the strategy of the ukrainian institute is absolutely correct in a few years. they managed to do unprecedented things. for example, the program for translating ukrainian literature from your this is a huge step forward, but this step is suspended in the air today. it lasted only a few years while the state supported these institutions, now it is possible for the state will say that he cannot date them because of the war, but i feel convinced that they have a whole range of confirmations that the state is not interested in these institutions , it does not deal with them, it does not even understand their meaning . it is not the first year that the trend of marginalization of culture and cultural institutions has occurred during the crisis. of the cultural fund, we now understand that the situation is even more complicated and even worse, and the best in the coming months and maybe years, of course, i think that this will not be the case, that is, the state must understand that the cult is the sphere of culture and the sphere of cultural diplomacy , especially tod

therefore, three cultural institutions, the ukrainian institute of mutual arts and the ukrainian pen club, call on the cabinet the ministers of ukraine to cancel the order to the state cinema on the reorganization of the dovzhenko center do not see in this the government's intention to liquidate the institution that since 1994 has been engaged in the preservation, research and popularization of ukrainian cinema . cinema , culture and organization of thematic events the ministry of culture and information-politics stated that it was not informed about the decision of the state cinema already with us is our speaker volodymyr shiyko , director general of the ukrainian institute at the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine, an expert in cultural diplomacy mr. volodymyr, please explain this issue to us, what happened to the dovzhenko center, good evening what happened to the dovzhenko center, i think this is a much broader issue, i can only comment on that decision what is the current state agency of ukraine on cinema issues announced without consulting with the dovzhenko center or with

grandfather from ukraine is yaroslav romanchuk, now with us is the scientific director of the ukrainian institute of economic leadership, we congratulate you, mr. yaroslav, have a good day, glory glory to the heroes of ukraine ukraine itself, mr. yaroslav , was the last, the last news. let me give you the economic latest news. yesterday, the parliament did not support the introduction of excise duty on fuel, is it good? i said the news that he is corrupt there. to introduce new taxes in the worst life of entrepreneurs and manufacturers is a blow to the rear of the war, therefore, when we discuss for six months , ten percent per hour when we discuss is necessary or for the financing of this budget, this means that the level of discussion is not healthy, it is necessary to say that we are much more serious about turning off economic policy because there will be no good production, there will be no adequate support for the front and our victory, on the other hand, we see a situation that in july half of all of budget revenues is an american grand. that is , well, we are very short of budget revenues

state institution, which is actually engaged in the promotion of ukrainian culture abroad, volodymyra a good evening. i wish myroslav a good evening . years since the moment when in 1992 our intellectuals started talking about cultural diplomacy. we need institutions that promote culture, we need to start speaking with our own voice , and oksana zabuzhko, who in 1994, 28 years ago, wrote an absolutely brilliant article called psychological america and the asian renaissance, and she takes the words of yuriy shevelyova the articles of the cartogen of our provinciality must be destroyed and this is exactly the stub about what we already have, and ukrainians in 1994, let me remind you, already have a syndrome of neurosis of non-recognition when we are terribly annoyed that people look at us like at home or like on a fragment of an empire, there is some kind of misunderstanding about our inability to talk about ourselves in a detached way and so on, let's start with the fact that we are now sitting 30 years after this. and i am talking to the director of the ukrainian institute who

98% of ukrainians are confident of victory in the war, such are the results of a poll conducted by the center for analysis and sociological research of the international of the republican institute are divided on what exactly to consider ukraine's victory, the majority of ukrainians do not believe in any territorial concessions to russian enigmas 64% say that ukraine will keep all territories within internationally recognized borders and only 14% believe that ukraine will return the territory it controlled to full-scale invasion of russia on february 24, also according to the results of the survey, 91% approve of the work of president volodymyr zelensky at the head of the country . ukrainian society and how it will affect the actions of the ukrainian authorities, let's talk further. political scientist ihor petrenko joins our broadcast. good evening . according to these figures, we see that the belief in victory is almost one hundred percent among ukrainians, but there is no unity regarding what exactly victory will mean. well, maybe now it is clear because it is actually quite far from victory, but can this faith decrease when, for example, society can start discussing such iss

denysenko advisor to the minister of internal affairs of ukraine executive director of the ukrainian instituteof the future so we will try to look into the future together denysenko with us thank you for finding time for us on sunday, sir, we will lead the first question well, many people are talking about zaporizhzhia atomic the station is very actively discussed there, some troubles , the possibility of shelling, but when i was in 1986 and when the chernobyl station broke down, we were all very interested in kyiv, then it became known that even these stations can withstand even a nuclear strike, if we thought that the americans were sending a missile, then there is really some danger, then what is the problem if such stations - this is the biggest thing, as you yourself know, uh, nuclear power station in europe, why so much scandal if the builders then already they said when all this was being built, well, if the americans weren’t there, they wouldn’t be able to harm the station, so what ’s the problem? the most reliable reactor in the world, even before 1986 , and in principle, if we rememb

