our guest today is oleksandra matviychuk. she heads the center for civil liberties in ukraine. the center was decent. nobel peace prize in 2022 together with the russian non-governmental organization memorial and the belarusian activist alesii bilyatsky. thank you very much for the fact that you are visiting us today. thank you for the invitation. after more than two years of war in ukraine, we all know about buchirpin and mariupol. what do you still find evidence of crimes in ukraine today? we have been documenting crimes for 10 years, because this war did not start in february 2022, in february 2014. when ukraine got a chance for a quick democratic transition after the fall of the authoritarian regime as a result of the revolution. and in order to stop us on this path, russia entered the game. russia uses war crimes to intimidate. this is a conscious russian policy state russia is trying to break the people's resistance and occupy the country with a tool that i call the immense pain of the civilian population. that's why we're documenting this pain in our joint database of th

our guest today is oleksandra matviychuk. years, because this war did not start in february 2022, but in february 2014, when ukraine got a chance for a quick democratic transition after the fall of the authoritarian regime due to the revolution of dignity, and in order to stop us on this path, russia entered the game. russia uses war crimes for intimidation, this is a deliberate policy of the russian state. russia is trying to break the people's resistance and... occupy the country with a tool i call immense pain civilian population, that's why we document this pain in our joint database of the tribunal for putin, in just these two years of large-scale invasion, we documented more than 64 thousand episodes of war crimes, but you will continue to find them, because last year ukraine was able to regain part of the territory , there is a lull on the front lines now, do you continue to uncover crimes that you may not even have suspected before? yes, because when we talk about this kind of crime like sexual violence, it is very hidden a crime, and people will dare to speak when a certain t

many thanks to oleksandra matviychuk for this conversation on france 24 and thank you very much to our viewers for being with us. greetings, dear tv viewers, on the air of the tv channel studio zahid program, we will analyze the most important events of this week. our guests today are roman bezsmertny and oleksandr morozov. our first the guest is the iconic ukrainian politician and diplomat, roman bezsmertnyi. glory to ukraine, mr. roman, i congratulate you. glory to the heroes, i congratulate you, mr. antin. mr. roman, what, now we see, we feel that putin is using a certain window of opportunity. in particular, when we talk about the situation in the united states and when we see the projection on the great front of the russian-ukrainian war, particularly in the east, the extraordinary activation of the enemy, we understand that the united states will mature sooner or later, and the critical situation is already present. diplomatic artillery will now enter the battle, and the first such signal is two initiatives. one came from ankara, with which the president of turkey, tayyip recep e

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thank you very much to oleksandra matviychuk for this conversation on france 24. and thank you very much to our viewers for being with us. good evening, we are from ukraine. congratulations, young man, now he has joined us, we continue the great ether, i remind you that my name is vasyl zima, an air alert has been declared throughout the territory of our country, two mih 31k planes have taken off from the savasriyka airfield and are moving to the ryazan region. two sides of the enemy's potential missile carriers are now in the sky, so it is advisable to be in shelters, well, i will tell you about the most important news, as of now. polish protesters and the police started stopping passenger buses at the border, deputy prime minister of ukraine oleksandr kubrakov said. he added that there were no explanations from the participants of the action, he emphasized that these actions are unacceptable, because in wartime, because in wartime passengers of such buses are usually socially disadvantaged women with young children. protected sections of the population, military

our guest today is oleksandra matviychuk. she heads the center for civil liberties in ukraine.awarded the nobel peace prize back in 2022 together with a russian non-governmental organization. got a chance for a quick democratic transition after the fall of the authoritarian regime as a result of the revolution of dignity, and in order to to stop us on this path, russia entered the game. russia uses war crimes for intimidation, this is a deliberate policy of the russian state. russia is trying to break the people's resistance and occupy the country with a tool that i call the immense pain of the civilian population. so we're documenting this one. episodes of war crimes, but do you continue to find them in the future, because last year ukraine was able to win back part of the territory, and now there is peace on the front line, do you continue to reveal the crimes about which maybe you didn't even suspect it before? yes, because when we talk about this type of crime like sexual assault, it is a very hidden crime and people will dare to speak after a certain time. last weekend, ru