is not a revolution, a revolution is what has been happening for the past 7.5 years the maidan becamey the start of the start of this revolution , this revolution is simply an economic revolution, in its essence, a bourgeois revolution for a free market against a closed system, against the economy of privileges, against our barons oligarchs, this is a national liberation revolution, the end of the liberation struggles of the ukrainian people, which lasted the entire 20th century, that is, in essence, anti-government anti-imperialist revolution, which, of course, like all such revolutions, immediately turns into various independence and what was very aptly called the revolution of dignity, the revolution of values ​​is a revolution of thinking, new thinking, new values ​​against the old, and that is why it is such a trinitarian character , and three main driving forces of this process are outlined, it is the middle class, entrepreneurs, the creative class, it is the ukrainian national conscious citizens , and it is the youth and students, the slogan glory to ukraine glory to heroes has

and by the way, the maidan began at 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. there was no politics on the maidan, thee stood by themselves, that is, the politicians were again not ready. well, why am i talking about the political system and the politicians of the future , that we will have to elect the president and the verkhovna rada of ukraine anyway, and obviously much closer we will not see those we see now or well, at least what they were before february 24, so what is the ukraine of the future in your understanding and in your imagination, if you can briefly, and educated , democratic, freedom-loving, more or less prosperous, i say more or less because i understand that in the near future in the future i will achieve this, but it is more or less fair, this is critical, you know, the laws may be different, but they must be mandatory for everyone , this is critically important, if this does not happen, it will be very bad, because you know people, corruption is a word that worries people, what roughly speaking, he stops two cars, one stops in the water, i get a fine, and the other - and the viola

maidan who wrote letters.s at last, why don't you understand us? get out don't bother us we've come to freedom. i won't go into that either . so to say, test your patience with my thoughts. i will read you a letter called a letter from a kievan. i won't read everything either. letters, i will read the quintessence, which seems to me the most important. hello carriers of sandwiches on the maidan hello handing out or cookies to the militants of the national revolution hello managers and clerks businessmen, medium and small hands and those who used to be called the kiev intelligentsia the word all those who, in the next american adventure in an effort to push some oligarchs away from the trough, managed to consider others popular movement in quotation marks and supported it with food and air kisses. hello from the bottom of my heart. i wish you health, because, firstly, you are not healthy, and in your ailments we will say below, and secondly, your health in kiev is in real danger. from whom it comes, do not gues

ukrainians already went to the maidan for mass protests in the center of the capital.there a connection between these events to answer this question? we need to go back to 1990. on october 2, 1990, october revolution square was not very crowded. it was an ordinary weekday, tuesday, two patrolmen the policemen watched in a daze at the extraordinary event, about a hundred young people who appeared, knowing where they came from, entered the center of the square in an organized column and began to pitch tents right in the middle of the city, friends. the time has come to choose or we will achieve an independent, democratic ukraine or we will remain a colony of the empire, spiritually poor for a nationalized people, this is how the text of the appeal of the participants of the student hunger strike, which went down in history as a revolution on the granite , the main demands of the students were the refusal to sign the new union treaty and the re-election of the verkhovna rada under new democratic rules . markiyan ivashyshyn of the lviv student fraternity was sure that they

it was the maidan on saturday and the maidan on sunday , the first maidan - these were students, do you are pop songs, uh, dances, and so on. on sunday, these were adults with completely different faces. and by the way, the maidan began at 12:00 until 3:00. not a single politician was on the maidan. people stood by themselves, that is, the politicians were again not ready. well, why am i talking about i am talking about the political system and the politicians of the future anyway. we will have to elect the president and the verkhovna rada of ukraine, and it is obviously much closer . we will not see those who we see now, or at least who were before february 24. what is the ukraine of the future in your understanding and in your imagination if possible, briefly educated, democratic, freedom-loving , more or less wealthy, i say more or less because i understand that in the near future we will achieve this, but more or less fairly, this is critical , you know, laws can be different, but they must be binding for everyone, this is critically important if if this does not happen, then it wil