- says skibytskyi , we will talk about this with our guests ihor tyshkevich, analyst of the ukrainian institutee future igor, we welcome you good evening good health pavlo latushko is also with us, deputy chairman of the united transitional cabinet of belarus mr. pavlo, good day. i congratulate you . just a few days ago, information appeared that about 14,000 ssso soldiers of the armed forces of the republic of belarus apparently gave their official consent to participate in the invasion of ukraine. is this information known, is it confirmed, or is it true, mr. pilav, let’s start with you, please . i think it’s not a secret that ex-servicemen, possibly active servicemen of the belarusian armed forces, are taking part in the war on the side of uh , russia. the lukashenko regime, which supported the aggression against ukraine, in terms of the possible recruitment of about 13,000 soldiers of the republic of belarus. i asked the representatives of the cabinet, which was created this week in fact, the government of belarus is a representative of the national defense security service, and it will be

split in society, according to the conversation with us, ihor tyshkevich, an expert of the ukrainian institutethe future, was in touch, and over the past two years, belarus has changed significantly from crowded streets with protesters to crowded cameras and stars, and this transformation is perfectly visible on the example of active belarusians. in august 2020, three activists oleksiy tikhonov and yuliya were among those who expressed their disagreement with the belarusian authorities and ended up behind bars, they restricted correspondence with relatives and and in general any communication with the outside world, ironically, their release coincided with the beginning of a full-scale russian invasion of ukraine in the history of tikhon oleksiy and yulia further from a lot of missiles of different calibers were launched on the territory of belarus, which caused various sufferings in ukraine, we are taking part in this operation . what's going on, you can't just keep silent and talk about it, it's not us, it's from our territory, the russian federation is firing a shot my name is tikhon klikac

i will remind ivan supak, a military expert of the ukrainian institute of the future, as well as a consultanta rada committee on national security and defense with us, mr. ivan well, it's just a hollywood plot, i just read it in our audience and it's really the work of russian diplomats slash intelligence agents, what else can we not know and what kind of trust they can rub in this way, as in the case of nato officers, let's see , let's distinguish there is such a big watershed, we talked from the beginning of the conversation about intelligence officers who work with diplomatic passports, that is, in the case when they will burn, all that awaits them is expulsion, they return again there to moscow and what do they do? well, he said correctly, specifically, they are entered into a certain list, they can no longer return to the diplomatic service there to another country, everyone already knows about them. they are starting to do what to do with vyasnikov's teaching work, wherever there is, they will train spies for the russian foreign intelligence. and they are responsible if they are burned

ceo of the ukrainian institute of the future was in touch with us , we are moving on and we are learningis happening in the south of the country from roman kovalev , a major of the armed forces of ukraine, who is already with us, congratulations, mr. romany, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, tell me why the russians are suddenly fleeing from kherson, what didn't they like there? they wanted to be there. well, i'll say yes, uh, on your site, which you have after the operation. i still don't see the order . i've been saying for a long time that something is called that, now it's ours command, this is my assumption, then most likely we want to create such conditions for the russians that they themselves without a fight, er, we will stir up kherson because it simply will not be profitable to defend it and there will not be enough logistical capacity to hold it, if there is already any evidence about the fact that there is some kind of movement happening somewhere, well, that’s great, then maybe this is a sign that something was moving in this direction. and we, it seems to me, as far a

ivan, thank you very much, former sbu employee ivan stupak, an expert of the ukrainian institute of thes committee on national security, was in touch with us. we will remind you that at 4:40 p.m. we will have interactive september, he professionally answers your questions and comments, please write them to us on our official facebook page espresso.tv under the corresponding post in the comments you can now see the post on your screens also on youtube in the chat of our live broadcast espresso.tv now we have there will be a short pause, but we will be back very quickly, so stay some creatures he hunts for washing machines and we are from ukraine and insure our machines online on hotline finance hotline finance insurance of course online in cabins letters behind the monitors of radar stations at the control points of anti-aircraft missile systems at thousands of combat positions throughout the territory of our country, they bring victory closer every day. glory to the air force of the armed forces of ukraine, no matter what ukrainians think about so that they do not talk about the first p

bohdan ustimenka , director of the ukrainian institute of maritime law and security is with us. congratulations. how do you assess now ? this is the first stage. did you feel a little relieved yesterday, in particular, when you found out that already the vessel is radzoni, that's right, it is already in the territorial waters of turkey. well, first of all, i would like to say that the vessel has already passed the inspection check. the inspection check was carried out by four parties. that is, it is representatives of the united nations organization of turkey, russia and ukraine, and now it is ready to follow to lebanon, this is the first, the second, well, i think that this is quite an important step. although you can say that one ship per day, as my colleague rightly said, that is, it is, well, quite small, let's say the volume compared to the fact that it is necessary to export about 8 million tons per month , and one ship, it will be plus or minus. well, this ship which e-e passed the inspection, it e-e carries on board only 26 e-e 26 26,000 tons. that is, you can calculate

