, did not know about censorship in the ukrinform national information agency, although the ukrinformormation agency is a state organization that belongs to the sphere of management of the ministry of culture, information policy, the ministry does not interfere. its editorial policy, so the ministry was unaware of the existence of the lists of so-called undesirable speakers you mentioned. karandiev also expressed confidence that with the appointment of the new head of ukrinform serhiy cherevaty there will be no such practices. mr. rostyslav, what happened in ukrinform, in principle, probably, if there had been no war, the publicity of this event would have been much wider, and yes, some people think, well, god is with us. censorship during war is possible, military censorship can be, and it is necessary, we understand that, but civil censorship, censorship, when they say take this speaker to comment, don't take that one, uh, cover this event, this event not , do not highlight, in your opinion, if karandeev did not know about it, could it be an artistic amateur activity of the former h

, not even in ukrinform, specifically in ukrinform , we are talking about this, because this is the mostt example, yes, but they decided not to go after the dark people, so in principle they chose the path without censorship, in relation to the actual cases, when someone there forgets that ukraine has gone through a sufficiently... difficult path from the kuchm times, from the movement without censorship, through the creation of a competitive and sufficiently free media market, and tries to implement... some recommendations, who to invite, how to cover, then of course , this at least 171 articles of the criminal code, obstructing the activities of journalists, in ukrinform, in principle, we will raise this issue before the ministry of culture and information policy, there should generally be a supervisory board that can be appealed to in the event of such situations, from our side, as from the committee , so i know that colleagues and iryna gerashchenko are here... rostislav can confirm that they turned to the prosecutor general's office, the prosecutor general's office transferred this

strygun confirmed the fact of the distribution of temniks in ukrinform.ay , he was brought a summons directly to the kyiv office of ukrinform. the summons came, so you understand, to kyiv, all the way from the stalniv tcc. and not only that, according to the journalist, the new head of ukrinform, serhiy cherevaty, issued a separate written order and obliged strygun to appear at the tsc and report to him about the results. this journalist is 57 years old. he never fought, this case can become, well, actually a bad precedent that will force journalists to practice self-censorship, what is self-censorship, it is when a person will censor himself in the release of this or that information, taking into account how the authorities will react to it, well that is, in fact, russia is number two in terms of freedom of speech in ukraine, well , a journalist of any kind, if possible, if possible , we will continue a little on this topic, a little later, i mean expand on this topic, that andriy had time to say, i had time to say, there can be no censorship during the

, did not know about censorship in the ukrinform national information agency, although the ukrinformion agency, a state organization under the control of the ministry of culture, information policy, the ministry does not interfere in its editorial policy, so the ministry was not aware of the existence of the so-called undesirable lists you mentioned. speakers, karandiyev also expressed confidence that with the appointment of a new the head of ukrinform, serhiy cherevaty, will not have such practices. mr. rostyslav, what happened in ukrinform, in principle, probably, if there had been no war, the publicity of this event would have been much wider, and yes, some people think, well, god knows, maybe censorship during the war, military censorship maybe it is necessary, we understand it, but... but civil censorship, censorship, when they say take this speaker for commenting, don't take that one, cover this event, don't cover this event, as you think, if karandeev not about it i knew if it could be the artistic amateur act of the former head of ukrinform, well, actually, maybe it will all

, in a state agency where, as it turned out, for some time the former head of ukrinform, oleksiy matsukaent out temniks, these are documents that were recommendations to who should comment and who should not comment on various events, and we are not talking about military censorship, we are talking about ordinary censorship, at one time such. temniks were introduced in ukraine with the arrival of russian political technologists in the team of viktor medvedchuk, who at that time was the head of the administration of the president of ukraine in the early 2000s, i remember this time very well, well, i looked at these temniks, they were made of slag actually those distant times and these dark people are very reminiscent, mrs. evgenia, you in your humanitarian and information... policy committee have already considered the question of what actually happened in ukrinform, whether there is a fact of censorship, whether there is a fact of interference in its work by journalists on the part of now the former heads of ukrinform and who actually produced these documents that were published last wee