8 years ago well, i have a bunch of friends on the maidan who usually supported the maidan no, i don't medical education and in order to be paramedics . they need her. and even before the maidan, i took several courses in providing pre-medical care for civilians, and then, er, after the maidan, oleksiy arestovich invited me to his project, it was called the people's reservist of a young fighter for the shortest possible time during the term, volunteers were taught everything needed in war especially for this project based on western sources, and ira developed her course of tactical medicine, conducted trainings for future soldiers on how to survive on the battlefield by themselves and to save my brothers as much as possible, then with that course i went to the front as a volunteer, er, my friends appeared and said we will help you, and that's how this unit gathered, an angel and tyra and myself. i'm also there, well, it happened by itself and that's how it happened. what i became a commander there and we worked very effectively, and then i went on a contract in the 18th year for two ye

the maidan of independence is a sacred place for ukrainians .he country was radically changed at one time. it was here that the volunteers from the maidan were the first to go to donbas, and it was here on the maidan that a new generation of the generation of an independent country was born, among them yaryna chornoguz in her 27th year, she is one of the hundreds of most influential ukrainian women and today she a combat medic at the front, but i am convinced that her struggle began far before the maidan. by higher education, i am a philologist and a literary scholar, that is, to me, this entire narrative of the national resistance is about this the struggle for identity, he is very close to me, so i understood that one way or another i too have to accept this struggle. to explain to my classmates why i speak ukrainian, for example, it was natural for me, i somehow always knew about it. i grew up on these stories about the struggle of ukraine for itself, and i really loved the literature of the 20s and 30s even from school shot dead revival nati

we can't do anything about you on the maidan.was much easier. stand up when you have to stand up, surely we can understand why there is no maidan going on in them and why they can't depose their president or change the government in general because they simply can't do it, eh. here's the story for me vasyl, i pass everything on to you , thank you very much. alina’s line was sensitive and spoke about culture during the war. maidan was easier for us, they say they are there, well, who wasn’t there? of course, but you know when you had protests in russia, when russia’s war against ukraine began, full-scale well, you have people in st. petersburg who went to protests, then six of them ran away from one policeman, or watched as policemen beat a person. they didn’t shoot a video yet, or six of them simply ran away from one policeman. but here on the maidan, people didn’t but when they hit with hooks and sticks the question is not who is easier . the question is who is simply braver. that's all. and you're free to tell us about the weat

it was happy in our country, of course, but in any case, one of them financed the maidan. someone simply did not want yanukovych to receive all the power and which allowed him to take away from them everything that you had earned not sown by honest labor. it is obvious to them that in this situation too it was a coincidence of interests. this is common. such an elite is not such an organization with an opposition company at all. it is an interesting story, because you look at what lukashenko did all ten years of his stay in power. ideas and expelled those people who said that belarus is a european state, that belarus should be in the european union and not in the union with russia, he planted, killed, marginalized , in the end, the political scene of belarus turned out to be cleansed of the belarusian national democratic position and already began to argue with lukashenka. i would say that ordinary people who did not have obvious political views, they simply and they perceived lukashenko himself from lukashenka himself as a brake on the country's development. i would say t

i saw the kiev maidan a little more.lly calmly without any sentimentality. and actually, if somewhere they gave him a little. it will be like this and it happened completely. i have not the slightest doubt, so the state was you already know at least to the cross, nail, but at least i will say what i can say to my friends. at least in case of something they knew what happened, i had such an understanding very clearly, because he is still, lord, how embarrassing for me to say this, but i have some kind of international fame, then my amazing cry that had to publish. at this moment, just throw out everything that happens at once, my friends will hear it and hear it. among them are many well-known writers and well-known journalists. and all of a sudden, somehow , somewhere in russia, including the priests in belarus in general, they poison people who take a different position. oh oh. how is it all, it looks like the maidan suddenly came sharply, so i broke through this blockade with my own head. forgive the pain. your initiat

this is the maidan. we show, we explain to people what this war in the east is about, that is, what can be done from our side, we are doing, and now and here, and we started in 1995. here, see stus vasyl stus alla gorska, we are showing everything, showing and explaining to people what it is and here and here already and here we are today what is happening today in ukraine and look what we show here thank you for covering this topic and that you are conveying the truth to the people of germany, oleksandr, i have one more question for you, as a human rights defender, look in germany. citizens. they do not allow them to speak ukrainian in germany, and they humiliate our citizens. please help, how to contact the police in practice or what to do in such cases, because unfortunately they are not alone in germany about such cases. i have not heard anything yet. i don't know this. just as a person, i will try to ask politicians, i will try to ask even today, i will try to write to a few of them what is the matt

by the union, on the same day , thousands gathered on the independence maidan in kyiv with the flagsh all large and small cities of ukraine from donetsk to lviv and did not stop even after the first severe beatings with golden eagles, followed by shootings of unarmed protesters, this did not stop, but forced yanukovych to flee to russia, the beginning of 2014, ukraine is faced with a choice: capitulation or resistance by its own forces, without a powerful army and significant support of the west, we found strength in ourselves, volunteer battalions began to be formed, a volunteer movement, people took up weapons and, although without great combat experience, began to defend their native land in 2018, we saw javelins being fired, the first lethal weapons that ukrainians received from the united states the states of ukraine are in constant contact with nato, annual exercises, new weapons, improvement of the army in 2021, the military strategy signed by volodymyr zelenskyi emphasizes that russia is the biggest enemy, although it is covertly attacking ukraine on all fronts at the nationa

