i'm honored to be joined now by yurina and sladislov. thank you so much for joining us.e really appreciate it. we know it is a very trying time for you. how are you doing? are you safe at the moment? >> hi, it's 5:00 a.m. in ukraine, and everything is mostly silent here right now. you know, it is kind of weird. it's the sixth day of ukrainian russian war, and the first day of spring, and very soon people will shelve the ground in their countries to plant some flowers, some trees and we have to shelve our ground just to -- just to make -- how is it called? just to make the troops. >> yes, yeah. >> and that's really weird. that's really hard like understanding this new reality we have. but still everyone here has a great mood. no one here is like we will lose or crying or something like this. everyone here believes that we will win. that's just only question of time. >> yeah. >> and i'm really happy to see such a great amount of people really being ready to fight, being ready to kill for their land and having no doubt about our win in this war. >> well, let me ask you this

except for yurina hits, what's got you going? was and antonov and nikolaev igor nikolaev we are starting in general vera i started. yes and now i remember the very first song that we started is the old mill of nikolaev where it is quiet, the river splashes, where the orange sunset in the blue edge of the lilac, childhood bloomed the old mill, spinning spinning beats. the old mill will change everything, only love never tries to change everything, only love never. i will leave the edge, the distant sea of ​​palm trees. only at night i don’t dream, there’s a corner somewhere in the old mill spinning, spinning during the day. the old mill will grind everything only love will never the old mill will grind everything only love and years. well, friends, your long-awaited issue of katya semenova will now be ours. i'm sitting i'm worried because i think all the leads to me have already passed, in principle, because even when you said moscow longevity, i think, well, here i am now to say, do you remember the new year's lights in the ninet

they have since taken up arms to defend their country, and yurina also serves on the kyiv city council. we're so happy to see you guys here and safe. thank you so much for joining. how are you guys doing? >> thank you. we are okay right now. my husband had to stay on the post for three hours, so he got called and just came back a few minutes ago. though i was trying to take some sleep just because it's the only time, you know, you don't sleep here when you want to. you sleep here when you have an ability to because there is a lot of work to do. the situation in kyiv is mostly okay right now, but still we hear some explosions, and yesterday there was one explosion in a district in kyiv very, very close to my grandmother's house, like in her house the windows were even broken because of the explosions, because of the strength of it. and it was really sad because i have spent my youth, my childhood in there in that yard, and right now it is destroyed. the explosion was one of the flats and it was absolutely on fire and completely destroyed like everything in it. it is really sad, and it's