poland talks about... crimes in volyn, and we we know that , unfortunately, some departments of the upaolved in them, from a historical point of view, that is, we know this from history, and accordingly scientists write about it, then poland wants ukraine to condemn the entire formation of the upa, for ukraine to also condemn the organization of ukrainian nationalists, a political body. and accordingly, condemning these two organizations, so as not to honor. the memory of the figures and soldiers of these organizations is impossible, and poland, unfortunately, cannot understand that, in addition to the fact that part of the upa department really took part in crimes against the civilian population, yet another part of the upa fought for the independence of ukraine and the brave men gave their lives for ukraine to be independent, to be free, both from the soviet union and ultimately free from that time. of nazi germany, whether the territory other than ukraine was not subject to the power of poland again, therefore it is impossible, also, taking into account the ukrainian legislation, whi

with the red army units, therefore began serious pressure, so to speak, across the entire field on the upa units that were operating in western ukraine, in the presence of suspicions that someone from the locals, therefore, cooperated with the organs of the soviet power, and the militants of the unup defended. these forces were eventually transferred under the control in forty-fourth year after the avver was disbanded were transferred to the control of the eighth introduction of the eighth military department of the main department of imperial security under the leadership of otto skarzeny they were preparing to move to a sabotage and terrorist fight against the soviet union and naturally the destruction of this... bandit underground meant preserving the lives of soviet citizens, since the bandits attacked mixed families, peaceful enterprises. bandera supporters organized their own microstate in western ukraine with underground bunkers with supplies of food, water, weapons. but soviet counterintelligence learned over time to identify and fish out nazis from the holes. search dogs, long pro

the volyn massacre and threatened the polish sejm because of the ban on the symbols of the terrorist upais interesting that the question of who is the bigger nazi, an extremist from the banned un decided to raise it just on the anniversary of the start of the soviet operation to cleanse western ukraine of the remnants of nazi henchmen. anastasia ivanova will remind us what lessons of history we learned 80 years ago. anastasia, hello. hello alexey. it turns out that the traditions of denazification were laid down precisely then? and the traditions. denazification and, alas, the methods of ukrainian nazis have also been preserved, there are few details about their secret operations, and little video archive, mostly fiction films, but the main result of the joint liberation operation of counterintelligence mixed fighters of the red army, who from august 11, 1944 began to liberate western ukraine from bandera's criminals, during the great patriotic war there was formed not just an ideology, a cult of wild death, judging by the documents published by the cia, namely excerpts ... the magazine

in ukraine, to the symbols of the upa, to what concerns the father, even our greetings, with which wend the glory belongs to ukraine. does it mean that the poles are not ready for this unification thesis, we apologize for this thesis, and... and forgive us, please, that their political certain points, which are not even used by the pisivites, but also by today's government, are so important for them from the point of view, by the way, and for the elections too, that they will not go for it, or after all you see that there is a certain cohort of historians and politicians who are ready to promote this unity, i think... that here we need to have a rather wise strategy, first of all, we need to constantly remember that the issue of polish-ukrainian history of polish-ukrainian reconciliation , this is an issue on which two peoples, two peoples and two states have been working since 1991, that is, essentially from the moment when the ukrainian state became independent, it is necessary to constantly recall such figures as st. john paul ii and his... declarations, here constantly to recall t

officer who fought the bandera underground in the late forties and personally. arrested one of the upay repeating itself right before his eyes. once again, outright fascist executioners are supported by american intelligence services, again no one wants to notice their bestial cruelty. the atrocities that the banderas committed then are not at all different from what is happening today, absolutely, one to one. the bandera underground would end by 1953, by which time the death penalty in the soviet union had been abolished, most of the surviving ukrainian nationalists ended up in soviet prisons, from where they would be released almost immediately after stalin's death, by special order of the next leader. open a free business account in august. burgerkin tastes better when cooked on fire. megamarket, t-shirts, buy. we buy t-shirts here, we often fit well. dad, we are ready, choose buy from school style for studying in everything new, mom, convenient delivery by click on the megamarket, megamarket, school style, anywhere appetite, dad can, dad can, only dad will cut it down, dad can, dad

