p.m., repeat at 12:10 p.m., let's get back to the conversation. with us as guests, we have yehor pavlyuk, laureatethe all-ukrainian prize named after dmytro kremen , writer and taras krem, and authorized representative for the protection of the state language, we literally still have 12 minutes to talk, i would like to concentrate on what mr. igor i will ask you talked about the fact that our people are now the vast majority either in depression or in aggression, and it is clear that now literature also works for the consumer, relatively speaking, this is a war going on, we don't know how long it will last, and writers should also give certain messages to people now certain sustenance that is needed now well, of course , it is possible to write or record something for yourself so that it will be published later. then after this after this war, i would like to ask you what sustenance people need now and how are you as a writer you see and evaluate the war itself and what is happening to us, what assessment would you give this process to the artist? well, also, now i am briefly trying to formulate,