his performances are very cool - this is a very cool bright and bright politician in ukraine oleksandr shcherbaa diplomat, a former ambassador from on behalf of the armed forces of ukraine in 2021-222, the former ambassador of ukraine to austria from the 14th to the 21st oleksandr, we congratulate you glory to ukraine, well, the 11th extremely special session of the general assembly i can say so solemnly in a protocol voice i will read so the 11th extremely special session of the un general assembly yesterday late in the evening began with consideration of the draft resolution on the non-recognition of pseudo-referendums in the territories of ukraine temporarily occupied by russia, we understand that we hope for a healthy vote, and the key question is what are the possible consequences if they vote right well according to the truth well you know uh the united nations now uh just like the whole world is divided into three groups i would say the first group is the conscious uh hmmm the smart ones the brave ones who can see that ukraine is fighting for its absolutely natural right to be, and russi

guests of the games, the hair is the director of the center for middle eastern studies, and oleksandr shcherba, the ukrainian diplomat and the ambassador of ukraine in austria from the age of 14 to 21. i welcome you on the air. so, thank you for visiting and we will start with the hottest news, this is the news that after the shelling of the ships by unknown aircraft the black sea fleet in sevastopol, the russian black sea fleet in sevastopol, and russia declared that because of this insidious attack by ukraine on their peaceful ships, which were quite legally shelling ukrainian cities and killing ukrainian children before that, and they, uh, because of this, are now leaving the grain agreement, i will remind for our viewers that ukraine actually did not join this grain agreement, that is, it did not actually sign it with anyone, it was concluded between russia, the united nations, and turkey, and the actual question is gentlemen, to both of you, what do you think about this step of russia, about its consequences for ukraine, for our continental history as a whole, how much will this cut reall