kgb officer who fought the bandera underground in the late forties and personally arrested one of the upay repeating itself right before his eyes. again, outright fascist executioners are supported by american intelligence services, again no one wants notice their bestial cruelty. the atrocity that bandera’s followers committed back then is not at all different from what is happening today, absolutely, one to one, take it, the bandera underground will end by 1953, by that time death... in the soviet union was abolished and most of the surviving ukrainian nationalists ended up in soviet prisons, from where they would be released almost immediately after stalin’s death, by special order of the next leader of the ussr, nikita khrushchev. the underground remained, the agents of influence remained, but now they expanded, they became completely different, they were already part of the party and state power, that’s where the trick lies, you know, one of the cases - my wife was already a schoolgirl about the creation of an independent state , supporting ukrainian nationalists their ideas becomes

tehran and all communication lines were sent from the network the internet devices are all connected to upas, so that god forbid we don't have outages. pouria suleimanzadeh of sed and sima news agency. health care problems in france have added to the crisis of statelessness. the lack of doctors, nurses and other treatment facilities in french hospitals has led to an increase in the number of deaths in the emergency room. while it has been under a state of emergency for about a month and a half. emergency departments of french hospitals are also in a critical state of closure or temporary service. lack of facilities and hospital staff in france especially the emergency departments of this country have faced serious challenges. it is very surprising to me that so much in the emergency room of french hospitals. people's lives are a game. we came from canada to watch the olympics. my wife got sick and i was in the emergency room of this hospital for a long time. more than 50 important hospitals in different parts of france, including paris , are facing a lot of tension due to existing problems,

victims of the volyn massacre threatened the polish sejm because of the ban on symbols of the terrorist upa. it is interesting that the question of who is the greater nazi, an extremist from the banned un, decided to raise just on the anniversary of the start of the soviet operation to cleanse western ukraine of the remnants of nazi henchmen. anastasia ivanova will remind us what lessons of history we learned 80 years ago. there are few details about their secret operations, and there is little video archive, mainly feature films, but the main result of the joint liberation operation counterintelligence smash red army fighters, who with 11. in just 5 days of their existence , the banderites killed more than 5,000 ukrainians, more than 15,000 jews and several thousand poles, according to declassified cia documents. even the fascists of the third reich were amazed by the cruelty of the ukrainian lackeys of hitler, who shot people for pleasure. these forces were eventually transferred under control in the forty-fourth year, after avver was disbanded, were transferred under control. eighth intr

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roads, this year in tula a large object will be put into operation - a road bridge crossing over the upa river. the total cost of the project is almost 4 much attention was paid this year to road construction in municipalities 2 billion from the regional budget brought 185 km. seven schools and more than 200 sports facilities. also, according to dmitry milyaev, 150 education centers growth point, five children's technology parks quantorium and four digital education centers for children, it. september 8, a single voting day. region elections of the governor, if residents support, for my part i will make every effort to justify the trust of residents, and of course, your trust. there is not much time before the elections, but in any case it is there to show the main directions of development of the tulenskaya region, to take the first steps, so people will also judge the prospects development of the tula region under your leadership, i want to wish you success, thank you. the destruction of the northern streams did not reduce the demand for russian gas in europe, in just over six months i

insurgent army, so that one of them was in fact a political consultant to the chief commander of the upa, and many such things about which we either... don't know enough or know little, can we already talk about any plans when this will the book appear? i think that it's still too early, it will all depend on how quickly i work on vacation with the health i'm in right now, er, when the vacation ends in september, and then what's back, front, front, er, thank you to you for this conversation, thank you for the conversation, for what you do both on the battlefield and on the battlefield of such a ... how do you manage to do everything, it happens, dear friends, that volodymyr was our guest birchak, sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine, historian, archivist, head of academic programs of the liberation movement research center and editor of historical truth, and we spoke with him. about history and about the war and about how history is, how to make sure that the history of our previous losses does not repeat itself, stay with espresso, thank you for being with us, my name is lesya vakuly

