disbanded, i.e. reformatted, do you think this is realistic, because i recently spoke with oleksandr matviychukr example, and she says that this is not a completely realistic scenario in her opinion , my thesis is that they should either change or disappear, that is, i give them a chance to change, i am clearly aware that the international committee of the red cross is a well-known important organization, they are registered in the geneva conventions, it will not be an easy process, we understand it, i am here ready to confirm the words of oleksandr matviychuk, it will not be it will be easy for ukraine, it will not be easy for the world, but if they understand that they are not fulfilling their mandate, and they are not fulfilling it, the russian side does not allow ukrainian prisoners of war and they do not want to do anything about it, they do not condemn it publicly, they do not seek it new approaches, they do not attract any new partners, they do not try to put pressure on a country that does not comply with the geneva conventions, so the mandate is not fulfilled here, or you change your w

also ivan fedorov, the mayor of melitopol, who was also once imprisoned by the russians of oleksandr matviychuk is a human rights defender, head of the center for civil liberties organization, who recently also received the nobel peace prize for the way her organization records and documents russian crimes on the territory of ukraine. the representative of the state emergency service of ukraine, head of the department oleksandr chekrygin, will also receive the sakharov prize. and of course, the movement of civil resistance to the occupation, the yellow ribbon, which will be presented by yaroslav bozhko, to say a few words about the sakharov prize, it was launched in 1988 in honor of the soviet dissident andriy sakharov. last year, the sakharov prize was awarded to the russian opposition leader oleksiy navalny, outside the previous belarusian opposition . the sakharov prize was already awarded to the famous ukrainian director oleg sentsov in 2018. at that time, he was in a russian prison and was able to come to strasbourg for the prize only a year later, and the first sakharova became nelson man

comes to providing us with the appropriate weapons that our partners have not yet managed to oleksandr matviychuk, i will now quote from the center of civil liberties, who was present at the awarding and awarding of the sakharov prize, we spent three intensive days in the european parliament , they told us all that we are fighting not only for ukraine, but also for the whole of europe, therefore at a joint press conference together with the president i directly asked the european parliament, if this is so, then why my friend, ukrainian defender andriana susak, was blown up by a mine in a civilian car, while so many countries have armored vehicles in their warehouses, there are reflections on this account now in the european parliament today. today, in the european parliament, of course, they also say that. but actually, we must state that european states care about their security first of all, and they have now begun to actively publish about the state of their army, the state of their army where their weapons are located, because for many years the european union and each state of the european u

desired result in ukraine, but any terms will be deceptive, and i do not want to deceive people oleksandr matviychuk, head of the center for civil liberties, who received the nobel peace prize this year, said in his nobel lecture about the fact that trials of post-war criminals such as putin and lukashenko should be started before victory, we should not wait for the final, as it was after the second world war, and now, in your opinion, should it be started? be such that the special tribunals in russia will work even before ukraine wins, you know that in 1942 the allies of the anti-hitler coalition decided that they would condemn the top of the nazi regime and the victory came only in the 45th year, i certainly do not imply that the war of russia against ukraine will last so long, but this is a very important story that tells us that we need to prepare for the tribunal and start at least collecting evidence in advance, and not wait for victory, this is exactly what we are working on so that the tribunal is not all brought immediately, put on trial, it is a certain process, it must take place in accor

our nobel prize laureate oleksandr matviychuk says that it will be at least a three-level tribunal, whichhey are now proposing to the international community so that all the facts of violations, all the facts of aggression, all involved and received the appropriate sentences so that this does not become the responsibility of mr. putin only would judge robentrop and uh hitler yes, but the last ones who showed themselves personally made this choice in the concentration camps literally a year ago and the last one was condemned well, my last question to you is that we have very little time, but i really want to ask , so if you can briefly, the situation in kosovo how dangerous it is for europe now, and do you still know if there is a russian trace there, a russian trace is there, in principle, it has always been there many times, they very seriously support the serbian orthodox church, and especially on the territory of kosovo, and they constantly and we know what influence does influence have on official belgrade and on the level of advisers and on the level of domestic politics? and that is

