tetiana joined us at the end, tetiana, we have literally a minute and a half, but i really want you,ady introduced you, so that you can tell. what happened to the wobbler today, how do you see this late resignation? and you know, it seems to me that this is a question rather in general and to that situation now... it is happening from the faction of the servants of the people, ah, it seems to me that some time ago they began to, you know, feel, feel their own independence , and they stopped being so clear on requests from the president's office or from the president, and sometimes to mention one's own reputation, especially when they have no legal grounds to do certain things, if you recall two months ago the conversation about the dismissal of the shmiga, then... what was said about, and excuse me, on what grounds we will dismiss him, the same, i think, and today, when we talked about why they wanted a report, i understand that for many resignations it was just some kind of formality, and pavlyuk's group actually wanted another minister of agrarian industry, not the one which was of

tetiana boryak, doctor of historical sciences, researcher at vilnius university. congratulations, ms. tatyana. congratulations. and so i would like to ask you about how much, in your opinion, now, in the world scientific community can talk about this research, understanding the terms. to what extent is the holodomor now perceived as genocide, to what extent are all these tragedies that took place in the territory of the soviet union combined. in the 30s and 40s of the 20th century, with the hitlerian toolkit of extermination of people, how can it all be said, combined into a single narrative? congratulations, dear society, well, first of all, february 24, 2022 really caused a rethinking of various crimes of soviet totalitarianism on the territory of ukraine, not only by ukrainians, but of course... also in the west, and when you start talking about the war, explaining something, answering questions, when you mention the holodomor, that actually this is not the first crime, the situation really becomes clearer to foreigners, i am a researcher of oral history, and t

is tetiana with us?ry to ukraine, tatyana, to the heroes, glory, so what, the session of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe will last until october 4, it started, it started today, yes, but the key story here is not even about the parliamentary one.

tetiana, congratulations, and i would like to ask you about how far, in your opinion , the world scientificty can now talk about this research, understanding of terms, how far the holodomor is now it is perceived precisely as genocide, as far as all these tragedies that were on the territory of the soviet union are combined.

tetiana has been living in warsaw for more than two years and in in her spare time, she sews nets for ukrainian army, a woman teacher of ukrainian language and literature from the occupied part of the kherson region. half of the children, unfortunately, remain in the occupation, those who, for various reasons, could not leave, and for them this education is extremely important, but extremely difficult, because the children are persecuted all the time, these families in... they repent, they are forced to go to a russian school. a veteran of the azov regiment with the call sign wikipedia also came from kyiv region to support the initiative. from the festival stage the military spoke about the role of ukrainians abroad. i believe that the most important topic in general, which should be conveyed to everyone, without exception to ukrainians outside the border of ukraine, is that they are the face of our nation, the face of our culture, the face of our country, and it is from them that the attitude of the residents, citizens of that country primarily depends , where they are, and this affe

tetiana from... staya from kropyvnytskyi for the espresso tv channel. kateryna shiropoyas works at the news channel espresso in the studio. at least two people were injured in kyiv due to from falling fragments of a downed rocket. this was announced by the mayor of the city vitaliy klitschko. one of the victims was hospitalized. at dawn , air defense forces shot down more than a dozen cruise missiles, about a dozen ballistic missiles, and an attack drone over the city. according to the capital's administration, these were previously missiles hasta-1, iskander m or korean ballistics. damage was recorded in several districts at once. four cars are on fire in svyatoshynskyi. debris also fell on the warehouse premises, as well as damaged doors at the entrance to the svyatoshyn metro station. a partially destroyed boiler house in holosiivskoye. and the russians once again attacked ukraine with missiles and drones. it all started at night with a uav attack. the enemy launched them from the occupied south in several groups, at dawn they entered our airspace. r

tetiana kukurika, serhiy repchynskyi, for voice of america from khmelnytskyi.his is the story about the preparation of the ukrainian team for the games. unconquered, we end with another story about journalists and photographers who try to show the russian war against ukraine through the lens of cameras. they have no right to get used to her horrors, i am convinced of that ukrainian social photographer and documentarian, oleksandr glyaelov, who covered military conflicts in different parts of the world. recently, an exhibition of his works was held in new york . iryna solomko asked oleksandr glyadyelovov about the difficulties of working as a military photographer. before the war in ukraine , you saw the war, you were in transnistria, you were in chechnya, you were in nagorno-karabakh, how much is this experience of the war in ukraine, it is different if you compare it, well, the main thing is the war in ukraine, in my country was attacked, this attitude, this side chosen because other conflicts were where i did not live, this year i had an exhibition in kyiv. f

thank you for your work, tetiana golonova from kyiv, in detail about the start of the book forum, that's how things are for the moment, next , terespresso will be picked up by my indispensable colleague, antin borkovskyi, and i tell you, see you at 3 p.m., be with espresso. the modern russian-ukrainian war is a technological competition. the main expendable weapon. in the ukrainian army - these are drones. in addition to the drone itself, the military needs additional equipment for its birds. initiation fees - it is one of the most important parts of the drone, it is a product with special microcircuits, sensors and software code that tracks the approach of the drone to the target and automatically launches explosives at the enemy. in the context of initiation payment, it is important that it is reliable and does not detonate when charging or only when sending the drone, namely in the desired one. for combat work moment, they use initiation boards to detonate charges on copters, it is such a compact element that makes a drone a weapon, they quickly learned to make boards and domestic pro