ensuring democracy and the absence of censorship in mass media, last week a scandal broke out in ukrinformstate agency where, as it turned out, for some time the former head of ukrenform, oleksiy. matsuka sent out the darkmen. these are documents that were recommendations to who should comment and who should not comment on various events. and we are not talking about military censorship, we are talking about ordinary censorship. at one time, such dungeons were introduced in ukraine from the arrival of russian political technologists in the team of viktor medvedchuk, who at that time was the head of the administration of the president of ukraine, in the early 2000s, i remember this time very well, well, i looked at these temniks, they were made by the erasers of those distant times and very reminiscent of these dark ones. ms. yevgenia, in your humanitarian and information policy committee, have you already considered the question of what actually happened in ukrinform, whether there is a fact of censorship, whether there is a fact of interference in its work by journalists from the outside.

, we have been watching a scandal that is connected with yes so-called temniks u'. state agency ukrinformksiy matsuka, former general producer of freedom and tv channel dom, came to manage it for a few months, and actually after his departure from the information agency it became known that during his management of the agency, so-called dark letters were sent to journalists and editors, well that is, this is such a circular, it was brought to the attention of journalists who can be taken as commentators, who cannot be taken as commentators, in what way to do all this, and that is enough. there were recommendations about what the former the military should not be included in certain topics, regarding commenting, if there are any communal problems, then it means that representatives of local authorities should not be included, and these documents, which you just saw on the screen, were made public, and a scandal broke out, because actually during the war one of the heads of the agency is trying to... and this is not military censorship, this is ordinary censorship, with which we once fought

now none of those who managed ukrinform together with oleksia matsukaya have apologized for what happenedthe head of the parliamentary committee... on issues of freedom of speech yaroslav yurchyshyn sent a request to the prosecutor general's office regarding the situation in ukrinform. according to him, the introduction of such dungeons is very dangerous. a warning signal from the authorities. let's listen to what yaroslav yurchyshyn said. the facts described in the ukrainian truth may indicate that there were attempts to introduce political censorship in a specific, actually, information agency. on the positive side, journalists did not give in to this, if, this pressure, yes. as a result, it is necessary now. change the management of this media center itself, that is , the attempt itself was unsuccessful, but from the point of view of the attempt of some representatives of the authorities to introduce, even locally, some censored approaches, well, this is a very dangerous bell, but by the way, in the current situation, we have to remind you, our dear viewers , viewers, how in april 22 ,

trying to control our agenda, and it has several, i would say, found in our present, you mentioned ukrinform, which has become very loud history, which is suggestive in the return of the prisoners, but here it is definitely worth mentioning that when these prisoners appeared according to the investigations... in the 23rd year, then we also saw, for example, a story with journalists, independent investigators bihus- information that was monitored on camera for months was filmed, and as of now it is also being investigated, we also remember the attacks on journalist yuri nikolov, who investigates corruption in general , even regional centers were hit with our money, so it is as if such , i would say enough unpleasant bells that concern freedom of speech in general. in our society, and which indicate that the government is trying to control it in one way or another, we can also mention in this context that, for example, the parliamentary tv channel rada, which was created to cover the activities of our verkhovna rada, it has significantly changed, let's say, his broadcasts and now does not look

or whether there is a fact of interference. in the work of journalists by the now former heads of ukrinform and who actually produced these documents that were published last week in ukrainian pravda. well , our team did not ask us to consider this issue, we are open to cooperation with the new head of ukroinform, and i talked about it as the head of the information policy subcommittee with our head of the committee, so that it would be good to have a meeting with the newly appointed the head of the ukrainian forum to discuss all the issues that, of course, concern not only deputies, but journalists and society in general. i would still not compare this situation with the times of medvedchuk, because even the very fact that you are asking these questions, that this article by ukrpravda came out, that... we see this sharp reaction of society and the rejection of any signs that write, i don't know, unwanted speakers, people who do not have water supply or what was in these plates, this is also a certain criterion, and democracy is, well, built up, so are all these pillars of democracy, one of

