help yourself and others, go to howar.com. 1.1 is back on the air, the night watch is with you, natali ostrovskaky, we're talking about how to talk about the war with young people, and how to balance negative news , and not to lose common sense, a healthy psyche, and still learn the reality of war, because we are living and a full-scale invasion, it is still going on. how to balance here mr. ruslan? it is difficult for me to say how to balance, because well, i mostly consume news from russian tv channels, from russian, and it is very difficult, i thought that i am 10 years old, while i am watching this russian tv, that i am already that old-fashioned, but nevertheless, the last few months, it's simple, it's very difficult for the psyche, so i wouldn't extrapolate my case and wouldn't advise anyone. this is a heavy drug, all these scabies, nightingales, it is simply harmful to the psyche, but nevertheless, it seems to me very important from various sources, but reliable sources, to take information and understand that if you go to telegram, everything can be there , whatever, don't take it for gr

natali ostrovska, i'm yevhen plinsky. taras semenyuk, an international political scientist, is our guest. about the difficult stage of ukraine's relations with poland and international support, which we really need, but whether it will be available in the near future due to all these difficulties, including the election process in the eu, we discuss on our broadcast. mr. taras , we would conclude by saying that the issue of the grain conflict with poland is, on the one hand, purely a matter of business, yes, who buys, polish traders bought grain there cheaper, on the other hand, it was converted... into diplomatic and already political problems that are brewing in relations with poland, the risks that have arisen, was it possible to calculate them, how should we now get out of them, i think it was possible to calculate , this is already a matter for the relevant ministry, obviously negotiators and business, yes, that is, in my opinion, it should look like this, the minister calls others, i say look, i have a question, i h