second largest city of ukraine and we are talking about it with candidate of political sciences yuliya bidenko of political science of the kharkiv national university named after karazi i congratulate the studio i greet the audience kharkiv has been under constant fire since the beginning of the full-scale invasion and many kharkiv residents were forced to leave this city, how does it affect the worldview of the inhabitants of the city, which was mostly russian-speaking, which some people actually called a pro-russian city? somehow it has changed now. well, i can say that despite the fact that the language used by kharkiv residents was dominated by the russian language, but when nevertheless, many people still spoke ukrainian, especially in scientific academic circles, circles of activists and youth leaders, but at the same time we can say that the statistical average of kharkiv residents is most likely spoke russian, but at the same time, together with the democratic initiative fund, we conducted a survey of identical kharkiv residents and within the 21st year. still, the majority of resident