berkut, and the people who were there were worried about this heavenly hundred, for this fucking maidann the spring of the fourteenth, i already planned looking for some moves of the way to go to russia and when? on may 2, they burned odessa house yes, he is a trade union, i had a terrible hysteria, it’s understandable about this that i’m most of all still amazed at the fact that the people who sat in the studio themselves were kaschusters. they just applauded this and i realized that i wo n’t leave here and i just need to do something about it. you, therefore, having completed your affairs, let's say so on civil life. we are sister husband or militia first offered to drop in uh-huh but uh refused when we drove here nothing at all did not have. hi well , it's not that chic simple, but mind you. pistachios like this in this regard , everything here is very scrupulous about bronica. the only thing, weapons, i rent to the armory. well, it's a must. and so everything is right here, vladimir slept with him for everything here on this bed. this comrade was buried today. here is leshy's water

call to call in the lviv hundred, he was on the maidan.that he would go, i reacted, we will take such people into account i had to react as a father, as a priest, i said, i bless you. on the second day, he called me and sent me a photo of him in the uniform that he was wearing, and he told me that he was assigned to the division in the crew of the self-propelled artillery installation of s1. to be honest, well, i i'm not an artilleryman, i'm a pure mechanical engineer, but i had an idea of ​​what two s1s are like, everything is fine, the crew is fine, the main thing is that he is fed, fed, sleeps, goes. i knew that he is not afraid of the cold . papa called us, the problem is that they gave us a self-propelled artillery installation, but it is without a sight, we can only shoot directly at the fire of modern warfare, what can you shoot with direct fire, well, maybe you won't make it one time, my military relations are very strong and stable, i included everything i could, i went to shepetivka to the artillery equipment repair base, i found

's deputies voted for them. who among us can talk about his cases, which really started from the maidan was a lawyer and a lawyer for victims of the berkut beast on the maidan and traffic police who took away rights in of the participants of the trip to mezhihirya, many others, the comments of the newly elected members, the public is trying to get the supreme council of justice, an independent body of judicial governance, which appoints and dismisses judges, and which gives consent to detain or detain them in custody, the body has not worked since february 22, because 10-15 members have signed the mandate because they believed that the ethical council had illegally checked them for integrity. the ministry of education independently allowed this to happen. the ministry of education among the first students accepted the metropolitan national university of bioresources and nature management. how did the offline classes start? after a break, lilia honcharuk will tell us that we have been without training for six months, so to speak, and it’s all remotely, because of the corona virus, it was

on the maidan, they also shot at us, killed our brothers, but we went to the end, we won, and we droveay ukraine has independence. well, they were afraid to do it, they didn't have enough spirit. well, if i just see it, it's still there will be only those who will defend their country, those who will fight on our side, all honor and respect, these are our brothers, and those who sit, endure and remain silent. well, you all know, i definitely can't say anything good about them, even now. if you could see, oh, cotton there will be cotton and this is what this bastard lukashenko is doing. well, they are still responsible for him, yes, the dictator, yes, he falsified the elections , so we had to carry him out, we had to go on a bullet, as we went to the maidan, we did not go, we were afraid . well, hide this shit, all respect to you - 0 regarding strikes and in response to strikes on warehouses, including on military facilities, from where planes take off and equipment moves towards ukraine, mr. reznikov said that now there are no restrictions on strikes on crimea, we are waiting for missi

it was very difficult for us on the maidan, too, on the maidan, they also shot at us, killed our brothersthe end, we won, and we expelled yanukovych from it, and today ukraine has independence. well, they they were afraid to do it, they didn't have enough spirit. well, if i just see it like this, there will still be only those who will defend their country, who will fight on our side, respect for everyone, these are our brothers, and those who sit suffer they are silent well, you all know, i definitely can't say anything good about them, well, even now. if you could see, there will be cotton, there will be cotton. and that's what the bastard lukashenko is doing. it was necessary to carry it out bullets since we went to the maidan, we didn't go, we were afraid well, you are hiding this shit, all respect to you - 0 in terms of strikes and in response to strikes on warehouses, including on military facilities, where planes take off and equipment moves in the direction of uh mr. reznikov of ukraine said that now there are no restrictions on strikes on crimea, we are waiting for atakams and he

afar because only she has such a beautiful and bright hair color, so meet her at our concert on the maidanbarova how are you here ?

