soviet ukraine. policy of indigenization and the like, assistance in the light of lenin's national policy, support for the ukrainian language. in april 1923 , at the seventh conference of the communist party of ukraine , the beginning of the policy of ukrainization was announced. everything was ukrainized. language, by 1931 90% of newspapers and 85% of magazines in the ukrainian ssr were published in ukrainian, that is, where 15 years ago many did not understand at all what ukraine was or who ukrainians were. from the book of the second president of ukraine leonid kuchma, ukraine is not russia. regardless of the attitude to what happened in the twenties, it must be recognized that if it were not for the ukrainization of the school that was carried out at that time, our current independence might not have existed . the mass ukrainian school. having passed through itself tens of millions of people, turned out, as time has shown, to be the most important , most indestructible element of the ukrainian or

today, america and the war in ukraine. when russia invaded ukraine in february 2022, the united statesjoined much of the western world in jumping to kyiv�*s diplomatic defence. a raft of economic sanctions were followed by multiple aid packages, with president biden promising the us would not waver in its support. we will not waver. cheering and applause i mean that. our commitment to ukraine will not weaken. _ but more than two and a half years into the war, support for the ukrainian effort has waned in washington. despite a bipartisan deal struck in april to deliver $61 billion in aid and a so—called surge spend of $8 billion on military assistance in september, congressional disquiet has continued to grow. so as domestic frustration over immigration and the economy continues to dominate the election, what do we know about how kamala harris and donald trump would deal with the war in ukraine, and what might a victory for either candidate mean for the conflict? joining me are the bbc�*s ukraine correspondent, james waterh

glory to ukraine.lo worked as a director at espresso, received a summons and joined the armed forces, he chose the appropriate director for his callsign. i want to congratulate all defenders and defenders of our country, please. to them endurance, strength, spirit, to all ukrainians, i call for unity, to help the armed forces. another correspondent, ilya berezenko, is on this video. since 2013, he has been covering events on the euromaidan. he was in the hottest spots of donbass in 2014, after the start of a large-scale war, he immediately joined the army. we have already been able to prove to the whole world that we are a nation that cannot be broken, now it remains for us to unite ourselves, remember this and clearly understand, as you know, the night is darkest before the dawn, so continue to support defenders, i want to congratulate you all on this bright holiday, let's continue the fight. investigative journalist yevhen mikushka created the collaborators authoring program on espresso. yevhen is cu

has different dimensions, yes, ukraine has a larger population, yes, ukraine is in europe, but if ukrainended by security guarantees, then in order to bring the ukrainian population is in such a state, it just takes more time, and to be honest, i don't really care what ukrainians think today, i care what they will think tomorrow, because the people who sit today and answer sociologists that they believe that the war can end only at the borders of 1991 and... only with reparations from russia and the punishment of war criminal vladimir putin in 5-6 years, when they will see that some ukrainian regions are still under russian control, putin not only punished, but he travels around the world and meets with e leaders, at least of the countries of the global south, nothing special happens with the russians themselves, and we live in expecting every winter as a disaster, this person can change your point of view, it happens, it's not really. .. probably the consequences of the information policy that we had or still have in the 22nd, 23rd, 24th years, we, sorry, very often not us, but some, mas

poland-ukraine research center. mr. dariush, we welcome you. glory to ukraine. congratulations. good day. sikorskyi, actually the head of the polish foreign ministry, radoslav, commented on the conflict with volodymyr zelenskyi during their meeting in september, which was previously reported by the media. and actually this became a kind of trigger to the fact that this, let's say, historical, component of our diplomatic relations began to be enough. to actively discuss and even certain political manipulations around this topic also appear, and he says that in his country, that is, in poland, there is a national consensus on exhumation of the victims of the volyn tragedy, which andrzej duda, the president of poland, and the speaker of the diet, szymon golovnia, and the head of the ministry of defense, vladyslav kosya kamysh, are seeking, and he says that during his stay in the ukrainian capital, he had certain... agreements, let's say yes, with zelensky that the issue of exhuming the victims of the volyn tragedy will be resolved, and there is political will for this on the part o