them, unfortunately, it reached the international press, here , this refers to the situation in ukrinform previous management were distributed, well, we don't know who these temniks were from, but they were actually sent out, well, the former management of this state information agency, that's it. we also had other bad stories with surveillance of journalists, for example, according to the bigusinfo team, and of course, when these cases are all put together in one line, then it is... it is not a very good situation, but i would very much like the authorities to draw conclusions from these stories and, well, that it would be appropriate reaction, because diana, look, even in the article itself it is stated that the president's office simply refused to listen to their version, that is, the position of pretending that nothing is happening is leaving. unfortunately, unfortunately, we have a lot of problems with this and not only in media issues, but also in other issues, but here exactly, if regarding the situation with ukrinform, we believe that, well, my opinion is that the parliamentary co

, the former head of ukrinform, oleksiy matsuka, sent out secret documents.

, then censorship in ukrinform, it is prohibited by law, as in other media, but it exists, so you shouldne law here, it is necessary to continue monitoring, because in times of war there are very strong deformations, and the bank is trying to pull more and more blankets on himself can you please explain to our viewers the main changes that should... take place after the launch of this legislation regarding the work of the bureau of economic security, well, look, this law needs to be reviewed, unfortunately, i have not looked at it in its current form adopted, and well, i can't clearly tell you what the people's deputies have adopted in recent days. well, i just want to remind our viewers who have not been following that this law provides that the new head should be elected by a commission of six members according to... half of whom are international experts with the right to vote, this is very important, it also provides for re-certification of the bureau's employees, which should be conducted by a commission consisting of six people from the new bep director and six from the internation

shurko, ukrinform correspondent from brussels. putin is talking about nuclear weapons, he is doing so because ukraine is now talking about striking russia, and the causal president of the united states of america , joe biden, does not know how to react to this. the president, the 45th president of the united states, donald trump, said this on the air of the american television channel fox news, and therefore, he added, all this could lead to the third world war. of course. according to the version of the 45th owner of the white house, who has a good chance of settling in the main american estate for four years, of course there is joe biden, but trump himself once again emphasized that he himself... he, here is his quote: will settle the situation around ukraine and settle it quickly, this would never have happened if he was the president, well true, whether he will be the president has a chance, but will it be because of the criminal case in which he lost, and three more that are not yet, well, the trial has already begun, but the

talk about why it is important for us, what are the forecasts and much more, with dmytro shkurk, ukrinform in brussels. mr. dmitry, i congratulate you. welcome to the studio. kudos to ukraine, thank you for joining us today. glory to the heroes, let's hope. it will be okay, mr. dmitry, please tell me, come on, let's start by explaining to our viewers who is currently being elected in each individual country of the european union, well, look, representatives of the leading political forces in each country take part in the elections, they can be any political forces, they can be, for example, social democrats, christian democrats, right, left, centrists, greens, even representatives of ee... right-wing and left-wing radical groups, the main thing is that these elections to the european parliament are currently causing quite high public interest in practically all countries of the european union, because in conditions where, let's say, foreign policy the circumstances have worsened significantly, european citizens feel that it is the european union and european institutions, such important on

karandeev didn't know about it, could it have been the artistic amateur act of the former head of ukrinform, well, actually, maybe on him this is all going to stop, look, thanks for the question about censorship, because this really needs to be sorted out, because there is a lot. uh, there are such general judgments that go against the law, because if you don't know how to do it, do it according to the law. paragraph one: the constitution of ukraine clearly writes, the constitution says, yes, that censorship is prohibited in ukraine period. no civilian, military, military, gendarmerie, no, prohibited. what, censorship, what, i'm sorry, the constitution. allows, it allows restrictions on the distribution of certain information, and restrictions by law, this is very important, not by the cabinet of ministers, not by the chairman of the verkhovna rada, not by the matsuka, not by the president's office, not by an adviser to the president's office, by law, in ukraine there is a so-called 3+1 principle, which in our country, it is prohibited by law, three is something that directly relates to war

