by galina kruko, a poet, and what is important for us, a teacher of literature at the franko university of lviv. halyna says that it is not a game. competent or unclear wording, both about poets, about the work of poets, about their personalities, about historical events may not help such a potential target audience, teenagers, on the contrary, it may disorient them. halyna kruk, contact us. galyu, greetings, good evening, thank you for finding the opportunity to join. good evening. and we are talking now, but lyuba has already spoken about mykhailo semenko in the same way interpretation of mykhailo semenko in the poet in the teromantika project, you wrote very clear theses regarding, regarding your remarks, yes regarding this project. please tell me what worries you about this project, and in particular, i am asking you... to comment on the personality of techyna, and the unr and the january uprising, for example, how, how is it presented? well, actually, uh, there are several points here, to which, unfortunately, all the criticism that was directed there, to me, to my analysis, to my remarks,

minority was in lviv, such a very minority and also a rather passive minority, and in fact the lviv universityn to teach in ukrainian language, and the students protested, then the professor supported her, because they were also forbidden to teach the ukrainian language. and it was essentially as an act of protest, if so briefly, an act of protest, when they singled out separately and created specifically for contributions, voluntary voluntary, civic contributions, they made this university , they hid for several years in a row, they were really, they were followed and followed by the local police there, actually followed, and there were inspections, and this was also in different places and in apartments and in and... and in the novakivskyi school, which was actually just a part of this university, which was located in the building that is now opposite the sabbath of the yura cathedral, where there is now a memorial museum, and meetings and meetings were actually held there, as and learning, and this place was given there in order for this university to exist, it's amazing to me, it's just a

galyu, very much thank you, halyna kruk. e poet , literary critic, teacher of literature at the lviv universityranka was in touch with us, and i myself, the question of the split between new converts to ukrainianism and those who were already in ukrainianism, i will ask you if it is possible to communicate this in some way, how about this to be, because one way or another we all have to come to an understanding, but it is worth mentioning here that this is not the first... wave of conversion to ukrainianism, yes, we had other waves before, both during the language maidan and during the orange revolution, during the euromaidan, or the revolution dignity, that is, and i also know that sashko khomenko, he says that he studied in a russian school, i also studied in a russian-language school, in luhansk, i studied in a russian school too, here i was in luhansk region, i grew up in society, where ukrainian... was spoken only by pensioners when they retired, and my grandmother suddenly started speaking ukrainian, a local dialect, yes, which for some reason many people call surzhik, but it is not surzh

the book of the writer yevgenia bogoslavska was presented at the lviv national university. in the publication, the author tells about the history of the city, which is 450 years old. why did the inhabitants love it and why did it become a fortress on the way of the russian invaders? the book contains a chronology of events from february 2022 to january 2023. the work consists of memories of volunteers, soldiers and medics. he also informed the public. illustrations of the destroyed bakhmut and qr codes with archival footage. this is my hometown, i am a bahamian. and i would like the city to be talked about not as a destroyed place where battles took place , but as a city that everyone needs to know, because this is the city in which the establishment of the ukrainian nation took place, it is about cultural figures, it is about artists, it is... about industry, the russian myth about russian bahamud is just a myth used for their propaganda, there are many real historical facts , and not some judgments, but people who point to the real historical significance of bakhmut as a

public. activists went to the rally against joining the ukrainian academy of printing to the lviv polytechnic university. we want to graduate from this educational institution. and i am personally from the college, i want to further enroll myself in this educational institution. this is the second attempt to reorganize the printing academy. the former minister of education, serhii shkarlet, tried to do this for the first time in november 2022. then the students defended the autonomy. university, thanks to public publicity. for the second time, already in the ideas of the canadian reformer, modernizer mykhailo vinnytskyi, a brilliant next idea, again to optimize the printing academy in march. when he spoke about this idea of ​​his at a closed meeting of the go union, the rectors' union, we saw it on social networks and we realized that history is , unfortunately, cyclical. rector of the ukrainian academy of printing, bohdan dornyak, calls the reorganization. an ill-conceived decision, since the ministry of education and science did not enter into a dialogue and did not consult with the academic community