sector, vladimir vladimirovich, if you remember, alexey genadevich once said that the bridge across the upald be launched by the end of this year, and that's true. the design is rural roads, it's issues of improving the quality of water supply, playgrounds, landscaping, small public spaces and so on, we'll move on in this part, well, in general, at the present time, we've actually launched, taking into account the national goals that you announced, the development of an updated program until 2030, but with all that, of course, of course, all those projects that were planned earlier will be completed. september 8, and the single voting day in the tula region is the election of the governor, if the residents support it, for my part i will make every effort to justify the trust of the residents and, of course, your trust. there is not much time before the elections, but in any case, it is there to show the main directions of development of the tula region, to take the first steps, so people will also judge the prospects for the development of the tula region under your management. i want to wi

for roads, this year a large facility will be commissioned in tula - a road bridge crossing over the upa river. the total cost of the project is almost 4.5 billion rubles. much attention was paid this year to the issues road construction in municipalities 2 billion from the regional budget brought 185 km of roads built and reconstructed, we will continue this work, there remains a problem with rural settlements in terms of car access. in the quality and condition of rural roads, so we decided for ourselves that in this part we will allocate regional funds to restore order in this part. well, and also in the tula region they built a perinatal center, an oncology center and two buildings of the clinical children's hospital. in the plans construction of a surgical building of the emergency hospital. in addition, 32 kindergartens, seven schools and more than 200 sports facilities have been opened in the region in recent years. also, according to dmitry milyaev, 150 education centers growth point, five children's technology parks quantorium and four digital education centers for children, it

thank you. sonya and make sure to leave some catch upa for her mother to eat when she gets home late in the evening from her job as an accountant cody is mother doesn't earn much and most of it goes towards her own. the daughter's tuition fees about a 130 years each month. it's a constant battle with my mother. she keeps telling me musics, no good, my child. and i tell her, yes, it is. usually because a part of me. and then she'll say cloud, you go and study cape virgin use, it won't pay your way. it'll do, you know, good of the blue scarfs there. done. have you forgotten anything? it's already 9 15 pm on the evening of the 1st performance with the new saw it's about to begin the the key will earn her around 30 zeros, but it's true where it is greater saudi is songs are helping to keep, keep birdie and music alive. the that song she wrote on the beach about the mountain with the face. now it's live on the concert stage, the contravene a to is preparing or rather be prepared to be queen the this year's queen's dress has been kept secret from the public until the last moment the the ca

, we allow exhumation, the poles stop destroying monuments there on... graves, on the graves of the upa fighters, etc., and here on both sides there were such certain, such hot, hot statements from, let's say, some ukrainian diplomats, well, let's say, not active now, they said at the time, when they were acting, that in principle it would be possible to exhume this topic, it would be possible... to speed up, that is, we are here, the official ukrainian position is that let us do our part, and you will also do your part, well, maybe, maybe, in some things we really need to demonstrate the will, the good will on our part. mr. oleksiy, look, all week we have been discussing what president zelensky said at his conference, and of course, attention has not gone unnoticed. and also regarding some peace processes, plans, victory of ukraine and so on and so forth. the topic of negotiations has been mooted in ukrainian society for many months, the ukrainian authorities are also starting to talk about this topic publicly, but at the last such public speech, zelenskyi said that there are currently