the authorities of central ukraine must keep the west, the western regions of ukraine in subjection, they they themselves do not want to exercise control elements there, well, this is how marshal pétain, at the head of this vichy government, exercised control over this territory of france, which was left for this puppet french state, by the way, maybe you remember that at some point, i don't remember when it was in 1944. year, all the rest of the french territory was annexed to the state of owicha, pétain came to paris, he was welcomed there, but in fact all this was really hitler's occupation, simply formalized under independent france, which was already was almost completely excluded from those regions that the germans considered historically theirs, alsace and so on, it was france, well , ukraine like hitler created france for pétain, ukraine putin was going to make for yanukovych, well... now that the blitzkrieg has failed, there is an impression in russia that they can achieve this goal through a multi-year war. that's all, that is, what could not be achieved in three days could

ukraine will become russia. countering russian information attacks in the chronicles of information war project with olga ley. tuesday, thursday at 5:15 p.m., repeat tuesday, friday at 10 p.m. every week, maria gurska meets with the head of the committee on foreign affairs of the polish sejm, the representative of the polish government for the restoration of ukraine, pawel koval. as usual. we are talking about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine, europe. what is being said about ukraine in the eu, how should we perceive the statements of european politicians and what will our accession to the eu look like. in the project close to politics, close to the world with maria gurska. every sunday at 15:30 with a repeat at 22:00 in collaboration with sestri eu. good evening, we are from ukraine. well, about the news briefly: the number of victims due to the enemy attack on zaporizhzhia has increased, according to the state emergency service, 18 people were injured, including a 12-year-ol

missiles and drones over ukraine, as they do with israel, can the us and allies help ukraine with this, if it is possible with israel, why can't they do it with ukraine? i appreciate the question, but we are talking about two very different landscapes and battlefields. at the very beginning, when russia invaded ukraine, the president instructed this ministry to provide ukraine with the necessary on the battlefield. they use anti-aircraft defenses or other means of return very successfully. her territory, minister austin just had a telephone conversation with mr. umirov to get new information about the combat situation and better understand if they need new means and what exactly. the president has pledged that the united states will not have a military presence in ukraine, but we support ukraine in its efforts to regain its sovereign territory. shooting down a whole, say, from polish or romanian territory would be considered a military presence in ukraine. it would involve us in the war in a different way. we now believe that ukraine was able to successfully defend itself against russi

it is important for the event that ukraine wins, because ukraine wins. means the preservation of therder that remained after of the second world war. who wants to revise this order? russia, china, iran, north korea, authoritarian states and authoritarian countries that want to reduce the impact of the event want to revise it. what is formed and how is the position of the same president trump formed? it's no secret that president trump considers china to be his greatest enemy. china is a really authoritarian country. which competes with the united states of america, including in armaments, and in many other areas, and in the economy too, despite the fact that the chinese economy is not in the best condition, it is extremely powerful and large. china became the main buyer of russian oil, increasing imports by 55% in 2022, compared to 2021. in february 2023, the wall street journal reported that the chinese company dji continued to supply drones to russia through intermediaries. despite the official statement on the termination of activities in russia. in december 2022, the us imposed s

rada of ukraine in 2019-21.ends, we are following what is currently happening in the middle east, the situation is developing, that is, literally from minute to minute, information is changing, biden has already instructed the american military to help israel shoot down iranian missiles, now there is a massive attack by iranian missiles on the territory of israel, but... we will talk about this after the story on our tv channel, we will have diplomat oleksandr khara in touch, we will analyze this situation in all its components, for now, look at our wonderful employees, employees of our tv channel, 22nd military personnel defend the homeland in the war zone, today is the day of defenders of ukraine, we will tell about our courageous colleagues who are now... keeping our peace, we are watching russian hails across kherson, in military correspondent and news presenter, vitaly bakumenko, in the combat zone and the occupied territories, the journalist made many operative inclusions and interesting reports. in 2023,

