, don’t allow yourself to fall into it, i remember, i remember another article, this time by oksana zabushkon article from the 1990s, i remember, i forgot what it’s called, but oksana there already talks about spoke about our inability to speak for the world, and she mentioned in some joint meeting in the association of writers of ukraine, at that time, with westerners, where one writer said: do you know our, well, for example, shevelyov, and when the foreigners said no, this literate woman said, it can be seen, and oksana zabushko says that it's like she was there somewhere in the village of karpatsky, and everyone asked her, and you know, she's from the city... and terribly native may not be familiar at all. and we need to somehow successfully tell the world about him, and we don't have much time left, 10 minutes, i want to ask you about that, you said that you are an optimist, an optimist and you think that there are among ukrainian intellectuals, and people who may have rethought, reimagined russia, have they rethought the russian imperial framework, huh? if i could ask you, maybe you co

i remember, i remember another article this time by oksana zabushko, this is an article from the 1990s remember, i forgot what it was called, but oksana was already talking about, talking about our inability to speak for the world, and she mentioned in some... meeting together in the association of writers of ukraine, at that time, so with western people, where one writer she said, do you know ours, well, for example , shevelyov there, and when the foreigners said no, they said now, it’s visible, and oksana zabushko says that it’s like she was there somewhere in the carpathian village, and everyone asked her, and you you know the city man from zamagorov, you don't know the city man from zamagorov, that is, yes, that... nokogorov, who is very, very familiar, close and terribly close to us, may be a complete stranger, and it is necessary to somehow successfully tell the world about him. we don't have much time left, 10 minutes, i want to ask you about something, you said that you an optimist, an optimist, and you think that among ukrainian intellectuals there are people who can re-think.

intervention, i read the book, i just really love this author, i really liked it, so, eh, eh, now i have oksana zabushkoral books, they look at me like that , i really want to finally get to them, it's from the ukrainians, me in general, i want to read more ukrainian authors now, because for example, my last such a pleasant read, i finished it literally somewhere last week, stefania dymchuk, she is such a ukrainian historian, the book is called the age of fasting and carnivals, it is about the middle ages. she tells how people ate in the middle ages, why we celebrate there, for example, the christmas of nicholas and jordan, the way they dressed, how it all was, well, it was very interesting. that is, people start reading, books are published more actively, despite the war, but how will reading help us in promotion this week of reading, because it’s a little bit , well, i agreed to become an ambassador with pleasure, but i can also be an ambassador of the year of reading, because this week for some reason sometimes drives me away like this is a week of progress, this week we read, and then we can not rea

very popular, new dark ages, maxadruka colony, he surpassed simply in number. pages, even for oksana zabushko and andrii semyankov's dances with bones also remains in the top, and also, if we talk about translations, it is also predicted that boris johnson's book, the churchill factor, how one man changed history, we also have one of the first places, well, they also very often chose a, about the mossad, the most outstanding operations of israeli intelligence, and this book, well, and lastly, too, i will say, again, we have long been about minult did not speak, and finally i complained again, someone to the ministry of culture of ukraine, the artists who are preparing for the 60th... venice biennale complained, and they said publicly, it was a public statement by maksym gorbatsy and victoria, because they throw it away, they said , that the ministry of culture does not help them in any way in the preparation, but it is supported, for example, by the goethe institute or private investors, and the ministry of culture does not help, although the organizers of the venice biennale provided the ven

but it will be very predictable, but i decided to talk to you about another another defeat , as oksana zabushko said, today it is not enough to simply bomb cities, you can... build people's cities, and that is why anatoly dnistrovy and i actually decided to talk about information attacks, about special information operations, which actually arranged by the russian federation against us during the 23rd year, that is, these are the summaries of a year of russian narratives, as they were, and i want to start with such a question, when the war began, it was february of the 22nd year, a full-scale war, then they said, that actually this russian propaganda, it seems to have lost its influence on ukrainian society, on western society, but then somehow it happened that we have seen it very strongly in the last six months, the last year, that somehow they learned, or is it possible you have a different one answer, and their propaganda and their ipso , which is called, became really effective, and it is felt in ukrainian society, why, what is the reason, i think that the russians , in fact, they... did n