denisenko, adviser to the minister of internal affairs of ukraine, executive director of the ukrainian institutef the future. slava ukraine vadim is glad to see espressov on the air of the tv channel so the consequences of russian crimes in the kharkiv region, is it possible that it has already been possible to beat up certain statistics and i don't know what additional places i should call it, because these are not even just crimes, in a word, what are the consequences of the russian atrocities in the kharkiv region? the entire territory of kharkiv region is the liberation of kharkiv region and the part that was near the occupation is in fact in every more or less large settlement we had torture chambers there were electric chairs located in in principle, people who simply in medieval times used torture on ukrainians, and in principle, unfortunately, they have to say it in my way, that is, for now, the search continues. for now, we are only talking about that we hear what is being discussed, it is mainly about the largest burial site, but we understand that, unfortunately , it is still at the e

ivan ivan stupak, former employee of the security service of ukraine, expert of the ukrainian instituteant to the verkhovna rada committee on national security is waiting for you in a few moments news on espresso we are all exposed and you are also there waiting for the air alarm signal stay with us ukrainians what we said comes first anyway war war and our victory seven days a week from monday monday seven different spheres of human activity, sport, culture , politics, eight presenters of express, journalists , experts, opinion leaders in real time about the most relevant events through the prism of war every day, author's projects, the most express, the war continues and not only for territories, it is also a war for minds russia is throwing millions of oil dollars to turn ukrainians into little russians ukraine will become russia dissection and analysis of information about ukraine by russian propagandists concrete facts and methods by which enemy propaganda turns people into obedient zombies countering it informational attacks by russians in the information war chronicle project wit

is personally present there, has been implementing two large book projects together with the ukrainian institutebooks for several months, a ukrainian bookshelf which involves the popularization and distribution of ukrainian literature, both translated and original, by world libraries and a book without borders, this is especially important for our little ukrainians who found themselves abroad without a ukrainian book, now the first lady is with us. you were able to show and tell people at the frankfurt book fair about these two very important projects, as a person i am in love with reading, i am so incredibly glad that we have a first lady with this you talked about the results of several months of work on these projects. please tell us briefly what is the most important thing you managed to do with the distribution of ukrainian books abroad. for questions. i think that you, as a fan of the book, were simply very interested here. there are a lot of publishers, and even realizing that they are working in some extremely difficult conditions, you just have to bow to them for what they have done, an

of national remembrance, and what does the institute itself do in order for it to be ukrainianional memory is just trying to combine the efforts of scientists and historians, of course, in previous years, we paid most of our attention to overcoming the legacy of the totalitarian regime, so these processes which today we call decommunization and that's why we needed to break those stereotypes that were planted about those times about those periods and in general ukrainian society in principle overcame this dependence, we have there really are some stories related rather not to the communist but to the russian heritage and obviously now we are starting, well, we are more and more eh we are starting to work in the field of overcoming the heritage of russification and this policy of russification which was carried out here and the russian empire and the soviet union in order for those parts of ukrainian history that were silenced and marginalized to become more active . yes, here we have various different forms of ... er, well, dedicated to 1920, a comedian from previous years ther

ivan stupak, military expert of the ukrainian institute of the future an employee of the security service the 15th year. and oleg popenko , the head of the union of utilities consumers, will be in touch with us now. so uh, in principle , to increase or somehow aggravate the situation with tariffs, eh, our executive branch of the government does not plan , at least they announced it, olezhe, we congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes good morning, please tell me about the accumulation of gas, where the government instructed naftogaz to accumulate 19 billion cubic meters in storage, the company did not cope with the task, as of the end of september, there are only 13 and a half billion cubic meters in storage, a little less, by mid-october, it should become 14 and almost a half. winter, how do you as a consumer feel what is waiting for this land? please talk only about gas, we really do not have enough gas . means that they are not counting on the actual amount that we need, but they are taking into account its huge frost, that is, they think that it will be warm and that mean

okay maliev, deputy director general of the ukrainian institute, journalist, human rights curator of crimean platform in the letter lviv. to the questions, i can leave more time for questions and i will even explain to you why i left a little more time for questions, it is because i listened to work today, which i always do in the morning and afternoon i listened to what the russian liberals were saying, and it doesn't matter if there are quotation marks or not, and i thought that one of them said that there is nothing more important than life and that it is the greatest value and and and i would say in relation to until some time maybe until 14 i thought so too, but today i thought that there is something more important than life, because thousands of tens of hundreds of thousands of ukrainians went to the front not because someone drove them there with a whip, but because they were ready to give their lives for my people and this is a very important point i am talking about said that in the 14th year there was a very sharp conversation with some people in the sense that it was not

