merezhko says, fight until end and choose your right, implement your program. because after all, he isuite a public person, he is very well known by his western partners, in particular in the united states of america, how do you see this conflict that is unfolding around kubrakov and mustafa nayem, who was part of his team, and these unexpected resignations, unexpected statements, what does this indicate? uh, well, i'm looking at it from a distance, i don't have any... inside information about what 's going on, but it looks like it is about, well, you know, a corporation, a corporate struggle, that is, one team against another team, and to be honest, i have not heard about these principles, programs and everything else that the people's deputy from the ruling faction said about before that, not now. in the midst of the whole scandal, i did not hear about any programmatic, ideological or ideological differences between, well, for example, between prime minister shmyhal and mustafa nai. all this boils down to the fact that it is simply about access to a certain resource and control over

you is a news release from our partners from the bbc, then in 15 minutes we will have oleksandr merezhko pavlenko and yaroslav yurchyshyn, people's deputies of ukraine, on the air, wait, or rather, stay with us, i'll be back in 15 minutes. at least seven patriots are needed to protect ukrainian cities from russian attacks and to rebuild at least part of the destroyed energy sector by winter. such very specific needs of kyiv were voiced in... in berlin at the conference on the restoration of ukraine, where representatives of more than fifty countries gathered. what do they promise to help with? we talk about this on the bbc, live from london, i'm yevgenia shedlovska. international partners know the needs of ukraine, they are not new and extremely urgent. now one of the key is how to protect energy facilities and restore destroyed ones. we will talk about energy in detail a little later, and now about the conference in berlin, where they will discuss.

oleksandr merezhko , talks about the great role of the parliament, it is great, but if the parla parliamentl not be involved in the negotiations and will not understand what exactly we plan to approve and adopt, what legislation and how it will be reflected on ukrainian interests, it is unlikely that votes will be found for such a vote. therefore, it is necessary to approach the process as inclusively as possible, so to speak. we have literally two left a few minutes, but i would like to ask you one more question about the prospects for the nato summit in july. what are the prospects that can speed up the decision on ukraine joining the alliance? literally 30 seconds each. mr. rostislav. the same logic that we just discussed regarding the european union, inclusive professional teams. including from people's deputies and including from the opposition should work out what the white house calls a bridge to membership, they say, there will be no invitation, there will be a bridge to the invitation, this bridge should be very specific with concrete stages and very clearly written. ms. yulia, wha

oleksandr merezhko, people's deputy of ukraine from the servant of the people and chairman of the parliamentaryee, joins our broadcast committee on foreign policy and interparliamentary cooperation. mr. oleksandr, good evening to you. good evening. last week, you and i discussed the prospects of a peace summit. now it has already taken place and we have the text of the communique. in the first paragraph, in particular, the term " russia's war against ukraine" was used. do you think that the role of russia is sufficiently well described in this document? perhaps these terms could have been sharper, or are these formulations acceptable anyway? well, of course, one could say that one would like to see more sharp, well, i wouldn't even say sharp, it is about such legal international legal precision. it would be more accurate to call it aggression, so russian aggression or war of aggression, that is, a war, an aggressive war against ukraine, but even what is, what has been achieved, it is already such a political, weighty, political and even legal success, that is things are still called by their na