not want to leave further in ivan stupak is us former employee of the sbu, an expert of the ukrainian instituteture and a consultant to the verkhovna rada's committee on national security. good day, you are next in the studio. i congratulate you, sir. let me give you fresh news. oh, my god, i'll say a word. it's easier. it 's easier not to explain for a long time. the zaporizhia gauleiter and the former people's deputy and even a medal-bearing deputy, as his balyn a-a, announced that they had started preparing for the referendum, there will already be a referendum on annexing the occupied part of zaporizhzhia oblast to russia, at least these intentions are voiced by the occupiers through this former proxy deputy, what does this mean for ukrainian security ? does this have any effect on the situation in the region in general ? not by europeans, but by americans, it will be a worthless referendum, as by analogy with treaties there, when they are recognized as worthless, and there is such and such a desire of the russians in this way to fit all these territories under the nuclear umbrella of the r

have this dialogue about the current challenges of today's culture and we from the joint ukrainian summit the instituteeparate ukrainian program, part of which was actually this high-level conversation about how the international community can help ukrainian culture, it is not only about direct funding it is about the fact that we are in this war and its consequences for a long time, and from such situational funding or project situations that can help us, we need to move to a very long-term strategic thinking about what kind of ukrainian culture will come out of this war, and it will come out very disgraced and very, very affected, so we are talking about how to help people who will now, for example, have a reduction in salaries in the public sector or will have no salaries at all in the independent sector, how to protect museums, how to give people the skills they need for in order to survive and save, for example, its museum collections in conditions of war or the threat of invasion, how to restore cultural diplomacy or strengthen it, because this is an extremely important element of this struggle,

this logic, the national art museum , the vernadsky library, in almost all educational institutions, the ukrainiandirector of akhtemsii tablaev tried to find out the position of the parties - he says that it is important not to lose the film fund, of course, look at the conditions of how it will be stored well, because it is important and in general, it would be great if all the requested parties met, you found the optimal solution, because well, i am far from thinking that in general, anyone would come to naum to destroy the dovzhenka center there, yes, and that more archive the ministry of culture announced that the dovzhenko center had not been informed of the decision since the end of 2021. the ministry is not subject to the ministry of culture. oleksandr tkachenko, the minister of culture, initiated the discussion of the situation with the state cinema and the cabinet of ministers. the negotiation process continues. dmytro suslov is the only news on the public 14 -seat bicycle volunteer vadim monastyrskyi from kharkov plans to ride only 1300 km in such a bicycle ride. he is raising money for

denisenko, advisor to the minister of internal affairs of ukraine and executive director of the ukrainian institutee congratulate you vadym well, here is operational information fresh from the sbu, the counterintelligence of the sbu stole the fact of the recruitment by the special services of the russian federation of an employee of the department for ensuring the management of affairs of the verkhovna rada apparatus, it is noted in the report of the sbu that the notification regarding the cooperation of the official tipped off an fsb staff member during a trip to the temporarily occupied crimea before the start of a full-scale invasion, on the instructions of his russian curator, the agent was supposed to gather intelligence about the visit of foreign delegations to the parliament, in particular, their personal composition, the content of official informal conversations, in addition, he was given the task of studying the possibility of installing special technical means of covert information gathering in the halls and on the sidelines, well, in simple words, to put bugs and how do you generally as

arsenal mutual art institute and the ukrainian penn club call on the cabinet of ministers of ukraine cel the order to the state cinema on the reorganization of the dovzhenko center they see in this the government's intention to liquidate the institution that has been engaged in the preservation, research and popularization of ukrainian cinema since 1994. the daughter declares that it is only about the separation of the ukrainian animation studio and the cinema archive with the preservation of the institution's function of developing the museum business of film culture and organizing thematic events ministry

recording of testimonies of witnesses of the famine in all regions of ukraine, the creation of the ukrainian institutenition of the holodomor as genocide, all this helped ukrainians to understand their past and imagine the future the ukrainians saw their future in the european family to which they rightfully belong, however, the then government in the person of yanukovych tazarov wanted too much to strengthen relations not with the west but with moscow. by the union, on the same day , thousands gathered on the independence maidan in kyiv with the flags of ukraine and the eu. further, the euromaidans swept through all large and small cities of ukraine from donetsk to lviv and did not stop even after the first severe beatings with golden eagles, followed by shootings of unarmed protesters, this did not stop, but forced yanukovych to flee to russia, the beginning of 2014, ukraine is faced with a choice: capitulation or resistance by its own forces, without a powerful army and significant support of the west, we found strength in ourselves, volunteer battalions began to be formed, a volunteer movement, pe