denysenko, adviser to the minister of internal affairs of ukraine, executive director of the ukrainian institutee future, worked live on the espresso tv channel, assessed the current operational situation related to the use russia kamikaze drones we are going further 15 on the first contact with us mykolaiv region and nestor volya officer of the volunteer formation free ukraine we you congratulations, mr. nestor. glory to ukraine, our country. at least from what we can say, in particular, in the mykolaiv region, the front line actually passes through part of the territory of the mykolaiv region , but look, what is the situation there? of supply routes, no one is ahead. there is no breakthrough on some date, we are filling kherson hospitals with wounded russians. well, methodical work is being carried out, but it is already quite clear that soon, kherson will be surrounded by our troops as a minimum, although the goal is directly kherson, we have a slightly different goal. so we understand that it would be the biggest holiday, i mean, if we managed to knock the enemy out of kherson , not by washi

denisenko, advisor to the minister of internal affairs of ukraine, executive director of the ukrainian institute of the future vadym we congratulate you glory to ukraine i congratulate you, we understand that putin began to insure all our western partners against the possible use of dirty weapons, a tactical nuclear warhead or another warhead. how would you rate the preparations on the part of the russian federation now? perhaps there is some relevant information and how serious they are in general. now they will be preparing to blow up the kakhov dam. yesterday's phone calls are already going to the defense ministers of turkey, the united states, great britain and france, here it must be said that all he did was this can already be said to be a cry for sitting down with us at the negotiating table, that is, they need to negotiate the process, they need everyone to be on the same page with him , and that is why, to be honest, they did not find anything better than to pull this stupid thing out of the drawer it is very important that the representatives of the usa, britain and france made a joint

. >> according to the information we possess, two ukrainian institutions are commissioned to build alled dirty bomb. the works are in the final stages. the detonation of such device can be disguised as a spontaneous explosion of a russian low yield nuclear weapon. >> a claim that has been roundly dismissed in kyiv and western capitals as transparently false. ukraine's foreign minister has invited inspectors from the international atomic energy agency to refute it. the question is whether this is russia trying to throw sand in the eyes of their enemy, or they intend to use of nuclear advice. what do you think russia danced again just by making this threat? >> i think russia tries to demonstrate the -- can continue this war permanently. and to go to another level of escalation. it is important for russia to demonstrate this. >> while russia presses its narrative, it continues to launch conventional weapons targeted increasingly at ukraine energy facilities. among those, iranian drones. the ukrainian president warning israel monday that iran might receive russian nuclear technology in r

thank you, we thank ivan stupak, a military expert of the ukrainian institute of the future, an employeefourth to the 15th years, and geography is so interesting to us. now we will move to the united states of america, and we will start talking about the people's republic of china on this occasion, jason jay smart is an american political technologist and i am switching to the russian language because something prompted me to learn the ukrainian language. Наконец русский изужать украинский hello hello glad to see you thank you for finding the time on sunday and now the 20th jubilee congress opened as they say the secular party of china and the first statement was the mistress of sizinpin that we are like that probably conquest we reserve the right to seize taiwan by dark means it 's necessary to pay attention it's serious it's what it means that you're not so important and how do you remember me ? only that two months ago when merciy polosy was the speaker of the congress, taiwan was remember all this, i showed all this what china did, and he said that they were executioners, that taiwan

during the year, we cooperated very closely with the ukrainian institute of books, which developed the concept of the stand and brought all the inventory and publications, together with the goethe institute, they developed the program. and we supported and helped with the infrastructure of the ukrainian stand and our program are inextricably linked with the topic of war, that is why they talked about literature as a tool of struggle, they willingly talked with the visitors of ukrainians who passed through russian captivity, i am here precisely to tell people what is really happening there and literature is an eternal history since man began to -e write letters with a stick , compose their words, this is a tool of influence, which well, it is simply impossible to ignore a writer, it is enough for him to simply write to describe the truth, because writers, as a rule, are real writers, they stand on the other side of the barricade where it is happening, that is the fight against evil, other participating countries show their support for our state by decorating their stands with ukrainian