ukrainian rebel army, so that one of them was actually a political consultant to the chief commander of the upa, and many such things about which we either do not know enough or know little. can we talk about any plans for when this book will appear? i think it's too early. everything will depend on how quickly i will work on vacation in the state of health i am now, and when the vacation will end in september, and then back, the front, the front, my lord, thank you for this conversation, thank you for the conversation, for what you are doing, both on the battlefield and on such an ideological battlefield, you return the historical truth to the people, the editor of which you were and can be... i am not excluded, i even take part in the discussions, my god, how do you manage to do everything, it happens, dear friends, that our guest was volodymyr birchak, sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine, historian, archivist, the head of the center's academic programs, the study of the liberation movement, and the editor of the historical the truth, and we talked with him about history and about war, an

rebel army, so that one of them was... actually a political consultant to the chief commander of the upa such things that we either do not know enough about, or we don't know if we can talk about any plans yet for when this book comes out, i think it's too early, it will all depend on how quickly i can work on vacation with the state of health i'm in now, eh , and when the vacation ends, in september and further back, the front, the front, my lord, thank you for this... for what you do both on the battlefield and on such an ideological battlefield, you return to people the historical truth, of which you were the editor, and you can stay, i was expelled, i take participation in discussions, even, my god, how do you manage to do everything, it happens, dear friends, our guest was volodymyr birchak, sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine, historian, archivist, head of the academic... center for the study of the liberation movement and the editor of historical truth , and they spoke we are with him about history and about the war and about how history is, how to make sure that the history o

somewhere understood, realized, besides this, this is the carpathian region, this is the region of the upa the rebel army, because there were still living witnesses of those events, my grandfather, and myself from the family. those whom were released by the liberators, unfortunately, to siberia, even my father was born there at one time, so i knew not from hearsay, of course, that for me it was not so incomprehensible, unconscious, that's how i saw how adults around me somewhere on that time, actually there was a certain feeling, you know, a feeling on the one hand of some kind of fori, on the other of misunderstanding, apprehension, expectation of what was to happen, but you know... in fact , older people said then, as they had already said then, that independence was not just like that, she will still be washed with blood, watered, and it surprised me. because then it seemed that it could, because i was a child who did not understand, but it seemed that such a horror, as we now see already in adulthood, unfortunately, no one expected, this is true, but on the other hand, it is good that

tears, as for our papers, we have a lot, a lot, we know, so we even joke a little, we call the army so upabut not in honor of the ukrainian-posan army , but in honor of ukrainian paper. in fact, there's a ton of red tape, waste paper in the military, and it's not just even when it comes to medical records, or there are some serious technical means, in fact, even at the level of platoons and companies, they simply bogged down the bureaucracy in journals, journal accounting, in the journal of soap dispensing, safety techniques, firing, and so on, and all this must be passed on to the personnel and in... to the company commander, and those soldiers who have to perform combat tasks are involved in this, it definitely harms everything, and does not contribute to our defense capability, so in principle, i was at the presentation of this application yesterday, i will say that the correct messages were sounded, and this is how the missile should be to burn the bureaucracy that exists in the armed forces of ukraine, because it is not weakening, i heard the messages, i saw this application, in princ

they become perfectly white, then the kernels are sorted by color, which also very important, then upa that she had well a barn and such a huge section cut down half filled with these shisha uh nuts, because this was their diet mainly so excuse me nuts, fats, carbohydrates, proteins, that is, this product is super-caloric and super-healthy, but our program is called a men's health, pine nuts - by the way, my grandfather had 16 children. by the way, about pine nuts, mikholay city, go ahead, continue the topic of 16 children. so, first, pine nuts contain a lot of polyphenols. polyphenols - improve the production of nitric oxide, which improves, in addition to filling the penis and erection. this is a normal erection. in short, polyphenols, which are contained in pine nuts, protect a man from this dramatic situation, let's move on to the topic of 16 children in the kanavalov family. mustard, and pine nuts also contain zinc, and zinc affects the production of sperm, their activity, their number and movement, because zinc is responsible for the movement of the tail, the sperm, which must at