halyna kruk, poet , literary critic, teacher of literature at the franka university of lviv, was in touchus, and i will ask you if it is possible to communicate this in some way , how to deal with it, because one way or another we all have to understand each other, but it is worth mentioning here. that this is not the first wave of conversion to ukrainianism, yes, but we had other waves before, and during language maidan, and during the orange revolution, and during the euromaidan or the revolution of dignity, that is, and i also know that sashko khomenko, he says that he studied at a russian school, i also studied at a russian-language school in the luhansk oblast in the russian school, also in kyiv, here , in the luhansk region, i grew up in a society where... ukrainian was spoken only by pensioners, when they retired, my grandmother suddenly started speaking ukrainian, a local dialect, yes, which for some reason many call surzhyk , but this is not a joke, there is a big difference, but i don't know if i'm justifying someone or not, that is, many of us, even those who have been in ukrai

galya, thank you very much, galina kruk, poet, literary critic, teacher of literature at lviv franka universitywas in touch with us, and i, actually, the question about the split between. e new converts to ukraine and those who were already in ukraine. i will ask you if it is possible to communicate this in any way, how to deal with it, because one way or another we all have to understand each other, but it is worth it here it should be mentioned that this is not the first wave of conversion to ukrainianism, yes, but we previously had other waves, both during the language maidan, and during the orange revolution, and during the euro-maidan, or revolution... of dignity, that is, but - and i know that sashko khomenko, he says that he studied at a russian school, i also studied at a russian-language school in luhanchy, i also studied at a russian school in kyiv. i grew up in the luhansk region in a society where ukrainian was spoken only by pensioners, when they retired, my grandmother suddenly started speaking ukrainian in the language, the local dialect, yes, which for some reason many people ca

the event was organized by the lviv state university of physical culture and the chess federation ofine. it was attended by close 300 players aged 5 to 80 from all over ukraine. as well as from other countries of the world. the competition is held according to the swiss system of nine rounds with the calculation of the international rapid chess rating. the organizers will direct all funds from charitable contributions to help the armed forces of ukraine. as you can see, there are many children who are just starting their chess journey and they have the opportunity to meet grandmasters and masters at the chessboard. we are also played by military personnel. eh, that's why it's such an integration, let's say, tournament that has on still has a more charitable component, and i also wanted to donate, of course, and honor the memory of these people who heroically laid down their lives for freedom, last week guys from my native platoon, from my battalion are calling and saying, we urgently need bpl , drones are urgently needed. we urgently need cars again, we need food again, we need it ag

by halyna kruko, a poet, and what is important for us, a teacher of literature at the franko university of lviv. halyna says that illiterate or unclear wording, yes, regarding poets, regarding the work of poets, regarding their personalities, regarding historical events, may not help such a potential target audience, teenagers, yes, on the contrary. to disorient them, halyna kruk is in touch with us, galya, i congratulate you, good evening, thank you for finding the opportunity to join, good evening, we are talking now, here is lyuba already spoke about mykhailo semenko, as well as the interpretation of mykhailo semenko in the poet, in the teromantika project, you wrote very clearly. theses about, about your comments, yes, about this project, please tell me what worries you about this project, in particular, i ask you to comment on the personality of tychyna, the ukrainian people's republic and the january uprising, for example, how, how it is presented , well, actually, here... a few moments, on which, unfortunately, all the criticism that was directed there at my, at my analysis, at my remark

previously , we were at the lviv national university named after danylo halytskyi, where today they opened a memorial plaque dedicated to volodymyr ivasyuk. such a short biography, interesting facts, just the life of the composer are collected on this board. there, i managed to talk with volodymyr ivasyuk's sister, mrs. halyna. and i propose to remember, i propose to listen to how she remembers her brother, what he left us as a legacy, it is greatness, it is more than 100 songs, plays for music for two plays, and instrumental works, you know, it was difficult, it was hard work, it was he... who gathered poets, artists, the best performers who carried their song, their language into the world on their wings. and i want to say that volodymyr ivasyuk is known primarily for such songs as chervona ruta, which every ukrainian knows, and i will also go to the far mountains and vodogray. this composer was also. a wonderful violinist, a doctor, he was fond of photography, filmmaking and generally owned a lot of musical instruments. unfortunately, ivasyuk's life was very short, he died at the age of