not a ukrainian institute, but a russian one.his picture here on this second slide that we are going to verify, this picture to the far left where they explain the development of a dirty mall in ukraine's capacities -- dirty bomb and ukraine's capacities to create the bomb. this is a photo from a slow balian -- a sub alien photo from 2010. as the government of slovenia went to twitter, pointed out on october 25 where they debunked these claims made by russia claiming this photo used by the russian foreign ministry it's a radioactive waste agency from 2010. we can verify the same photo was used in the slovenian report from 2010 and in the photo used in these slides and allegations by russia. a photo from slovenia, not ukraine. mark: lies and manipulation exposed. the kremlin incorporating images used by russian propaganda in syria. it goes further. >> we have one final slide we are going to show here. we are going to show this picture to the far right here of the slide. the critical consequences of these provocations, where we can

involved in the creation of ukrainian textbooks, to our great regret, and when , for example, the ukrainian institutef national remembrance offers a different ukrainian perspective on history, they immediately protested and shouted that i was nationalism and the like that then there are a lot of questions that the russian federation has invested billions in this propaganda, then the question arises in people's minds. and where did the moscow patriarchate, for example, come from as an instrument of another religious hybrid aggression, and such historians and professors came to the defense of the moscow patriarchate. this was all mutually exclusive. the history of russian ideologues and propaganda in ukraine is connected, and right away the church of the moscow patriarchate was, you know, such a huge huge standard of russian propaganda of russian hybrid aggression here in ukraine has been around for many tens of years, and svyatoslav, i am turning to you. and because of this whole complex that the russian federation tried to do before, the russian empire, the soviet union still tried to instill in us u

about the situation at the front, we will continue to talk with the military expert of the ukrainian institutefuture ivan stupak p ivan is already in touch with us p ivan slava ukraine congratulations, congratulations slava good morning, studio. i do not know you. did you hear our conversation with ms. nataliya gumenyuk ? to speak of an information excuse that the head of ukrainian intelligence recently threw into the information space, so to speak, is that the occupiers are still concentrating professional forces around kherson and are probably preparing for the defense of the city. do you think that this will really create big problems for our armed forces? yes, i i believe that it was really a big problem, i will explain why, because for the kremlin, for the general kremlin, that grandfather who sits there and the south direction is the connection with the crimea - this is the minimal benefit that he received during the entire war and which he cannot banally give back, he cannot hand it over, he can even hand over a part of the donetsk region, the luhansk region . it will not agree with thi

, international expert, candidate of political sciences and ihor tyshkevich, analyst of the ukrainian institute good day, gentlemen, welcome to our airwaves good evening you know, maybe we'll start with this amazing video well, it seems familiar to me, the congress of the communist party in beijing actually ended. and where, most likely, the power of the head of china for a third term is the first in history to pass to the eye of the dolphin, and there was such an incident. he is very speechless if we can show him now this is the moment when the previous leader of china in qintau , during which china actually became global, one of the global leaders who showed double-digit growth rates of the economy and we are now 79 years old, he sat to the left of the dolphin, he was taken out just under his arms and this is some kind of amazing video. maybe you can explain to us the meaning of it, but it's definitely a good speech illustration. if we can show it now, we've watched it. i understand that we can't show it. well, if we can, then we'll show it then . it's simple. here it is. here it is. here's t

are now an international candidate of political sciences and arteshkevich an analyst at the ukrainian institute eidman , let's talk with him. lesya kryuk and i speak german poorly, we just admit it, we taught it, but it was a long time ago, and so on, so we will speak in russian. hello, igor andriy cooper - this is a ukrainian writer and translator, he wrote such a post about the fact that in russia, which turns out to be abroad, now they do not want to say that they are from russia, that they are russians and most often introduce themselves as ukrainians, and this is so strange the moment when how would people who a-a introduce themselves to the topic of who was actually a colony er -e how humiliating it is for russians hostess igor well, i honestly say, i have not heard anything about it, in my opinion, here are some fantasies that russians present to ukrainians, i don’t know the first once i heard about it without fail, uh, russians who live here in germany, they are uh, that is, russian people. among them there are very many well, that is, there are quite a lot of such putinists and putin p

budget because it sometimes looks absurd, well , first of all, culture is not funded at all, the ukrainian institutebooks, state cinema, ukrainian cultural fund, i just remember how zelensky, presenting the shevchenko prize, said, quoting churchill, who said why are we fighting him if we don’t provide money for culture, but now the government itself provides for money, not culture, some of our amendments, it is true, promised to be taken into account editorially and instructed the government to allocate certain funds. i hope that at least some part of the funds will be allocated, but this it is obviously not enough, but it is nice that we managed to defeat the amendments of deputy trochin, who proposed to allocate 1 billion 400,000 hryvnias to private companies and companies close to the president's office for the creation of a television product that would advertise the government. obviously, this is unacceptable if these funds went to the army, we supported them with both hands if it went to culture, too, which obviously will not improve the quality of education, there are a lot of absurd norms in