this membership can be for ukraine, and most importantly, what task should ukraine fulfill in order to. .. to join nato, we will talk about this and more in international politics in the second part of our program with alexander hara, a diplomat and politician, and in particular about the race, the presidential race, which is currently ongoing in the united states of america, literally a little more than a month left until on voting day in the united states of america, as americans. and american officials met zelensky's victory plan, and what should we expect from the meeting of the four-way meeting of the leaders of great britain, germany, france and the united states of america, which will be held on october 12 in germany, will they discuss the issue of granting ukraine the right to use long-range weapons on the territory of the russian federation, or will the victory plan be transformed into a plan. putin's defeat will be decided precisely at this meeting, at the four-way meeting on october 12. let's listen to the opinions of our two experts, who will be there starting at 20. let

ukraine can join nato with those territories that are currently under the control of ukraine. that is, for nato to clearly control these territories, and in the event of an attack on these territories, on the free territory of ukraine, nato would respond accordingly, as in the case of an attack on its own member. that is, such a partial accession to nato. we cannot say whether this is profitable for ukraine at the moment, maybe. and profitable, but that will depend on the results of the american elections, but in general, of course, it is better until then, before joining nato, to directly liberate as much of the territory of ukraine as possible, that is, these discussions have been going on for a very long time, i, by the way, once participated in them myself a long time ago, when we talked about the possible accession of ukraine to nato, ah, well, along the borders, which were determined by the demarcation line, which was determined by the minsk agreements, that was the idea to join nato then , of course, that if we did it then, most likely, if we were taken there, most like

was probably more feared then, ukraine was more respected, because then ukraine showed itself to theole world as a country capable of resisting, capable of liberating even the territories conquered by the russians, it must be understood that polish politicians really politicize this issue as much as possible, as much as possible, they do everything that depends on them, so that this question does not arise in the discussion between historians, because... well, right now it seems to me that there is every reason to talk about a normal, high-quality, perhaps, a normal, high-quality discussion between historians, taking into account the things that happened in ukraine, the fact that the archives were finally opened in ukraine, we actually started such a very interesting dialogue in the 14th year, there were even five big important meetings, i think that one of the motives of polish politicians is this to stop this dialogue between historians, because unfortunately, for them, this dialogue somewhat... destroyed those myths, stereotypes, ideas about the polish-ukrainian conflict that are

good evening, we are from ukraine. you for missing me and waiting, velikiy ater is coming back, i remind you that my name is vasyl zemai, now it's time to talk about events that happened outside of ukraine. yuri fizir is next to me. the world about ukraine. yury, good evening, please. good evening to you, vasyl. good evening to everyone who joined us today, today it is about ukraine, the united states of america and russia, but everything will revolve around ukraine. about this and the other in a moment. well, today there is a lot more about so interesting, interesting topic: a strange confession of boris johnson, although in the end, why is it strange, he has already said the same thing several times. volodymyr putin would not have invaded ukraine if the president of the united states of america was donald trump, and the world in general would be much safer if the united states had a strong leader. the ex-prime minister of great britain and a very good friend of ukraine said this in an interview with the telegraph pub

and we understand that the only... way to peace, stability in ukraine is ukraine's membership in thelliance, but you know, we don't want to have vain hopes and vain expectations, because we still understand that there must be the agreement of all nato members to invite ukraine there and accept it as a result, so do you think that these signals that are now being made public by the western media, they have certain grounds and grounds, can ukraine really count on that biden will change his rhetoric, change his position, and as a result, ukraine may receive this invitation by the end of the year. ukraine cannot receive this invitation by the end of the year, for the main reason, such an invitation is not given by biden, not by the white house, and not by trump, and not by kamala harris and biden. such an invitation can be given only by the nato summit, which is scheduled for july 2025, i.e. in 9 months in the hague, in the netherlands, and only through the consensus of all 32 member countries of the alliance can such an official invitation be given to ukraine, firstly, secondly, there a

