misunderstanding, well, there are many versions, we will talk about all these versions with volodymyr serhiychuk, head of the department of world history of ukrainian studies of taras shevchenko kyiv national university, doctor. of historical sciences, professor, good health, mr. volodymyr, thank you for finding time for us on sunday, thank you very much, good health, so maybe i have such, you know, such a simple and difficult question, is it possible to find an understanding, the poles say theirs, the ukrainians say theirs, the poles say that it was the ukrainians who committed the genocide, the ukrainians say that it was the poles who committed the genocide and... and if this has been going on for years and years and decades, and there is no agreement, is it really are among scientists, at least, i am just focused on scientists, because they have material, they can tell about each village, here it was like that, and here it was like that, here yes, here yes, here yes, what do you say, mr. professor, and i would start with the fact that the lands from which ukrainians were evicted in 1947. thes

historical questions are understood by us neighbors good, thank you very much, thank you very much, volodymyr serhiychuk, head of the department of history of world ukraine at taras shevchenko kyiv national university, doctor of historical sciences, professor was in touch with us, now we are... about another conflict region, this is the near east, this is israel-palestine, this is the arab-israeli conflict and so on and so on, i hope we will have vadym polishchuk, a historian and political commentator, but please, yes, it is being adjusted there, it is not done so quickly, because we need to finish with ukraine, go in israel is a problem. there is also a lot of interesting things there, next, our next guest, to be clear, is elkhan nuriev, a member of the ukrainian officers' union, the head of the nagorno-karabakh defense staff, we will talk about and about another conflict , the azerbaijan-armenian conflict, but now, as soon as it settles down , you and i will go to the near east, to the south caucasus a little later, we have just visited ukraine and now we know everything. they say, i need to take my t