myroslav marynovych, a political prisoner of the ussr and the founder of the ukrainian helsinki unionshared his life story. together with myroslava barchuk , they talked about the phenomenon of ukrainian dissidence in the kyiv region. the conversation has been initiated. until the 75th the jubilee of the human rights defender was dedicated to the decisive role of dissidents in preserving statehood. myroslav morynovych became a living witness of the tragic history of soviet ukraine. from his history, the reasons for today's full-scale war become clear. when we read about the resistance of the sixties, about the resistance of dissidents, about the camps. in which they were, we understand the connection of today's war, we understand what this war is for, why it is being fought, there were very few dissidents, but they chose this path, yes, to be imprisoned for the truth, to defend human rights, to defend ukrainian culture, ukrainians have demonstrated that they are the heirs of those values ​​that the dissidents had, namely, when there is... a choice between the instinct of self-preserva

myroslav marynovych became alive a witness to the tragic history of soviet ukraine. from his stories, the reasons for today's full-scale war become clear. we give about the resistance of the sixties, about the resistance of the dissidents, about the camps in which they were. we understand the connection of today's war, we understand what this war is for, why it is being fought, there were very few dissidents, but they chose this path, yes, to be bound for the truth, to defend human rights, to defend ukrainian culture. ukrainians have demonstrated that they are the heirs of those values ​​that...were dissidents, namely, when in march alone, ukraine may lose uah 6.5 billion in customs revenue due to the blocking of the border by polish demonstrators. despite the conflict with the neighbors, our stores are stocked with polish goods. what products are from poland? are in the range of supermarkets and whether the citizens of bylotserki willingly buy them, my colleague lyubov gerashchenko inspected. sweets, tea, coffee and many other products that are brought from poland t