confrontation for almost 10 years, we will talk with our regular expert, political scientist rastislav ishchenkooon, good afternoon. rastislav, it’s even difficult. imagine what people in donbass have experienced over the past 10 years, are there any statistics or at least an idea of ​​the scale of the psychological trauma inflicted? well , there are always statistics, the question is how correct it is, firstly, and secondly, how much it corresponds to our ideas about what it is psychological trauma, i will explain, there are extensive statistics from the united nations organization regarding military conflicts and... its heirs, after the great patriotic war it was simply not possible to provide such volumes of psychological assistance to everyone who needed it, it was necessary to restore, feed, restore the destroyed, feed people, so this concept was very far from us, that is , we, in principle, we were only after the fighting in afghanistan, which means we were faced with a situation of post-traumatic syndrome there there on a large scale, relatively, and they began to somehow work with it, bu

let's talk to our regular expert, political scientist, historian rastislav ishchenko. d afternoon. almost 10 years of war in donbass, evacuation, constant shelling, long separation. how in these conditions? families were preserved, what efforts it took for women, shelling, yes, after all, this was, well, as a deliberate policy of the kiev regime, let me remind you of the famous words of poroshenko. women of donbass so that psychologically broken things happen to them, so that they say that all this is enough, yes, we don’t need it more fighting, we also want to go to school, we don’t want to sit in basements and so on, we have to give them their due, they withstood all this, if we compare it with what is happening now in ukraine, where we constantly see broken families, when women left for europe, they simply changed families, started everything from scratch, in... trials, how much of a conscious and natural choice this was for... and we were very much at odds with the west in this regard, there was precisely pressure on tradition, deliberate suppression of tradition an

we will talk with our regular expert, political scientist, historian rastislav ishchenko about what recente meant for the women of novorossiya and how today they inspire strength in those who defend the fatherland. rastislav, good afternoon, good afternoon. almost 10 years of war in donbass, evacuation, constant shelling. we must give them their due, they withstood all this, if we compare it with what is happening now in ukraine, where we constantly see broken families, when women went to europe, they simply changed families, started everything from scratch, in a new society, in new conditions , well, i understand that in this same donbass, not all families survived, in general there is no such society where all families would be preserved completely, but nevertheless we just see - in this case, a huge number of examples when families are strengthened under such a thing kind of pressure, in general, this testifies, first of all, to how awareness of your rightness, your historical rightness, it gives inner strength, inner core in order to hold on, and again, first of all, when you understan

for almost 10 years, we will talk with our regular expert, political scientist, rostislav ishchenko. rastislavv, it’s difficult even for yourself imagine what people in donbass have experienced over the past 10 years, and there are some statistics or at least an idea of ​​the scale ( the fact is that the missions work, they mainly consist of western psychologists, and the concept, it was born in the west, it sounds something like this: no matter whether you feel the need for all-logical help or not , you need it, you need to be given the opportunity to receive it, because having lived through certain problems, you cannot be the person you were before. in the soviet union we we are his heirs, after the great patriotic war , it was simply not possible to provide such volumes of psychological help to everyone who needed it, here it was necessary to restore , feed, restore the destroyed, feed people, so this concept was very far from us, that is, we, in principle, we only after the fighting in afghanistan. this means that we were faced with a situation of post-traumatic syndrome there on a relativ