was a ukrainian minority in lviv, such a very minority, and also a rather passive minority, and in fact it was forbidden to teach in the ukrainian language at the university of lviv, and the students left in protest, then the professor supported it, because they were also forbidden to... teach in ukrainian, and it was, in essence, an act of protest, if so briefly, an act of protest, when they singled out and created specifically for contributions, voluntary voluntary, civic contributions, they made this university, they hid for several years in a row, they were really, they were followed and followed there by the local police, their own , and there were inspections, and this was in different places and in apartments. and in st. george's cathedral, and somewhere else in the novakivskyi school, which actually was part of this university, which was located in the building that is now opposite the sabbath, the cathedral of george, where there is now a memorial museum, and there, too, exactly meetings were held, and meetings, and learning, and this place was given there for this university to exist, it's amazing, to me, it's just an amazing story about about a

dedicated to the founder of pop music was opened in the theoretical building of the lviv national medical university the seminary orchestra performed his most famous songs. also visited ivasyuk's grave at the lychakiv cemetery. students, historians and teachers lit lamps and placed them flowers let me remind you, the author of the red route is volodymyr ivasyuk. in 30 years at the hands of the soviet special services, who has something written, how many years pass, none of us can force the maidan to sing, a rally to sing or a football field to sing his works, so this is such a national love that deserves attention and respect, then openly. " a memorial to the memory, a memorial to the memory of ivasyuk, our brilliant composer, who wrote 107 songs, you can imagine, these songs are sung not only by ukraine, but also by the whole world. that's how things are at the moment, i'll see you at 5 p.m., my colleagues, marta oliyarnyk and antin burkovskyi, will work for you in the espresso restaurant." thank you to anna eva melnyk , thank you to the news editors. today, ukraine celebrates the 75th anniversary

chess tournament in memory of the heroes of the russian-ukrainian war organized by zahid-lviv state the universityysical culture and the chess federation of ukraine. about 300 players aged from 5 to 80 took part in it. both from all over ukraine and from other countries of the world. the competition is held according to the swiss system of nine rounds with the calculation of the international rapid chess rating. the organizers will direct all funds from charitable contributions to help the armed forces of ukraine. as you can see, there are a lot of children who are just starting their chess journey, and they have the opportunity to meet at the chessboard with the grandmaster, we and the masters, we are also played servicemen, that's why it's such an integration, let's say a tournament, which still has a more charitable component as its goal, and we also wanted to honor, of course, and honor the memory of these people who heroically laid down their lives for the freedom of ukraine, an extreme week guys from my native platoon, from my battalion, they call and say, uavs are urgently needed, drones ar

mykola buchyn, political scientist, professor of the national university, lviv polytechnic and...od evening to you, olena zhivko, head of the veteran organization of the association of volunteers. vitaly smilka, serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine, head of the eto horodochchyna union. mrs. elena, today we have a lot of geopolitical... topics and discussions of the front, but i would still like to start with a topic that is close to all of us, especially close to you, the day of ukrainian volunteers, people, well, probably thanks to whom our state stands in the first place, and we in our country in ukraine, we understand that, but we have to broadcast it and to the outside, to the whole world, because it seems to me that many people underestimate the contribution of volunteers to what happened, after all, everyone who went to... the ranks of the armed forces in the first days of this full-scale aggression, they are volunteers, i, if i'm not mistaken, vitaly smilka about it in some of ours broadcasts said that in principle this is the entire ukrainian army, these are all volun

university. for students of the lviv polytechnic, sports - czech not the main component of life, because many of cessfully perform at international and all-ukrainian sports competitions, from physical activity to training. the teachers and employees of the university will not refuse to relax and charge their electronic devices at the same time. it is a very cool opportunity that there will be such exercise bikes in the buildings of the lviv polytechnic that they can come in between pairs, train and at least minimally tone their bodies. our film crew also decided to join the experiment and test how this smart exercise bike works. so, we take the cable and connect it to the simulator. we see that we have no charge, although... and now the charge is gone, we see the speed, the power, which can be adjusted according to your strength, and while we are spinning away, our phone is charging. special export credit guarantees for ukraine were approved by the swedish government. they provide support for companies that supply equipment and materials for reconstruction after. russian aggression and the develo

university. for students of the lviv polytechnic, sport is the main component of life, because many of them successfullypete in international and all-ukrainian sports competitions, and the teachers and employees of the university will not give up physical activity on exercise machines in order to warm up and at the same time charge electronic devices. it is a very cool possibility that it is in the buildings of the military polytechnic that there will be such holy simulators that they are between couples. and can come, practice and at least practice minimally your body our film crew also decided to join the experiment and test how this smart exercise machine works. so, we take the cable, connect it to the simulator, we see that there is no charge, we start holing the petals. and so the charge went. we see speed, power that can be adjusted according to your strength. and while we pedal, our phone charges. and i have to add that the espresso tv channel continues to collect fpv drones for a separate platoon of unmanned air systems sapsan of the state special transport services. these courageous soldiers ar