and after people went to the maidan of dignity in 14th year, which was decisive for me, then politicians and citizens realized what responsibility lies on them, maybe not until the end, but much more than before, we had a little time, we created a strong army, we, uh, adopted a law on language, we received a tomos and approved the church, these are all extremely important things, then they were laughed at, someone said there that it is not fun it doesn't matter what the difference is, but actually there is a difference for people, because people fight for it, the army actually fights for faith and fights for language, and there is an army that can fight despite all our difficulties with weapons and many other reasons and problems. so i think that this is a turning point, it happened then in 17-18, there was not enough time to create a strong army, they tried to create it , they created it, but it was not strong enough, then there was not enough international support, now i have support , so putin believed that he chose the optimal time when the west is divided in ukraine, the government

i'll remind our viewers how many belarusian flags there were in the 14-13 years on our maidan. i'll remind you how mikhail zhiznievsky was killed. belarus planted his father and mother, who died early because they were practically shunned there. let me remind you that belarus is now imprisoned for 15 years and given the death penalty for so-called terrorism or subversive things. what is actually a struggle in the ukrainian gym , including for us and you for ours? freedom and there there were actually bombings of all the railways of the same railway, let me remind you that just for the performance of elsa's ocean, a person who recently performed last week was practically arrested, and around the institution where he was, where were all the arrest, and i will remind you that they sang there, that is why there are different belarusians. but now i do not make excuses, i understood that mostly the majority, who are either silent, washing their hands, are supposedly maintaining neutrality, or openly supported. i have already said why this is happening. i will remind you that in the 1

here in the history of the maidan, here are all who were on the maidan. here they are right.al life in ukraine began maidan, you know, that is, the duma there was nothing and the last that's why the statehood that hurts me when yushchenko came to power. uh, when the ovary came to power, he fired 18,000 civil servants. moreover , some voroshing, the first operator, the first there, the days further , he was fired. that's all official. this is all corruption - and at that time several countries, including canada, financed the training of civil servants abroad. well, there was such a program, we had people who went to learn something . well, when did yushchenko say that it was not? canada well, a lot of strange bits how not to, well, we give out money like that, but you don't need these people. yes, we do not need them. these people are some the officials, that is, by the way, the emperor was told that these were the wrong people. and you know this is the definition of the date from where our history begins, as zelensky said today, this is the main problem of ukraine as a state,

after the maidan, there are no such children on crutches.a child were they in charge of? in my life, i have never scolded him for anything. he read so much he went to school first grade we had a library downstairs, we lived in an apartment then he read all the children's books, that's it, he already read everything interesting to him and he helped me with everything , he was still sticking dumplings on me they did not work in the 99th year, he was 18 years old, the elements were over and he was still studying at the institute. i offered to work there. do you want to try to be a photographer? i happily agreed, and he became interested . exhibitions he always from the first time to him go to high jobs he is always in hot spots he everything he looked at how many medals all hot spots everything he waited it's scary and maxim is for children, it's in general and hikes are organized and trips on the horizontal bar, he not only he didn't have golden hands, the female made a bed, made a port, he made a carousel, a swing, everything was like that, t

of independence, and over our main square, over the maidan, our dream flew, our plane which was destroyed by the russians in gostomel, and today, instead of a parade, we see destroyed russian equipment on the main street of the country. i will note that president volodymyr zelenskyi from the independence square addressed the ukrainians and reminded that today exactly six months since the beginning of the full-scale offensive of the russians and this independence day could not to be in 6 months as they are trying to destroy us, we are the free people of independent ukraine and this is the truth about our future, the free people of independent ukraine six months ago russia declared war on us on february 24 all of ukraine heard explosions and shots and on august 24 did not have to hear the words happy independence day february 24 we were told you have no chance august 24 we say happy independence day of ukraine today in kyiv as on august 25 all e-e actions are canceled all events are prohibited mass gatherings of people, peaceful rallies , what if mass gatherings of people are possible, all

the rhythm of life in ukraine has supposedly not changed, but already on the 20th, already on the maidan of the then october revolution, now the maidan of independence, the people have already started to gather when they say that independence came to ukraine by accident, they said that the kchp was wet, and let’s guess a simple question. the planned signing of a new union treaty with broader rights for the republics, gorbachev, who acted as the initiator, had high hopes that in this way it would be possible to stop the centrifugal movements and preserve the union, but on the eve of the signing day, already it was obvious that there would be no new treaty. the position of the baltic republics, which had already declared independence at that time, was not a surprise for moscow. in january 1991, gorbachev resorted to military intervention in lithuania in order to force the lithuanians to remain in the union with the help of the army, but without success on the 11th on january 13, three deputies from the people's council, mykhailo horyn, larisa, larisa skoryk , and i left for vilnius the day

