gorlis, gorlis, sagorsky kholodny yar , and the school curriculum would have grown completely. otherns, again, not a lot, not all of them, but there would be a grief that would lead , you understand, because on the same novel , this is a documentary of holi savolskyi kholodnyi yar, a generation of bandera residents grew up in the 1930s, when this novel was published maybe the people of lviv were read, not the people of lviv, the galicians in general, western ukraine did not read this novel in the voice, it was read in the reading room, the novel was eagerly absorbed, and then many of the characters showed that they did not grow up on this book, why hmm not to enter it in the program has such things that you really know er, i don’t like this soviet concept, the educational value of literature, but i felt it from my own experience. when guys approach me, they say they’re not from donetsk, they haven’t read black crow and switched to the ukrainian language, and it’s not only from donetsk, as kyivans between you know that kyiv was 80% depopulated until recently, and now, unfortunately, t

this is again this year, many guys came from under bahmut and from the same uh, 93rd brigade, kholodny yarhey read and invite you there. i say , please tell me where, when, well, they all exchanged their phones somewhere in the near future, i will go there again, they read a lot, and again this time, a boy came to me about such things, a yanin, not from donetsk, he said , “i went to war after your book, i went to war, and not all of my readers are so beautiful and healthy, i said, are vikings like that?” you know, you said about the responsibility and yours as a writer, and they said about the humanitarian policy of the previous years or previous decades. what do you think of the current humanitarian policy , is it ukrainian enough? i don’t understand a lot of things. what do people who have supposedly patriotic views about the ukrainian position begin to do, but then they begin to quarrel with each other, argue with each other, well, it is possible to argue, by the way it's so difficult to quarrel with family, mother, uh, that's it, too. but there really are uh, such topics that the sovie

this year again, many boys came from the same country. of the 93rd brigade, kholodny yar.ading and inviting me there. i say, please, tell me where, when, well, everything has been changed there . somewhere in the near future , i will go there again. yanin, not from donetsk, says i went to war after your book, i went to fight him, and these are my readers. they are so beautiful and healthy, i said, do you know how vikings are, but you said about your responsibility as a writer and about the humanitarian policy of previous years or previous decades what do you think of the current humanitarian policy , is it ukrainian enough? i don’t understand a lot of it. well, i happened to look at, for example, the school programs there from the literature, there is not much needed, one more question on which people who seem to have patriotic views about the ukrainian position, but then start to quarrel with each other, argue with each other. well, it is possible to argue. by the way , it is so difficult to quarrel with family-mother, er. the ukrainian space with its symbols , and this o

oleksandr parkhomenka and iryna rybakova, press officer of the 93rd separate mechanized brigade kholodny yar, can be seen in the drohobych museum, one and also the city recorded with a difference of 30 years, myrnyi soledar and destroyed by the russian peace, the pictures show the dungeons of salt mines and crystals of white gold and the mining process at the artemsil enterprise, alongside portraits of ukrainian military artillery during the battle , houses bombed by the russians, homeless animals among the ruins, the museum staff hope that soon the exhibition will be replenished the pictures of the liberated soledar salt are pictures of a single crystal of salt. after the full-scale military aggression from soledar, salt would have become such a symbol your indomitability is for soledar, yours is for the city, and er, in these photos we see the struggle of our military defenders who er, did everything possible and impossible to protect this city, the reconstruction of soledar is already completely free and ukrainian, more than 10 laws need to be changed and developed 17 by-laws to secure th