, president yushchenko was once criticized for not doing much to spread the ukrainian language, sinceme to power under such a patriotic slogan , but yushchenko is not harry potter, he does not have a magic wand, to wave, and on the second day in the morning everyone spoke ukrainian, this is a difficult, painful process... a number of political decisions were made that contributed to the development of the ukrainian language and consolidation of its status. in particular , government regulations came out that required distributors to dub or subtitle all foreign films in ukrainian. this is how the audience got to know the taste of ukrainian dubbing. in the summer of 2006, the first dubbed cartoon cars appeared in the box office. cheesecake, you know who you're talking to, i'm lightning mcqueen. "i can't be scared, cheese man, i probably can't i will go, oh, well, it will be nice, tractors are looking for luxury, this is just stupidity. in fact, cars were dubbed in two languages, ukrainian and russian, but the results of the ukrainian rental showed that viewers liked the version in their

under president yushchenko , the head of the secretariat viktor balok concentrated great powers in his hands. but for the first time in the history of ukraine, such a situation arose during a full-scale invasion and an existential threat to the ukrainian state. limiting access to the president, lack of access to various sources of information, create prerequisites for serious political and military mistakes of the head of state, the cost of which may be prohibitive for ukraine. gasoline trimmers are so heavy, loud and inconvenient, and you want to have a beautiful, well-groomed area. there is a solution. kors garden trimmers from rozpakuy tv, order now at a special price, only from uah 999. kors trimmers are compact, light and very powerful. it is simple and easy to mow the lawn in the most difficult-to-reach places near fences, along the lines of paths, near the sidewalk, curb, around trees, trim bushes and even branches. leave the big heavy co... mowers in the past choose kors trimmers, classic or with lawn mower function. light and comfortable. even women can use them. but just look

the front, so far it is far from being in favor of ukraine. they slipped in either the beekeeper yushchenko the comedian zelensky, i ask the question: how would the situation or the history of ukraine develop if at one time, for example, yevgeny kushnarov came to power, for example, yes, i, for example, for to me he is a high authority, a man with colossal political experience, a statesman, well , who still needs to be looked for, you know, i just knew him personally, but probably there is people who also knew him, well, here he is somehow. miraculously died while hunting, yes, there is another business executive, yes, who showed his effectiveness not in words, not in the public sphere, but through his direct work, what happened to him, they just took him, killed him, i have this feeling when we we say that ukraine will lose controllability, i have a feeling that this country has been controlled from the outside all this time of independence, they modeled the situation, who can, who can’t, who should, who shouldn’t, whom... a sociologist comes, now you live in kiev, you open the door, any s

the internet. all this means that the freedom of speech, which has been present since the time of yushchenko, well, in a completely european format, has now again been reduced to the extent of, well , let's say, a bunch of second convocation or a second target, that is, political responsibility in such a format, when you have all the power, belongs exclusively to president zelensky, and he will carry a political one liability in the next election, and i am sure he will lose it, well there is also legal liability. and here sergey, you are wrong, there is no collective legal responsibility, everyone is responsible for his own. in this case, this government calculated how many problems there were in yanukovych's entourage and in him personally, how much money was taken from them and how many assets were seized and given to the state, and let me remind you that it was billions and, well, for example, the odessa oil refinery, er, there is a stadium in kharkiv, 1.5 billion dollars of money. in kiev, that is, these were colossal funds. what did they do? they came up with a tent called councilors. t

with people, this happens, high-ranking officials often approached me, including even president yushchenkominate something or sing a funeral service for someone, and we, i even contacted, said, why are you coming to us, you are fighting with us, go to the kiev patriarchate and take him away , he says, no, my mother will be there, some kind of guy who knows everything, that is, they understood that... deep down, as we talked to you, they understand that this is not a priest, nothing , that this is simply some kind of political, that means, a conglomeration of people who have gathered in order to solve certain problems, political, not spiritual, and if it’s a spiritual problem, you need to go to a canonical priest, a canonical bishop. after philoret became an ardent ukrainian nationalist, the monk rastrigu, who violated all canons and god's laws, declaring himself the ukrainian patriarch, which was accepted with great joy by the americans. here the enemies immediately wanted to erase the kiev patriarchate there and so on and so on. and so on january 6, 209, patriarch bartholomew of constanti