ukraine will become russia. countering russian information attacks in the chronicles of information war project with olga lake. tuesday, thursday at 17:15, repeat, tuesday friday at 22:00. glory to ukraine, dear tv viewers, there is an information day on the tv channel, there are a lot of events, the whole world is now watching the events in the middle east, and at the same time we understand that the war is in the near future. in the east and increasing escalation can directly affect the russian-ukrainian war, that's all. extremely seriously, and now we will include arseniy yatsenyuk, the head of the kyiv security forum, the prime minister of ukraine in 2014-16, in our obituary . arseniy petrovych is currently staying. in warsaw at the 11th conference of the warsaw security forum, which is organized every year in warsaw by the pulaski foundation. glory to ukraine, mr. prime minister, glad to see you. greetings antin, sorry, the connection is obvious. first of all, arseny petrovich, we would like to ask you abou

ukraine, europe.t is being said about ukraine in the eu, how should we perceive the statements of european politicians and what will our accession to the eu look like. in the project close to politics, close to the world with maria gurska. every sunday at 15:30 with a repeat at 22:00 in collaboration with xie. good evening, we are from ukraine. let's go back, this is big ter, i remind you, my name is vasyl zimayu, it's time to talk about... actions outside ukraine the world about ukraine with yuri fizer. yury, good evening, please. good evening to you vasyl, good evening to everyone who joined us at this time. today is about this. again about the support of ukraine by the united states of america, the prime minister of slovakia, robert fitzus, again spoke about ukraine and again it is not good for us. well, georgia wants to establish mutual relations with russia, this and the other have already been forgotten. well and let me start with this: the usa will not go to bilateral negotiations with vladimir

of ukraine. in october 22, serhiy ivanovich was named. one of the most influential military forces of modern ukraine. despite such a brilliant career, serhii ivanovych, you were fired for some reason. and i remember february 11 this year you wrote that you learned about your dismissal from the mass media. how did it happen? well, it turned out that my position is subject to replacement. officials of the highest rank and subject to appointment by the president of ukraine. i arrived during the performance of one of the tasks and i was sent a message on the messenger that there was a decree about my dismissal. prior to that, my leadership did not hold such conversations directly with me, and later i clearly demonstrated to... the leadership that i prefer to continue military service, as long as the russian federation's war with ukraine continues, every military professional should pay tribute to the defense forces. i remember, in january of the 24th year, you invited the media to show the training a

respond and perhaps 'oin with ukraine? ~ , , ., ukraine?n south korea is _ ukraine? well, the big question in south korea is will _ ukraine? well, the big question in south korea is will south - in south korea is will south korea now directly supply artillery shells and other munitions to ukraine? there is a law in south korea that prohibits sending war supplied to a war zone, so south korea has been sending artillery to poland, to backfill the artillery poland has been sending to ukraine. and now south korea may be more motivated to change the law and to do it directly. the other thing south korea almost certainly will be doing is sending its own technical advisers, intelligence experts to the ukraine conflict, to directly assess how the north korean troops are doing, so that south korea can get some intelligence information from this, and also share with ukraine what south korea knows about north korean tactics, its machinery, the state of its forces. ., , machinery, the state of its forces. . , . ~ five people have been killed and more t

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of ukraine. protect yours. the result of their work is our safety. they, the boys from volyn, proved that everyone can be a warrior, strong in spirit, they appreciate the ability to stand side by side with their brothers and sisters, all the way to holy victory. anyone who pilots a uav understands it. prepares, treats, repairs, rolls kilometers of roads, fills piles of documents, significantly strengthens those who cover the enemy with heavy fire and return meter by meter our native land, join the ranks of the hundredth separate mechanized brigade of the armed forces of ukraine, let's keep the line together. greetings espresso viewers. today we have a special guest. a real hero of ukraine, a soldier to the bone, lieutenant general serhii ivanovych naev. mr. serhiy, i congratulate you. before we start our conversation, i want to introduce you to the audience. serhiy ivanovich was born in vinnytsia, studied at the moscow higher military school. after his studies, he served abroad and headed a motor

