volodymyr volodymyr volya, an international political scientist, commented on our broadcast, in particular, the appointment of lystras, and we include ihor kharchenko, a diplomat , ex-deputy minister of foreign affairs, former ambassador of ukraine to the uk. british let's watch it together and then your comments self-confident, uncompromising and determined 47-year-old lizdras will become the third woman in history at the head of the british government, the press calls her as the second iron lady, drawing parallels with margaret thatcher, the track itself rejects such comparisons, while at the same time trying to be the embodiment of british conservatism. britain imports two -thirds of the cheese it consumes . she did not pay attention to her current views, the prime minister has come a long way, was brought up in a family of rather left-wing beliefs, and during her student years in oxford even supported the idea of ​​abolishing the monarchy. nowadays , she, like margaret thatcher, promises to lower taxes , reduce public spending and stimulate the economy, which suffers from high inflation and the rapid increase in the price of energy sources. problems will not be solved i am ready to make tough decisions to restore our economy during the televised debates the tracks were asked if she is ready to push the nuclear button if necessary this is an important duty of the prime minister and i am ready without any emotion, she answered while still in the position of dniester minister of foreign affairs in boris johnson's government, taras declared that london will not stop until putin is defeated in ukraine, and her first foreign call with down street prem' yerka promises to do exactly to zelensky. i am proud of what london has done to oppose putin and help ukrainians to wage this war for freedom, democracy , we need to continue doing this to put an end to the war, what an honor and the cause of such high prices for road energy will also have to find a common language with its closest allies , the united states and france, according to the world press in washington, it is considered too maximalist, and its pre-election statement about emmanuel macron, saying that it is not yet known whether he is a friend or an enemy of britain, almost caused an interstate scandal in that tras doesn't pay attention to it, just as margaret thatcher, who was a maximalist in everything, didn't pay attention to it. ihor kharchenko is with us, mr. igor. how do you rate this new character? m-m i think for a long time that if there is a system in the world that is close to what we can call an ideal state system, then it is precisely the british one, therefore, under any circumstances, the personal e-e of britain, of course, they are important and can play the role of a certain very significant in history, but the system works, but now the british political system has brought a new prime minister to power in the british government. what are we , ladies and gentlemen, from the transport department? congratulations, of course. we thank boris johnson. this institute, er, the day after tomorrow, a new government will meet, that is, everything is going as it should , you are a normal, functioning democrat. therefore, er, i rate mmm. let's say it's not just normal, but with the feeling that er, it's my personal belief in the correctness of the british system of the state, it came true once again, mr. igor, but the uzova which we are just heading to and are already applying for, but we are on par with great britain, hmm, what is going on here, certain lathes for the early 70s, many of you do not remember it, if it was studied specifically, but was internal distance, well, they like to discuss, they make a decision only after the decision has been discussed as widely as possible with the involvement of experts on one side and on the other side of the population that votes and so on and so on, see point one, a normally functioning state system so, at the beginning in the 70s, when there was a debate in britain about whether they should join the european union, then there was still no european community, such a common market , so-called, and there it is, but different goals in britain part of it was that after all, we are europe, let’s go with europe after all. part of it was yes, no, europe is across the channel and that means the common market has so-and-so and so-and-so and that we will listen to what they say that is, this discussion will come back in one way or another in 20 or 30 years. this is a political discussion important to the british territory, and now it has turned out exactly like this. by the way, as far as i remember her biography, at a certain stage she was an opponent of the brothers well, watch the british one again the system is self-regulating, it is created in such a way that at the moment when britain needs the people who are needed at that moment, remember the 39th 40th year of the same vincent churchill, he was 6 years old he was nowhere. well, you are the only one, we have the so-called, nobody listened to him, he was there somewhere, he only talked about one thing hitler hitler hitler hitler hitler hitler then when the situation turned in such a way that the last wars turned out to be sobs, what the hell did he emphasize eh and then this war became serious, the british remembered and where is our church i literally for i don't know for a few days the government was headed by the same politician that britain needed. a decision that will allow britain to protect its national interests, and the general situation today in political education is such that without ukraine being one of the current policy priorities of any british government at the current stage it will work because the british understand better than anyone else that a significant part of the problems that have arisen in the world today and some of which are troubling british society today are the cause of these problems . it seems to me that you understand the registration very well, igor. well, we heard a speech after the appointment of the respected registration to the post of prime minister, and something seemed to me in their words. and it was levatsky when she mentioned the payments on communal services so that they don't hit your pockets, then for some reason i immediately remembered our beloved yulia tymoshenko. and it seemed to me that the whole ideology is more of labor than of conservatives, well, such a statement did not seem so to you, you know. i follow the british domestic from time to time politics, but i never comment on british domestic politics, for obvious reasons, there are british routers , that is, voters who elect their own government. when i worked in england, if you ask me what is the most important thing in the british system about what he said, the british have a very clear understanding, they are a very old, traditional democracy, and democracy for them is people choosing their own government, but actually everything is explained by this sentence, people choose themselves zero, no, i have no complaints about the british voters, it just says on the one hand that we will reduce taxes well, this is traditionally the case for conservatives in order to give business an opportunity to fill the economy, on the other hand, i will protect you from high prices for gas, electricity, utility services. the rhetoric of labor or whether it will be possible to combine these two alter egos. it seems to me, well, my boyfriend is doing. i'm sorry, as far as i am at the current stage, there is a whole series of very serious problems, very serious problems, eh, i will take any industry, eh, and this is just one example that you name among the problems that the british government has to solve, and there are at least a dozen big ones, i would like to comment on which of the first three problems that, one way or another, the current british government will solve in ukraine due to objective reasons today there are three priorities, it is any serious english analytical look at the overview ukraine is present everywhere er on the first coats and this allows me to talk about the fact that the registration that transfers to this position from the position of minister of foreign affairs she well the secrets of the secretary she er- eh, it's very fast, how can you not dash a very trained staff. in this regard, this basically means for us that our ally is not sold on the word ally . policy, e-e, assistance to ukraine in repelling aggression , assistance to ukraine in repelling aggression, all other issues, other issues, including internal issues, including utility payments, including energy prices, another question by the way. well, 15 years ago, i remember the numbers, now i don't looked, but compared to continental europe, it was much less dependent on russian energy carriers, this is a strategic choice now due to the fact that the general situation on energy carriers in the world has developed in this way. again, one of the big problems facing the british government today are problems there, there is no need to talk about british internal problems, we have many of our internal problems, but we have one problem in britain now, the name of this problem is moscow, the moscow regime, and this problem we thank god, with the help of britain, we have to solve this problem, it is key, this problem will be solved, all other problems will be solved much more. thank you, mr. volodymyr appointment of listras as the head of the government of the united kingdom ihor kharchenko i apologize and volodymyr volya before that ihor kharchenko, a diplomat and has experience in diplomatic work, the former ambassador of ukraine to great britain , also joined