let's put it creatively to supply their already bolshevik ukrainian institutions with the name of the ukrainian people's republic, that is, instead of the central council, call the quasi-parliament of ukraine the verkhovna rada or again the ukrainian people's republic is a safe account . and all these games are the names of secretariats and the ministry. it was all over again. here are the parts of this big game in order to convince a large part of ukrainians. look. we are creating for you such a mini quasi-statehood within the framework of of the soviet union, it will not be much different from what you created in the ukrainian people 's republic, and in principle many people believed it, again, we can remember that i have the experience of oleksandr dovzhenka, for example, what to write or others of famous people of that time. but again, as a result, the russian empire in the unitary form in which it existed until 1917. it was no longer able to be revived thanks to the existence of the ukrainian people's republic. again, if i recall another episode, i really love this episode . whic

ilya, for the clarification. of international politics of the analytical center ukrainian institute of future was with us on this uh at some fourth or what hour of our marathon we will finish uh. there is another fifth ahead. well, news with angelika is ahead of the season. thank you colleagues, the enemy shelled sumshchyna in the morning, but active enemy shelling also continues in donetsk region, and within a day there are also dead and wounded among the civilian population in kherson region, hostilities continue, i will tell you in more detail in a wash, the 187th day of the russian-ukrainian war continues for your attention news

reviews about the quality of service on weapons, almost destroying the rating of the institution, fortunately , ukrainians also took part in the survey, thanking the georgian initiative, the bar's answer was not long in coming. they are very grateful to the ukrainians who took the time to the conditions of the war and helped us, your heroism brings tears. unfortunately, the russians are capable of doing more harm than an attack on the internet, and the finnish customs officers who checked russian tourists and were horrified, out of two and a half thousand people, brought home under sanctions goods, and it is not only about luxury items , are well aware of this and about drones with navigators, technologies that can be used in the war against ukrainians, so until the eu has a clear decision, finland has decided to sharply reduce the issuance of visas to the citizens of the aggressor countries, ten times less will be issued and only for good reasons kateryna fedorchenko oksana tkachenko tsn 1+1 marathon - the only news well, real russian nazis are fighting in ukraine under the pretext of fighting nazis and

want to tell our viewers that we are adding mykola skiba, he is an expert on education at the ukrainian institute of the future . first of all, it will probably depend on the region, where the school is located, on the security situation there and on the readiness of the moles themselves, and probably what the team of the educational institution will act in case of emergency, well , even banal air alarms, because if in school, for example, 300 or 500 students study there, then it also needs to be trained accordingly, how without, say, the crowd, organized in time to transfer everyone to the shelter well, because it is not an option to study there all the time underground. therefore, it is not so additional challenges additional of the need for education, but here the main question is another, er, actually this is the request of parents that their children study face-to- face. well, in fact, in my opinion, it is not only about the quality of education itself, as such, as a core of knowledge, because it is a certain request for a certain the therapeutic function of the school, that is, a return to

kyiv - this is a joint project of the tyreo forces of the selected forces of ukraine and the ukrainian instituteonal remembrance to the independence day of ukraine and we are in touch oleg palchyk, a photographer, a soldier of the tarot forces of the ukrainian armed forces, one of the authors of the exhibition, congratulations olezhe glory to ukraine glory would like to thank you right away, because this is not an exhibition, it is not a couple, it is actually some kind of one. well, i don’t know, a dose of very positive emotions despite all this horror, so what does burnt enemy equipment carry because it is itself as they say, it won't burn, we understand what our fighters are for. so, i think it is also extremely important that the people of civilian cities, meaning central ukraine and western ukraine, see it all. please tell me about what is on khreshchatyk or about the sleeve exhibition, again about the exhibition to which we are currently related a-a well a-a this project er-e is on my personal it is a joint work of forces er-e territorial defense and the institute of national memory a- and

the first cargoes have been sent, what's next, our guest bohdan ustymenko, director of the ukrainian institutef maritime law and security, congratulations, mr. bohdan good evening. let's start from the beginning. why did russia decide to go to ukraine to be able to export grain, because it is absolutely obvious that in such a situation, this is the threat of famine , which has been frightening in russia all the time. rescue, she shouted with this voice on the panel with the participation of putin himself. well, what happened, why did the famine stop being a rescue, or did it not stop? well, let's be sure, let's start with turkey's motives, why exactly turkey needs this, and why is this necessary since you and i know that the tripartite signing of the so-called istanbul agreements actually took place, in fact the secretary general of the united nations did not sign such an agreement, it was only stated that these documents were signed with the assistance of the secretary general of the united nations at the same time i would like to say about the turkish motives about this, well, not all of the

belarus ihor tyshkevich, an analyst at the ukrainian institute of the future, talked about belarus and possibly the danger that has remained for 14-16 weeks . the pause did not last long, stay we continue our ukrainian temporarily occupied cities of heroes ukrainians support the cities of heroes february 24 the date that changed us the date that changed the world and now what interests us the most is our victory when we defeat the enemy so predict the course of the war saturday political club program returns to the air espresso to to help understand the events and predict the consequences that on saturdays vitaliy portnikov and maria gurska will discuss the most relevant to draw appropriate conclusions, you want to know how what happens today will affect our tomorrow see the saturday book that saturdays are not happy ukrainians are a nation of brave, hardworking and happy we sow we grow we protect we are wounded in the valley a cossack is cheerful the strength of the unconquered wild creatures are not able to choose anything else and we in ukraine like to choose everything even if it i