talk about yesterday's nobel prize and here we have ali maliev, deputy general director of the ukrainian institutejournalist and human rights defender, curator of the crimean site in the letter lviv , good health, mr. limaliyev, good health, and i have a question for you, very simple, and maybe not so simple, i don't know scandals from yesterday i read i listen i see good bad good bad in different languages ​​of the world how did you react, how much did it worry you, but on the contrary, it inspired you that in belarus, russians and ukrainians simultaneously received these award, mr. mykola, i am obviously very happy for the center for civil liberties. i am happy for the ukrainian civil society, which absolutely deserves the nobel peace prize. as well as our volunteers , who today actually help to defend our country. and the fact that the nobel committee decided to divide this award between the memorial and the memorial, which is true consistently since soviet times, still a chooses freedom and here the question is how effective now, not effectively, do they do it in russia? obviously, this questi

denysenko, adviser to the minister of internal affairs of ukraine, executive director of the ukrainian institute of the future vadim, we congratulate you glory to ukraine i congratulate you as much as possible before school there was a russian attack, so because we read that almost 90% of russian missiles were shot down, but the consequences of their attacks are quite severe. what is the general situation in the country after the attacks? now, in principle, the energy industry is working to restore electricity supply and water supply in those regions where there was damage, first of all, central ukraine is a part of western ukraine , as of now in kyiv, the electricity supply has actually been completely restored, the water supply was restored on the left bank, they promise to restore it on the right bank a little later therefore, the situation is now such that the energy industry and utility workers are restoring what was damaged today, that is, in principle , the strikes were targeted, first of all, on the energy structure, we can talk about the fact that they tried to shoot about, including hy

i will quote vadym denisenko, i like to quote him, an analyst at the ukrainian institute for the future to the minister of internal affairs, what he writes about the threat of nuclear strikes, in general, about nuclear blackmail. over the next 4-6 weeks, we will talk several times for a day we will hear stories about how missiles with nuclear warheads are moving somewhere in the chats, they will write different stories about the fact that the strike will be carried out tomorrow at 5:27 p.m. because that is what the mythical intelligence representative told someone, and so on we have to prepare for a very difficult month, first of all psychologically, and it is our psychological state that is most important these days, i will tell the banal truth, but as soon as you start to worry about things that you have no influence on, you eat yourself a hundred times faster, that's exactly what will work russian propaganda machine mr. vasyl and what do you think is the main purpose of this nuclear blackmail, is it a bluff or not a bluff and if it is a bluff then for what purpose i am asking. to beg

about the fact that putin pressed lukashenka like this igor tyshkevich expert analyst of the ukrainian institute of future communications igor we congratulate you glory to ukraine long live belarus good morning actually, it does not look too threatening to us from belarus, but in any case, we are aware that such close cooperation of the russian and belarusian military forces of the russian belarusian authorities is already in february was crowned with aggression and an offensive from the territory of these two neighbors, so to speak, are they preparing something new , let's put the games on now, well, as of now, i would say that most likely there was a very big danger that putin would press lukashenko because this unexpected visit to sochi that lukashenko spent three days there, in fact, without even contacts or without er-e pro-active work even of his journalistic gender - this indicated that he was being pressured, the fact that he went to the vicinity of abkhazia indicated that he is somewhat subject to this pressure but the key danger of the social system was whether or not lukashenko would

there were no members of the insurgent movement left in ovchak, said the representative of the ukrainian institute of national remembrance, lesya bondaruk, oksana yevpak valery fetisov public lutsk nine used armored plates that saved the lives of our defenders were turned into objects of art as part of the art armor project, they were shown at the now closed station of the capital subways maidan nezalezhnosti all bulletproof vests with bullet marks the initiator of the project was provided by the general staff nine ukrainian artists worked on the exhibits later they will be available for purchase at the auction the proceeds will buy new plates for body armor the organizers plan to show the exhibition in european cities i will leave see even this hole about no, this is a very bright thing in our country. first of all, because it protects the most important thing, this is human life, which has become very valuable, it is a sacred thing, it is almost an icon, yes. well, this election a i believe that in 100 years it will definitely be, well, in museums and beyond, we will call on artists from all ove