and therefore, of course, russia, firstly, will always demand from ukraine, from ukraine such constitutionalat would remove from the constitution of ukraine, donetsk, luhansk, kherson, zaporizhzhya regions, crimea and sevastopel today, and secondly, if this withdrawal will not happen, it will prepare for the destruction of the ukrainian state, which resists such changes, and for the creation of such a ukrainian state, which will agree to constitutional changes, what was done in principle in 2022, so to consider that between russia and ukraine in general may... be peace and that we will live to some kind of real peace, when we will feel safe in our country, only a person who does not realize the depth of the abyss that we have fallen into thanks to putin's aggressive actions can do. this time. second, now nato. nato has always hoped and continues to hope that putin will come to his senses and at least agree to freeze the war. ugh. along the line of contact. hoped for 2022, they hoped for it in 2023, 2024 ends , there is no sign of the end of the war, even on the horizon, money, billions are b

good evening, we are from ukraine.y threw explosives on civilian cars and hit the home for the elderly. the russians continue to terrorize the kherson region, during the day there were explosions. in dnipro in detail in the release. the zabo council forbade the mobilization of men under a certain age and partially supported the renaming of cities, how did the people's deputies work, we will talk about this, why some cities were not... not ukrainianized or decolonized, again millions and again a scandal, a khmelnytskyi deputy found packages with hundreds of thousands of dollars, and potatoes are rapidly becoming more expensive, and musk is investing in nikopol and an illegal candle factory in the lviv region, don't miss it. ramstein will not be there, why the meetings in germany were postponed, is the reason really only the storm milton, which is coming to the states, or the negotiations are ongoing, yuriy fisar, more about this. this is the great ether, my name is vasyl zema, i. my colleagues, for the next hour and 45

ukraine is starting to build up its armory power, volodymyr zelenskyy announced this, and said that ukraine has already developed the first ballistic missile of ukrainian origin. it is not known for certain how many of these missiles ukraine can produce, but i think that ihor romanenko, a general who once served in the anti-aircraft forces, will tell us about what opportunities ukraine gets when it starts production, the actual production of ballistic missiles. well, let's talk with mr. honcharenko and tsybulk about how the world is now trying to build bridges with moscow and start a dialogue with putin, because german the publication announced that olaf scholz, the federal chancellor of germany, is ready to make a phone call to vladimir putin, and that scholz will soon hold talks with putin, i will say that the last talks between scholz and putin were before the great war, that is, before february 24 on the 22nd of the year, and on the eve of the g20 summit in brazil. scholes still wants to talk to putin, obviously they will talk about ukraine, and of course about our victory plan, because

that is, they believe that ukraine can exist, that central ukraine should be, on the one hand, a partrussian project of a union state, and on the other hand, the authorities of central ukraine should to keep the west, the western regions of ukraine in subjection, because they themselves do not want to exercise control elements there. well, this is how marshal pétain, at the head of this vichy government, exercised control over this territory of france that was left to this puppet french state, by the way, you may remember that at some point, i do n't remember , when it was in '44 or '43, all the rest of france was annexed to the state of owicha, pétain came to paris, he was welcomed there, but in reality it was all really hitler's occupation, just designed under independent france as was already almost completely with the exception of those areas that the germans considered historically theirs, alsace and so on, it was france, well , ukraine like hitler created france for pétain, ukraine putin was going to make for yanukovych, and so on now that the blitzkrieg has turned out to be a f

good evening, we are from ukraine.nk you for waiting, the big story continues, now it's time to talk about events outside of ukraine. yuriy fizar, next to me, world about ukraine. yury, good evening, please. good evening. vasyl, good evening to everyone who joined us at this time, the world about ukraine is breaking into a new information week, well, first of all , i want to remind you all, who of course has not done this yet, to send real ukrainian greetings to putin, on his day, forgive me , lord, birthday, every one of your voices, every one of your such greetings, and i know, that it will be appropriate and correct is very important, vasyl, you congratulated putin, well, with a real and correct greeting. in thoughts, of course, yes, and today about such things, western aid, which the prime minister of slovakia, robert fico, is against, and musk openly supported trump, about this and other things in a moment. well, i'll start with this: the minister of foreign affairs of germany, anna lena berbock, does not rule out