well, i want to believe it thank you thank you yaroslav romanchuk scientific director of the ukrainian institute of economic leadership he was with us and now he will be with you anna ila melnyk she will tell about the latest news in her issue thank you colleagues for your work well, the news editors also did not sit idly by about the most important thing, stay with us , the occupiers attacked odesa with two x-22 missiles, the number of wounded as a result of the shelling increased to four, the victims have already been given the necessary medical care, noted the spokesman of the regional military administration serhiy bratchuk, it was not without destruction fires broke out at one of the recreation centers and in several private buildings nearby, the fires have already been extinguished . another higher educational institution in mykolaiv was targeted the black sea national university named after peter mohyla was attacked by muscovites at night with two s300 missiles, mayor oleksandr sinkevich said that at the time of the shelling, only the security guard was in the building. fortunately, he wa

to draw conclusions and observations for you as a historian and ex -head and founder of the ukrainian institute remembrance, unfortunately, this is a sad story when people who take on the promotion of holy symbols are absolutely not for every ukrainian understand what they are doing. this story, which testifies, knew again about the opening, felt the approach to, in particular, state policy, some state initiatives related to the popularization of this ukrainian, this story is reminiscent of last year's story, when in these days the idea was very actively pushed the so-called great coat of arms, which invites me, always reminded me of the confident label again. that is, uh, this is a story about those people who believe that nothing happened to them, that everything that is important can happen in that to the state, this is what they will actually offer. this is a story about disrespect for very important credits , important traditions that are respected and that appeared decades before those who should popularize them today. i think that it was very healthy and very correct to react in society

contact with us, the advisor to the minister of internal affairs, the executive director of the ukrainian institutefuture, vadim, we welcome you to myrhorod, maybe you can give us some details, and in general, how did the first half of independence day in ukraine go, well, sumach is basically in myrhorod. now we know for sure that there are no victims and no wounded either. that is, there will be a military infrastructure. to the operator to say that a missile was shot down over cherkasy for the time being, for the time being , we are fortunately unable to talk about the fact that something extraordinary is happening or something that went beyond the limits of the previous days, but once again i just want to emphasize to everyone that not only today but all the more, a big request to everyone not to interfere with the air trade and remember that the enemy can make a mass strike, which is still possible today. well, we remember that the president warned that there could be especially cynical provocations of actions today you said the truth that we have already seen basically everything from russia e

thank you, ivan stupak, a former employee of the sbu and an expert from the ukrainian institute of theconsultant of the verkhovna rada committee on national security was on air with us, the first hour of ours with lesya vakulyuk ends on this, the next edition of the news, which will be conducted for you and is not in america, uh, and that's your word. thank you, colleagues, for your work the editors will work further news about the most important thing at this hour, i will tell you in a few moments, stay with us, a pseudo-referendum on joining the russian federation is planned to be held on the temporarily occupied lands of the zaporizhzhia region, according to the statement made by the traitor to ukraine and gauleiter yevhen balytskyi, i will remind you earlier in his address, president volodymyr zelenskyi said that in if the russians hold the so-called referendums, ukraine will no longer agree to any negotiations ukrainian air defense is working today around ten in the morning from the southern direction the occupiers fired four sea-based cruise missiles of the caliber type from the

ivan stupak, a military expert of the ukrainian institute for the future and a consultant to the verkhovnarity and defense was with us, mr. levchenko, and as promised for two minutes summarize the question the same as how to reduce the impact or make it not noticeable at all, well, reduce the plinth, they continue the topic that i started, this means that our active position is an active position russia yes, that is, only because of countermeasures. well, let's keep in mind. and what else does it mean to hope that they will see for themselves there, yes, they see something, so their embassies transmit something, and so on. so we have to constantly introduce this work to account, and so on, why does this happen, and so on. and and many things are done precisely through the media space of the formation of public opinion, that is, if you often attend such live broadcasts in the country, if you often meet with politicians, they accept you and listen to you, and you have reasoning, if you speak you meet with young people with lectures at the university and so on. of course you have a certain ra

prague, and i hope that the inclusion of our next expert, bohdan ustymenko , director of the ukrainian institutef maritime law , will be just as effective now and safety, we congratulate you, mr. bohdan. glory to ukraine since the start of the full-scale invasion, we breathed a sigh of relief when we realized that turkey does not allow russian ships through the bosphorus strait, the black sea, which could, among other things, provide fire support for a possible operation in the southern regions of our country in principle, this situation was so frozen and remained so until recently, because journalists discovered that it is possible that turkey still missed one of the ships on which the u.s. could be or completely or parts for the s300, we know how dangerous this weapon is and how actively the russian federation is now using it for us. so in the 20th of august, at night, a russian cargo ship sparta-2 slipped through the bosphorus strait in turkey, a narrow strait, the only waterway that connects the mediterranean sea with the black sea by sea and the destination of sparta two was novorossiysk -

