we will talk about this with roman kostenko, and with vitaly kulyk we will talk about the situation inovna rada of ukraine. there, european solidarity insists that the parliament consider in the second reading a bill that will allow to ban... or one hundred, let's say, to outlaw russian branches, church branches, well, in particular , the ukrainian orthodox church, the moscow patriarchate, as far as it is likely that this law will be passed at the beginning of june, and the president of ukraine will sign it this law, we will talk about it all with vitaly kulyk, well , with our energy expert, we will talk about the situation that is currently developing throughout ukraine. cattle outages, and we understand that now it is only spring, what to expect for autumn, what should ukrainians prepare for, will there be another increase in electricity for consumers, household consumers, what will happen to prices in general in the country, if electricity prices rise, in short , we have a lot of questions, and we hope that we will also find answers.. . we have for the next hour, we start at 20:00,

next, we have vitaly kulyk, director of the center for researching civil society problems. mr. congratulate you and thank you for joining our broadcast. congratulations you. let's start our conversation with the last few days, during which in... in the verkhovna rada, during which we are watching these events, and it seems that a separate part of the people's deputies is trying to return the subjectivity of the parliament and, nevertheless, to move the center of decision-making from bankova street to hrushevsky street, considering that this is a parliamentary-presidential republic, two questions that were requested to be put to a vote by the representatives of european solidarity, the creation of the tsk on fortifications and consideration in the second reading of the draft law on the ban of the orthodox church in ukraine. the first question was voted. second, at the beginning of june, the verkhovna rada will consider, and before considering this draft law, at the request of a monomajority, elected representatives must collect 240 signatures, the collection is conducted by... th

vitaly kulyk will join us in just two minutes, but let's start with you. in in the format of a flashtv viewers the same thing as the viewers, do they see a threat to democracy in ukraine, do you see a threat to democracy in ukraine? unequivocally yes, i see a threat, and zelenskyi’s government, well , zelenskyi’s team is trying to usurp power, they are trying to make this power, as it were, extended... in the past, we remember, zelenskyi said that there, like, i am going for one term, but in reality no, they are already thinking, and not only that, well... when we speak, why do you think so, i have a very big evidence base, yes, if, well, now you need a blitz, yes, that is, i have a large evidence base in order to really claim that this is how zelenskyi’s team wants to usurp power in ukraine, and the usurpation of power is - everyone is the biggest threat to democracy, we will talk about this, of course, and about those in the course of this program. which we see, and even more so, we must not forget that may this year is quite difficult for president zelenskyi, for the team, and for

next, we have vitaly kulyk, director of the center for researching civil society problems. mr.aly, i congratulate you and thank you for joining our broadcast. i congratulate you. let's start our conversation with in the last few days, in the verkhovna rada, where we are watching these events, it seems that a certain part of the people's deputies is trying to return. the subjectivity of the parliament and still the center of decision-making should be transferred from bankova street to hrushevsky street, taking into account the fact that this is a parliamentary-presidential republic. the two questions that the representatives of european solidarity demanded to be put to a vote were the creation of the tsc on fortifications and consideration in the second reading. the bill on banning the orthodox church in ukraine, the first issue was voted on, the second, at the beginning of june, the verkhovna rada will consider, and before considering this bill, at the request of the majority, the people's elected officials must collect 240 signatures, the collection is conducted by both the ru

viktor for your opinion, vitaly kulyk has already joined us, vitaly, i congratulate you, thank you, who joined our broadcast, we congratulate you with... with victor, we already started talking about how democracy and the restriction of rights and freedoms coexist during martial law, well, no, not in the army, we are not talking about the armed forces, because mr. viktor said a little about the armed forces, that there is no place for democracy there, it is correct, because the army is the army and the armed forces of ukraine must make decisions at the level of the armed forces, military commanders, and commanders. and there are no such claims against the armed forces or any objections, we are talking about ukrainian society, the problems that arise in us, or about the media, with three tv channels that have already the third year they don't speak in t2, they threw it out, with the public one, which is now running from the deputies of the pro-government force, and many, many different things that testify. about the fact that there are restrictions on democracy, and in what proportions r

viktor boberenko and vitaly kulyk were guests of our program today.n, thank you for participating in the program. during the program, we conducted a survey, asking you whether you see a threat to democracy in ukraine. let's look at the results of the television survey. 92% yes, 8% - no. i put an end to this. this is verdyk's program, conducted by serhiy rudenko. we will meet with you tomorrow at 20-0. goodbye. there are discounts represented by coco discounts in may on estizifin 15% in pharmacies plantain bam and savings. there are discounts represented by coco may discounts on phenyl 15% in pharmacies plantain bam and savings. vasyl zima's big broadcast, it's a big broadcast, my name is vasyl zima, we're starting two hours of airtime, two hours of your time, many important topics today, you and i... two hours to learn about the war, right now we'll be about the war talk more serhiy zgurets is with us, but what does the world live on? now about what happened in the world will be told in more detail by yuriy fizar, yuriy dobrecher, please speak to you.