worse than outright censorship, i.e., we are talking about dark people who, as we used to trade in ukrinformll , a responsible dude, so to speak , was asked to resign with a bang. well, but the taste of a certain, certain substance remained in the mouths of all of us, and accordingly i wanted to ask you how that situation is being handled now, and in general, whether someone should be punished for this in the literal sense, well, because when they say who to write, who not to write, they issue an order and we understand that it is about journalists, who are who, employees of this state agency, well, someone has to put the party down, so to speak. talk table, good day, glory to the heroes, i don't think that this can be about punishment, but it can be about the functioning of the reputation institute, and the reputation institute itself worked, excluded oleksiy matsuka, the former head of ukrinform, from its members, so to speak, including we see his exclusion from the e. commission of journalistic ethics, and i think he is unlikely to have much prospects in media management outside the publi

principles, it’s not the values ​​for which, so the question here is that when we say temniks in ukrinformfics, when we say an attack on society and the dismantling of this public television. as a phenomenon, turning it into a state platform, these are specifics, and the incompetence of people, what we see, corruption, this is what, this is exactly where, here they are, what they mean, the incompetence of those who make decisions, specifically who , yermak is not for you i like it, so let's put it this way, we don't like that the office of the president is an unconstitutional body that has taken over the powers there, okay, but we, we are always not about specifics. and when the elections begin, the specifics are even less, that's the problem, because the ukrainian voter should defend the values ​​and should defend the principles of democracy, and these principles, they are clear, they are. outlined, and you can't be wrong when you see that the government, in the state kerunform , are handing out temniki, you understand that this is a violation of freedom of speech, you, as a citizen in a

crown of all these curtailments of democratic rights and freedoms was probably the situation with ukrinformit is an extremely very ugly story, when in 2024, in the era of ultra-fast internet, even with the lights off, e-journalists were sent dark notes advising them to shut up veterans who, for example, want to talk about problems. rehabilitation and prosthetics, this is completely inadequate, and those journalists who were present at the meeting with the ambassadors of j7, said that the ambassadors of j7 were simply amazed, because they had not seen such know-how anywhere in the world, all this triggers people, because each of us this right, each democratic freedom was chosen for not only on two maidans, and we are also elected, by the way, and for all these 11 years of war, that is why i would not like some... very unscrupulous characters who, during the hype of 2019, accidentally became deputies there, and now they are curtailing all this, so that it was fought with the strength and blood of many people. thank you, marina, larisa, who are there fuses, which allow us to say that we will n

’s not the values ​​for which, that’s why here the question is that when we say "dark people" in ukrinform, when we say an attack on society and the dismantling of this public television as a phenomenon, turning it into a state platform, this is specifics, and the people we see are incompetence, corruption , this is what, this? exactly where are they, what do they mean, the incompetence of those who make decisions, exactly who, you don't like yermak, so let's say it like that, we don't like that the office of the president was taken over by an unconstitutional body there powers, okay, but we, we are always not about the specifics, and when the elections start, the specifics are even less, this is the problem, because the ukrainian voter should protect the values ​​and should protect the principles of democracy, and these... principles are clear, they are clearly defined, and you cannot make a mistake when you see that the government, in the state leadership form, are handing out temaniks, you understand, this is a violation of freedom of speech, you, as a citizen of a democratic state, can