the ukrainian people as always, this is dementia dear god, ihor tyshkevich, an analyst at the ukrainian institutelo latushko, deputy chairman of the united transitional cabinet of the cabinet of belarus, are in touch with us. greetings, dear igor and pavla, glory to ukraine lives in belarus uga forever, well, accordingly, we wanted you to comment on the current signals that presented by the belarusian dictator, there have been changes in his rhetoric again. are these the reasons of a psychological plan? as khrystyna yaskiv hints , does he still feel that a great crisis is now approaching for him and his beloved in the kremlin p latushko how do you see the situation well, it seems to me that first of all it is necessary to evaluate eh from the point of view of emotional, this final cynicism is heard from the mouth of a person who gives the territory of the country to launch missile attacks on the neighboring state a-a but this thesis is important understand why he does it and he does it first of all for the internal audience in belarus, not for the external audience or for ukrainians inside belaru

the postal pond each of us wars timed it to the independence day of ukraine organized by the ukrainian institute of national remembrance together with the ministry of culture and information politicians, etc. the very purpose, as you already said, angelica, is to demonstrate the role of the territorial defense forces, especially in the first months of the war, the full-scale offensive of russia on the territory of ukraine, and the role played by the forces teroborony and, moreover, to show such historical endurance, because self-organization, especially paramilitary self-organization, is historically important to ukrainians - this has been characteristic since the days of kievan rus, when there was a threat of attack, there was a tradition of people's militias. in the years 1917-21, and of course during the revolution of dignity during the maidan, hundreds were formed, we all know this well, and it was these patriots and volunteers who were the first to join the ranks of volunteers formations and went to the east to defend our territory and our country back in 2014, and the new round of such sel

thank you so, dear guests, i would like to remind you that ihor tishkevicha, an analyst at the ukrainian institute of the future, and pavlo latushko, deputy chairman of the united transitional cabinet of belarus , were in contact with the studio. pauses after which we will return to analytics, be behind the press, some creatures are surprised by the toilet in the house and we from ukraine can insure cars, be at least in the toilet hotline finance insurance, of course, online the cities of heroes of ukrainians under occupation are heroically resisting the enemy and waiting for the day of liberation, support your people, join the flash mob with the hashtag city of heroes, write about the occupied cities in social networks and use their geolocation in posts, publish a photo with a yellow ribbon, this is a symbol of support for people under occupation, ukrainians will be at war support the cities of heroes on the air of the espresso tv channel informational and analytical marathon one minute at a time i congratulate you dear tv viewers on the great holiday of the assumption of the blessed virgin mary

the two peoples was the famous pacification , the troops entered, pumped people, destroyed ukrainian institutionshtened people there and so on, books were thrown away libraries were destroyed, priests were beaten there, clubs we called activists and so on, such a polish politician was opposed by the head of an organization that arose from the sich riflemen and soldiers of the ukrainian galician army and all kinds of illegal organizations. it operated abroad and in western ukraine . in the early 1930s, the backbone of the western ukrainian wing consisted of agronomist stepan bandera, lawyer yaroslav stetsko, another lawyer, vasyl kuk, as well as engineer and successful advertiser roman shukhevych, the main thing that perch did this is an extensive colossal propaganda work, they managed to win the battle for the youth of western ukraine, these are actions such as, for example, a school action when the work of schools was completely blocked, in fact, students and children demanded ukrainian schools destroy portraits of polish statesmen there -th state symbols of power did not allow polish teachers i

we will see you next wednesday, and my guest was volodymyr shiyko, and the director of the ukrainian institute of all the best. glory to ukraine. greetings, dear tv viewers, yana yalom melnyk the news editor will tell you about the most important thing for this hour, i will start with the situation in mykolaiv oblast, a missile attack by the occupiers at night again struck mykolaiv. this was reported by the head of the region, vitaly kim in in one of the five-story buildings, part of the rocket broke through the ceiling and flew into the apartment, two people were seriously injured, the day before, the invaders opened fire on the territory of the pervemaya and shykhiv communities, enemy shells exploded outside the villages of polyana steppe, wide red valley of the victims . communities from attacks by fortune tellers last day in mykolaiv oblast, 22 people were injured, one man died, dnipropetrovsk oblast also under enemy attack with fire, and at night the russians hit buildings in the nikopol district, fired about 20 rockets in nikopol itself, three people were wounded, noted the head of the r

muscles of the amputated limb, then direct installation of the prosthesis, specialists from ukrainian institute all different, there are very difficult, very difficult cases , ukrainian prosthetists can cope with these serious cases, strong female arms, they fell all this for the sake of the prosthesis , but they also emphasize the importance of the second stage of rehabilitation already after prosthetics, even a high-quality and state-of-the-art limb without it, they remain a piece of iron and plastic so that a person can use it effectively for himself, this is still a very important science , the rehabilitator andriytsi teaches his patients science it is necessary to show all the nuances of how to take a step, how to climb a step, how to cross an obstacle, rubble , grass, earth, his work schedule is written by the minute, and the workload is only increasing. the demand for the work of rehabilitators is now crazy. one specialist has from 8 to 15 patients, although the norm is considered to be no more than six, eight replicatologists which works today and this is still not enough for that numbe