universities that provide such applicants with it once again to emphasize such a thing admission to a ukrainian institute of a particularly high-quality ukrainian university, especially a university that offers study on campus, this is a very good tool the return of the ukrainian language oksana mykhaylova and myroslava prokopiv ictv facts the only news on this is all we wanted to tell you for now we are holding our line approaching victory and see you, attention from the sum until 9:00, too, from the 17th to the 22nd, turn off all non-critically important electrical appliances, help restore the country's power grid. well, friends, bunker grandpa was given out. i wanted to show myself as a very strict dad, it became clear immediately after this puppet ran to push the speech after the missile strikes, a massive strike was inflicted with high-precision long-range air, sea and land weapons basirovanija on objects of energy of the military administration and communication of ukraine. their scale will be matched by the levels of aggression created by the russian federations. it cannot be said that this scenar

about capitulation, well, it’s important to the broadcast of ivan stupak, an expert at the ukrainian institutere, who wrote a very interesting article. well, he researched the last public uh public action yes uh putin's meeting in the kremlin in st. george's hall which we talked about last time and found out who is actually making decisions in russia now who is close to uh some uh type of putin and uh who is in disgrace? good night, mr. ivan. greetings from the studio. i congratulate you. thank you for joining. well, look at in principle, everything was quite simple, everything was clear. and we take it as a basis, it had a green one. and for analytics, this is the kind of research conducted by western experts. well, during the times of the soviet union, when there was no internet there, the iron curtain and everything was sewn shut, nothing is clear, who are the politburo members in the soviet there who is responsible for something there, who is doing some, uh, there are important things, who are secondary things, and here they were following in their own way, these are all the uncles there i

according to the information we possess, 2 ukrainian institutions, a commissioned to build a so called dirty bomb. the works are in the final stages. now. a detonation of such a device could be disguised as a spontaneous explosion of a russian low yield nuclear weapon. it's a claim that's been romney, dismissed here in cave and in western capital, as transparently false ukraine's foreign minister is invited in inspectors from the international atomic energy agency. to refute it, the question being asked here is whether this is russia trying to throw sand in the eyes of its enemies, or whether it really does intend to use some kind of nuclear device. what, what do you think russia expects to gain from making just as threats even if it doesn't go through with it? i think i asked her try to give us today the 8th can continue this. ready or permanently to go to another level till the escalation. and maybe it's impossible. it's important for us to develop today for disability by russia, presses it's nuclear narrative. it continues to launch conventional weapons targeted increasingly at ukra

renaming working group was held, it is noted that in accordance with the recommendation of the ukrainian institutetsomyati was asked to keep the following toponyms of gastello and tolbukhina lanes, the question is also to keep, well, gastello, yes, good friend, others decided to change what will change kosmodemyanska's zoya to petropavlovsk's lermontana nazariya yaremchuk mayakovsky's teroboron pushkin's to jewish and timiryazev's to svoboda, your attitude well, it happens when you have a mayor who is an adequate person and a patriot of his country, so my attitude is very simple. i knocked down monuments to lenin, er, why do i have antimaidan? i put them in the relevant lists, that's why we don't treat only one place here with a russian imperial marker such as pushkin street and even more so the decembrist street, well, where are we decembrists? yes and oleg koshovoy lane was renamed viktor kutsepalov, well, kutsepalov is a local teacher, athlete, photographer of active citizens, resident of voznesensk, this is exactly what should happen throughout the country today, absolutely absolutely, and all

western russia, it is not at all what it would like to see next to it , says director of the ukrainian instituteof politics ruslan bortnyk, for china, russia is important because it please note that the russian invasion of ukraine allows china to buy the time it needs to catch up and overtake the usa in order to effectively compete with the usa. china understands that while the western world is focused on countering russia in ukraine the western world cannot concentrate military and economic efforts, so in fact the prc does not take a neutral position towards the russian-ukrainian war, but one that corresponds to its interests and uses russia to achieve its geopolitical goals. therefore, the logic of china is that it does only what is beneficial to it and is the victory of ukraine beneficial to china at the speech at the 20th congress of the sizen-ping communist party? ani did not say a word about russia. heaven condemns the war and believes that the parties should sit down at the negotiating table that of course, now after the annexation of the next ukrainian territories, it is already unaccept

about it with two candidates of historical sciences volodymyr tylischak, deputy chairman of the ukrainian institute of national remembrance and serhii gromenk, historian, publicist, gentlemen , greetings, good day, good evening, good time, you know how to say hello on the internet. so , the first question to start is, as always, when you plan such a program, the first question is where to start. well, for sure let's start with a very traditional but traditional question: who are the cossacks? who are they? does modern ukrainian historiography have a clear, or at least several clear answers to who are the tula cossacks? we will also talk about that. today well, by and large, if we talk about the cossacks in such a everyday sense, then it is obvious that the answer is this, these are ukrainians and not only ukrainians who lived a long time ago and whom we know by their trousers, by their sabers, by their herringbones, and by such a strong hmm evil and not quiet words that they can speak to the fortune-tellers. and if we are going to understand what the cossacks really were, we will dive into a huge s