memory of ours, and this is all a very important moment, we now have to connect to our conversation tetiana boryak, doctor of historical sciences, researcher of vilnius university, congratulations to ms. greetings, and i would like to ask you about how far, in your opinion, the world scientific community can now talk about this research, the understanding of terms, how far the holodomor is now perceived precisely as genocide, how far all these tragedies are combined, which were on the territory of the soviet union in the 1930s and in the 40s of the 20th century with hitler's tools of extermination. people, how can it all be said, united in a single narrative? congratulations, dear society, well, first of all, february 24, 2022 really caused a rethinking of various crimes of soviet totalitarianism on the territory of ukraine, not only for ukrainians, but of course also in the west, and when you start talking about the war. explain something, answer questions, and when you mention the holodomor, which is actually not the first crime, then the situation really becomes clearer to foreigners. as

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the 11-year-old son of tetiana magdi, amiir changed three schools after moving to warsaw. at first, he studied online in ukrainian, but his mother forced him work and did not have time to help in the independent training of her son. then the boy went offline to poland, but was bullied there. finally found a private. in ukrainian, but they couldn't pay for their education for a long time, and now, after the decision to cancel 800+, they decided to try again at a polish school, so far everything is okay, there is no bullying , they receive it well, he comes satisfied, he says. tatyana believes that the ukrainian authorities pushed children away from ukraine by their inaction, they do not feel their need, and they want to return less and less. i can honestly say, he will not return to ukraine, and well... a large percentage of ukrainians will not return to the territory of ukraine at all, if the government is not interested in children, then parents will be interested and do what they see necessary for their child. as if minus the veto, he just needs to get up and leave and t

about the kharkiv region and the reconstruction of logistics facilities, the guest of our program is tetiana melnyk, she is an expert on the restoration of municipal infrastructure of the association of cities of ukraine. ms. tetyana, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, ms. lesya, and i suggest that you and our viewers watch the story of my colleagues about how bridges that were vandalized by the russians are being restored in kharkiv oblast. rocket strikes, and then we will talk with you in more detail about reconstruction. with since the start of the full-scale invasion , 27 bridges and overpasses have been destroyed or damaged in kharkiv oblast, which is actually the vascular system of logistics for the entire region. 2022 was the year of fighting for the kharkiv region. the invaders captured half of the region. the defense forces of ukraine managed to knock them out quite quickly, but in the constant military maneuvers, all the key logistical routes were destroyed, primarily bridges. the transport network was completely paralyzed, this is how the bridges looked after the kharkiv coun

well, this year the laureate was tetiana pylypchuk, ukrainian volunteer, ukrainian cultural figure, director of the kharkiv literary museum. this museum was founded in the late 80s. which was supposed to be founded in the 30s, but the soviet authorities did not allow it. the literary museum itself is famous for preserving the archives of the period known as the shot renaissance, as it is also called the red renaissance, and these archives were preserved even after the bombing of kharkiv during the second world war. in general, tatyana herself made a great contribution, as well as the preservation of cultural heritage, preservation. of all the exhibits in this museum during a full-scale invasion, to preserve them, to prevent them from being destroyed by russian enemies. word tatiana has not yet been handed over, now she will only be congratulated, today we saw in general the plots, some of the story about the stus award itself, about why this award is important, why it is necessary to remember the activity. of all cultural figures of the 1920s and 1960s, and why does it need to be continued,

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yuliya yarmolenko and tetiana voroshkom were in direct contact with us, we talked about how kamela harris and donald trump are preparing for the debate that will take place on tuesday evening in philadelphia. i would like to remind you that the voice of america will broadcast the debate live at 4 o'clock kyiv time with translation ukrainian for the second time in the history of the united states, a woman has become the only presidential candidate from the democratic party. 2016 presidential candidate hillary clinton used the slogan i'm with her. kamela garis , unlike her, does not emphasize during this year's race. focus on gender, but both her campaign and donald trump's campaign use different narratives about masculinity and the role of men. iryna shynkarenko will tell how this can affect voter loyalty. the contrast between the republican convention, let trumpomania run rampant, brother, and the democratic convention is obvious. let's choose joy. views of what courage should look like in both campaigns differ. kamala harris, the country's first female vice president , took the stage at

like democratic television and all these stars are the future of russian television yevhen kiselyov tetiana mitkova i apologize dmytro kiselyov they all started there in the vesti program it was not uncensored by the party television such a community, but the essence is not in this, the essence is that when i talk about i remember this now, here we are talking, it was as if it was not the same as in another life, in some other country, well, that's how it was in another country. objectively it is so, because at a certain moment russian television stopped to be television, journalism, when someone is trying to tell me now, well, it is also journalism, no, these are civil servants who come to work, they have a task, they are there, some of them are included in the structure, for example, of the army, and they work for the army, someone is included in the structure of the ministry of foreign affairs of russia, they work for the ministry of foreign affairs. in russia, there is a person who is directly included in the structure of the administration of the president of russia, who simply works a