o'brien, who is quoted by ukrinform, said: when i talk about the strategy for the success of ukraine, it is about the fact that it is necessary to stop russia's attempts to break through in the east is the first step to success, er, he says. that if ukraine can on the one hand , it will become impossible to stop any advance of the russians, and on the other hand, there will be enough air defense to shoot down all the missiles and the russians will not be able to harm the ukrainian economy. can she advance further. listen, i corrected rusism two more along the way, so ukrinform, work with this, because you are all normal people, i understand that you were released from. kupyanska hromada, what is happening there and where are you going now, somewhere, probably in business, we are heading, as always, through the territory of thunder. where we look at the state of affairs after the night, because every night is every test, every time a test, after the enemy constantly tries to destroy, destroy our logistical routes, destroy critical infrastructure, as always the front line is quite diff

we sent an appeal to the prosecutor general's office on behalf of the faction after ukrinform journaliststion about the topics. about these closed blacklists there and, in fact , obstruction of journalistic activity, which even led to a change in the leadership of ukrinform, as you know, well, there were different ones in... general prosecutors, but the facts of obstruction of journalistic activity, they at least kept it under personal control, well, at least they ritually declared to the press that we keep it under personal control, we will figure it out, we will not allow anyone here to interfere, this time i was simply shocked, because we received a letter from the general prosecutor that he transferred these complaints to the kyiv prosecutor's office and a criminal case regarding not even a desire for journalistic activity regarding possible political censorship violated, this is abnormal, and imagine that only 121 deputies voted to summon the prosecutor general and ask the question, why is there no reaction of this structure to the facts of interference in journalistic activity and i

are not the values ​​for which, therefore, the question here is that when we say dark people in ukrinformrete, when we say an attack on society and the dismantling of this public television as a phenomenon, transformation his to the state platform, these are specifics, and the incompetence, corruption of the people we see, this is what, this is exactly where, here they are, what they mean, incompetence. who accepts decision, specifically, who, you don't like yermak, so let's put it that way, we don't like that the office of the president , an unconstitutional body, has taken over the powers there, okay, but we, we, we are always not about the specifics, and when the elections begin, the specifics are even less, that's the problem, because the ukrainian voter should protect the values ​​and should protect the principles of democracy, and these principles are clear, they are clearly defined, and you cannot be wrong when you see that the state... in temniki are distributed to the state kerimform, you understand that violation of freedom of speech, you, as a citizen of a democratic state, can

ukrinform works only against russia and it is precisely the work, you understand, why the ministry isategies. piggy bank, that is, they gathered to teach the european union and nato information policy, and to imprison, yes, yes, yes, the task, this is the number, yes, this this is a trick, and one of the lessons that they can teach, they really do it very cool, you said, a lot of money goes to armchair troops, and so, and they have a goal for government funding, the spread of fakes is called, we chose several of them, look at what taxpayers' money is spent on in ukraine, a pskov paratrooper admitted to murder. kennedy kiev gave money for the filming of a film about the ukrainians who stopped the mongol horde. during the storming of lugansk airport, the russian army the federation may have used tactical nuclear weapons. well, this is nonsense, malik, absolute nonsense, but unfortunately, yes, indeed, i agree with mikhail here, yes, it really works inside ukraine, although now, of course, the system is already starting to crumble little by little, yes, because, but it’s already very dif

feel about what is happening in the media, in the press, in particular with the scandals regarding ukrinform and the disconnection of tv channels, do our western partners often talk about , which is nevertheless the basis of democracy. words, they should be cornerstones in a democratic country, which is ukraine. well, i did not discuss such specific issues with western partners or western colleagues, because we are mainly talking about other issues related to the provision of military-technical assistance, support to ukraine and so on, but we all understand that, for example, if we take nato, it should be understood that nato, as written in solid... monographs, is also an organization that is united around certain values, including such values ​​as human rights, as democracy, as supremacy law, this applies to the european union as well, i.e. the issue of freedom of speech, the issue of criticism, this is an integral component of the legal system of the european union and nato values. that is, if we really claim full rights. participation in membership in these organizations, we need to have

