oleksii, oleksii haran was with us, a ukrainian political scientist. professor of the kyiv-mohyla academyolitical science, also the scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundation, well, let's wait for dmytro koleba's visits to the countries of latin america, because it really is a great commercial, great economic, great military power, and to attract them now to the ukrainian side is not, frankly, to the international side rights, and not simply, it is very important, although not simply, but literally in a moment of news, good evening, we are with ukraine. and now one second and we will start, so the representatives of the local authorities report about the explosions in odesa and kharkiv, on in the south, the air force warned about the threat of ballistic missiles in the east, the russians once again launched guided aerial bombs on the territory of the farm in the kholodnohirskyi district of kharkiv , a fire broke out, said the head of the region oleg synigubov. the office of the prosecutor general of ukraine has updated data on the consequences of the enemy attack on the

initiative foundation named after olko kuchariv, and professor of political science at the kyiv-mohyla academy joined our broadcast. good evening. good evening. you watched with us this material that we did in prague. ot look, i understand that there are currently no scientific studies or sociological surveys abroad, but from your point of view, what are the demographic, social, or even political consequences of the ukrainian decision. authorities to restrict consular services for men abroad? this is a very, very difficult question, because there are arguments in favor of the decision that was taken, which was eventually published by the ministry of foreign affairs, there are arguments against. i see here myself, first of all, the problem is that it is a communication one, i see here myself, first of all the problem is that the communication authorities lost here, they are not prepared... to immediately explain clearly to people what and how to do, well, for example, yes, we just listened, the man who was anonymous, he said that if my son goes to ukraine at the age of 19, he will be sent to th

oleksiy haran, professor of political science at kyiv-mohyla university academy, scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundation named after ilko kucheriv. come with us. glory to ukraine, mr. professor. professor, can you hear us? yes, i hear very well. glory to ukraine, mr. professor, glad to see you. glory to heroes. i forgot to add, a long-term participant of all possible protest actions dedicated to the support of democracy in ukraine. yes, it is not only about the last square. well, actually we would like to ask you about the general. the temperature in our all-ukrainian chamber, yes, well, we are talking about sociology, and about moods, and about certain ones, yes so to speak, the conclusions, well , kmis conducted an important survey, in particular, it turned out that ukrainians have changed now and want a democratic system more than a strong leader, and this is quite paradoxical news in principle, because during the war, well, relatively speaking, there was a feeling that everyone would want a certain... such a specific strong leader, but, but, but, ukrainians,

of chinese studies, associate professor of the department of international relations, kyiv kyiv-mohyla academyntlemen, these are all the consequences of staying in galicia, i forgot names of native kyiv educational institutions. thank you all for your attention, and we are interrupting for the news, after the news we will meet with you again and talk about the situation in the united states of america of igor eisenbe. a professor of new york university, will be in touch with us, i hope, and we will ask him, and what we will ask about, you will find out after the news. news time on express tv channel. in the studio , iryna koval welcomes all the viewers, and now to the most important events. the united states will urgently sell three installations to ukraine hymars. the relevant decision was adopted by the state parliament of the country. the german government plans to finance the acquisition of missile systems. the country will spend about 30 million dollars on this. according to the us secretary of state anthony blinken, ukraine needs haimarts right now.

countries of latin america and ukraine, was oleksiy geran, professor of political science, kyiv-mohyla academy and mr. oleksia, i congratulate you, i congratulate you. not only was there, but also spoke, well, that’s it, and you’ll tell me about it, because i wasn’t there, i didn’t see it, as they say, but i know that you were invited, it’s a very important topic, let’s talk, it’s specific certain steps were discussed. what are the expectations from cooperation with the countries of latin america, what are the threats and opportunities, again, and i in addition, i know that dmytro kuleba, the minister of legal affairs of ukraine , said last year that this year is the 24th, well, it can be called the year of ukraine, a country of latin america, is it really so, look, the communication strategy of ukraine in latin countries was presented america, i'll show you how it looks like... excuse me, excuse me, this is what it looks like, you see, ukraine is a state, the ministry of foreign affairs is there, and, er, well, there, let's say, yes , you see, tasks and so on, this is only a part, here 16-14

to ukrainian topics, we will talk with oleksiy haran, professor of political science at the kyiv-mohyla academyirector of the ilko kucheriv foundation for democratic initiatives. congratulations, mr. oleksiy. i congratulate you. well, military sociology - it is always important to observe how the mood of society changes, how society and social trends change. what you see now is the most important thing in these changes? hmm you understand, we are talking about changes, yes, but at the same time, some numbers are quite stable enough, yes, for example, the ukrainians' faith in victory, yes, or our sense of general national unity, which has grown, that is, these numbers are stable, by the way, as for mobilization, the number of those who are ready to mobilize is approximately the same as the number of those who were ready to mobilize before the start of the great war, well, i think, we will talk about it, and the custom, by the way, has increased the number of people who advocate democracy, it's more than it was before the war, democracy versus authoritarianism, ah, but at the same time, i think i

scientific director of the democratic initiative foundation, professor of political science at the kyiv-mohyla academywell , i will tell you in detail about the most important news in just a moment. good evening, we are with well, the second hour of the big broadcast is ahead, a lot of interesting and important information for you we have prepared, there will be yuliy fizar, the world about ukraine, money during the war with oleksandr morshevka, sports news from yevhen pastokhov, is there still intrigue in the ukrainian football premier league, has one of the leaders there lost points, and the weather from natalka didenko, this is also important and relevant for understanding. two people, unfortunately, died and six were wounded, such are the preliminary consequences of the shelling of the city. entered donetsk region. according to the reports of the head of the region vadym filashkin, the russians attacked with hurricanes. a 57-year-old woman and a 64-year-old man became victims of the attack. the victims are provided with the necessary assistance, information on the number of injured and the amount

oleksiy garan, professor of political science at the kyiv-mohyla academy, scientific director of theitiatives foundation.

oleksiy haran, professor of political science at the kyiv-mohyla academy, scientific director of the ilko kucharev foundation for democratic initiatives. to our broadcast, congratulations, thank you for joining, congratulations, thank you, tell us what sentiments you have recorded regarding mobilization, whether ukrainians who are conscripted for military service are ready for this process of mobilization, and to what extent widespread aspirations to avoid mobilization, or somehow this process can be delayed. well, you actually already voiced these data, yes, so i can only repeat here, or analyze already, as, as, say, a political scientist, yes, look, well, let's start with, well, not with the negative, so to speak, of those people who are not ready to categorically go to the front at all, 24% say that they will not try to just survive, and another 5% say that they are ready to leave the country, so it's 29%, yes, almost, almost 30, so , well, relatively speaking, a little less than a third of the respondents, they say that it is mine house, so to speak, from the edge, i am not ready