is one of the first films about crime, shot with completely ukrainian narratives, various ukrainian institutionsto strict and economical mode, and this seems very good to me, because if you don’t think about going to a cafe or a restaurant now, you are almost guaranteed to get a dinner with candles, and that dinner with candles or, er, without breakfast with candles in each er case it's very romantic, it also applies to cinemas, but now the october cinema is also quite dark there because the generator is working and everything is also being saved. i want to tell you about the panfir tape that will be shown today because it's terrible. it's important not just from the point of view of the cinema culture there in terms of even the point of cultural diplomacy is that in the world in world cinema there is a stereotype called dumb eastern european bandits , for example, we can see this, for example, in i don't know, in the tv series fargo or in guy ritchie or even in directors, and the peculiarity of these eastern european bandits is not only that they are stupid, and the fact that they are completel

this was ihor tyshkevich, an expert analyst of the ukrainian institute of the future, and valery kalinovskya belarusian the journalist is in touch with us. well, the heroes among us in the conditions of war on the front lines of the army often show heroism, bravery and the ability to quickly learn military affairs. our colleagues will tell about one of the platoons of the glorious 72nd brigade of the black zaporozhians, who cause panic on russian mercenaries plot weapons comrades and the front line for more than seven months, the military has been protecting the ukrainian borders from the invaders, one of the heroic brigades is the 72nd brigade named after the black zaporozhians, and it was this brigade that received the defense of kyiv oblast at the beginning of april she did not allow the russians to go to the capital, on the other hand , few people know about the separate units of the brigade itself . the machine gun platoon has 44 soldiers. and it is also special in that it consists almost entirely of frenchmen . i wanted to create my own team and go with the whole team to serve to prot

a volunteers began archiving as much as possible relying in what they could find from ukrainian cultural institutions online. we're trying to, to capture those websites with everything that's on them. any pdf, any image, any 3 d model, or, or walkthrough, or trying to capture a version of, of all of it so that, that can be, you know, something that is safe and outside the country. ah, some tech companies are supporting search by providing servers in storage for free so far, the group has saved more than 30 terabytes of content from over 3500 websites. more than 1300 volunteers helped with the task. sometimes it's not even like a firefighter squad, it's, it's more like, you know, neighbors with water buckets. you know, many of us had not really done any work on web archiving before this year on quinn, dombrowski hope so chose archive will never actually be needed. we, we don't actually want these to be useful if they're useful it's, it's a sign that something terrible has happened in terms of the preservation of, of cultural heritage. the great thing about this project, anyone can pitch him. you can l

volunteers began archiving as much as possible relying and what they could find from ukrainian cultural institutions online were trying to, to capture those websites with everything that's on them. any pdf, any image, any 3 d model or, or walk through. we're trying to capture a version of, of all of it so that that can be something that is safe and outside the country. some tech companies are supporting suit, joe, by providing servers in storage for free. so far, the group has saved more than 30 terabytes of content from over 3500 websites. more than 1300 volunteers helped with the task. sometimes it's not even like a firefighter squad, it's, it's more like, you know, neighbors with water buckets. you know it, many of us had not really done any work on web archiving before this year on quin dombrowski hope so chose archive will never actually be needed. we, we don't actually want these to be useful if they're useful. it is a sign that something terrible has happened in terms of the preservation of, of cultural heritage. the great thing about this project, anyone can pitch him. you can learn more at

iaea experts will go to kiev for inspection, including at the ukrainian institute for nuclear researchnent representative of russia to international organizations in vienna, told about this on air on our channel . e in vienna, a letter to the ukrainian state nuclear regulatory agency with a request to send specialists to two facilities , we are talking about the kiev institute for nuclear research and the state body of the enrichment plant in the zhovti vody settlement in the dnipropetrovsk region, but since such appeals are allowed on existing agreements between states and secrets. the bogatyr answered, yes, positively, and i think in the coming days several inspectors will go to kiev and zhovti vody, it must be borne in mind that usually such inspections are associated with selection samples and it takes quite a lot of time to analyze them, probably two months, as a rule, administrative procedures for everything related to that. uh, what is called hmm management in the broadest sense of the word, and this is certainly impossible to do without broad and deep coordination between all a