minister of foreign affairs dmytro kuleba said this in an interview with ukrinform.he also emphasized that all ambassadors are evaluated based on their results, so he wished success in his new position. let me remind you that on may 9, president volodymyr zelenskyi appointed the former commander-in-chief of the armed forces. forces of ukraine, ambassador of ukraine to the united kingdom. astronaut william died in a plane crash in the usa anders, who was the first to fly around the moon. his light aircraft fell into the water near the saint juan islands in the state of washington, according to the reuters agency. it is noted that the board crashed after an unsuccessful maneuver. a 90-year-old astronaut piloted the plane. in 1968 , william anders was the pilot of the apollo vi lunar module, the first manned spacecraft to reach the moon. it is he who owns the iconic photograph of the east of the earth, which has become... the most famous image of our planet from space. the blackout in ukraine started two hours later today hours stabilization shutdown schedules will begi

as reported by ukrinform, russia wants to discuss the shelling of crimea during its presidency of theun security council. this was stated by the permanent representative of russia to the un , vasyl nebendzia. at the same time in the state. in the us department stated that ukraine minimizes the threat of civilian casualties in its offensive operations, this is how the us assistant secretary of defense john bass commented on the shelling in crimea on june 23, voice of america reports. regarding reports of civilian casualties population in crimea, the us deeply regrets the loss of any civilian life, any innocents killed during the conflict. i can't speak... about the truth of moscow's accusations, but if they are true in this case, i think it's important to emphasize, we see how ukraine uses its offensive capabilities. matthew miller during the briefing on june 24 also emphasized that crimea is ukraine and that russia can end the suffering of people with only one solution: to stop the war. we provide weapons to ukraine so that it can protect itself from armed forces aggression on its...s

global peace summit, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, in an interview with ukrinform after the peace summit, it will be much more difficult for russia to promote its international initiatives in the world . we are pleased with how hysterical. the atmosphere reigns in moscow because of the peace summit, we can see it by their actions and attempts to prevent the summit, they understand that what is at stake is the russian myth about the division of the world into europe and america, who support ukraine and the rest of the world that supports russia, putin of course also got unpleasant emotions about the fact that he was not expected at normandy, in normandy at... the celebration of the 80th anniversary of the landing of the allies, although, i watched the direct speech of the kremlin grandfather, and he spoke about , that is to say, the soviet union also contributed to the victory in the second world war, and the russian federation, or the rsfsr at that time, as part of the soviet union, suffered a lot and suffered a lot of losses during the second world war, while he s

the scandal surrounding censorship in ukrinform. who and... why tried to introduce dark circles in the state information agency, which is included in the list of the most transparent and responsible media. friends, we are working live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are currently watching us on these platforms, please subscribe to our pages, participate in our survey, today we ask you about whether you understand the principle of booking from mobi. yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube, if you have your thoughts about how and in what way mobilized people are booked in ukraine, please write in this video. if you are watching us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote if you understand the principle of booking from mobilization 0800 211 381, not 0800 211 382. all calls to these numbers are free, vote at the end. we will sum up the program this vote. today we have people's deputies of ukraine on air. i am glad to welcome to our program yevgenia kravchuk, peop

press a button in the president's office, or there will be some public or other leader there, or ukrinform something, this system, how long do you think it will take for this system to be viable and suit our westerners, you know, mr. serhiy, for what to be honest, i really hope so, and if you want, uh, what i sincerely believe is that, well, this month we should start negotiations on accession, uh, despite all the obstructions from hungary, i think , that one way or another, well, he will be asked to go out, to wash hands and to drink coffee at the moment when some decision will have to be made, i think that this is how everything will be done, you see, now on the example of how he behaved with stoltenberg regarding the fact that he will not ... will help , but it will not be denied, i think that this is the correct formula that will be applied in relation to the european union, and this is what we have, we have from, well, let's say, from july, the beginning of very specific negotiations on all parameters of our life, because what we will have to agree on is everything from the environmen

