there, i managed to talk with volodymyr ivasyuk's sister, mrs. halyna. and i propose to remember, i propose to listen to how she remembers her brother, what he left us as a legacy, it is greatness, it is more than 100 songs, plays for music for two plays, and instrumental works, you know, it was difficult, it was hard work, it was he... who gathered poets, artists, the best performers who carried their song, their language into the world on their wings. and i want to say that volodymyr ivasyuk is known primarily for such songs as chervona ruta, which every ukrainian knows, and i will also go to the far mountains and vodogray. this composer was also. a wonderful violinist, a doctor, he was fond of photography, filmmaking and generally owned a lot of musical instruments. unfortunately, ivasyuk's life was very short, he died at the age of 30 in 1970, his body was found hanged in the bryakhovytskyi forest, according to the unofficial version, he died after a quarrel with russian khibists. so i urge you to remember our legendary... kozytors, people wh

well, but volodymyr ivasyuk's songs will be among us, i think, for a very, very long time, and we willsing them and remember the genius composer and songwriter who... who were sung by many, and actually are still being sung, and this is wonderful, because volodymyr ivasyuk is without exaggeration one of the most talented composers, in my opinion, and actually i always remember his songs with great trepidation, and especially now his song malvo resonates with me, which once it was written, perhaps, about other circumstances, yes, but now it is very applicable to the circumstances in which we live, yes, when a lot of mallows, unfortunately, have been sown by war and ... we live in a rather difficult time, but now we will talk with valery ryabikh, a military expert , director of development of the information and consulting company defense express, about our, as they say, our military affairs, about the defense industry of the military industry, so valery ryabikh, a military expert, is already on the air with us, we welcome you , mr. valery, congratulations studio, congratulations, dear t

volodymyr ivasyuk, the author of the legendary ukrainian songs chervona ruta, vodogray and i will go to the far mountains, would have turned 75 years old today, on the anniversary of the singer's birthday, concerts and creative evenings will be held in various regions. at the age of 30, ivasiuk became a doctor in zafahom laureate of the taras shevchenko national prize, the songs were known not only in the former soviet union, but also abroad. currently, volodymyr ivasyuk's songs are experiencing a new wave of popularity, in particular, in social networks. bears have woken up in seny vyr park after hibernation, the management of the park reported on the social network. after leaving the barlig, the first thing the bears do is look for food and water. now the animals also socialize, play and learn from each other. in the carpathians, they live in a rehabilitation center for brown bears that have suffered injuries due to cruel treatment. on that's all, and look for even more news on radio liberty's social networks. this is facebook, instagram, tiktok and the x network. thanks to all our

volodymyr ivasyuk, the author of the legendary ukrainian songs chervona ruta, vodogray, and i will gos, would have turned 75 today. on the anniversary of the singer's birthday will be celebrated in different regions.

record, it seems, so was the record, that is, the most massive performance of the red route by volodymyr ivasyukhe way, who recently turned 75, and this is the same one. did, this is where the videos are being shot now about all kinds of zhduns, the audiobook is now just the next series, and where something will inevitably climb out of the ruins and say, oh, thank you for freeing us, and my actual question is that why did all this not work in the ukrainian donbass, despite the fact that they held massive...embroidery festivals there, and showed their tenacity of ukrainianness, even through the famine and everything else, why, why is it so bad there, i wouldn't say that it didn't work, in fact, being in donetsk region, a long time, you communicate with ordinary people and cross paths our side is very, yes, there are a lot of pro-ukrainian people on our side, a lot of people who frankly do not want and are afraid and do not understand and do not seek any kind of russian peace. although there is one clear thing, those zhduns that you mentioned, because someone is surrendering positions, for some re