by ukrainian human rights defenders when it was announced that ukrainian military bases were located in hospitals or medical institutions in five cities for seconds, this is nonsense because we have information and collected data about the fact that in no ukrainian medical institution have the armed forces been stationed now. what could it be about? let's just say it was abandoned. well, there is a population center that already has, for example, no civilian population from where the evacuation took place. and probably already semi-destroyed or maybe a medical facility in this medical facility can house soldiers, it no longer functions as a medical facility 10 about the accusation, i will tell you for a second about the commission of a war crime and there it is about this, this is the last section that is what ukraine is called a war crime, that is, if you put forward in you must clearly state the arguments and i will tell you that if the vision of the international capacity in their standard they put photos of those who have nothing to do with the school as they think no to the medical institution, these are the ukrain

the fact is that ukrainian cultural institutions are gradually disappearing somehow it happens in thely destroyed the ukrainian cultural fund, it is a very young institution, but it was one of the most effective, one of the most transparent institutions, you could come there for a competition and to win a grant for a play for a book for anything artistic and for a film and well actually, everyone was satisfied, but then somehow it happened that this institution is not functioning now, there is no director competition, it looks like a real circus, the same can be said about the state the film agency is an agency, an institution that not only finances ukrainian films, but in principle determines the policy of cinematographic ukraine, and we remember that around 2014, in particular, thanks to the state cinema in there were a lot of ukrainian films , there was even a boom in ukrainian cinema, now they say that there is no money for cinema, and already in the ukrainian film community there have been conversations about the tight-knit people that our ukrainian cinema will end up at the leve

get digital copies of cultural goods on to international servers, off the servers of ukrainian cultural institutions and get them into it's a safety good to it. david levitz, thank you very much for coming and remind her of the top story way. following for you this hour, the un secretary general antonio would cherish his cold on rush, had not to cough this apparition, nuclear power plant from ukraine grid. cape says russia is planning a provocative act that the facility of next documentary on urban evolution, how animals and plants are being forced to adapt to our cities. i've been puzzling the same time tomorrow nicole furnish will have your next news updates next out of like a vibrant habitat attended, glistening place along the mediterranean sea scene of muster. and so far, abdul karim drift along with.

any moment if the russians are not stopped, so according to the calculations of the ukrainian hydrometeorological institute of the state emergency service of ukraine, in the event of a hypothetical accident at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the highest concentration of radioactive aerosols can be observed in the immediate vicinity of the stations with a radius of 50 to 100 km , in particular, radiation will reach kyiv and the temporarily occupied regions of donbas, radioactive fallout is also possible in the east of belarus and in poland and also in the baltic countries and according to estimates of other experts, in the event of a disaster, the area of ​​the potential exclusion zone will be up to 30,000 km zaporizhzhya region will actually be lost for living and farming, while the area of ​​potential contaminated territory will reach two million square kilometers, that is, like three ukraines. what to do in the event of an accident at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and what the consequences really can be , we will talk about it today and just now i want to present it to you guests, who is in

seriously when it was stated that there are hospitals in five cities in ukrainian military bases were placed in medical institutionsecond, this is nonsense because we have information and collected data that no ukrainian e-e-e institution was placed e-e-e of the armed forces now what could it be about let's say this abandoned well, uh, a settlement that already uh, for example, there is actually no civilian population from where the evacuation took place and probably already half-destroyed institution in this medical institution , soldiers can be stationed, it no longer functions as a medical situation, we are talking about and the accusation, i will tell you for a second in the commission of a war crime, and there it is about it, and the last subsection is called ukraine has committed a war crime, that is, if you accuse of committing a war crime, then you must clearly state the arguments and i will tell you what if payment capacity international in their standard , they put photos of those who have nothing to do with the school, as they think , or with the medical institution, these are the ukrainian soldiers who

ukrainian refugees worked in hungary on lake balaton everything was organized by the jewish community of ukraine together with the jews of hungary, now there are almost 600 people here in total, according to the national institutef strategic studies, 490,000 ukrainians left for hungary, how do they live in one of the felino-bugaev camps yuliya rosman, a refugee from berdyansk , saw the city was occupied in the first days of the full-scale invasion for more than a month yulia , together with her two-year-old son david and her husband, did not leave berdyansk, she says , it was scary to go outside for three that you need to stand in line for bread or milk or go to the bank. because the connection did not work for us for a very long time, the terminals did not work, the banks did not work, there was no money to borrow money from the card, there was no possibility to pay the card, that is, it worked for sure working until 3 o'clock in the afternoon, at first he says the city was closed for departure, later paid carriers appeared on a bus with other women and children, yulia went through filtering camps, checked documents, things phones are the most difficult thing, he says, being alone with a small child, there was