university. for students of the lviv polytechnic, sport is almost the main component of life, because many of themcessfully perform at international and all-ukrainian sports competitions. the teachers and employees of the university will not give up physical activity on the exercise machines in order to warm up and recharge at the same time. electronic devices, it is a very cool possibility that there will be some exercise bikes in the buildings of the forest polytechnic, that they can come to work out in pairs and at least minimally train their bodies. our film crew as well decided to join the experiment and test how this smart exercise machine works. so, we take the cable, connect it to the simulator, we see that we have no charge, we start further. and now the charge is gone, we see the speed. power , which can be adjusted according to your strength, and while we spin away, our phone is charging, well, we continue, now i will briefly remind the assembly, and you will briefly support, espresso calls to join the assembly on the buggy for the evacuation of the wounded and a lift combat kits, as we

university. for for students of the lviv polytechnic, sport is almost the main component of life, because many ofm successfully compete in international and all-ukrainian sports competitions. university teachers and employees will not give up physical activity on the exercise machines to stretch out and charge their electronic devices at the same time. this is a very cool possibility in cases. polytechnic university will have some exercise bikes, so that they can come, train and at least minimally train their bodies. our film crew also decided join the experiment and test how this smart exerciser works. so, we take the cable, connect it to the simulator, see that we don't have a charge, and start walking . and so the charge went. we see speed, power that can be adjusted according to your strength. and while we are driving away, our phone is charging, well, we continue, now briefly, i will remind the collection, and you will support briefly. espresso calls for participation in the collection of buggies for the evacuation of the wounded and the transport of combat kits, as well as for car and a tre

franko, it was some cosplayer of stalin, well , let's take a monument, for example, in lviv near the frankan universityally as if they were making a blank for stalin, i think, well, in fact, it was necessary, it was necessary to somehow destroy shevchenko so that he simply did not exist for the ukrainian people, so that he was disgusting to the ukrainians themselves, so that they perceived him as absolutely something like that... very ancient, and there was some kind of problem in the 19th century, something that we do not have now, because we are all happy soviet people, that we are all a thing of the past, that is , it was specially done so that shevchenko could not be read as poetry of the future, as prophetic things for the future, because shevchenko, without reading shevchenko today, we will not be able to protect ourselves as a state, we will not be able to... save ourselves as a state, we will not be able to save ourselves as a nation, this is a very important moment, extremely important, it is not just an event tomorrow, this is an extremely significant event, especially in these days when we a

by halyna kruko, a poet, and what is important for us, a teacher of literature at the franko university of lvivs that illiterate or unclear formulations, yes, regarding poets, regarding poets' work, regarding their personalities, regarding historical events, may not help, such. you have written very clear points about, about your comments, yes, about this project. please tell me what worries you about this project, in particular, i am asking you to comment on the personality of tychyna, the ukrainian people's republic and the january uprising, for example, how it is presented. well, actually, there are several points here, on which, unfortunately, all the criticism that was directed at me, at my analysis, at my remarks, it sounded like some teacher demands that we actually read correctly, as we we have to read that it is not always necessary to adhere to some accuracy according to the project, at least not always. the viewer who will watch such musical material, he wants to know the details of the details and be sure that they are exactly like that. eh, on unfortunately, uh, there's actually a

he was a doctor at franka university of lviv.s known that he spent the last years of his life in lviv. espresso tv channel expresses its sincere condolences to the family and relatives of ihor yukhnovsky. well, i want to remind you about the urgent need to repair a car for the 65th separate mechanized brigade of the armed forces of ukraine, which destroys the enemy in the southern direction. a faulty car at the front can cost health or even life. our goal is uah 55,000. so please join the gathering, your help is very important, everyone you see the details on the screen. that was the news for this time, you can read more on our website espresso tv, also follow us on social networks, you will find a summary of the main things there and watch us. on youtube, i'm iryna koval, i say goodbye to you and see you tomorrow, just in a few minutes meet my colleague vasyl zymo, i wish you a quiet evening, and what do you think about the lacquer? fixes reliably, my dentist advised me. yes, and particles of food do not get under the prosthesis

