pavel bobolovych, a polish journalist, is in touch with us, good health, mr.ealth, good health, good evening, well , look, so the question is all of us, we, dowry, i and my colleagues know that this week is a week... grief for the poles, and this is the katyn tragedy one and the katyn tragedy the second, that is, in the 10th year and in the 40th year, this is what the investigation into the disaster where died the president of poland, high-ranking polish leaders, it is over, and what the hell, i would like to ask what the poles think, the poles think that the russians did it on purpose, did it by accident, or a coincidence, or polish pilots, what is the general opinion, is there general opinion about what a huge delegation flew to celebrate anniversary of the mass murder of polish officers by the russians, well, the soviets, and then they got into a plane crash and the entire polish leadership crashed, what do the poles think about this event of the 10th year? sometimes they won't be in the fullness of the people who just happened to be aviacatastrophe je zroz

pavle, sorry, pavel bobolovych, a polish journalist, thank you very, very much, very cleverly laid everything out on the shelves for us, so thank you very much, and ukrainian-polish relations resemble the title of an american film, stupid and even stupider. well, what can you do, we have other politicians for you no, as comrade stalin said about the writers of his time. and finally we waited for mr., i personally can say for sure, i finally waited for mr. volodymyr hrysk, diplomats, minister of foreign affairs for nine years, head of the russian research center, good health, mr. volodymyr, thank you for visiting us, why i make such compliments because it is obvious that the editors. and i'm to blame here, i also couldn't prepare everything, because at night there was a bombardment of israel by iran, and this should logically be the first news, but on sunday no one you won't find, that's why they found you, and you can also, as a diplomat, share your thoughts about these iranian-jewish relations, and my first question, you know, i follow it, and we talk about it often, about international even