actions, former prime minister, vice prime minister for european integration and former head of yushchenko's presidential office, mr. oleg , i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today, congratulations, i am glad to be in this studio again, thank you, mr. oleg, let's start with david cameron, who visited kyiv yesterday and announced that his country has given ukraine permission to strikes... weapons on the territory of russia, and also promised to continue the annual military aid to ukraine. let's listen to what the head of the british foreign ministry, who is in the ukrainian capital, said. russia attacked ukraine, and ukraine has every right to retaliate. with russia striking ukraine, it's understandable why ukraine feels the need to make sure it can defend itself. we will provide £3 billion every year, as much as is needed. we just exhausted everything we could in terms of providing equipment. some of this actually arrives in ukraine today, while i'm here. so, mr. olezh, does this mean that there is already a consensus among the western partners that their weapons will fly in th

, full control over the parliament, single-person, not like it was in the days of poroshenko or yushchenkocomplete control over the courts, complete control over her... lord, over the law enforcement officers, and most importantly - a total monopoly over mass media, because you and i do not appear in digital format, we can only be seen on the internet, all this means that freedom the word that was present since the time of yushchenko, well, in a completely european format, now they have again shrunk to the volumes, well, let's say, heaps of the second convocation. or the second prizol, that is, political responsibility in such a format, when you own all the power, belongs exclusively to president zelensky, and he will bear political responsibility in the next elections, and i am sure that he will lose them, well, there is also legal responsibility, and here sergey, you are wrong, there is no collective legal responsibility, everyone is responsible for their own, in this case this government took into account how much there were problems in yanukovych's entourage and in his person. how much

, well, at the first stage, to tame ukraine, this is the period of yanukovych and the period of yushchenko, this is the beginning of the 2000s, and. .. or destroy, actually this period began in 2014 and continued in 2022, of course, in 2022 , putin felt his strength and the weakness of the current ukrainian government, which is why he actually went on a major invasion, but i was and remain convinced that did not prepare for the war only putin, and yeltsin was also preparing, and this was all during the last 33... years of our independence, obviously, in this case we can also talk about whether we were preparing for this war during these 33 years, obviously not . mr. serhiy, in what way did they prepare for this war, i am not talking about recent years, not about some military accumulation of equipment and personnel, but about how deeply they took our country under their control, how deeply... this their network of agents was formed by these cans, which now also very often give up their positions, and the pso conducts and so on, the fact is that this creeping annexation of ukraine began fro

with people, this happens, high-ranking officials often contacted me, including even president yushchenko, then with a request to either illuminate something or perform a funeral service for someone, and we even contacted, i say, well, why are you coming to us, you are fighting with us, go to the kiev patriarchate and elect, he says: there will be some guy there who will tell my mother, that is, they understood that in the depths of their souls, as we talked to you, they understand, that this is no priest, nothing, what is this politically, in order to solve certain problems, political, not spiritual, and if the problem is spiritual, you need to go to a canonical priest, a canonical bishop. after the filaret became an ardent ukrainian nationalist, the monk rastriga, who violated all canons and god's laws by declaring himself the ukrainian patriarch, was accepted with great joy by the americans. the americans have always really supported him, so you look, that is, when yanukovych and tymoshenko clashed there, he is everywhere that yanukovych is bondage and evil, yes, and yulia vladimirovna

secretary of the central committee of the communist party of the russian federation, alexander yushchenkoexandrevich, good morning, what topics will you discuss today, you correctly said that these are the tasks of the communist party of the russian federation to unite anti-fascist forces in the fight against imperialism, against reaction and the military threat, and this is important, it will be discussed a lot including the topic of migration, including support for our fighters of a special military operation. was precisely generated by the same crisis of capital, western capital, which actively fueled, today we see almost the same thing, when when the global crisis of capital gave birth to ukrainian fascism, ukrainian nationalism and our fraternal republic, our fraternal people, having separated, ideologically fueled, are throwing wood into the furnace of war, that is why today, and today i will remind you that all the left forces, all... the russian federation are waiting for the speech of party chairman gennady andreyvich zyuganov will be on our air any minute now. yes, thank you, we