like to... ask whether the investigation of the ukrainian truth about the state information agency ukrinformscussed in dnipro in the dnipropetrovsk region, where there were prisons and where, in particular , it was about the dnipropetrovsk region, about how there, what to highlight who is a good speaker, who is an undesirable speaker, and why, why, for example, it was not possible to hire military personnel, who are being delayed in some payments, it was not possible to hire, to highlight people's problems from water supply. what do they say about it in dnipro? and you know, i really want them to stop talking to us like small children, i really want them to start talking to us from the state tv channels like adults, covering true information, communicating with those speakers who are experts, and not only with those whom you want to see, and well, it is clear that a number of parties that were there for... importance and they are no longer unwanted speakers for a long time, but about such frankness directly to write this in documents and in their internal ones, i have such the impression tha

great britain, the minister said minister of foreign affairs dmytro kuleba said in an interview with ukrinform he also emphasized that all ambassadors are evaluated based on their results, so he wished success in his new position. let me remind you that on may 9, president volodymyr zelenskyy appointed the former commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine as the ambassador of ukraine to the united kingdom. in the old world , the four-day elections to the european parliament are underway. today, three countries of the community are holding demonstrations: malta, slovakia and latvia. in bratislava, in one of the hospitals , prime minister robert fitso cast his vote recovers after an armed attack. according to analysts, an attack on the head of the country will add supporters to his pro-russian camp. in general, europeans will choose. 720 deputies who will represent the 450 million population of the european union. polls show that pro-european, centre-right and centre-left parties, the liberals and the greens will have less representation, making it harder to push for new laws to strengthe

there were talks in france between the president of ukraine and the president of the united states, ukrinform reports, and on june 13-15 in italy at the g7 summit, as if a bilateral american-ukrainian security agreement was to be signed. extremely important signals, we will monitor it, and today biden is on during the negotiations with zelensky, he apologized for the delay in aid and announced a new package of support for ukraine, cnn informs, judging by the photos that are actually published on the network, it can be seen that the secretary of defense of the united states, loyt austin and the secretary of state were also present at these negotiations anthony blinken, and the new aid, the new package of weapons, is actually worth 225 million dollars. now we will talk about weapons, about our internal kitchen, let's say, about the ministry of defense, about procurement and so on. dana yarova, adviser deputy minister of defense of ukraine, member of the public anti-corruption council of the ministry of defense and head of the children's geography of ukraine, volunteer. we are already in touch.

global peace summit, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, in an interview with ukrinformessed confidence that after the peace summit, it will be much more difficult for russia to promote its international interests in the world. we are pleased with the hysterical atmosphere in moscow because of the peace summit. we can see this by their actions and attempts to prevent the summit. they understand that kona is a russian myth about the division of the world into europe and america, which support ukraine, and the rest of the world, which supports russia. putin, of course, received and unpleasant emotions about the fact that he was not expected at the normandy celebration of the 80th anniversary of the landing of the allies, although i watched the direct speech of the kremlin grandfather, and he talked about the fact that the soviet union also contributed to the victory in the second world war , and the russian federation or the rsfsr then as part of the soviet union suffered a lot and suffered a lot of losses during the second world war. war, at the same time he somehow did n

are certain the political pressure of political censorship is felt, this story with dungeons for ukrinform was still very revealing. on the other hand, when we talk about independent media, the situation here is still not bad in the sense that there is an opportunity to communicate, there is an opportunity to express one's position, there is an opportunity conduct journalistic investigations, publish their actual results and receive from society, and not only from society, sometimes from the authorities certain feedback on these investigations, but in general the trend that we see, if we compare it there, for example with... in 2022, of course, it cannot but cause some concern, and this is clearly a reason for a serious conversation and the adoption of certain decisions that should improve the situation in the information sphere of ukraine. thank you, mr. igor, but i just have to note that after all since the 22nd year, three tv channels do not appear in t2 , and no one can explain to espresso the fifth and direct why we were turned off from t-2, and so far no answers. we do not have from