rebel army, yes that one of them was actually a political consultant to the chief commander of the upauch things about which we either do not know enough or know little, can we already talk about any plans when this book appears? i think it's still too early, everything will depend on how quickly i will work on vacation due to the state of health i am in now, and when the vacation ends, in september and beyond, what's back front, front, lord, thank you for this conversation, thank you for what you do both on the battlefield and on the battlefield, so ideological, you return to people the historical truth, of which you were the editor... our guest was volodymyr birchak, sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine, historian, archivist, head of academic programs of the center for the study of the liberation movement, and the editor of the historical truth, and we talked with him about history and about the war and about how history, how to make it so that... the history of our previous losses is not repeated. stay with espresso. thank you for being with us, my name is lesya vakulyuk. there a

the army, so that one of them was actually a political consultant to the commander-in-chief of the upat we either do not know enough or know little about, can we talk about any plans when this book comes out, i think that it is still too early, everything will depend on how quickly i will work on vacation in the state of health that i am in now, eh and when is the vacation will end, in september and beyond what back, front, front? volodya, thank you for this conversation, thank you for what you do both on the battlefield and on the battlefield, such an ideological one, returning to people the historical truth, of which you were the editor, and can still remain, i was not expelled, i i take part in discussions, my god, how do you manage to do everything, it happens, dear friends, that our guest was volodymyr birchak, a sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine, a historian. archivist, head of academic programs of the center for the study of the liberation movement and editor of historical truth and we talked with him about history and about the war and how history, how to make sure that t

ukrainian rebel army, so that one of them was actually a political consultant to the chief commander of the upa about which we either do not know enough or little. can we already talk about any plans when this book will appear i think it's still... early days, it'll all depend on how quickly i work on leave with the health i'm in now, er, when the leave ends in september and beyond, the front, the front, my lord, thank you for this conversation, thank you for what you are doing both on the battlefield and on such an ideological battlefield, returning to people the historical truth, of which you were the editor and... i participate in discussions , even god, how do you manage to do everything, it happens, dear friends, that you were our guest volodymyr birchak, sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine, historian, archivist, head of academic programs of the liberation movement research center and editor of historical truth , and we talked with him about history and about the war and about how history, how to make history come before... our losses have not been repeated, stay with espresso, thank y

insurgent army, so that one of them was actually a political consultant to the chief commander of the upathings about which we a... either do not know enough or know little, can we even talk about any plans for when this book will be out? i think it's too early, it will all depend on how quickly i work on leave with the health i'm in now, and when the leave ends, in september and beyond, front, front, thank you to you for this conversation, thank you for the invitation to the conversation, for what you do both on the battlefield and on the battlefield... who is ideological, you return to people the historical truth, of which you were the editor and can be excluded, i participate in discussions, even my god, how do you manage to do everything, dear friends, our guest was volodymyr birchak, sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine, historian, archivist, head of academic programs of the center for the study of the liberation movement and editor of historical truth , and we talked with him. about history and war and about how history, how to make sure that the history of our previous losses do

insurgent army, so that one of them was actually a political consultant to the chief commander of the upaings about which we either do not know enough or know little. can we talk about any plans for when this book comes out? i think it's too early, that's all will depend on how quickly i will work on vacation due to my current state of health. eh, when will the vacation end? in september, and then what? back, front, front. oh, my lord, thank you for this conversation, thank you for what you do both on the battlefield and on the battlefield like this.

ukrainian rebel army, so that one of them was actually a political consultant to the chief commander of the upa such things, which we do not know enough about, or we don't know much if we can already talk about any plans when this book comes out, i think it's too early, it all depends on how fast i am. i will work on vacation according to the state the health i'm in now, eh, and when the vacation is over, in september, and then what 's back, front, front, eh, lord, thank you for this conversation, thank you, for what you're doing, and on on the battlefield, and on such an ideological battlefield, you return to people the historical truth, of which you were and can be the editor.

