defense, then the worst punishment, but you went as an ambassador to slovenia, here is your punishment, oleksia, look, you are two dimensions, questions, the question of what to punish the slovenians for, here , actually, the poor slovenians, yes, but in this case, when we are talking about the institution of reputation, reputation is such a concept, first of all, the fmr. secondly, in the internal dimension it is read in the same way, but there is an external dimension, and here with a light hand precisely ours colleagues of danylo mokryk, i remembered this, and now i will ask my colleagues to prepare it and show it, because danylo told the story of the vice-president of ukraine, who has , perhaps, sometimes more powers than the president, well, we are all with you, colleagues, remember we believe that tens of millions of ukrainians voted for vice president andriy yermak and for all of his supporters. weighing international, internal, personnel, force, judicial, and all others, and when i listened to this program, danyla, i paid attention again to what is called the reputation of all of us and

oleksia, good evening, so let's try to see how the ukrainian energy industry looks after the latest russianks and what we should prepare for. well, let's proceed from the fact that the rashists carry out their terrorist attacks on civilian infrastructure, try to strike precisely at... the object of maneuvering power, that is, these are the objects of generation on coal and hydroelectric power plants, and why are these objects needed in the system , these objects connect... to the generation of electrical energy the moments of peak consumption, our consumption peaks in the evening and in the morning, this means that precisely by knocking these objects out of the system, the rasists limit our ability to balance the system, thereby actually creating the conditions when it is necessary to limit our consumers, what else needs to be said, but after all, these objects that they are destroying today are... objects that were built in soviet times, they are unique, the equipment that they are destroying is unique, in fact, to restore them, it is necessary to be quite serious, and time frames, and log

little thing, don't pay attention to it, uh, let's be to gather all the opinions of all colleagues, oleksia this decision on the eve of this decision, i do not agree with the fact that putin is going, or was going to, ah, agree on something with trump, he was counting on trump's victory not in order to lead with negotiations with him, he is sure that trump will simply put pressure on ukraine in case of victory, as we actually know from orban's words, that is, he will stop helping ukraine altogether and will demand. from the ukrainians to stop, putin himself was not going to take any on himself even under such conditions obligations and to stop, so it seems to me that this position needs to be adjusted a little, but of course they expected, uh, that trump would still complete the tasks they assigned him, well actually, because it looks like they are methodical they didn't have a plan b ready, and that's why everything went awry, because even a day before the vote, we noticed what praises they were singing with ... taylor green, remember, major green there, that is, oh, the best, but the next

to pay for this loan the freezing of assets of russian oligarchs in the united states, but again oleksia, we do not have concrete terms yet, various dates were mentioned, they said, maybe the second half. maybe may, let's keep an eye on it, everything will depend on how quickly the speaker can come to an agreement with the republicans in the congress and also with the white house. ostap, thank you very much, i will remind our viewers that the voice of america journalist, ostap yarysh, was in touch with us. and we continue: greece can transfer up to 32 f-16 fighter jets to ukraine, greek media reported on april 10. the commander of nato's joint forces in europe, general cavoli, has denied the report that the f-16 fighter jets are no longer that useful on the battlefield. at the hearings in congress, the american general spoke about the importance of transferring the f-16 to ukraine and shared the biggest difficulties allies face in the process of training ukrainian pilots. some analysts believe that f-16 aircraft cannot help ukraine. do you share this opinion, general? the f-16 will help,

data, well, that's a lot. .. in brief, i would say, the main points of this law on mobilization, oleksiabut considering the procedure itself, how it all happened, that these are all 400 amendments, in fact no one supported them and there were no votes for these amendments, and there was formal just the procedure for passing these 400 amendments , almost 400 amendments with the exception of committee ones, was it necessary to arrange... this long period of consideration of this draft law, which is so necessary during the war, and was it necessary to follow the procedural rules in the verkhovna rada of ukraine, taking into account that , that there is a war in the country, and the leader of the mobilization process one way or another, if he did not want it, is the supreme commander of the armed forces of ukraine, and all this was possible. much easier and faster to do? well, firstly, no one, no one canceled the procedure, you need to follow the law and the procedure, it is on the one hand, on the other hand, well, it is generally a habit of the current government, we even remember laws tha