russian, to russian music, and you know, i started thinking about these children who were born under yushchenkoer the orange revolution. will they feel any big difference? they have the same language as with the enemy, they listen to the same music, watch everything the same, which for them will change purely on the audio level, purely on the audio level once, twice, 3, 4, 5, 6, now it’s perfect, well, in continuation of the conversation from the lives of the wretched, for maintaining american-ukrainian friendship... a certain ukrainian foreign minister kulyoba led blinken, the american secretary of state. no, not mcdonald's this time. it happened with mcdonald's last time, he took him to an american pizzeria, where blinken announced that the west realizes that there is no time to waste in ukraine, ukraine is getting closer to nato when it gets closer as before. it is also known that blinkin, here is pizza on your screens, they say with cheese and pepperoni, he said that in the coming days the united states will deliver a new... batch of weapons to ukraine, he called the visit itself motivation

exclusively in the interests of ukraine, zelensky would have turned into zero, just zero, the beekeeper yushchenkos incapable of making any decisions , and even more so these decisions could not somehow implement it, if there is fault, then stefanchuk, first of all, as a person taking part in the attempt. usurpation of power illegitimate illegitimate contrary to the constitution and everything else, he is implementing this whole scheme, he must bear responsibility no less than zelensky, no less, if not more, in the conditions of a parliamentary presidential republic, no less, so the fight for this post in the future, and i think it will be impossible to bypass this post, well, it’s impossible, i don’t i’m not sure what will take place there. elections there or something, i am more inclined to think that at some point, when zelensky’s rating is zero, and he demonstrates his ineffectiveness and inability to fulfill the tasks that will be set by western partners in the future, he simply will not fit for the implementation of these tasks, based on the fact that he will lose his rating in the country,

that it was communist throughout the 90s, and until actually 2010, well to the sixth, yes, when yushchenko was already president, no matter how he was, he was definitely not a communist and definitely knew the ukrainian language, but this is still a big, big time, so my question then is, culture will endure, you said , there is a european level, you understand, that nutcracker and that chekhov that you mention, they sit not only among russians and ukrainians, people like me, but also europeans, if we don't go to see tcheikovsky for the new year, i 'll tell you, so they need to somehow see that there is culture in ukraine, and here there is theater, and here there is music, and here there is this and so on and the like, two generations already born in ukraine. no, many of them do not know the nutcracker and do not know chekhov, well, the truth is they do not know shevchenko and franko, but that is another matter, well, at least they have heard of franko and shevchenko , but they do not know when he was born, i know my students, and i have eyes on my forehead it crept up when i suddenly foun

russian to russian music, and you know, i was wondering, these children who... were born under yushchenkorange revolution, will they feel any strong difference, they have the same language as with the enemy, they listen to the same music, watch the same things, which for them will change purely on the audio level, and moldova is challenging moscow with the help of the eu security pact. a financial times article came out with this headline today: note that brussels and chisinau are meeting. as early as next week, we will bring the bilateral partnership to an unprecedented level, which means more active exchanges, intelligence data with eu countries, participation in joint military exercises and military procurement programs. the president of moldova, the holder of a romanian passport, maia sando, as the publication writes, ignores moscow’s warning that closer integration by the west could lead to the country suffering the same fate as ukraine. and for several decades may 9 was celebrated victory, therefore for us, for the citizens of the republic of moldova, victory day was, is and will be

under president yushchenko , he concentrated great powers in his hands the head of the secretariat viktor but for the first time in the history of ukraine such a situation arose during a full-scale invasion and an existential threat to the ukrainian state. limiting access to the president, lack of access to various sources of information, create prerequisites for serious political and military mistakes by the head of state, the price of which for ukraine may turn out to be prohibitive. every week, the saturday political club helps to understand the processes taking place in ukraine and the world. vitaliy portnikov, khrystyna yatskiv and invited experts give based on facts his assessment and forecast of the development of events. if you want to understand how our today will affect our tomorrow, look at saturdays.

minister, vice prime minister, in contact minister of european integration and former head of yushchenko'sidential office, mr. olezh, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today, congratulations, i am glad to be in this studio again, thank you. thank you mr. olezh, let's start with david cameron, who visited kyiv yesterday and announced that his country had granted ukraine permission strike british weapons on the territory of russia, and also promised to continue annual military aid to ukraine. let's listen to what the head of the british foreign ministry, who is in the ukrainian capital, said.