today, ihor vdovychyn, doctor of political sciences, professor of the ivan franko national university of lvivs. irina, before we start analyzing what is happening, when i introduce you, yes, you know, it is quite unusual to see an intendant woman, a serviceman, but not just a serviceman, but also a representative of the airborne assault brigade, that is, she. where is the most hell, well, i don’t know, but they say that the infantry are always the first, so what, but then we are equal, because now, in fact, all branches of the army are infantry, and well, there are actually many girls in the paratroopers, it’s just that we are especially we are not putting ourselves forward, we are being protected , let's get to the latest statements, we also had a nato representative in ukraine today, but the last thing... that is currently burning in the information circle, syrskyi said that it was possible to stabilize the situation in the east, after the russians took the ruins of avdiivka, about it is also worth saying, but we all understood that avdiivka was a natural border from which it was convenient

condensed systems. of the national academy of sciences of ukraine, was a doctor of the franka university of lviv is known that he spent the last years of his life in lviv. espresso tv channel expresses its sincere condolences to the family and relatives of ihor yukhnovsky. such were the news at that time. you and i will see each other at 4 p.m., well , meet mine in just a few seconds colleagues who will continue the broadcast of the tv channel. of our regions, so the russian troops hit with two well, information is coming in with rockets on novogrodivka, a woman died in donetsk region, there is an injured person, the administrative building and a hangar were destroyed, here we are talking about novogrodivka on don. the russians hit the city with two rockets around 24 at night, killing a 23-year-old woman, another woman was lightly injured and did not need hospitalization. well, now we will analyze the situation in kharkiv oblast. today, the occupiers struck civil residential infrastructure of the city. oleg senigubov, the head of the military administration, says that a hit was recorded in the s

condensed systems of the national academy of sciences of ukraine, was a doctor of the franka university of lviv it is known that he spent the last years of his life in lviv. espresso tv channel expresses its sincere condolences to the family and relatives of ihor yukhnovsky. that was the news for this time, you can read more at... on our website espresso tv, also subscribe to us on social networks and watch on youtube. our team is working to ensure that you see an updated news release already at 5 p.m. my colleagues, marta oliarnyk and antin barkovskii, continue the story. the information day of the 12:4 tv channel continues. well, we inform you about the most important thing, oleksiy danilov, the secretary of the national security and defense council, was dismissed, and lytvynenko, the recent head of the foreign intelligence service of ukraine, was appointed in his place. well, we will try to figure out what and in the coming days why. well, now we are adding oleh katkov, a military expert and chief editor of defense, to our broadcast. mr. oleg, welcome to our airwaves, glory to ukraine. slava

condensed systems of the national academy of sciences of ukraine, was a doctor of the ivan franko university of lviv is known that the last years of his life were spent in lviv, the espresa tv channel expresses its sincere condolences to the family and relatives of igor rafailovich yukhnovsky. working tirelessly for 10 years, crimea realia began its work in the first days of occupation and annexation by the russian federation. the crimean peninsula. to this day, they continue to tell the truth for the inhabitants of the peninsula as part of the celebration of the anniversary in the crimean house, opened a photo exhibition and held a thematic discussion our correspondent tetyana golunova knows more. she is with us live. tanya greetings, please tell me what they talked about, who came to the event and did you like it, did you like the photos? i congratulate vasyl, and i also congratulate the audience. espresso tv channel. 10 years of occupation and resistance in the photos of crimea-realia journalists. today, all those who came to today's event were able to watch. and today, crimea realiy gathered the

ordained in 1998, and living in the city of lviv, he helped build from scratch what would become the ukrainian catholic universityn the end was very good because nobody got in our way. we could rethink a university. >> martha: in 2019, he was appointed by pope francis as head of the ukrainian catholic church in the u.s., moving back to america, living in philadelphia, but just three years later -- tragedy. the country he so loved invaded by russia. tell me what it was like the first time you went back in 2022 after the war had started. >> there was the great tragedy, trauma, which will be lasting, but there's the valor. there's the willingness of people to put aside superficial things and say, this is good, and this is evil. this is true, and this is false, and i'm willing to risk my life for it. >> martha: and so many of the lives lost have directly affected gudziak. 28 members of the catholic university community in ukraine have been lost in the war including graduates like artem killed by mortar fire, the son of one of gudziak's seminary classmates. >> i knew him, and he was a great kid, and he sacrificed his