roman kostenko of the security service of ukraine, political expert vitaly kulyk and director of theesearch center oleksandr kharchenko. however, before we start our big conversation, let's watch the video effects today's attack of another terrorist attack by the russians on kharkiv. seven civilians died, another 20 were injured, they were employees of the factor druk printing house, where magazines, newspapers and other printing were printed. at the time of the enemy strikes, there was close work there. fifty employees, let's see, good, go there, line go there, work. you can see that there were hits, this is a printing factory, notebooks, books were printed here, unfortunately, there was a work shift when the previous s300 missile arrived, it was hit directly where people worked, i hold. eternal memory to the dead and death to the russian occupiers. friends, we are working today 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 take part in our survey. today we ask you the following q

artificial intelligence, but if it does not concern the election process, thank you, viktor boberenko, vitaly kulyktlemen, thank you for participation in the program, during the program we conducted a survey, we asked you about whether you see a threat to democracy in ukraine, let's see the results of the television survey, 92%. yes 8% no, i put a full stop on that, this program was also conducted by serhii rudenko, see you soon see you tomorrow at 20:00, bye. fm: galicia. listen to yours. laughter, physical activity, sneezing. even during such a small load, urinary incontinence can make itself felt. feminost uro helped me. thanks to the natural ingredients, feminost uro helps restore control over urination. feminost uro - ejaculation under control. to feel life, not heartburn. have hyalera. hyalera - victory over heartburn. kratal contains natural components that carefully care for your heart. kratal improves blood supply and normalizes heart rate, increases physical and mental performance. kratal is a natural force for your heart. and what do you think about lakalut fix? does it fix reliably? my

news from the bbc: in 15 minutes we will return to the studio, we will have political experts vitaly kulyk we will talk about the internal situation in ukraine, about what is happening and what are the prospects for the development of domestic politics, and of course let's talk about the war first. please wait for us, we will be back in 15 minutes. the parliament of georgia took another step towards adoption of the scandalous bill on the transparency of foreign influence, whether the protests will turn into a revolution, this is what we're talking about on bbc ukraine, i'm olga polomaryuk. protests in georgia have been going on for the third week. people took to the streets after the parliament passed the first reading of the bill on the transparency of foreign influence in mid-april. when it began to be considered in the second reading, thousands of people came to the square, and the situation:

vitaly kulyk will join us in literally two minutes, but we will start with you in the format of a blitze are asking our tv viewers that viewers, do they see a threat to democracy in ukraine, do you see a threat to democracy in ukraine? definitely yes, i see a threat and zelenskyi's government, well... zelenskyi is trying to usurp power, they are trying to make this power as if it were extended in time, we remember, zelensky said that i am going there for one term, but in fact no, they are already thinking, and not only that, but when we speak, but why do you think so, i have a very large evidence base, yes, if, well now. you need a blitz, yes, that is, i have a large evidence base in order to really claim that this is how zelenskyi’s team wants to usurp power in ukraine, and the usurpation of power is, in any case, the biggest threat to democracy, we throughout this program let's talk about this, of course, and about the trends that we see, and even more so, we must not forget that may this year is quite difficult. and for president zelensky, and for the team, and for society, and for t

, colonel, will be with us today security service of ukraine, roman kostenko, political expert vitaly kulykand director of the energy research center oleksandr kharchenko. however, before we start our big conversation, let's watch a video of the consequences of today's attack, another terrorist attack by russia. seven civilians were killed and another 20 were injured in the attacks on kharkiv, they were employees of the factor print printing plant, where magazines, newspapers and other printing were printed, at the time of the enemy strikes there were about fifty employees working there, let's see. you see that there were hits, this is a factory that engaged in printing, notebooks and books were printed here, unfortunately, there was a work shift when the previous s300 rocket arrived. hitting directly into the workshop where people worked. eternal memory to the dead and death to the russian occupiers. friends, we are working today live on the channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are currently watching us on these platforms, please take part in our survey,

vitaly, it was vitaliy kulyk, director of the center for researching civil society problems, friends, we continue to work live on the tv channel, and we have the next guest on the line, this is oleksandr kharchenko, director of the energy research center, mr. oleksandr, i welcome you, thank you for being with us today, good evening, mr. oleksandr, let's start with the situation that is currently developing with the energy sector in... in ukraine, and as of may 23, as it were you have described where we are now state we are in, and is this the point beyond which it will be more problematic with electricity, or is it possible that what we are going through now, maybe it is temporary difficulties, and we have the opportunity to restore part of the generation, if not for a test, then what... small ones power plants, well, you know, any difficulties, they are always temporary, but this temporary, well, at least for two years this time, the damage to the power system that we have now, the destroyed blocks of power plants, which can actually be restored already, most likely and impossible, t

vitaly will join us in literally two minutes. kulykt with you in the format of a quick question, we ask ours tv viewers about what and viewers, do they see a threat to democracy in ukraine, do you see a threat to democracy in ukraine? unequivocally yes, i see a threat and zelenskyi's government, well, zelenskyi's team is trying to usurp power, they are trying to make this power. if extended in time, we remember, zelenskyi said that i 'm going there for one term, but in fact i'm not, and now they're already thinking, and that's not all, well, when we're talking, why do you think so, in i have a very large evidence base, yes, if, well, now it's up to you blitz is necessary, yes, that is, i have a large evidence base in order to really claim that zelenskyi’s team... wants to usurp power in ukraine, and the usurpation of power is, well, it is the biggest threat to democracy, we of this program , we will talk about it, of course, and about the trends that we see, and even more so, we must not forget that may this year, it is quite difficult

information day continues, vitaliy kulyk, political scientist, is in touch with us. director of the center for the study of civil society problems, kudos to ukraine, mr. vitalykudos to you, well , what we call the swiss peace forum is looming, inexorably looming, so there is the question of the presence of president joseph biden, we understand that the chinese have received an invitation, but rather, perhaps there won't be any, but, but, but, this does not make the peace summit any less important, as we understand, it should be... a joint consolidated position of many states, but we understand that perhaps this summit will not be the first and not the last, well not the last for sure, and at the same time, if already as an introduction your vision of prospects, for example, the participation of americans and why, for example, well, as can be assumed, the president of the united states chose his internal history, in particular, related to the meeting us funds. well, there are several components here. first of all biden has a rather difficult domestic political situation, he has a problem with the electorate of expansion, it is with those people who have a dif