president, no, back in the day, it was already there. times of yanukovych, filmed a story about yavornytskyi for of the region, how incredible he was, i even talked to some of his great-nieces who remembered him, and we talked about it, i was, i was three times in the dnipro, also in pre-war times, maybe even before the 14th year, and what can i say that dnipro for me, if you compare it with donetsk, where it was uncomfortable to speak ukrainian on the street, it was really uncomfortable, because people on... looked at you gloomily, then dnipro was absolutely in relaxed in this sense, and all were russian-speaking, but it reminded me of kyiv in this sense, like ukrainian, then ukrainian, okay, no questions, although he was russian-speaking, and i was lucky, because i filmed in museums, and the people in the museum are historians, they are ukrainian-speaking, look, dnipro, well if brothers in general, he speaks russian in everyday life, or russian language, as they say, but all work, all documents, all information, everything is provided in ukrainian, with the new law, now it ’s normal: no, n