and will conduct negotiations on eu membership in a spirit of openness as i warned you during the maidaneek before the war, i warn you in a friendly way now, although that process is called negotiations, but the eu has its own legal developments, which cover more than 80,000 pages for ukraine, they will not be changed, as they were not changed for poland, this is not a negotiation, but voluntary the adoption of those developments and the legal system are sure that you are playing some kind of game, you should translate those 80 thousand pages of legal acts and vote them in the verkhovna rada, the sooner you do it, the sooner you will be a member of the eu. i hope that both ukrainians and the ukrainian authorities understand that this is a victory for you for me, a democratic european ukraine within its internationally recognized borders will be a victory for me, a successful and inspiring ukraine. for belarus and the russian people, thank you, mr. rodoslav, for this conversation. thank you for supporting ukraine. thank you for poland is next to ukraine and helps us win this war. glory to

on the ukrainian maidan, they demonstrated prejudice towards russia. of the eu , too, it smells of freedom of speech, or rather it smells of something. other. so the guards came with a search to the adviser to the mayor of the city. valeria doubles repeatedly he also spoke on the air with us and had his own clear position on the events that are taking place in europe. here is one of the fragments of a special conversation, because, uh, most belgian politicians are depressed. ah, i mean, uh, they can't react. uh, any way on this situation and 10%, uh politicians. e in the north of the country, that is, in flanders, retired, while in the south, a french-speaking country. e somewhere we reach 8% and the worst thing is that these people. eh, as if irreplaceable irreplaceable. why because, and not that they are particularly competent? no, it's just that no one at the moment wants to deal with these political, but rather issues, because they know what will fall on them. uh, the discontent of the population, of course this. and they don’t want to, and i heard

maidan.doubt that he would go, i knew it, i was convinced that he would go. how did you react to his words, i reacted, we will i should have taken such into account , as a father, as a priest, i told him i bless you, on the second day he called me and sent me a photo of him in the uniform that he was wearing and he told me that he was assigned to the division crew of a self-propelled artillery installation bas-1 i honestly saying well i i'm not an artilleryman, i'm a pure mechanical engineer, but i had an idea of ​​what two s1s are, everything's fine, the crew is fine, the most important thing is that he's fed, fed, slept, where did i know that he's not afraid of the cold?

, he dealt with the affairs of all maidan citizens, a person with a very good reputation lawyer, humannder, congratulations, and this is good news, good news, and it means that ukrainian society, because yesterday i saw a lot of posts among my friends on facebook, in defense of such advocacy, by roman masalka about why should he be there and why should we press this issue ? eh and in general, in the borders that it is his and he does not care, then something like that changes artem ruban , a fighter of the freedom battalion of the national guard from donetsk region, but what is there directions in which actions are being taken, which are actually priorities for russians, in which actions are being taken, the city of kharkiv, the northeastern part of the kharkiv region, e.e., bakhmut, the district of the city of avdiyivka, donetsk and southern ukraine, in fact, nothing is new, or is there anything new in that, in that? well, how nothing the problem is that let's say that there are problems with armaments, we are from donetsk, for example, i won't specifically say the location, but i'm j

military as well, so tell me all about it, this period, in three parts, these are the events on the maidan, it is then ato er-e oos and now er-e a full-scale war, and at each stage there were their tasks, their own problems, and dentists, as one of the most active parts of the medical community, actively participated in the work starting from the maidan, and for example , my first small such an operation took place at night in january of the 14th year in the zhovtnev palace near the ukraine hotel, so we, it ’s called this palace, that’s the name of this palace, and practically, then it was just a question emergency care and how events unfolded in kyiv it was easier to do because many dentists in kyiv actively connected and there was not such a big problem, but all those three periods unfortunately, they are happening against the background of a general problem with the dental health of ukrainians in general so that there would be it is clear that according to nato standards, a maximum of 10% is allowed in the combat zone. now they reduce this percentage to 5 and no more than 5-10% of peopl

