the current year, almost 2,500 messages about violations of language legislation and contact us taras kreminssioner for the protection of the state language p taras, we congratulate you glory to ukraine, have ukrainians become more active in defending their language rights so that it is served in the ukrainian language and everything is violated yes yes yes thank you for questions before everyone i want to emphasize that this year we had two waves of implementation of language legislation actually on january 16 the ukrainian language became mandatory for print mass media and also on july 16 mandatory of the ukrainian language on the internet, e-e, official internet representations and the user interface. actually, these two waves explain the high activity on the part of ukrainian citizens who recorded their violations in certain areas and sent e-e appeals to our address. i would like to note that with the beginning of a full-scale invasion in russia, almost no appeals came to our address, and this is absolutely clear, obviously from the occupied territories in particular, but i want to empha

language ombudsman a-a deputy of the eighth convocation taras kremin a said that he appealed to mr. terekhov, the mayor of kharkiv, so that he still uses ukrainian in fact, such a mentality is local, it is a post-genocide mentality, in fact, kharkiv is a city, the architect of the holodomor was the capital in soviet times, which is still brought up here at the mental level, that loyalty to the authorities should be increased, and in fact, if he mr. terekhov spoke ukrainian, all the security officials, all school principals, all of you quickly switched to the ukrainian language. that is, it affects people a lot, and he probably understands it, and maybe he doesn't realize it. yes, i know that taras kremin addressed this issue because taras kremenya, many people asked how is it that a public figure violates the law? i don't know how to influence terekhov, because when we had a regional council meeting on june 30 and an online meeting, when he addressed everyone again in russian, i quickly until my microphone was turned off. well , it happened quickly. she told mr. terekhov at our publ

in the ukrainian language, contact the atmosman from the ukrainian language e for today this is taras kreminuthority to remove and remove fines and follow up on this issue accordingly . we involve and join us adults and this public organization smart education is already in touch with us, now let's talk a little about education in the conditions of the fact that drones are flying overhead and aiming at some objects of critical infrastructure are still slow, extremely video. you probably saw last week how the children of some capital school, despite the fact that the entire air alarm lasted for a long time together with the teachers . uh, with their right hand on their hearts, they sang the national anthem of ukraine, and in this, such small but already so strong and courageous ukrainians, well, but nevertheless, children will not be able to stay in shelters all the time. well, in shelters, it is not quite warm, ms. ivanna good day to you good day, we hear you but we don't see what to do, what scenario is there or is there something designed in the event that there will be no light, there wil

in this theater, the language ombudsman as the deputy of the eighth custody, taras kremin, said thatpealed to mr. terekhov, the mayor of kharkiv, so that he still uses ukrainian. the appeal to your opinion will be heard or not, briefly if possible. thank you. the point is that, in fact, such a mentality is local, it is a post genocidal mentality, because in fact kharkiv is the city of an architect

uniting the nation about it further on by the authorities of the protection of the state language by taras kreminter . the direct use of the ukrainian language on the number of ukrainians and their desire to learn the ukrainian language and generally study ukrainian culture on this topic, we will talk with our guest in this part of our broadcast, taras kremen, authorized to protect the state language greetings, mr. taras. good day. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes . so, the first question is 50. we will sprinkle a little numbers at the beginning of communication. 57% of ukrainians began to communicate more or completely switched to the ukrainian language at the beginning of the full-scale war. in your opinion, could such changes occur in people if a small-scale invasion and how much time would it take for this, or rather, because we talked a lot, for example, about gentle ukrainization, about the fact that it is a long process, but we see that practically in seven months there are incomplete 8 such drastic tectonic changes have taken place. thank you. well, it will probably be correct to say