and kuchma at the end of his term spoke about a single ukrainian orthodox church. let's not take yushchenko for granted, he even came close to a certain extent and there was the arrival of the ecumenical patriarch in 2008, then let's not talk about yanukovych, although in the end he also began to speak and understand these processes to a certain extent, about poroshenko too, he was a parishioner of moscow patriarchy on beginning during his tenure, when he became president, he was preefenin of the moscow patriarchate, and then he changed, radically changed, and even contributed to the fact that the ukrainian church received tomos. in the same way , we see now that president volodymyr zelenskyi has also changed, he understood that the church also plays an important role in the life of ukrainian society, that is... in the life of state formation, because the church is the spiritual foundation on which we build the body of the ukrainian states, it is invisible and not everyone sees it immediately, not everyone understands it, but over time are coming to their senses, and we see that the preside

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it is difficult not to agree with the thesis, as viktor yushchenko said, not with a word, but with aaurus, but we remember these proverbs, and this would be a concrete answer, hanna gubko, narodna deputy of the eighth convocation, then she headed the foreign affairs committee. about what would be the right answer from this visit to learn about business in europe esyusual, on this roman and i say goodbye, we will continue to look for the right answers to various questions tomorrow, you stay with espresso, look, because our colleagues have prepared a lot important information and do not miss the news in a few minutes. before meeting. gasoline trimmers are so heavy, loud and inconvenient, and you want to have a beautiful, well-groomed area. there is a solution. sadovi trime kors unpack tv, order now at a special price, only from uah 999. kors trimmers are compact, light and very powerful. mow the lawn in the most difficult-to-reach places, near fences, along the path line, near the sidewalk. it is simple and easy to trim bushes and even branches along the border, around trees. leave big

much i remember well, just this year 2004-5, i think it was something in the 20s, it seems that yushchenkoary, if not... or january, and it seems that in january he was sworn in, yes, in january , it's his birthday in february, everything is correct, but look, putin was convinced, if we talk about the current war, about the great war, putin was convinced that ukraine would not join nato for at least 30 years, and it became known that scholz spoke with him, and he spoke about this before this great ... war, and about that meeting with putin, scholz spoke at the democracy festival in berlin, let's listen to this fragment, because it is a very interesting synchronicity. by the way, at that time, he called the fact that ukraine was on its way to nato a pretext for war. i told him: you know, in the near future this is not expected, probably in the next 30 years. i said this publicly, but it is based on this reason, mr. yevgeny, at that time scholz said that ukraine would not join nato for at least 30 years. and why now the alliance cannot clearly define the terms when ukraine can become a membe

i remember very well, precisely this year 2004-5, i think , something in the 20s, it seems that yushchenkon february, if i am not mistaken, or in january, and it seems in january, in january, yes, in january it is his birthday in february, everything is correct, but look, but putin... was convinced, if we talk about the current war, about the great war, putin was convinced that ukraine will not join nato for at least 30 years, and it became known that scholz spoke with him, and he spoke about this before this great war, and about that meeting with putin that scholz spoke about at the democracy festival in berlin, let's listen to this fragment, because it is a very interesting synchronicity. by the way, he then called the reason for war the fact that ukraine is on its way to nato. i told him, you know, it's not expected in the near future, probably in the next 30 years. i have said this publicly, but he insists on this reason. mr. yevgeny, ot then scholz said that ukraine will not join nato for at least 30 years, and why now the alliance cannot... clearly define the terms when ukraine can b

deputy prime minister of ukraine for european integration and former head of the presidential yushchenko'sffice. friends, we are working live on the tv channel, as well as on our platforms in youtube and facebook, for those who... are watching us live there now, please take part in our survey, we are asking you today if you need artificial intelligence in government communications, yes, no, please vote with the appropriate button, or write your comment below this video, if you are watching us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote if you think artificial intelligence is needed in communications authorities 0800-211381, no 0800 2113. 82 and all calls to these numbers are free, vote, please, we have yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of educational policy, on the phone, he will join our broadcast in just a minute, we are now setting up connection with mr. yevhen, let's talk with him about who and how, why is now pumping up the topic of possible negotiations between ukraine and russia, only there were several statements during the last few days, and from ukrainian off