this is legendary paramedic taira yuliya pechevska this is ivan fedorov of melitopol this is oleksandr matviychuk human rights defender e.e. head of the center for civil liberties who also received the nobel prize this year the award ceremony was also attended by representatives of the state service for emergency situations and the well-known movement of civil resistance to the occupation, the yellow ribbon. well , the sakharov prize was launched in 1988. among the prominent ukrainians who received it, the last one was oleg sentsov in 2018, when he was in the russian queue studio thank you tanya and thank you to all those who really stand with ukraine this was our correspondent tetyana vysotska from the european parliament from strasbourg currently this there was all the news at that time, you can read more news on our website espresso tv, a brief summary of the main points on the telegram channel and on youtube my colleagues khrystyna yatskiv antin burkovskyi literally in a moment they will continue the broadcast of the espresso tv channel and we will see each other in less than an hour let's se

its citizens, the nobel committee recognized for the first time in history, in particular oleksandr matviychuk emphasized this in his speech - he said he was proud that ukrainian was spoken at the official nobel ceremony and emphasized that the world must respond to systematic violations of human rights committed by russia, we receive the nobel peace prize during a war started by russia, this war has been going on for 8 years, 9 months and 21 days , such words as shelling, torture, deportation, filtration camps, you don't have to be ukrainian to support ukraine , it's enough to just be a bystander for millions of people 80 laureates of this year's peace prize were announced on october 7, and the nobel committee recognized the ukrainian center for civil liberties, the russian human rights society, the memorial liquidated last year for disobedience to the crimea, and the belarusian political prisoner les biletskyi in a comment on their choice. alfred nobel on peace and brotherhood among nations. this approach greatly infuriated ukrainians, who say that countries that are openly aggressive cannot

belarus and russia memorial, i would like to end this broadcast with a fragment of the speech of oleksandr matviychukad of the center for civil liberties, we ask that russian troops purposefully destroy residential buildings, churches, schools, hospitals, shoot evacuation corridors, imprison people in filtration camps, carry out forced deportations of the population, kidnap, torture and kill in the occupied territories, the russian people will bear responsibility for this

nomination noted the role of emergency service volunteer yulia paevska human rights defender oleksandr matviychuke mayor of melitopol, ivan fedorov, as well as the movement of civil resistance to the occupation, the yellow ribbon maria prosku spoke with the founder and coordinator of the yellow ribbon, our movement works from luhansk oblast to crimea, just from me as the coordinator depends on many such important issues of the management of all our help in the mini-company, so it is preferable to still remain so anonymous born in kherson worked in kherson for some kind of activism not very much, my father never spoke there, a participant in the orange revolution, the revolution of dignity, the truth is, he already took our whole family, that 's why i was a relatively small teenager, i served bricks, i honestly didn't expect from kherson what kind of opposition, for example, can everyone there, who has not been to the south of ukraine, i think that everyone there is very pro-russian, but what happened in the first days of march and the last days of february, well, it ’s just not possible to descri

defender oleksandra matviychuk arrived from the grand tour, where she received truly deserved recognition and the first nobel prize for ukrainians. so, i welcome you to our studio oleksandrfirst of all, i congratulate you on the high award, and i also want to personally thank you for the sincere speech you gave during the ceremony. you wrote on social networks that you thought through every word during the meeting and during breaks in the kitchen and on the road. that everything you say was important to you, because it will depend on whether you will be heard, and you were heard by the hall, in particular, you said that there is a war between authoritarianism . democracy, you don't need to be a ukrainian to support ukraine, because it's enough to be just a person now, turning back and scrolling through your own words, would you like to add something, i am a student of yevhena sverstyuk, this is a famous dissident, philosopher, writer, and thanks to this i understand that we all stand on the shoulders of our predecessors and if the format of the speech allowed , i would definitely like to mention the struggle that was waged and its endurance of different generations of di