in paris and studied at the sorbonne in amsterdam, they created the hadiatsky project, according to been formed, namely the commonwealth of three nations, the new european december, the kingdom of poland, the principality of lithuania, and we ukrainians, the grand duchy of russia, headed by a hetman with his the right charter in the ukrainian language the academy its coin court and actually the king of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth accepted it, that is, the year 1658 our ukrainian intellectuals created a union of three countries into one into a single union and this is actually the hadiac union the hadiac treaty can be called in principle well, the first european union when three independent states unite into one military-political union where each of these states has its own army, our hetman exists as the head of the grand duke of russia and actually each of these countries mints a coin, they have their own judiciary, their own language the chancellery of its rulers, and this is a very interesting phenomenon that we actually forget about, but we can say and affirm that ukraini

, political elites in ukraine well, no they were formed for centuries and we do not have our own sorbonnecal clubs, which would have produced a refined summer, so we have what we have regarding one question to mr. smoly, if only that were all it has not gone far because we understand that if we follow the mode of fools of sandura, well, it can take us too far, so to speak. well, at least the so-called fatigue or irritation among the elites will begin to appear, not from our state, not from our struggle, but also literally from some or other of our representatives of the government there seem to have taken off their tongues about the fact that in reality it is absolutely if it is theoretically important, then it is impossible from ukraine, it is impossible from ukrainian society, because it has been demonstrated all over the world that we are struggling in this have demonstrated to the world that in one way or another ukrainians are ready to defend their independence, but it is definitely necessary at this stage of the war to talk about other things as well, for example, yesterday a high r

in oxford, cambridge, there around the world, in paris, in the sorbonne, show how you know how to proveoof comes down to the fact that a person will kill a student and leave a blue sign on the building, well, i'm sorry, well, it's just not even serious, this is such a proof, what does this have to do with renaming ? it won't take any big money and we have one last short question for you that worries me also because the bulgakov museum was opened not so long ago and also well, earlier there were also increased research into his anti-ukrainian positions and now it's even more so there is a question for the bulgakov museum. what do you think should be done with such institutions, how should we be with them, because i know for sure about the bulgakov museum there will be a terrible obstacle to any intervention, and there is even a hint that bulgakov had anti-ukrainian views talked with people who are there and who work there, tell me how, from your point of view, how to make the functioning of the bulgakov museum correct, for example, look, you need to avoid the mistake you tried to make in