oleg hrybachuk, former vice prime minister of ukraine for european integration and former head of yushchenko'sesidential office. friends, we work live on the tv channel, as well as on our platforms in youtube and. for those who are watching us live there now, please take part in our survey, today we ask you whether artificial intelligence is needed in government communications, yes, no, please vote with the appropriate button, or write your comment below this video if you are looking at us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote if you think artificial intelligence is needed in government communications, 0800 211 381, not 0800. 211 382 and all calls to these numbers are free, please vote further at yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politics, will join our broadcast in just a minute, we are now setting up a connection with mr. yevhen, let's talk with him about who and how, why he is now raising the topic of possible negotiations in ukraine. with russia, as there were several statements throughout of the last few days, and from ukrainian officials, from the mini

under president yushchenko , the head of the secretariat viktor baloga concentrated great powers in hisds. but this is the first time in the history of ukraine that this is the case arose during a full-scale invasion. and existential threat to the ukrainian state, restrictions on access to the president, lack of access to various sources of information, create prerequisites for serious political and military mistakes by the head of state, the price of which for ukraine may turn out to be prohibitive. on may 9 , the president of the european parliament, roberta mytsola, made an unannounced visit to ukraine. joint press conference with the president. volodymyr zelensky was interrupted by the sounds of the siren. after the completion of the air alert, the leader of the european parliament spoke in the verkhovna rada. the politician assured that ukraine will be in the eu and added that the members of the association are working on the 14th package of sanctions against putin and his allies. the next day, friday , the leader of slovakia suzana chaputova came to kyiv. she remarked that she had

leadership, authority , power, now. there is leadership - the power of authority, which i saw under yushchenko and poroshenko, with different shades there, but it was exactly like this: when you you know how to delegate authority to the strong prime minister yatsenyuk and you are not afraid of it when you delegate authority to the strong minister avakov, who criticizes you the president every day and even leads demonstrations against you, but you seek an understanding with him because you are a coalition. and you can't say, i'll just ride you endlessly. and there is another thing, when they say, everyone who does not applaud me, we fire, it is absolutely unimportant, you are an effective manager, you are not effective, we fire, and therefore, i say once again, i have no personal complaints against zelenskyi, he is not to blame for the fact that 73% during the war elected a person who knew nothing about war, knew nothing about... the economy and knew nothing about the state administration system to the post of supreme commander, he is rather even a victim of this choice, than, well, he is guilt

they reminded him that shurma was once associated with viktor medvedchuk, opposed yushchenko, refusede... dpr, did not vote for recognition of russia as an aggressor. tim sometimes. what a good memory the fan. sometimes, you see, they are so well-educated, you know, hemmed in, so to speak - but i don't know if it will pass or not, because, for example, rostyslav shurma, igor shurma's son , feels very comfortable in president zelensky's office, he is one of yermak's deputies, supervises the entire economic bloc, and he was, by the way, also his own. a deputy of the donetsk regional council, i saw that from lviv it was reported from the party of regions up to the 14th year, brother, as you know, rostyslava shurme has a large business with of green energy, and there was an investigation by bius-info that they received illegal income from telelzelene , the president's office should talk to those football fans about football and that's what he found out, he would talk to football fans and then they would think whether they should take this too. andriy saichuk, we in this studio are working

precisely this year 2004-5, it seems to me that something in 20 dates, it seems that in february yushchenkowas sworn in, if i am not mistaken, or in january, and it seems in january, in january, yes, in january, it's his birthday in february, everything is correct, but... but look, putin was convinced, if we talk about the current war, about the great war, putin was convinced that that ukraine will not join nato for at least 30 years, and it became known that scholz spoke with him, and he spoke about this before this great war, and about that meeting with putin that scholz spoke about at the democracy festival in berlin , let's listen to this fragment, because it is very interesting. to him: you know, this is not expected in the near future, probably in the next 30 years, i said it publicly, but he insists on this reason. mr. yevgeny, at that time scholz said that ukraine would not join nato for at least 30 years. and why now the alliance cannot clearly define the terms when ukraine can become a member of the north atlantic alliance, or publicly not invite to the washington summit. to nato