meanwhile, scientists of the ukrainian hydrometeorological institute modeled the process of radiationpropagation in the event of an accident, according to calculations, radioactive dust can partially affect even belarus, poland and the baltic countries, and about what is happening now in zaporizhzhia, a few kilometers from the station , bbc correspondent james water house, a lot of the landscape of ukraine, wide areas of industry, but everything is still under threat we fly to see prepare for the worst case scenario if you want to get somewhere fast these days here's how to do it we fly very low to stay out of range of russian missiles planes get a real idea of ​​how big this country zaporizhzhia is preparing for a crisis that some fear may be more serious than the chernobyl nuclear disaster, the worst in history, the power plant is located further south under russian control since the beginning of march, and the management says that the situation is approaching a critical situation, the situation has changed dramatically and of course it worries us, that is why we are here where we c

and doctors. patients, the institute was evacuated to kropyvnytskyi and lviv, and already there the specialists began to receive the first patients. this is what the ukrainian invasion in ukraine, an institution where they not only carried out full rehabilitation of patients, but also manufactured and serviced prostheses of all levels of complexity for 2.5 thousand patients every year, including military personnel . nowadays, the institute, which is only a kilometer from the kharkiv ring road, does not work, that is, the army searched the institute of prosthetics in the first days of the war and even now, once upon a time, the armed forces of ukraine drove the occupiers from the ring road, they get the enemy rsz after the arrival, but they found on the territory, here are the remains. well, as i understand it, it is impossible to use cluster munitions to serve patients in a safe and quality way, as our patients are dependent on the shortcomings of the supporting motor system children with cerebral palsy, vascular patients all of them require external care surgeons, rehabilitators, consultants of the institute evacuated from kharkiv and opened branches in kr

the co-author of the book is ukrainian historian volodymyr vyatrovych, former head of the archives of the kdb, ex-head of the institute of national memory my colleague natalka churikova, a former people's deputy of ukraine and a fighter of the terro-defense force, spoke with him about how the events of 80 years ago affect ukrainians today, see in more detail, this is probably one of my longest-running publishing projects, which began 10 years ago when i worked at the ukrainian scientific institute of harvard university. and before that, i worked as the director of the archive of the security service of ukraine. in fact, it was in this archive that i saw a huge number of documents that collected by the soviet special services about the development of the establishment and struggle of the ukrainian insurgent movement, this is the largest collection that gives an opportunity to understand the history of this insurgent movement of the 40s and 50s years, and when i had already worked for about a year in the united states of america, i saw how few actual primary sources on the history of the ukrainian insurgent army, the or

skoda says, it can happen if the catastrophe will still happen, in particular, the ukrainian hydrometeorological institute has modeled where radiation can spread in the event of an accident on the airspace, taking into account the weather conditions exactly. this is for this period august 15-18. well, that's three days before today's date, but now, by the way, you can see this simulation on the screen can you explain in more detail where exactly the radiation can spread and which regions can be affected well, according to the assumptions, well, first of all, the weather conditions change not in three days, but also in a shorter period. yes, in a day and in two eh, what i see on the screen. well, i don’t really like it as an energy expert, but it is enough to cause such great damage to both the ecology and the population not only of our country but also of neighboring countries. and what do you think, can they take into account those who are currently occupying the nuclear power plant , perhaps the military or political leadership of russia, that well, in the event that such a scenario of a terrorist attac

from of the species zone are the results of modeling performed by scientists of the ukrainian hydrometeorological institutebasis of atmospheric conditions on august 15-18, from which it follows that the radioactive cloud will spread from the in almost all directions, significant concentrations of onuclides can reach kyiv, and partially radioactive impurities can also be carried out on the territory of neighboring states. and this is the eastern part of belarus, poland, the baltic countries, scientists note that these data are hypothetical and should currently be considered only in relation to the energy committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine together with us, we wish you a good day, we wish you a good day, here we are talking now about the dangers associated with the russian occupation of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant if already talking about a certain decision about the fact that there is already a possibility of a visit by the megate mission to this station. can we be sure that the mission, the representatives of the mission will stay there? they will not just conduct an audit. but we need it

students during full-time education, let's let's return to the topic of security. 41% of ukrainian educational institutionsor training in full-time format because they are equipped with protective structures and shelters. this was reported to the ministry of education. administration with mandatory consideration of the opinion of each educational institution will be fixed lifeguard officials, he will also be responsible for readiness for educational therefore, in the case of the minister, in the event of an air alarm, the students must go down to the shelters, but when the alarm will go off, it is impossible to say. is there provision for the children to stay in the shelters for several hours, and this is a mandatory condition that the stay of the students during the air alert must take place until the end of the air today no child has the right to leave the e-e shelter without permission and until the announcement of the signal leading air second and i but i would like to correct you a little on the numbers, you said the information of the past as of last week, today we already have 47% in secondary educa