volodymyr, volodymyr volya , an international political scientist commented in particular the appointment of listras as the head of the british government ihor kharchenko i apologize to volodymyr volya before that, ihor kharchenko, a diplomat and has experience in diplomatic work, the former ambassador of ukraine to great britain, and the main conclusion of britain's foreign policy is that its course is unchanged in support of ukraine. i liked listras e thanked her predecessor, boris johnson, i really wanted to see that such a political tradition of thanking one's predecessors and even a political opponent was formed in ukraine as well by a resolution of the parliament, one is dismissed, another is appointed by one resolution is already a tradition, but in our country they are not thanked so far, only there they are fighting in the information field, and this is a sign of a normal, healthy political society, i am talking about britain, i want it to be like this in our country, i hope it will be soon and a premium ministers, a woman will soon be a woman too, not a young woman, what did you call your beloved, come on, it will already be in the past, and today the government dele

rescuer yes well, let's move on to international politics with our guests volodymyr volya, dmytro tuzhanskyi will now join us , volodymyrat is now the main thing in the focus of the international community ? suspected now all this is becoming uh um already receiving confirmation i have already said many times that i had suspicions that urban knew about the preparation of putin's war against ukraine at least in the summer of 2021 and here are all the conversations of orban's reasoning like what -e he will be with 2,000 to the authorities by the year 2060 and that hungary will become a net taxpayer to the european union and after that the european union will not be needed, it will collapse, i.e. all these things indicate that urban, by the way, he said that the war would be local if the european union had not introduced sanctions against russia. that is, these are yet another such elements that can be considered as evidence that urban actually knew about putin's preparations for a war against ukraine. perhaps he did not know about the scale, but as he has already said on previous occasions, it is obvious that -is urban is

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volodymyr. thank you for joining the kakhovka eifey and let's move on. volodymyr volya, an international political scientist, also joins the conversation, mr. volodymyru health, mr. volodymyr, i didn't want you before switching to the international one, after all, two words about this high-ranking high-ranking person said it's important, the town there, 5,000 people lived in the berislavsky district, essentially pushed the russians away from dnipropetrovsk oblast will have less shelling in front of the cities of kryvyi rih and dnipropetrovsk oblast. this is a plus purely from an informational and propaganda point of view . and for those criminals, for those collaborators, too, so that they know what will come after them. how do you evaluate the information company regarding this promotion of the ukrainian armed forces, because everything is happening so far, well it is quite mysterious, there is very little information from the front, i am a military person, the military people say very little, they say, wait for your assessment, please. well, in fact , the situation on the right bank of the kherson region looked like this for russia now and will loo

very much, we are, as always, professional analysis and volodymyr volya , an international political scientist, is already with us, mr. volodymyrod afternoon. i already wanted to speak in the evening, mr. volodymyr. well, which of the countries can to recognize what russia is doing now on the territory of ukraine, their pseudo-referendum, potentially, potentially, north korea, syria, well, there are still dependent states, uh, for many other states, uh, well, anika ragu , the whole thing. refrained even from saying clearly that they recognize crimea as russian yes, you saw how lukashenko until recently and we recognize but we do not recognize and we do not recognize but we recognize that is why i do not exclude so that this time i may have a clear position or a clear the position put forward by lukashenka that you now recognize all russian annexations of ukrainian territory, as for other states, i do not think that there will be anything drastic compared to the positions that we saw during the voting of the national assembly on march 2, 2022, when the states supported and urged russia to stop hostilities and withdraw its troops