we are from ukraine. today in the program is the verdict with serhiy rudenko, departure from ugledar due to a threat. surrounding units of the armed forces of ukraine are forced to leave another fortress city in donetsk region. why did the defense of a strategic settlement, which lasted for more than two years, collapse? a blatant act of aggression. the united states condemned iran's massive missile attack on israel. netanyahu threatens retaliation. what serious consequences can iran prepare? regime, the israeli army and its allies the first bell: scholz is set to call putin ahead of the g20 summit in brazil, which the german chancellor can discuss with the russian dictator while nato is urged not to make concessions in the face of the kremlin's nuclear threats. glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhii rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next two hours, we will talk about ukraine, the world, the war, and our victory. throughout our program, we wi

let's not forget that ukraine is waging a war in self-defense, which means that ukraine has the rightfend itself, and as we know, according to international law, this right does not end at the border. therefore, supporting ukraine's right to self-defense means an opportunity for it to strike illegal targets on the territory of the aggressor. in the end, it is up to each member of the alliance to determine. this is a question for the members of the alliance and their relations with ukraine. more precisely, mr. volodymyr, i would clarify, it is decided by the level of relations with russia of these countries, that is, because they support ukraine, it is not me who decides, they are afraid that russia will respond, what do you say to what ryute said, of course , he is a functionary, general secretary. nato, but there are countries that decide it. why are these countries afraid to give us permission to use their weapons on the territory of the russian federation? well, a number of countries are just hanging on, so to speak, with this decision, because it is the internal opposition, which

ukrainians will continue to be told that the west does not discuss ukraine without ukraine. the british publication sunday times took a swipe at zelensky's plan for victory. the british diplomat called the document not a strategy, but a list purchases that will drag the west into a direct war with russia. zelensky is advised to recapture the lost territories diplomatically. however, it is important for you and me to understand something else in the sense that until the complete liberation of donbass, zaporizhia, and kherson region. there is no peace under our constitution. ukraine and the united states, as well as a team of our other partners, are currently working to prepare romshtein meaningful solutions. there is a real risk that trump may try to put pressure on her to force her to surrender to russia, that would be terrible for european security, that’s the first problem. although ukraine still wants to retake the territory it seized, it lacks the men, weapons, and western support to do so. ukraine’s new strategy is to ask its allies to strengthen its hand militarily and

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and defend ukraine, if ukraine member of nato, the question arises whether slovakia under the fico governmentready to defend any other country against, for example, a russian attack, another nato country, but again that is an open question, mr. fico has very specific views and he very often he talks about the west in general, and about the eu and nato in particular, as if his country is not actually a member of them. two organizations, which is actually a reality. we have also heard from robert fitz repeated statements that, in his opinion, the supply of arms to ukraine is only from europe continue the war and seem to postpone the onset of peace. at the same time, denys shmagal mentioned today that ukraine and slovakia continue cooperation in the field of defense procurement. nerd, what is this about? cooperation continues, and here it is worth remembering that slovakia is at the beginning of the russian invasion. in 2022 was one of the leading donors, in particular of soviet equipment, tanks were transferred from slovakia to ukraine, ammunition, it was very important for ukraine, but then, w

, from ukraine, such constitutional changes that would remove from the constitution of ukraine, donetsk, luhansk, kherson, zaporizhzhya regions, crimea and sevastopol as of today, and secondly, if this removal does not happen, it will prepare for the destruction of ukrainian. of a state that is open to such changes and to the creation of such a ukrainian state that will agree to the constitutional changes, what was done in principle in 2022, so that it can be assumed that between russia and ukraine in general there can be peace and that we will live to some real peace, when we will feel safe in our country, only a person who does not realize the depth of the abyss that we have fallen into thanks to putin's aggressive actions can only do this once, twice, now nato. nato has always hoped and continues to hope that putin will come to his senses and at least agree to freeze the war, er, along the contact line. they hoped for it in 2022, they hoped for it in 2023, 2024 is coming to an end , there is no sign of the war ending, even on horizons, money, billions are spent, the european economy

