nataliya pipa for this conversation people's deputy of ukraine tatarka exactly the same to the committee education, science and innovation thank you and well and we will go on a short break on this a few minutes naval forces of ukraine during their existence they had to go through a lot and now they exist not thanks to but in spite of all the trials they have to face especially hard now, however, from the first hours of the invasion, officers and sailors soldiers of the marine corps coast guard and maritime

nataliya pipa for this conversation people's deputy of ukraine tatarka that 's right the committee oneducation, science and innovation thank you and well and we'll go on a short break and and and we'll be back in a few minutes the naval forces of ukraine during their temporary existence had to go through different things and now they exist not thanks to but in spite of all the trials , it is especially difficult for them now, however, from the first hours of the invasion, officers and sailors, marines, coast guard and naval aviation courageously resist the aggressor. on july 3, we celebrate the day of the navy of ukraine according to the merits, it was celebrated on the first of august when, under kuchma , the obsolete cans were distributed between russia and ukraine, later with the term of the fifth president petro poroshenko navy day began to be celebrated precisely on the first sunday of july, the hottest time in the ukrainian navy came in 2014, during the annexation of crimea, pro-russian mercenaries captured the headquarters of the ukrainian navy during the storming , they kidnap

nataliya natalka pipa, people's deputy of ukraine, joined our broadcast. say goodbye to you, but only for today there is mustard rent ivana valevska or raz- have been with you for the past three and a half hours. good evening, this is a program, the proper names of the ukrainian foam program, and i am its host, myroslava vakarchuk , we are his today, larisa voloshina, a psychologist , journalist and tv presenter, larisa. i congratulate you. i don’t hear larisa. i don’t hear larisa, i ask you to say once again, if you can hear me, that we congratulate you, i congratulate you, i congratulate you , the audience, everything is fine, now i hear larisa. we decided to talk with larisa voloshyna, my colleague, about how to submit to the power of the media, to society, to all of us during the war. to be the framework of our communication so that there would not have been this great tension that we all notice, we notice how in society there is a certain tension, a certain nervousness of course it is connected with the war, it is connected with, as we say, the mass p