he pays the same eu, if anything, not the ukraine of the ukrainian institution.o, it's interesting, right? this is riddno ukraine is fighting with peoples who cheer, yes, and live fighting for foreign money, foreigners about who pays and most importantly about the political leadership of ukraine when zelensky said that the main goal for the west is putin and the kremlin well , he said so, yes. and what, and there it is necessary to send weapons and there the westerners are the critical target. yes, he talks about it and i talked about it, he agrees on his position, of course ah. if he they write, but he does his speech that's because he talks a lot when he says that putin deceived me. this is what he wants to say. i was not opposed to give, crimea according to the agreement that we have lost, crimea and give. donetsk lugansk well , khersons of zaporozhye, i can't resist 24 hours, he had the opportunity of the twenty-fourth, but such a thing with him. but the scammer, of course, was surprised, because they sniffed money, then this question that you asked these pri

the ukrainian institute of defense analyses. are we taking the long -- wrong lessons from ukraine? it seems to me like an anomaly. when you look at the key challenges facing the u.s. it would be counterinsurgency potentially in a taiwan set reo. i would like -- scenario. i would like your red action -- reaction to that. second, are we seeing a pivot to the end of soviet era technology. it appears that the soviet equipment russia is using has been a tremendous failure. >> would you like for everyone to address that? >> sure. >> we will go through everyone this time. then, unless it is directed, you can chime in virtually and see about that. we will come back this way, michelle, then boris. >> i think that is a great question. what unites situations such as ukraine and taiwan, two brief points here. first, ukraine has shown, and this is not something new, the effectiveness of combined operations -- arms operations, essentially. combined arms operations in modern and future warfare will be essential to preserve your power. combined arms operations are the foundational for what in nato

we have concrete information regarding ukrainian scientific institutes having technologies that allow them to make a nerd, dirty bomb . >> reporter: ukraine's president said that if russia calls and says that ukraine is allegedly preparing something, it means only one thing, that russia has already prepared all of it. the head of the radiation and chemical and bio logical protection department says the dirty bomb is in the final stages of creation . a dirty bomb has ever been used before . it is not a nuclear explosion but by using conventional explosives to spread radioactive material , it is an effective weapon of terror that could contaminate a city for years . >> the u.s., uk and france rejected the false allegations as a pretext for escalation. the u.s. has accused russia of is known as a false flag operation. >> reporter: russian forces has lost territory in ukraine and switch tactics targeting the power grid. about 100,000 u.s. troops are in europe and many are participating in training drills currently underway. some along from india's border with ukraine. cbs news, the white

pressure from washington , experts from the mgtn will go to kiev for inspection, including at the ukrainian institutelear research, mikhail ulyanov, permanent representative of russia to international organizations in vienna , told about this on the air of our channel. and later entered the secretariat. uh, in venya a letter to the gentlemen ukrainian regulation with a request to send specialists to two facilities, we are talking about the kiev institute for nuclear research and the state mining and processing plant in the village of zhovti vody in the dnipropetrovsk region, but since such appeals are allowed, but acting with agreements between states and a secret. the bogatyr answered, yes, positively, and i think that in the next few days several inspectors will go to kiev and zhovti vody. it should be borne in mind that such inspections usually involve the selection samples and their analysis takes quite a lot of time, probably two months, as a rule. that is, in about a week or so. we will probably find out the final results of these visits and will not appear soon. will take place against the bac

situation eh this situation eh hmm is in general and hmmm there is a different way of ukrainian cultural institutions of such a controversial cultural policy of the last few years which constantly causes concern and criticism for example we can recall one of the most successful cultural institutes and institutions in ukraine in general. it was called the ukrainian cultural fund, which was quite successful and quite effective. nowadays, it has practically ceased to exist, at least as effectively as it was. well, what is the state policy that we are currently observing, which is constantly exposed to criticism it happened, and now we will observe the reaction of the cultural community, because it will certainly explain in more detail, you know. the main thing is that this gold fund of ukrainian cinema, he did not suddenly disappear somewhere. here, you can transfer, reorganize, trust in others, and then once and where is the fund. oh, we lost on the way , we lost, you can say, in the last seconds of victory, but we showed a worthy class of football. shakhtar donetsk yesterday glorified ukraine, in fact

active in ukraine, and that is why they work on an individual level, that is, most of the ukrainian cultural institutions that suffered damage received help directly or from the headquarters rescue or from other such aid initiatives of the ukrainians to this day of course, but here is a very important moment, we cannot rebuild today, the war has not ended on rebuilding is needed, first of all, time is needed, knowledge is needed, proposals are correct, because it is possible to rebuild in such a way as to damage the monument itself, a good example is the church of the mother of god in the village of mzyazka in zhytomyr oblast, the local community obviously hoped that this the church will be dismantled because it is difficult to restore it. well, it is possible to quickly build a new, beautiful, good church. that is, this relationship is practical and part of the local community, from the point of view of restorers, needs huge funds for its restoration and restoration, and that is why here it is impossible to hurry, we can only talk about stabilization measures or against emergencies, today it is very act