>> i was actually really fed upa and discussed it with how a lot of media outlets, more specificallybate and how they were reviewing the national association of black journalists convention. i just thought they did their target audiences a greatesid disservice by not allowing the president to fully speak, by not spreading, you know, accurate information. there was a lot of information spread of especially post-journalist conference. i felt like a black woman, ifum people nag at trump for certain things he said mhat y wish they would come for me. so i called though i knew the trump campaign and hey, what art the odds i could speak saturday? d go ahead!d. >> laura: tonight in philadelphia, we have the philadelphia mayor, african american woman very energetic. basically, the line is if you don't vote for kamala harris, you don't care about blackpp people. that is essentially what thenigh underlying messages. your reaction to that tonight. >> i think that is a joke, considering kamala harris comes from a familrrisy of masters. mj kamala harris spends a large ofmajority of her career -- >

creating the upa.he end of the day understood that he made mistakes. that he would have to walk out of the office of the president of the united states and that he would be behold into the constitution of the united states. that was as close as our nation has come to a real criminal in the white house. yes. we've got a new world and, no, i never expected to see the likes of donald trump come into the white house. better prepared today than he was when he came in in 2016 and with systems in place like project 2025 and all of the host's like christopher miller who supported that document and created a system that would not work for the u.s. >> and i am sorry that you have to make this warning, but we appreciate you making that morning -- warning and appreciate hearing from you. thank you, sir, very much. and that is tonight's "reidout". you can follow me on tiktok and instagram. "all in" starts now.

good point b >> john: katie, good to see upa thank you very much. they changes yesterday in terms of the democratic party at least in that particular race. jamaal bowman also defeated in a primary. i think ilhan omar, alexandria ocasio-cortez, rashida tlaib will most likely go ahead and probably win reelection, but just shows what is happening on the left. a lot of people are saying we need to be more moderate. >> sandra: going to be really interesting to watch how this goes and how they test the record of both kamala harris and her running mate, speaking of which, greg urban will be coming up, he is a minnesota business owner. he was greatly affected by those riots. we will see what he has to say when he joins us shortly. mark penn, former clinton advisor, will be joining us with his thoughts on the democratic party as we are awaiting that rally with kamala harris any moment now, john. >> john: looking forward to that. >> tropical from debbie bringing devastation, and it is not over yet. fox weather correspondent nicole valdes is live right now fro

in mind, the most significant componenntt infla of inflation is government spending that keeps going upa yr a whopping $2 trillion a year. here are just a few examples. of how combo spent your money. now first, w$5 millie have $5 br for an electric school busic program that has managed produce to produce 60 buses. 0 buses.that's $83 million per s produced. and let's not forget the $7.5 billion investment. they always say investment in electric vehicle charging stations that producedvestmentis only seven stations in two years. wow. that's the government. and she wants to get rid of your own private health care insuranc ownthcare ie. these as legend has it, karma still try to figure out how these. charging stations work. it didn't work out when she tried it the lask ouriedt time. >> take a look. that's it? yep. yeah. there we are. that's it. and there's no sound or fumes there. there is nothing. yeah, yeah. and that's all all of us are used to. every morning we're filling usul our tanks. we usually can smell it,ly can and you can hear it. you can hear the guzzling sound. right? none of tha

they erected a monument, rastislav vladimovich won’t let us collect what we have, and the monument to upae who killed him, yeah, that ’s the very watershed, and it’s simply impossible not to understand this, i understand, let me finish this topic a little more, so, in this way, having touched upon the sacred-symbolic core of the nation, they set in motion those forces that they can no longer cope with, because this is amazing, there is a certain such mysticism, some deep one, we do not fully understand, because when mythological events, symbolic figures are touched upon in this way, they seem to come off the pages - textbooks, from movie screens, our guests, as the ancient wisdom says, let's continue our very interesting conversation with the russian world is better than the western war, a paradox, it's funny that europe spends much more money to impose sanctions than russia spends to survive these sanctions. it's not about whether you are ready to talk to putin, but whether he wants putin talk to you? these and other aphorisms of tigran kiasayana in the international sawmill. tomorrow at