circle of the president, as advisers, as close people, here i am i always give the example of viktor yushchenkowhen in the first years of the presidency, he was constantly treated, he really underwent an incredible number of operations there, but i apologize, he had ivan stepanovich plyushch, who could, who had a statesman's mindset, and who could approach of the president, to say no, viktor andriyovych, i categorically disagree, later there was viktor baloga, who could object, and now the president’s team only knows how to nod their heads forward, and i can’t imagine who from the president’s entourage could say a different opinion, express other opinion, all the more to deny the head of state, here about the figures, according to the kmis, the sharpest decrease. trust in zelenskyi took place between december 2023 and the beginning of february 2024, when trust dropped from 77% to 60 or 65%. now trust is kept at the same level, moreover ukrainians are more critical of the president and his entourage, but 70-80% are confident that the elections are not at the right time and currently do not quest

yushchenko's office, mr. olezh, i welcome you, thank you for being with us today, congratulations, i am glad to be in this studio again. thank you, mr. oleg, let's start with... david cameron, who yesterday visited kyiv and announced that his country had given ukraine permission to strike british weapons on russian territory, and also promised to continue annual military aid ukraine. let's listen to what the head of the british foreign ministry said while in the ukrainian capital. russia attacked ukraine, and ukraine has every right to... strike back, since russia is striking ukraine, you can understand why ukraine feels the need to make sure it can defend itself. we will provide £3 billion every year, as much as is needed. we just exhausted everything we could in terms of providing equipment, some of it is actually arriving in ukraine today while i i am here so, mr. oleg, does this mean that there is already a consensus between the western...partners that their weapons will fly towards the russian federation

communist throughout the 90s, and until actually 2010 year, well until the sixth year, yes, when yushchenkody the president, no matter how he was, he was definitely not a communist and definitely knew the ukrainian language, but this is still a big... a big time, so my question then is, culture will endure, you said, there is a european level, you know, that nutcracker, that chekhov you mention, they sit not only with russians and ukrainians, such as myself, but also with europeans, like me, we will not go to see tchaikovsky in the new year, i will tell you, so they need to somehow see that ukraine also has culture, and here there is a theater, and here there is music, and here there is this and so on and so on, two generations are already born in ukraine, many of them do not know shchelkonchuk and do not know chekhov, well , the truth is that they do not know shevchenko and franko, this another matter. they heard, well, they heard, but they don't know when he was born, i know my students, and my eyes popped up on my forehead when i suddenly found out that my those who are already going to

remember that it was communist throughout the 90s, and until 2010, well, until the sixth, yes, when yushchenkoatter how he was, he was definitely not a communist and definitely knew ukrainian. language, but this is still a long, long time, then my question is, culture will endure, here you are said, there is a european level, you understand, that nutcracker and that chekhov that you mention, they sit not only with russians and ukrainians, such as myself, but also with europeans, how can we not go to tchaikovsky for the new year, i tell you i will say, so they need to see somehow. that there is culture in ukraine, and here there is theater, and here there is music, and here there is this and so on and so on. two generations are already being born in ukraine, many of them do not know the nutcracker and do not know chekhov, well, the truth is they do not know shevchenko and frank, that is another matter, frank and what have you heard, well, they have heard, but they don’t know when he was born, i know my students, and my eyes crawled on my forehead when i suddenly found out that mine are those wh

i always give the example of viktor yushchenko, when in the first years of the presidency, he was constantlyed, he really underwent an incredible number of operations there, but i apologize, he had ivan stepanovich plyuch, a strategist who could, who had a statesman's mindset, and who could approach to the president, head first, i'm not i imagine who from the president's entourage could say a different opinion, express a different opinion, let alone contradict the head of state? about the numbers, according to kmis, the sharpest decline in confidence in zelenskyi took place between december 2023 and the beginning of february... of the year, when confidence dropped from 77% to 60 or 65%. now trust is at the same level, while ukrainians, although they are more critical of the president and his entourage, 70-80% are confident that the elections are not at the right time and currently do not question his legitimacy. we do not question the legitimacy either, because we understand that president zelenskyi is the current president. what do these numbers mean mr. oleg, of course when i say that the