yuriy fizar, it's time to talk about what happened outside of ukraine. yury, good evening. two hours to keep up with economic news. time to talk about money during the war oleksandr morchavka poli'. and sports news, i invite yevhen pastukhov to the conversation, two hours in the company of favorite presenters, cultural news, our tv viewer, ready to tell, kind evening, the presenters, who have become like a day for many , are already next to me, i am ready to talk about the weather for this weekend, as well as distinguished guests of the studio, mustafa dzhemilov, the leader of the crimean tatar people, we are in touch, mr. mustafa, i congratulate you, have a good day, the events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for intelligent and caring people, in the evening. good evening, friends, good evening to all viewers of the espresso tv channel, saturday politclub, live ether, and we traditionally begin to analyze everything that happened in the current week, everything that is important for ukraine, everything that is important for the world and, of

wants... the united states of america to declare that ukraine will be in nato, and ukraine could supportnvitation from the alliance? well, this, this is such a point, which essentially leads to the idea that i would like to see. it seems to me that the government behaves in such a way that it believes that bandits can be defeated only by being bandits themselves, but, as you know, stalin, or rather hitler... stalin, not stalin defeated hitler, the democracies defeated hitler, stalin was only an instrument of this victory, without lendlease stalin would not have won anything, he had nothing to put on his shoes and to clothe his army, he had nothing to transport the red army, i'm not talking about fuel for the planes and the planes themselves, but it's about something else. it is about the fact that if you want victory relying on western countries, then you must start with the harmony of ukrainian society with western societies, i.e.... the rule of law, freedom of speech, this is the key to joining the eu and nato. and they want to join nato with an authoritarian regime, because what zelen

we will talk about all this today people's deputies of ukraine.ould like to introduce the guests of today's studio, this is yuliya klymenko, people's deputy of ukraine from the voice, the first deputy of the parliamentary committee on transport issues and. tour, ms. yulia, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. good evening. volodymyr rariev, people's deputy of ukraine from european solidarity, member of the parliamentary committee on digital transformation. mr. volodymyr, i congratulate you, thank you for joining the broadcast. good evening. and elizaveta yasko should also join us, people's deputy of ukraine from the servant of the people. but it will happen a little later. well, since we, ladies and gentlemen, are asking our tv viewers and viewers whether? they expect from the united states of america permission for long-distance travel at the next raimstein, which will take place on october 12. i will also ask you in the format of a blitz poll. let's start with yulia klymenko. ms. yulia, do you think that such a decision, which

, or then ukraine was not called ukraine, but the hetman state, so the cossack state, what did it doirst of all? ems decrees, the destruction of the ukrainian language, the ban of ukrainian books, the ban of ukrainian education, the ban of everything... this ukrainian, well, in the end, as they say, the solution to the ukrainian question, the same thing is proposed by putin today, it’s just another and more, another and more an interesting reminder, an important reminder to those who say in ukraine that these are unimportant things, that these things are out of time, that there is the question of the church ban, the issue of language, the issue of monuments, the issue of... streets, the issue of historical justice, that all of this is unimportant in ukraine today, lavrov, together with putin, reminds us once again today. that for them it is the number one issue, that for them it is the number one priority, it is the destruction of everything ukrainian, and then, accordingly, the occupation of ukraine. what does putin want? putin wants to secure for himself the territories that he occ

glory to ukraine. the hero is evil. the new week continues, live on espresso tv, and we're back with our second hour, where we discuss, debate, analyze, and of course, offer some definite solutions. so, today we will talk about the announced topics about nato, about possible compromises, about ukraine's accession to nato and our ukrainian territory we will talk. about the elections in the united states of america, because it has a huge impact, including the situation in ukraine, because the elections are less than a month away, and of course, the ideological, informational, cultural front, traditionally an overview of everything that is happening in our ukrainian space . khrystyna yatskiv joins us now, khrystyna, good evening, good evening andriy and all our listeners and viewers, i'm a little late. i am asking again for my entourage, i am somewhat distant now, but this does not relieve me of responsibility for an honest conversation with you, andrei and with our viewers. you, thank you first of all, first of all, for o