be guided by his views and committed some hostile actions against the ukrainian state, ukrainian state institutionso on and to communicate this very clearly, for example, we lack such clarity in matters with the russian church in ukraine, unfortunately, so far, not everything has been done in this area, it is just beginning and we we see that the church that calls itself the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate is actually the ruslana church in ukraine, that there is still a lot that is allowed. unfortunately, it was open and did not condemn the aggression. took the side of ukrainian society and the state, and this, by the way, was reflected in the mood, we saw that this was also an important break, in fact, we recorded it in no of this year, that is, before all these referendums where the hierarchs of the russian church were there, about all these so-called referendums, so-called the coloring of the ukrainian land dwellers given the eastern ones, allegedly their accession to russia, that all this was before that, but even before that, all before these events, the majority of 50% ag

steinmeier, special attention of the fairs was given to ukrainian authors and publishers, the ukrainian book institute and the goethe institute in ukraine are the co-organizers of the national stand of 100 m² with its own stage, where 40 ukrainian publishing houses are represented, it is also possible to note that there is no russian at the exhibition stand because the organizers of the festival support our state and condemn the actions of the aggressor country persistence of existence slogan of our stand proposed by the philosopher and translator yury prokhasko, it best reflects this year's concept of ukraine's presence at the fair, namely the idea of ​​the indomitability of ukrainians in their struggle for life and the future. troops, and the motto of the ukrainian program is quotes by serhiy zhadana from the book of maria's life, what can they do to us, so that while we hear one, the program takes place with the participation of foreign guests and experts from ukraine and germany and does not offer entertaining topics a-a discuss the current situation which is inextricably linked with the war also

according to the information that we possess. 2 ukrainian institutions, a commissioned to so called dirty ball in the works or in the final stage, is now a detonation of such a device could be disguised as a continuous explosion of a russian low yield nuclear weapon. it's a claim that's been romney, dismissed here in cave and in western capital, as transparently false ukraine's foreign minister is invited in inspectors from the international atomic energy agency. to refute it, the question being asked here is whether this is russia trying to throw sand in the eyes of its enemies, or whether it really doesn't tend to use some kind of nuclear device. what, what do you think russia expects to gain from making just a threat even if it doesn't go through with it? i think i asked her try to give us today the, the eat can continue this. ready or permanently and the to go to another level till the escalation. and maybe it's impossible. it's important for us to do today is to compete it. russia presses its nuclear narrative, it continues to launch conventional weapons targeted increasingly at ukra

volunteers began archiving as much as possible relying and what they could find from ukrainian cultural institutions online. we're trying to, to capture those websites with everything that's on them. any pdf, any image, any 3 d model or, or walkthrough. we're trying to capture a version of, of all of it so that, that can be, you know, something that is safe and outside the country. ah, some tech companies are supporting search by providing servers in storage for free . so far, the group has saved more than 30 terabytes of content from over 3500 websites. more than 1300 volunteers helped with the task. sometimes it's not even like a firefighter squad, it's, it's more like, you know, neighbors with water buckets. you know it, many of us had not really done any work on web archiving before this quin dombrowski hopes to chose, archive will never actually be needed. we don't actually want these to be useful if they're useful. it is a sign that something terrible has happened in terms of the preservation of, of cultural heritage. the great thing about this project, anyone can pitch him. you can learn more

volunteers began archiving as much as possible, relying in what they could find from ukrainian cultural institutions online. we're trying to, to capture those websites with everything that's on them. any pdf, any image, any 3 d model or, or walkthrough. we're trying to capture a version of, of all of it so that, that can be, you know, something that is safe and outside the country. ah, some tech companies are supporting search by providing servers in storage for free . so far, the group has saved more than 30 terabytes of content from over 3500 websites. more than 1300 volunteers helped with the task. sometimes it's not even like a firefighter squad, it's, it's more like, you know, neighbors with water buckets. you know, many of us had not really done any work on web archiving before this year on quinn, dombrowski hope so, chose archive will never actually be needed. we, we don't actually want these to be useful if they're useful it's, it's a sign that something terrible has happened in terms of the preservation of, of cultural heritage. the great thing about this project, anyone can pitch him. you