to create a new one, well, it is absolutely, absolutely obvious and everything is correct, you say oleksia, but the reality is that in the conditions of monopolies , perhaps we should talk about... mono-responsibility, because when it comes to mono-power, then everything is absolutely obvious, there is a parliamentary majority headed by the servant of the people, or rather the servant of the people is a mono-majority, and when it comes to responsibility, there is no mono-responsibility, then this one for some reason, responsibility is blurred here, well, i would n't say that it is blurred, nothing, sorry, but look, well, with the law on mobilization , it turned out that way, no matter how much they tried to blur responsibility, no matter how much the president tried to get rid of it. as a result, his party voted for exactly the law that he immediately submitted, that's all, period, and as a result had to vote for exactly such an option that was immediately proposed, because it turned out that there was no alternative to it, no matter how much the president wanted it to avoid, and now he hi

oleksia.od evening, well, let's try to see how the ukrainian energy industry looks after the latest russian attacks and what we should prepare for? well, let's assume that the russians carry out their terrorist attacks on civilian infrastructure, try to strike precisely at the objects of maneuverability, that is, these are coal-fired and hydroelectric generation facilities'. stations, and why are these objects needed in the system? these objects are connected to the generation of electrical energy, the moments of peak consumption, our peak consumption in the evening and in the morning, which means that just by knocking these objects out of the system, the raters are limiting our ability to balance the system, thereby actually creating conditions where we need to do the restrictions of our consumers, what else? it must be said that, after all, these objects that they are destroying today are objects that were built in soviet times, they are unique, the equipment they destroy is one-of-a-kind, i

that's very short, the thesis, i would say, the thesis of the basic law. about the mobilization, oleksia, considering the procedure itself, how it all happened, that all 400 amendments, in fact no one supported it, and there were no votes for these amendments, and it was just a formal procedure for passing these 400 amendments, almost 4 thousand amendments, with the exception of committee ones, if necessary was to arrange this long period of consideration of this draft law, which is so necessary... during the war and whether it was necessary to follow the procedural norms in the verkhovna rada of ukraine, taking into account the fact that there is a war in the country, and the leader of the mobilization process one way or another, if he didn't want it, there is a supreme commander of the armed forces of ukraine, and all this could be done much easier and faster? well, first of all, no one, no one... has canceled the procedure, the law must be followed and the procedure, this is on the one hand, on the other hand, well, in general habit of the current government, we remember even the laws

create a new one, well, it is absolutely, absolutely obvious, and everything is correct, you say oleksiathe reality is that in the conditions of monopolies, it is probably necessary to talk about mono-responsibility, because when it comes to monopolies, then. .. everything is absolutely obvious, there is a parliamentary majority headed by the servant of the people, or rather, the servant of the people is a monomajority, and when it comes to responsibility, there is no monoresponsibility, so for some reason this responsibility is blurred in us, well, i would not say that it is unclear, nothing, sorry, but look, well, with the law on mobilization, it turned out that way, no matter how hard they tried to blur the responsibility, no matter how much the president tried to avoid it, as a result, his party voted... for the law that he immediately submitted, that's all, period, and as a result, we had to vote for exactly such an option, which was immediately proposed, because it turned out that there was no alternative to it, no matter how much the president wanted to avoid it, and now he himsel

and we it is possible to significantly increase the training of people by the time they first enter oleksia, but how does training take place or the training of sergeants or junior officers, because in fact they are the same, junior officers come from training, and sergeants must be educated independently, as is the case with all the important elements of combat management in your country, so naturally, when young officers arrive who have recently been mobilized after training centers for personnel officers in... a minority, let's say, they basically first work in the same way with their soldiers, on training grounds, they additionally undergo the same training as the soldiers undergo, and then we work with them separately, their mentors, their commanders work conditionally with them, who convey exactly what they need to know from the experience of managing people at different levels. in principle, we have the opportunity to send to training centers for some basic leadership courses, basic sergeant courses, and yet the bulk of sergeants are initiative soldiers, whom we consider on the spot