active parts of the medical community were actively involved in the work already starting from the maidan, and for example , my first small operation was at night in january 14th in the october palace near the hotel ukraine, so it is called this that 's the name of this little palace, and practically, then it was simply providing emergency care and since the events were taking place in kyiv, it was easier to do because many dentists in kyiv actively joined and er there was not such a big er problem, but all those three periods er na unfortunately, they are happening against the background of general problems with the dental health of ukrainians in general, so that it is clear that according to nato standards, a maximum of 10% is allowed into the war zone, now they are reducing this percentage to 5 and not more than 5 10%, of people with dental problems, we currently have 95-98 percent of patients who are already fighting, this is affected by caries and the consequences of caries. rehabilitation was opened stomat offices for those who were mobilized for those who underwent training at the

in the 13th year of the events on the maidan, i went to the maidan , then in june, i started going to the guys on the front lines, when the war started. what did you bring to them as a volunteer, ammunition, products, cigarettes? drove they were very pleased when i returned from the front line in the 21st year, i was under suspicion, and when i was already driving home that day , i had a stroke while driving and the doctors forbade me to drive and be nervous, a full-scale russian invasion found valentin at home in the buchan teroboron for him he says he didn't find any weapons, so he went to the nearby irpin after the battles. after the battles, the boys had a pg -18 grenade launcher in the hands of the guys. disposable soviet-made hand anti-tank grenade and rgd-5 grenades - he says he knew how to use them, given his three years in the ussr army, the skills acquired in the leningrad military unit came in handy, and in his own yard i see a large convoy coming from the buchi station, he prepared a grenade launcher and four grenades and ran to the fence, but i think it was from a flower,

fought for their right to be free to express their opinions and have freedom several times on the maidansr heavenly hundred died for it, therefore, such manifestations are unacceptable in this period, the same oleksandr tkachenko, the minister of culture, said that uh, they are the only ones the news of the national marathon will be spoken until ukraine wins and well, we understand that this process can drag on not for a month, not for two, not for two weeks , as he likes to lie on the air and to invent fairy tales there in order to maintain some kind of victory, it may be a year or two or three, this war may die down, its active phase may continue in a year, in two years, ukrainians must be prepared for a serious struggle, this means one thing that if they continue political censorship, we one fine day, we can wake up for some reason not in free democratic ukraine, but in belarus, and ukrainians must understand this situation that is developing, and it is a pity when about three and a half thousand members the european solidarity party, for which about 25% of ukrainians in ukraine voted

and then putin dissuaded yanukovych and did not put it into effect and this is actually where the maidanegan and then everything else now you are implementing this agreement and will conduct negotiations on eu membership in the spirit of frankness as i warned you during the maidan and a week before the war, i warn you in a friendly way now, although that process is called negotiations, but the eu has its own legal developments, which cover more than 80,000 pages for the sake of ukraine, they will not be changed as they were not changed for the sake of ukraine poland so this is not a negotiation, but a voluntary acceptance of those developments and the legal system, so don't waste your time again, convinced that you are playing some kind of game, you should translate those 80 thousand pages of legal acts and vote them in the verkhovna rada, the sooner you do it, the sooner you will be a member of the eu, i hope that ukrainians will too and the ukrainian authorities understand that what is a victory for you, a victory for me will be a democratic european ukraine within its internationally

do not disappear, they will exclude the person from the register, this is 100%." have been to the maidanyear, because the maidan was approached, and there the special services and the fsb really worked with politicians and those who voted for the deployment of the black sea fleet, the extension of the treaty, and we decided to take everyone we add people from the 13th year and from the 12th year but if this is so, they will definitely appear there, there are also younger yanukovych and yanukovych himself. well, before all these events, they were also representatives of the cabinet of ministers, who then managed the ministry of internal affairs and other ministries, that is, we are also taking away representatives of the authorities that actually cooperated with the enemy and was a protégé of the kremlin , and returning to this dushkina, or what is her name, nala mykolayivna, she used to be called the town hall, it seems that alla mykolayivna has a biography there. before, because she was in the pechersk gymnasium number 75 , the director and these institutions. do you think that they bea

imagine going to sofiyskyi maidan on fondukleuk street, now this is bohdan khmelnytskyi, he was going top of the old serhiy of the hetman was brightly embroidered with gold on his head, a lush mazepinka with proud ostrich feathers, a crooked saber, well, hetman, you have arrived, and the newspapers wrote about him enthusiastically at the time, according to sadovsky, who indicated the direction of movement with a mace , a group of horsemen galloped . carpets and cloths with national symbols were displayed, christmas tree garlands were intertwined with blue and yellow ribbons and at the entrance to sofia square from volodymyrska zvela street its triumphal arch was decorated with the ancient coats of arms of dnieper ukraine and halychyna, everything pointed to the fact that the day when the two parts of one ukraine should finally unite, the event is unique, the fact that until recently there were no separate independent state formations of the ukrainian people's republic and the people's republic of ukraine, the western ukrainian republic appeared literally in a few months previously for

