regarding this situation that you are telling about, i just taught for a long time at karazin universitythe teaching staff in rodinivsk among the teachers of various universities. this was a manipulation 10 years ago when they specifically did not want to teach the ukrainian language and said so. but i will go and ask the audience what you want and they me they will say and i remember one situation. she was just so comical during the break when one teacher jumps out and runs to the chair too. oh my god, i asked what language you want, they said ukrainian. to switch to the state language, and in each case it was unique, indeed, students must demand compliance with the law, but regarding the ukrainian language well, if the mayor of terrikov, ihor oleksandrovych, speaks at public events, he violates the law and speaks the language of the aggressor state, you know there is such a policy of loyalty and post-genocide syndrome in the kharkiv region, a famine syndrome when you have to show increased loyalty to the authorities and behave as the authorities behave, then of course the department of

was destroyed by the russians in 22 and skovoroda, let's not forget what russia did to the karazin university hryhoriy skovoroda museum, in what a shameful state they were in the occupation and what remained of the liberation after the ravages of the occupation territory, let's not forget what happened in izyum in many other towns, i have a huge number of friends, colleagues and acquaintances who truly believe in the revival of slobozhanshchyna as one of the most important outposts and citadels of the ukrainian spirit in the north-east of the ukrainian state, so i hope that this position is the position of the code acceptance of the law by the vast majority of citizens of ukraine. it is acceptable. i look at the reaction of citizens and everyone followed this public discussion between the secretaries of the authorized representative and the kharkiv city chairman, but i will say to him that he really does a lot for the city, he does a lot to set an example for other mayors, but the issue of protecting the rights of citizens is also the protection of their right to receive information and servi

chaban died, he was just an incredibly intelligent person, he was the student rector of the karazin universityas studying political science with me, and so i filed an appeal to terekhov to uh street they called it. around where he lived, it was named after him, especially since the street still needs to be moved. the polish street is named after the russian city of tobolsk. so far, there is no answer, but i got a call from the economic commission. but at the same time, when i sent an appeal to kramatorsk, where oleksandr was born, kramatorsk quickly replied that we have taken your proposal into account and will do something about it . you fight, you get wet, you succeed at the front, you are fired , and inside, in the rear, it's just a riotous world, it's russophilia, it's growing, and it's so much, we'll still fight, maybe there's no, people have changed a lot, i 'll tell you the situation, i was riding the subway when i got stuck, you understand ah, for a second, you will remember this story about the kharkiv metro station. i want to show the audience that there is such a man, vadim poznyako