do we know, you are interested, but what did they say about ukraine, that is why we invite vladyslav faraponovinstitute of american studies, interne analyst from ukraine already to our air, mr. vladyslav, congratulations, congratulations, well, what do you know? we expected that cakes would be launched there, we understand that they were expecting some kind of richer vocabulary, well, but everything happened quite peacefully and orderly, well, as if, you remember, there was a debate in 2004, well, if you remember, of course the debate is political between the presidential candidates viktor yushchenko and yanukovych, everyone expected that there would be a tough battle, you understand that yanukovych will start beating yushchenko, yushchenko will use the trick of the japanese beard. fighting baritsu, so to speak say, and will pile up yanukovych, well, that did not happen, everything was quite, so to speak, parochially quiet, well, and accordingly , the debate in the united states, we expected that there would be a serious battle, there was no serious battle , there were certain accusations, the

thank you very much for your analysis, we were contacted by vladyslav faraponov, the head of the instituteof american studies and an analyst of internews ukraine, we talked about the competition of peace plans. the russians at war caused a scandal at the venice film festival. it is about a film by a russian director anastasia trofimova, which was shown at this art event. the very fact of showing her tape caused a big scandal in ukraine and abroad. what is the tape itself about and why, in addition to ukraine, are they also protesting in canada? see in the plot. the voice you just heard belongs to anastasia trofimova, a documentary filmmaker who lived with russian soldiers near the front line in ukraine for 7 months. her goal was to make a film about ordinary russians who went to war against ukraine. trofimova herself is a russian who previously collaborated with the rasha tv channel today, last week her film "on war " was screened at the venice film festival out of competition. in russia, these are the heroes who never die. in the west, they are mostly war criminals, war criminals, war cri

vladyslav faraponov, head of the institute of american studies and analyst of internews ukraine, is inouch with us. good evening. good evening, i greet you. so, let's talk about trump's peace plan. he seems to have explained for the first time exactly what he is going to do, and his intention to end the war in 24 hours. can the collapse of oil prices, as trump says, really stop the war, that is, russia simply will not be able to continue waging it. i will say that i am not a strong expert. in energy, probably, in principle, colleagues who deal with this issue know better, but uh, let's put it this way, i don't think that if everything was so simple, then the administration... biden would not take this opportunity, for the administration biden, too, it is very important to end the war quickly enough or as quickly as possible, that is, i really agree with what mr. walker said that afghanistan, of course, is such a, let's say not very positive page in the history of the united states, and no president, i i think that not only trump, but also anyone who follows, would not like ... a repeti