagine what goes on in a woman's head emotionally, then she gives birth and says: it's him, and you, she takes it, we know each other in principle, good, good day, and what can you do to a man more powerfully, cooler than a woman giving birth to a person, i just can't imagine, nothing, i really want you to understand me correctly, there is no talk at all about such a thing... there is a ban on abortions, that's not what we're talking about, we're talking ab

these are the results of a survey conducted by kyivskyi international institute of sociology. sociologists note that the number of those who agree to negotiations with russia has increased by 15% compared to november 23. similar were the results of the survey in may 22nd. at that time, 59% of the surveyed ukrainians answered that ukraine should start negotiations with russia in order to try to achieve peace. it must be said that during the last week the topic of potential negotiations with russia was raised quite often and in different contexts. well , perhaps the loudest statement was made by volodymyr zelenskyy himself in a conversation with by french journalists, he said that ukraine is ready to see russia at the negotiating table during the second peace summit. i believe, like most countries, that at the second peace summit in november. representatives of russia must be present at the meeting, otherwise we will not achieve real results. i do not want them to block the preparation of our joint peace plan. if the whole world wants to see them at the table, we cannot be agains

but despite all efforts, though, according to a survey in 2021 by the key of international institute of sociology, 73 percent of your players consider themselves to be orthodox. among those 58 percent, consider themselves to be followers of the orthodox church of ukraine. well, 25 percent consider themselves to be a photo worse of the ukrainian or orthodox church. now, just to put it into perspective, that is millions of people that are right now being stripped off their rights to practice their religion. really, the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman marie is a heart of has commented on the issue essentially highlighting that the goal here is to this for orthodoxy in ukraine. this is and then i lation the goal. hey, well, so just story true canonical orthodoxy and in its place in state, a false judge understood only in this way degrades a quayside orthodox touch. now it seems that practicing at the freedom of religion uh, is increasingly becoming a limited right in ukraine. and they've started 1st by a band and political parties or even media that they suspected to have some sort of relation t

a long time, and this is evidenced by the results of sociological surveys conducted by our sociologists. for example, the kyiv international institute of sociology and the national democratic institute conducted a survey among ukrainians, and their results showed that more than half of the citizens of our country believe that the war will continue for a long time. 57% of citizens of our country think so, 18% of them believe that the confrontation will drag on for another year or two, and 17% are convinced that the hostilities will last from two to 5 years, and 14% believe that the war will end in 6-12 months, and approximately every 13th ukrainian has a pessimistic view the prediction that the war will last more than 5 years, that's the story, well, it's not surprising, it's not surprising really, because i think we've already passed that stage when we tried to believe in... some positive quick solution scenarios, i think it's come it's time to grow up, understand that the situation is such that we will have to fight with all this for a long time. yes, well, now we will talk about operational manifestations of all the importance of

on july 23, the kyiv international institute of sociology published a poll that found that nearly a thirdukrainians would agree to cede territory to russia to end the war, more than three times the number a year earlier. the poll also found that in the south, one of the hardest-hit areas wars of the regions, changes in attitudes towards the conflict over the last. residents of this region, including dnepropetrovsk, zaporozhye, nikolaev, kherson and odessa, said that they are against the transfer of any territory to russia. well, zelensky also spoke about possible territorial concessions, although he said that for this, of course, it is necessary to carry out in ukraine. on this occasion, demonstrating this equipment in ukraine, thereby proving that you are fighting, the west will help us, the west will not leave us, and so on, this is necessary so that the front does not collapsed, but along with that, with those efforts to keep the front from collapsing, of course, in ukraine itself the refusal to fight is growing, according to some estimates 800 thousand, these are not our estimates. th

desire, you noticed, plus it began to confirm this with sociological surveys, already according to the latest survey of the kiev international instituteadvocates for negotiations, here in this seemingly normal already... on the one hand, chatter, that is, about negotiations, about the need to invite russia to a peace summit, about the fact that their society will support this, on the other hand , a sharp bet on an increase, all this against the background of the fact that on august 29, well, that is, the powers of the verkhovna rada of ukraine expire, that is, after this date in ukraine, well, from a legal point of view, there is no central authority at all. i will even say that i am confident that the peacekeeping tendency will not win in ukraine, in kiev, because nationalists, these same ones, yes, as we saw tattooed ones there, yes. you will never come to an agreement with them, they will never do anything in the direction of this is their profession, profession and this is their psychology, yes, you know, i had the opportunity, so to speak, yes, at one time, to communicate with such nationalists, say, chernovol and so on, here are

germany are strongly against their role as a bargaining chip, according to the results of a poll by a sociological institute, 60% of the country's residents are against the deployment of american missiles. they are sure that this will only lead to further escalation of the conflict with russia. american targets on the european continent. what is the reason for the new round of escalation of the ukrainian conflict? kiev throws forces into kursk direction, but not for military effect. experts and guests of the editors' club are looking for the real roots of the problem. today, with their, so to speak, attacks on kursk, yes, on other cities, these nationalists are showing only one thing: we... will still be so that leave us at least a meter of land, we will attack russia, you can't stop us, because you understand what the matter is, there is such a saying, but the problem is not that my cow died, in fact, my neighbor's cow remained alive, this is especially offensive, you understand, i have this ukraine will go to hell and back, and so on and so forth, but if things are good in russia or belarus, we will not f

thank you very much, oleksandr shulga, doctor of sociological sciences, head of the institute of conflict and analysis of russia. thank you, mr. oleksandr. now we have mr. andrii shkil, a well-known politician, journalist, people's deputy of ukraine. the sixth convocation, who now lives in france.

