simply impossible , but we made it to the presentation of two books by serhiy rudenko and volodymyr vyatrovych, these are books about ukraine that tell about real events that took place very recently, our centenary of volodymyr vyatrovych and the battle for kyiv serhiy rudenko, who better to talk about the book than the author himself, so i suggest listening to both of them right now to show the historical roots of this war, this confrontation, that is, he started work almost immediately when the full-scale war began, because i considered it extremely necessary to explain to ukrainians exactly what was happening from a historical point of view. at first, these were ordinary texts that i spread somewhere on social networks, then i even started making videos with these texts, among other things, some of them were recorded on espresso and then we will come up with our own idea to issue them in a separate book. these are the stories of twelve people whom i knew before the war, who found themselves in the whirlwind of events in the ukrainian capital during the russian offensive. this is quite a pup

was a lecture called the struggle for freedom from the upa to the zsu and there historian volodymyr vyatrovych presented his book to the upa , the history of the unconquered, we have the opportunity to ask him about the presentation. of the rebel army, it tells precisely about the struggle of ukrainians for independence and freedom in the years of the second world war and the first post-war years about the struggle against the nazis , the struggle against the communists . makes it possible to understand why ukrainians now have the power to act against why ukrainians are inspired to fight at a time when many of our allied players in the world believed that ukraine was not will hold out against russian aggression. here is such a forum of publishers , in particular , you have been at it for more than one day. tell me why it is so important to hold such fests from publishers where the publishers are present , not the book. which everyone probably missed a lot large-scale e-e by the number of publishers by the number of readers by the number of authors it is incredibly good what is happening in the

it all happened organically, and we also talked with volodymyr vyatrovych and the publisher, a historian, and he told us the secrets of what he will talk about now on his panel, his panel is currently ongoing it is called why ukraine is the winner, the discussed book by his colleagues, let's hear the book why ukraine wins by my colleague, also the historian serhii agromenko, which, precisely based on the historical context of the roots , the historical roots of this war, shows how much ukraine entered this war in a different way, how ukraine has much better opportunities to end this war victory in the war than our predecessors had. i would very much like that as a result of getting to know what is happening here, even more ukrainians understand that culture is also a part of our defense in this war and without it. victory in this war is impossible. let me remind you that there are two locations in kyiv. we are now in a free location. the entrance here is free. here you can look at the book exhibition-sale and buy books. there is also a large location with lecture halls. already at the ba

russian propaganda, which has existed for quite some time, and i want to talk about it with volodymyr vyatrovychputy of the verkhovna rada of ukraine. congratulations, volodymyr, let's first evaluate this story, it's obvious that it, well, it can't be called black and white, no, it's a little more complicated story, but it's certainly not what they're trying to do now present how you know, well, finally, here is some terrible nazi , the most unfortunate thing in this story is that there is nothing new here, that it was all already and it was not just somewhere in russia, it was not just somewhere in the world, it everything happened in canada, that is, it is clearly a repeat of what happened in canada in the 80s, when the soviet propaganda at that time threw all kinds of informational excuses that the canadian government had really transferred thousands of nazis of ukrainian origin who live and are citizens of this country, why it started then, and because this is the 80s, the period of the cold war, when the ukrainian community was very influential. and strong in canada had an influence on cana

enough absolutely worthy candidates, starting with mykola knyazhytsy, vika syumar, volodymyr ariyev, and volody vyatrovychd so on, and unfortunately , we see trends when pro-government groups, factions in power, really want to lead the same way and are already conducting separate negotiations about it, although they have no relation to the opposition. at the moment, if i am not mistaken, there are only three people in the committee, because all self-respecting people actively left there in order not to be with shufrych, but this committee is now desperately needed and its work is needed, in particular, in the restoration of democratic a message and open information space, well, the work of your committee and the committee on freedom of speech is also needed, in the formation or creation of foreign language, which was once destroyed by the creation of the dom na tv channel, which speaks russian, and we have completely disappeared foreign language, what with foreign language, very briefly, does this issue arise? at the last committee, two days ago, we raised this issue, in particular with colleagues knyazhy