journalists, from i appointed special civilians... leadership, the power of authority, which i saw under yushchenkond poroshenko, with different shades there, but it was exactly like that, when you know how to delegate full-time. strong prime minister yatsenyuk and do not be afraid of it when you delegate authority to the strong minister avakov, who the president criticizes you every day and even brings out demonstrations against you, but you seek an understanding with him, because you are a coalition, and you cannot say i will just take you down the aisle, but there is another thing when they say, everyone who does not applaud me, we will fire , it is absolutely unimportant, you are an effective manager, if you are not an effective one, we will fire you. and so, i say once again, i have no personal complaints against zelenskyi. he is not to blame for the fact that 73% were elected to office during the war. supreme commanding person who knew nothing about war, knew nothing about the economy and knew nothing about the state administration system, he is rather even a victim of this choice than, well,

would be around the president, as advisers, as close people, i always give the example of viktor yushchenkowhen in the first years of the presidency, he was constantly treated, he really underwent an incredible number of operations there, but i'm sorry... he had ivan stepanovich plyusch, a strategist who could, who had a statesman's mindset, and who could approach the president, say no, viktor andriyovych, i categorically disagree, later there was viktor baloga, who could object, and now in the president's team they only know how to nod their heads forward, and i can’t imagine who from the president’s entourage could say a different opinion, express a different opinion, even more so deny the head of state, about the numbers, according to data... occurred between december 2023 and early february 24, when confidence dropped from 77% to 60 or 65%. now trust is at the same level, while ukrainians, although more critical of the president and his entourage, still 70-80% are confident that the elections are not times and currently do not question its legitimacy. we do not question the legitimacy e

awards bandyr the title of hero of ukraine, masks dropped, and then, when yushchenko had already arriveds already begun very strongly, well , again, independence, independence, independence, he was the banner of the ukrainian nationalists, including on the territory of the soviet union, he was a banner, and it is no coincidence that he is a yugoslav hero of ukraine. this caused, of course, a mixed reaction among the front-line soldiers, who defended ukraine and the soviet union, but hitler, in fact, the man who was in hitler’s pay was made a hero today, so to speak, in ukraine. glory to ukraine, glory! having seized power as a result of a coup, the poroshenko regime unleashes genocide against the inhabitants of donbass, and it officially introduces the bandera greeting, recognized extremist, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, and the national extinguishment, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, extinguished to the leading veterans in the armed forces of ukraine. glory to the ukrainian. “glory to the wild forces of ukraine, glory to the ukrainian people, ukraine, glory! poroshenko w

the 90s, and actually until 2010, well until the sixth, yes, when the president there was already yushchenko knew the ukrainian language, but this is still a big, big time, so my question then is, will the culture endure? you said there is a european level, you understand, that nutcracker and that chekhov that you mention, they sit not only with russians and ukrainians, such as myself, but also with europeans, how can we not go to tchaikovsky for the new year, i i'll tell you, it means that they need to somehow see that there is culture in ukraine, and here there is theater, and here there is music, and here there is this, and so on and so on, two generations already, which are born in ukraine.

, so to speak, situations during the inauguration, well, let’s remember , for example, at least yushchenkotion when a serviceman practically fell right during his inauguration, dropping his... for salome zurabishvili they definitely not foreshadowed. maria butina, the doll-successor of tute, was with you, now is the program time. hello, the program is about the most notable events of this day. for the fight for the work. vladimir putin awarded the heroes of the special operation, a hundred-year-old front-line soldier from dagestan, statesmen and famous artists.

yushchenko, she decided on some personnel issues, she certainly dominated, she certainly told him thats it were , his measure, he grew up from a simple family, her husband is not from a simple family, and he respected her even because of, you know, hysteria, that’s what i achieved, that’s who is with me and something else, that’s what i have i wrote down his statement for myself exactly from what he himself wrote, it was i who had the honor... it was me, during my reign, i, mine, mine, this is his story, he constantly behaved like this, i have a question for those who lived in ukraine for a long time, i just honestly didn’t understand, look, the kuchma clan is together, and husband and wife are hand in hand, so i’m just trying to understand, this is how it is with you, no, this is the person who dominates, she his secret story, let's see, no, well, wait, i have one more question then, here look, there is also a photo of them walking into some event together, pay attention, maybe i don’t understand something, but usually somehow the man seems to be walking ahead, or whether it’s not acc