negotiations and territorial concessions, then in the latest polls, for example, of the kiev institute international sociologysa, then the majority, the majority of ukrainians are already for negotiations 52%, yes the majority and part even for some territorial concessions. so pay attention, against the background of this rhetoric there is an invasion of destruction, an attempt to destroy the civilian population of the kursk region for the purpose of media effect, for the purpose of pr effect, what does this say, this is about, this is about the fact that their desire for negotiations is not sincere, it is false, this is talk, dragging out time, they already have - the schengen zone after budapest decided to ease visa requirements for citizens of eight countries, including russia and belarus. let us recall that poland recently demanded that hungary leave the eu, since it does not like it. we see what the european family is, it seems to be bursting at the seams, and you, as a person who has been studying eurasianism, eurasian integration for many years, have probably paid attention to the successes and failure

thank you very much, oleksandr shulga, doctor of sociological sciences, head of the institute of conflict studies and analysis of russia. thank you, mr. oleksandr. now we have mr. andriy shkil, a well-known politician, journalist, people's deputy of ukraine, of the fourth, fifth, sixth convocation, who currently lives in france. on this occasion you see the french flag behind my back, and we will see it now and ask, very interesting, my first question is historical, modern, i am confused, let's say it directly, mr. andriy, thank you for finding time for us, good health i, good health, each other, thank you for the invitation, thank you, look, i already forgot about such and such a word conjugation normandianeman, uh, and here today, well, i am so for... i am convinced that mr. andriy knows that, yes, during the second world war the french were fighting on the russian-german front, and it was the normandy nemen squadron, and here yesterday or today, i don’t remember anymore, some good russians said that i would similarly name some company, teams of french, some people who are engaged in th

of now, in general, trust in the government is one of the lowest levels of public trust in public institutions. all sociological surveys, in particular the latest ones, which were conducted in may and june, speak of this. they are talking about the fact that the government, for the most part, even more, the absolute majority of 2/3 of our population does not trust, and accordingly, probably, they would like, if people do not trust, a change of government. so, of course, just rearranging the figures on this axis the government chessboard, this will not change the situation, and it will not actually improve anything, various businesses, accordingly, donated, helped ohmadit, and we see this kind of approach, well, it means that the government really has a crisis and that the government really is most likely losing that the support he should have had during the war. but i think that by september, since the verkhovna rada has once again gone on vacation, the verkhovna rada is not working in our country, so accordingly, i think that by september there will be some major resignations or some there will be no major cha

currently have in general, trust in government is one of the lowest levels of public trust in public institutions. all sociological polls, including the latest ones conducted in may and june, say this. they say that the government, for the most part, even more, the absolute majority of 2/3 of our population, does not trust, and accordingly, probably would like, if the people do not ... trust a change in the government, so of course, just rearranging the figures on here's this government chessboard, it won't change the situation, and it won't really make it any better the attitude of ukrainians, the attitude of our citizens towards the government, to which, unfortunately, there are a lot of questions, and there are many questions to, i would say to the majority of ministers, to the absolute majority, not only there are questions to the minister of education, the minister of energy , the minister of health has a question, by the way, today... we will talk in our program in just a few minutes , including about the scandal that took place in v with okhmaddyt, yes, and this is also a matter of order daytime, questions

of now, in general, trust in the government is one of the lowest levels of public trust in public institutions. all sociological surveys, including the most recent ones, say this held in may june. they are talking about the fact that the government, for the most part, even more, the absolute majority of 2/3 of our population does not trust, and accordingly, probably, they would like, if people do not trust, a change of government. therefore, of course, simply rearranging the pieces on this governmental chessboard will not change the situation, and it will not actually improve the attitude of ukrainians, the attitude of our citizens towards the government, which, unfortunately, has a lot of questions, and there are many questions about i would say to the majority of ministers, to the absolute majority, not only there are questions for the minister of education, the minister of energy, there are questions for the minister of health, by the way, today we will be in our program. here literally in a few minutes to talk, including about the scandal that happened in v with okhmaddyt, and that too. questions of the age

telegram, and this is actually the data of a recent study by ukrainian you today and the center for analysis and sociological research of the international republican institutein ukraine as a whole, this percentage reaches 80%, i.e. four out of five young people ukrainians think so. just imagine, the majority of ukrainians consume news from a platform created by a russian and financed by russian oligarchs. is telegram really a symbol of freedom of speech, or is it used as a tool of kremlin influence, or is it possible that hidden deals with the russian authorities are simply hidden behind the free chats? everyone will discuss this week. pavlo durov, his detention, and i want to talk not only about durov, but also about his creation telegram, and not only about telegram. pavlo durov is actually a great russian an oligarch, he owns almost 10 billion dollars, according to the international mass media. he is an extremely rich man, several times richer now, even than our rinad akhmetov. is it possible to become a rich person in russia without the permission of the government. so far, there have been no such examples. as the deceased once said. russian journalist,