he informed the journalists of ukrinform about this.ill remind you that on may 22, the verkhovna rada voted to create a temporary special commission on the use of budget funds for the construction of fortifications and the production of drones. the parliamentary commission should find out whether the works on the construction of fortifications were completed, to what extent, who? and how he used budget funds. before the broadcast, i talked with mykhailo tsimbalyuk, people's deputy of ukraine from batkivshchyna. he is the deputy chairman of this temporary special commission of the verkhovna rada on the use of state budget funds for the construction of fortifications and engineering barriers on the contact line, as well as the manufacture and purchase of drones for the defense forces. let's hear what he said about how the investigation is going and finding out all the details. the situation with fortifications, it is difficult only in the kharkiv region, the most questions today are precisely for the kharkiv direction and the regional mil

knew about the censorship from the president's office about matsuka and all the other stories in ukrinformack in the fall. the ambassadors used to meet, they knew all this, but for how many months, like that they say, they kept silent and endured, can they endure any longer, and what can they do, this is our sovereign country, well, they can advise something, they can speak, they can put pressure, it’s just that this is a sensitive topic for them , they said it, denationalization, you do what we did to you, that is, sometimes that's how they act, this time i'm waiting. this is how they work, now they are not just recommendations, they already wrote in all the memorandums with the imf, in other documents, that ukraine 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 reforms, well, the main thing is to reform really the law enforcement agencies that are under tatarov, here they are met with absolute bulling in this regard, but it is simply not being carried out, so what will they do, well , what can biden do, when he already publicly and not publicly says, yes , ours say , well, no, well... what the hell, and at one time the

that arose this week, after the ukrainian pravda investigation into the state information agency ukrinform, where, as it turned out, the director of this agency sent a large message to journalists of the journalistic correspondent network of this publication. dark places dungeons are something to talk about and not to talk about. and who should and who should not, as we saw, there lists of desired and undesirable speakers were already formed, and the journalistic community shared a little, which is interesting and surprising, of course, because some journalists, who in principle are considered independent journalists and cannot be called propagandists, but they said that they said it was just the massacre of oleksiy matsuko himself, and he was that director, and indeed he had already resigned. who sent the dark men, whose side are you on, you who believe that censorship is inadmissible for no good, or those who are on the side of oleksii matsuka, who he did the right thing, as some journalists said, he is simply in love with volodymyr zelensky, well, not as a person, probably, as with the

still have a state institution of state information, which i remember, and they can do you mean ukrinform i just don't understand it another story, this is a private information company, they are this state, this is a state agency should take care, we have a regulator that takes care of direct television channels. the national commission, and there is also a state information resource that directly takes care of the formation of state policy, moreover, i want to emphasize that at one time on that base the so-called so -called policy on countering ipso information, i.e. propaganda by the russians, who are trying to influence the society, but it was all held, you see, the deputies accepted it all cabin laws. adopted all the resolutions, i remember the gryzhyn ones were highlighted, but this information propaganda was never countered by the russian cat, ukraine completely failed the information campaign regarding mobilization, no, not like that, let's not manipulate, ukraine did not fail the information campaign, what about failed information company regarding the explanation of what war is,

someone there presses a button in the president's office or dials some public or other head there or ukrinform something. will this system require, how long do you think it will take for this system to be viable and to suit our westerners, you know, mr. serhiy, what i honestly, well, really hope for, and if you want, what i sincerely believe , is that this month we have to start accession negotiations, despite all the obstructions from hungary, i think so or otherwise, well, he will be asked to... go out, wash his hands and drink coffee at the moment when some decision has to be made, i think that this is how everything will be done, you see, now on the example of how he behaved with stoldenburg regarding the fact that he will not help, but he will not oppose, i think that this is the correct formula, which will be applied in relation to the european union, and this is what we have, we have from, let's say, from july the beginning of very specific negotiations on all parameters... of our life, because what we will have to do agree, it's everything, starting from ecology, ending with a conditio