when we didn't like yanukovych, we stood on the maidans went to protest and, unfortunately, how manys died, and those who were shot on the maidan and those who were taken away, for example, beaten to death by aunties, i understand that when we fought for ukraine, in a different sense, for me, there are no good russians, i am convinced that this is what they allow the arrestee allows him too much, in fact, that's why we asked who he is. why, for example, our marathon, which is partially funded by our taxes, why does he give so much information about a person who has nothing to do with him, he is not included in the defense council does not provide him with any secret information. he is not formalized, you understand, that is, uh , but he acts as some kind of expert and he is constantly asked for comments. what ukrainian society does is not enough. well, if it is about marathon , then he is saying what is actually there, this is manipulation public opinion and whatever he uses today, we probably have some political ambitions in the future. well, just actually access to information and

well, actually, i wanted to ask about the consequences, uh, you call it the tariff maidan . what the press writes, the press writes that of course, this is inflation , the rise in prices not only of the energy carrier itself, but of all goods and services, since they are laid down, this is due to the slowdown growth of e-e rates of e-economy europe's recession and, of course, the growth of populists is possible in the khmer rouge and left-wing parties of left-wing politicians in the elections, that is, russia is trying not only to influence the standard of living of europeans, but also to bring its own politicians, whom they support to power in european countries, something to me it reminds me of that series, if you've seen it, there's arseniers on netflix, hmm, dystopian, how do you see the future of europe? france has no elections in germany, elections were held in britain, russia is the only country where there will be elections and where there are the risk is italy, but italy is not so sensitive to the cost of energy carriers simply because it is warmer in italy, it is p

i personally witnessed that even the majority, well, not the majority of the people on the maidan, when a frontal format, the answer was yes. i don't have anything to add on the podium together with everything, if i remember correctly, it's smolenskyi who died after the smolensky disaster. it's absolutely kachensky. yes, kaczynski completely agreed with you about yushchenko. and after that, we got heated and wrote an article there again to yushchenko as a president can be treated differently. he reacted, he must, well, quite decently. well, regarding the first time and the first president , again, i was with you again, because now in georgia we want such climate-political and other three times in the format or even who did he have to help? we remember the year 1993, and you can imagine how risky he was when he sent dozens of helicopters to the mountains of yaki and spas, hundreds of people. if we take abkhazia about three hundred thousand refugees, this is precisely the period of the 90s ago. i am concluding the introductory part of my investigation with what i categorically disagree wi

i have been on the maidan since the 14th year, uh, since june, i started going to the front lines toore that i closed my business because i had to help

the maidan opens until the day independence, the subject is binding, because the subject is preciselyut this most important period of the struggle for the freedom of ukraine, to which every citizen of ukraine is a witness. that is, this is the period of the revolution dignity and anti-terrorist operation and a full-scale war will be a lot for 600 million hryvnias collected by ukrainians for bairaktary serhiy prytula's charitable foundation bought a satellite for our army, the device gives access to the database of satellite images of the aisai constellation today this company owns the most advanced technology of radar satellite imaging, according to prytula this agreement will provide the critical needs of the ukrainian government for surveillance data and will significantly help our armed forces . we bought this access more than a year in advance. the army will receive high-quality satellite images as quickly as possible, which will help us with the operational planning of operations on this. see you on the air of our espresso news channel and the euroespresso program for ukrainian r

against injustice much more than anyone we can talk about his cases, which really started from the maidan. of the participants of the trip to mezhyhirya, many others, the comments of both newly elected members. we are trying to get the supreme council of justice is an independent body of judicial governance, it appoints and dismisses judges, gives consent to their detention or detention, on february 22, the body did not work, 10-15 members signed their mandate, they believed that the ethics council illegally checked them for integrity in accordance with the law as part of the high council of justice 21 people from construction workers to commanders of the city have passed this way since the beginning of the february invasion an artilleryman with the call sign yarik, a man, serves in the kharkiv region and now, together with his comrades, restrains the movement of the occupiers in the direction of sloviansk, how do the ukrainian grads work? today they are hitting the russians' equipment, which they drove to the forest nearby, the unit is working in the izyum direction, restraining the enem