now, we need it now... around ukraine, we now need to unite and strengthen ukraine, and that is whyf president zelenskyi, for whom i did not vote, whom i strongly criticize, as you may have noticed, to remain in his position and start speaking to his people, as with adults, as with the main actors, to go to victory together, and not to play a political reboot, well, yourself. thank you, yuriy vitalivych, it was yuriy lutsenko, a politician, the former prosecutor general of ukraine, and friends, i would like to remind you that throughout our broadcast we conduct surveys, we ask you on whether you support the idea of ​​economic harrowing against mobilization, the intermediate results of our television survey, 19% yes, 81% - no. 15 minutes of news from the bbc, we will return to the studio, we will have journalists, larisa voloshina and yanina sokolova, stay tuned to the espresso tv channel, it will be interesting. israel is intensifying its shelling of lebanon, zmi reports that the target was the brother of the slain leader of hezbollah and his probable... successor, where else will i

. mentioned, why ukraine, even the name ukraine itself, was not mentioned during the hour and a halfate? well, first of all, the format of these debate, it was quite limited, an hour and a half, it was the only debate between the vice presidents, we also see that the escalation, the escalation in the middle east, the beginning of the military operation in lebanon, the possible, the possible war between iran and israel, all of that is coming out. .. it is the middle east conflict in the first place, there is a large jewish community in america, and israel is one of the key allies of the united states, to which the united states has certain obligations, so obviously this is the number one issue, and other foreign policy issues were also discussed, for example, for many americans, immigration is a foreign policy issue, and climate change is a foreign policy issue, and these issues ... were discussed in great detail during the debate, but perhaps ukrainians should be happy about the fact that ukraine is not actually mentioned because, since jd vance...he's known for his critical statemen

, and ukraine stops shelling the territory of russia, without using drones and missiles. moscow always refused, always. here you are fighting on the front line and fighting, let's define a zone, no more than 20-30 km along the front line, but no more strikes on the territory of ukraine, even in kherson. why not agree on this, why not stop destroying the whole country? putin no longer agrees, that is, what does this indicate? this shows that he he does not want any peace, no cease-fire, no end to bloodshed. i think that such proposals will be introduced. there is already information that a group of semi-loyal moscow intellectuals is forming, i won't even name them, everyone knows them, who should definitely repent in european ways, because this is what abramovich is doing, he is assigned to do this, he is pulling these people in, this is specifically what abramovich is doing and so on. persons connected with him, that is, it is a number of harsh officials who in this sense. probably surkov has something to do with it, again, they are talking about it, it is similar, becaus

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if it concerned the front line in ukraine, aid to ukraine and even a blow to the territory of russia,ithout a bridgehead on the territory of the russian federation. two districts in the kursk region, almost 1,000 square kilometers, where battles are currently ongoing in an attempt to push the armed forces of ukraine beyond the state border. perhaps putin would take a lenient approach to this, as he did to... the august events, to the start of the armed forces operation. he contemptuously, even, i would say, with some kind of ultimatum, arrogant tone, proposed three conditions that must be fulfilled in order for these negotiations to begin. and everyone understood that these conditions were not fulfilled. i will remind them on the eve of the peace summit in lucerne, he said: liberate four oblasts in the administrative borders, i.e. withdraw parts of the armed forces from there, cancel all sanctions, and first, from the start of the negotiations, accept the commitment of ukraine's non-aligned status, i.e., in fact, the end of sovereignty ukraine, let's call a spade a spade, ukraine outs

of the verkhovna rada. of ukraine in 2019-21. dmitry, i congratulate you. thank you for being with us today. good evening, thank you for the invitation. quite a difficult evening today, it turned out, and literally before our broadcast, iran attacked israel. there is a lot of information about this. the jerusalem post reports that iran has fired about 400 rockets at israel, they write about some explosions. in tel aviv at some oil rigs or some other industrial enterprises. all this, dear tv viewers, is happening literally live, here we are watching the news feed, and it is clear that this whole story unfolding in the middle east is a long-delayed military operation by iran against israel and, accordingly, all others. countries that oppose of the state of israel, how the current situation will affect the attitude of the united states of america and attention, will it not divert attention from ukraine to the middle east, especially since the elections here remain in the united states of america, well, literally a month, and it is c