conversation, ivan u z candidate of economic sciences, the chief consultant of the national institute of strategic studiesn touch . well, vasyl, we are just waiting now to give when this extreme limit of default should come and we hope that the ceiling when we can still dial debts will increase and then we will tell in detail so this was the last information from the economic front and oleksandr morshchevka i say goodbye to you but not goodbye big broadcast vasyl zima will tell a lot more interesting things. you get to work without tripe german ointment for pain in the joints and muscles met with eyes returns circle of freedom in joints and muscles natural tripe ointment from dr. theis ask at pharmacies we wish the health and pharmacy of your family zivokostom ointment 100 g with a 10% discount » we continue and now it is a very important topic that i will voice up to 11 years in prison two policemen were convicted of drunkards from the city of kagarlyk i will remind you maybe who has forgotten may 23, 2020 two the police officers were sent to the police station, a witness of the theft, a local resident,

he brought and what will be discussed by alina hrytsenko , chief consultant of the national institute of strategic studiesr. alina i congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes good day mrs. alina well let's be very brief now, do you know how he came today or not, of course, how do i know? i think that according to the standard scheme , just as the majority of politicians and government representatives of other governments come states, i.e. through poland, so i can offer the most obvious option as to how exactly he came to ukraine, but the russian federation greeted him very brightly the day before with large-scale shelling of the capital, so i don't know if he liked such a greeting ms. alina, look, he brought this peaceful initiative which consists of 12 points , er, this peace initiative. we all in ukraine have already read along the diagonal, well, everywhere, er, what exactly. that is, i understood that this 12- point initiative is like a constructor to which now all the parties that will discuss it will add something or take something away like this what we mean by a peaceful initiative is

of other aircraft, and add experts to the broadcast of oleksiy the hedgehog of the national institute of strategic studiesons, i congratulate you. well, the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine, mr. kuleb, was just quoted. and i will also quote the guardian publication, which notes that literally the day before, in their article, the authors write that the statement of the joint committee is the prime minister of britain the netherlands means that the agreement on the creation of an international coalition is a big positive, but here it is worth talking not only about the fact that the planes will be purchased, in particular , it is about the 16 that we have been waiting for so long and asking for in the west, but also about the training of our pilots, and there are a number of other important nuances , that is, can we say that the first step has been taken, and similar statements were made about the tank coalition, remember in the european union, take the first step by contacting the germans, poles, americans, canadians, and then we will supply tanks to ukraine, the same applies to airplane

viewers, what's on the air of espresso commercials bo oleksiy ezhik experts of the national institute of strategic studiesnd now valentin batrak is joining us director of the center for research of the army conversion and disarmament analytics writer valentino congratulations, mr. serhiy, we they probably heard a piece of our conversation with oleksiy izhak, we talked about the prospects of the ukrainian army, but where is it moving and you? i would like to ask, almost 15 months of the war have already passed, whether it is possible to draw conclusions about what the national defense industry did to make our army more powerful, if not i did it, why, and if i did it, what and how is it noticeable on the battlefield. if possible, i just want to start with the continuation , so to speak, of what oleksiy said, he said a very cool thesis, in my opinion, that technologies should be simple, modern technologies and they have what makes them work, new technologies work because they are cheaper, more accessible, but can be used en masse, at the same time , the use of the latest materials, the latest achievements, a

this well it stops russia's ability to further at least we have an expert from the national institute of strategic studies in touch with us, what's up friends? we continue our broadcast of the following information: the country needs one hundred percent air defense, which is impossible without modern fighter jets , the president of ukraine said this in an address at the council of europe summit in reykjavík he called for ukraine to provide aircraft to protect ukrainian skies from russian missiles a year ago we could not shoot down most of the terrorists' missiles especially ballistic ones and when i ask can we do it now? can we do something when we are united and determined to protect life the answer is you and i in unity will give 100% in any matter when the goal is to protect our people and our europe we also need more of these modern fighter jets without which no system air defense will not be perfect, and i am sure that we will get there. 100% should be our benchmark. we must give 0% to the aggressor, and at the beginning we will talk with yevgenia kravchuk, the deputy head of the committee of the ver

thank you, oleksiy yerzhak, an analyst at the national institute of strategic studies, was in touch withwill talk about how to protect human rights and the rights of military personnel in our country. olena bilyachkova, coordinator of the comedy initiative for human rights on work with the families of prisoners of war olena, we congratulate slava ukraine igraem slava the other day, the state bureau of investigation reported suspicion of treason to the head of the material service of the rear of the 501st battalion of marines because of his actions 277 defenders of mariupol ended up in polonia, we are probably talking now only about suspicion, according to the investigation, he entered into a relationship with the russians and persuaded the commander to surrender , at the same time, the dbr closed the proceedings against the servicemen of this battalion themselves, they were suspected of desertion, the details of this hot case were analyzed and you olena, tell us in a little more detail what exactly made the dbr to change its approach to this case , because a huge number of our soldiers w

partners are preparing for the russians. of sciences and the chief consultant of the national institute of strategic studies tv viewers, well, actually, what about this record shortage since 1996? is it true that everyone went to war or those who didn’t go ran away somewhere pointed his heels somewhere abroad absolutely because, you know, in the russian federation there is a huge problem with really providing a sufficient number of labor resources for its economy, because i will remind you that with the seal of the so-called of their from the point of view of a special military operation, a certain viti of citizens has already begun there. and after the so-called partial mobilization was announced again, even more people. according to various estimates, from one to two million there, a million russians simply left because everyone understands that staying with russia is is to live under the risks that sooner or later you will be excluded from the army. and there is an additional risk that when you analyze the legislation of the russian federation and understand that it is done more there, it is possible to

now to us oleksia ezhik, an expert of the national institute of strategic studies, joins oleksiy.ratulations, i welcome you. usually, wars are easier to analyze after they end, but 15 months have already passed, and it seems that this is already a sufficient period to make such preliminary conclusions and assessments on in your opinion, is there something so fundamentally new in this war that needs to be taken into account, or does it have such a hybrid character that, relatively speaking, combines a mixture of the approaches of the first and second world wars with separate interspersions of new technologies that your evaluations here we can talk about tactics and techniques and about procedures because there are many aspects of course we can talk about what is new or what is key in general in war as a process that is political economic social this complex process there is its own sign to talk about what is actually on the battlefield, what technologies can be talked about from this point of view, what turned out to be the most used, and what turned out to be the most new and key,

three years with us in touch now yaroslav zhelilo economist deputy director of the national institute of strategic studies congratulations to yaroslav good night, here is some interesting information from the fallout, it’s nicer altayms, which reports that the european union is discussing plans to send ukraine profits from the frozen assets of the russian federation, but in general , i would like to talk about what kind of help we currently need from our partners, well, in general. of course, we, ukraine , are very calculated to support our partners . actually, there are plans against support , but it is necessary to understand that this aid must be staged, that is, while the war is still going on , but still today we can talk about the fact that there is some support, you mentioned ebr support, it is really me that concerns the restoration of infrastructure and residential infrastructure and communal infrastructure in those destroyed territories that are currently occupied and will continue to be occupied , we hope that as soon as possible, an equally important direction is e- strengthening the stability