, that's actually what i'm talking about consequences and i wanted to ask, you call it the tariff maidanthe press writes, the press writes that of course, this is inflation, the rise in prices not only of energy carriers themselves, but of all goods and services, since they are laid, it is due to the slowdown in the growth of the pace of the economy of europe recession and of course this growth of populists is possible in the kh and left-wing parties of left-wing politicians in the elections, that is, russia is trying not only to influence the standard of living of europeans, but also to bring its own politicians whom they support to power in european countries, it reminds me of something, that series, if you 've seen it, arseniers on netflix is ​​dystopian . how do you see the future of europe? there is not much in france, in germany, elections were held in britain , russia, nothing is shining. the only country where there will be elections and where there is a risk is italy, but italy not so sensitive to the cost of energy carriers simply because it is warmer in italy, purely physical

system by releasing judges who were praised in prison during the maidan, then there was the so-called lustration, which did not work at all, and then it was in the 16th year a major judicial reform was indeed foreseen, quite good tools were provided that allowed for the launch, for example, of the supreme court, a higher anti- corruption court a little later yes, but unfortunately , it was not possible to fulfill all the tasks of the judicial reform. and they are quite complex and simple, because what the essence is that it lies in society, well, everyone knows that there are huge problems in the basic system, primarily related to the fact that there are judges in it who actually assign titles, and judges committed corrupt acts there, made arbitrary decisions or they are simply incompetent, and in connection with this, justice does not work in our country, if it should work. therefore, the task of the reform is to identify these persons, to clean the judicial system of these persons and to appoint in their place those with whom there are no questions, that is, honest and independent p

, then another maidan, then a full-scale war - these are all the things that went against these peoplee who live in us in ukraine, and i, the russians, if they did not have such a support, if they did not have the support of all the other things, means mass information those who he lives here in ukraine and they said, let's go, but right now it's a very cool moment, you can meet everything without flowers, we met them with flowers, and that's why it's very important here that we have this moment with you, together with the audience who are watching us, we used it, but we understood that it's not easy the situation is a long situation - we will also talk about the great traumas that every family in ukraine will have about the dead of our loved ones . write it all here with coal in the stone in everyone's head , there is no other way to save ourselves, and that is why we are here with our people who help us, we must always keep them as the most frequent friendship, be able to keep them and understand them. so now ukraine is a lot for me, even yesterday i went i was driving and they told

, then another maidan, then a full-scale war - these are all the things that went against these peoplen us in ukraine, and i, the russians, if they did not have such support, if they didn't have the support of all the rest of the things of the mass media, those who live here in ukraine and said let's go, right now it's a very cool moment . you, together with the viewers who are watching us, we used it, but we understood that this is a difficult situation, a long situation - we will also talk about the great traumas that every family in ukraine will have about the dead of our loved ones . the price for ukrainians is that we will not use this moment, and we all need to write it down in the corner of everyone's head, there is no other way to save ourselves, and that's why we are here with our circle of people who help us, we must definitely keep with them, how to find our other friendship, be able to their to hold and understand yes, ukraine is now for me. yesterday, even i was walking and driving, and they told me that the americans are using ours and the european union . now you don't w

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after the maidan, for the sake of this, the maidan stood and after 2 months.t of an oligarch with a 5 billion state of television channels and all the personal belongings for this, so, well, how would i well, in this sense, after all, in the sense of the election between zelensky poroshenko, the choice of zelensky arrestovich poroshenko. there is no difference, so i cannot guarantee anything here. this is the first. here is the second. what is this all for. arrestovich began to sag badly, it turns out that authority is not enough to zombify. remember, instead of meeting, you cannot change the handbrake with this with a cane. he’s lame, you’re after him run the lame one is gaining solidity and so the arrest officer is gaining solidity to you now it’s not just some arrest officer who will tell the whole truth, but the presidential candidate, a person of the greatest mind, according to evidence , gordon himself will return, moreover now, uh, well, a bunch of crazy people will start to discuss presidential ambitions, compliance with the presidency and that's all.

russia demanded from ukraine only demanded security guarantees even before maidan 1, sought before and after maidan ii ukraine now demands a return to borders 91, that is, moscow's surrender in a situation where russia is advancing. when it surpasses the enemy in resources and remains a nuclear power, its defeat seems categorically impossible, even on the assumption that ukrainians will continue to be armed by the whole world, military experts do not promise victory to kiev. i do not think that hostilities will stop in the near future, neither side ran out of weapons and human resources both sides expect to gain superiority over the other in the winter russia is able to limit gas supplies to europe, which moscow believes will give leverage and force ukraine 's nato friends to push kiev to make peace. ukraine, on the other hand, hopes that the russian military will not be able to fight in the winter then. how the all will win victories due to the high motivation for a quick end to the conflict. i don't expect procrastination kiev is incurring the cost of huge loss of life and scorched e