. >> victor yushchenko was tougher on the u.s.american military aid a colossal waste of time which allowed putin to inflict more suffering in the war. we'll see. bret? >> bret: greg, thank you. up next the panel on the michael cohen testimony at the trump trial in new york. and the vice presidential possibilities who are showing up at the former president's trial. first, beyond our beyond our borders tonight. sentences a lawyer to almost six years in prison for leaking to the media classified information exposing allegations of australian war crimes in afghanistan. dana mcbride had pleading to the three charges including theft and sharing with members of the press documents classified as secret. georgian lawmakers approve a bill requiring media nongovernmental organizations and other nonprofit groups to register as pursuing the interest of a foreign power if they receive more than 20% of their funding from abroad. the measure has sparked weeks of mass protests with critics seeing it as a russian-style threat to free speech and the

act exclusively in interests of ukraine, zelensky would turn into zero, just zero, the beekeeper yushchenkoons, and especially these decisions in some way... to implement, would not be able to, if there is fault, then stefanchuk, first of all, as a person taking part in an attempt to usurp power, illegitimate, illegitimate, contrary to the constitution and everything else, he implements this whole scheme, he must bear responsibility no less than zelensky, no less, if not large, in conditions parliamentary, presidential republic, no less, so the fight for this... post in the future, and i think it will be impossible to bypass this post, well, impossible, i’m not sure that there will be elections there or something, i i am more inclined to think that at some point, when zelensky’s rating is zero, and he demonstrates his ineffectiveness and inability to fulfill the tasks that will be set by western partners in the future, he simply will not be suitable for the implementation of these tasks, based on the fact that he will lose his rating in the country. based on the fact that he is categoricall

not, but this... the system is money, and money works the same way it worked, under kuchma, under yushchenkog about, and we are all entrepreneurs in 1919, when we went to vote for him, we expected that he really will destroy this system, we were waiting for this, all entrepreneurs. and after 2 months the river began to flow. a barrier, the dnieper gas station or whatever destroyed kokhovskaya gas station is there. that is, he did not destroy the system. do you know what the result is? plus 20%. in general, we all went nuts in business, people just went nuts. they ate at both throats. new ones came and said they would destroy everything and added 20%. and what system are you talking about that he destroyed there? tell me. before our eyes, the next primorye head of tsk took 138 people, and the amount was 1 million dollars, do you remember this odessa tetskashnik who bought it? in spain, he was released on bail of 12 million, released, immediately on the threshold of the trial they took him and brought him back on a different charge, someone will say, well, he’s fighting corruption, yes, the pr

are discussing some complete freaks that we all the time they were slipping either the beekeeper yushchenkoof the individual, i of course believe in this matter, but, but i think that if one of these people came to power in due time, i think maybe be, history ukraine would not be so bloody, and maybe it wouldn’t be bloody at all, or maybe it would finally become a successful country if it correctly understood what its functionality is, who we are, where we want and how we want it live, well, to a great extent. unfortunately, it happened as it happened, here are colleagues, i listened to evgenia, a respected sociologist, and i also want to add one remark, in complete agreement, but still i remember the very dawn of democracy in ukraine, this is the mid-2000s, when the first maidan, when there was a clash of different forces, i could come to ukraine, buy five or six newspapers, three of them from kiev, one from donbass, two from zapodenskaya, and everywhere there were different sociological surveys, that is, the results of the opinion poll on key... ukrainian political figures were absolutely

kiev and the tilt towards the west were already categorical, because the study had gone deep when yushchenkodbands, and it all seemed so harmless then, so, so naive to some extent, the portrait you just described is also quite vivid , these students, quite harmless guys at first glance, in 2004, when the events on the maidan began, it was already 2013, how this appearance has changed, transformed, in your opinion. it was they who created the request for maidan freaks, who sat on the barricades, because these were the outcasts who came from all over ukraine, easy-going, absolutely unlimited in their choice of means, they were actually the tools of these students, these intelligent students themselves did not climb onto the barricades, they. .. for this, those who have nothing special to lose. if you don’t go into deep analysis there, for me it’s just the toothlessness of our government at that time. eritarians who secretly supported maidan, such as lyovochkin, such as rinad akhmetov. they started to go out of the parliamentary majority left yanukovych essentially without their support and got