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[00:00:00] the effectiveness of work in
[00:00:02] Washington, well, it's not for me to judge, let everyone
[00:00:06] judge, I just have my own opinion, I'll just say that we have
[00:00:09] no law on sanctions,
[00:00:12] none, the laws that were before, they ended their
[00:00:16] actions, they are only perceived by inertia there, but the White
[00:00:20] House can lift all these sanctions, we need a law,
[00:00:23] and only the death of Lindsey Graham moved
[00:00:26] the situation, his bill somehow started moving and we need all... efforts
[00:00:30] so that it is still voted on in September, that's one,
[00:00:34] second, 400 million hanging unused in contracts
[00:00:37] money, Congress allocated for weapons, we cannot
[00:00:41] get it, because now these funds are blocked,
[00:00:45] and we may lose them, this is work that
[00:00:48] requires the personal involvement of the ambassador,
[00:00:51] 24/7, as they say, well, it doesn't happen
[00:00:54] 24/7, it happens differently, somewhere
[00:00:58] 1.6 well, and yes... constant, dynamic
[00:01:02] work, you need to sit three times in the Pentagon, in intelligence,
[00:01:06] that is, who will sit if there is no ambassador, no military attaché
[00:01:09] for defense issues, and embassy diplomats
[00:01:13] do not have the opportunity according to the protocol
[00:01:16] to enter some offices first, and secondly, I don't want
[00:01:20] to go into details, I don't know what Anni Stefanishyna thinks about her
[00:01:24] work, I believe
[00:01:27] that others should give an assessment. That is,
[00:01:30] our Washington direction or
[00:01:33] American actions are made from Kyiv from meetings of
[00:01:36] the president and a small group of
[00:01:40] negotiating teams, rather so, and within the framework of
[00:01:43] negotiations on war and peace, some
[00:01:47] element is found for Ukraine-US interaction.
[00:01:50] I say again, I believe that
[00:01:53] our Ukrainian-American relations,
[00:01:56] if you look at them systematically, they are with us.
[00:02:00] narrowed to the highest level presidents, to
[00:02:04] issues that are only discussed constantly, and we have many
[00:02:08] issues remaining outside the scope, and
[00:02:11] energy cooperation in the energy sector, and
[00:02:14] strategic partnership issues, and
[00:02:17] issues of economic
[00:02:20] cooperation, and and and it's not enough
[00:02:23] to sign useful minerals, what Donald
[00:02:26] Trump says, we'll take everything we want in Ukraine.
[00:02:30] That is, it's not enough, you need
[00:02:33] to deal with a difficult country the USA, it's a big country, now our
[00:02:37] partner, but keep in mind, there are no countries in the world,
[00:02:40] your eternal friends, you always need to defend your interests, your country's
[00:02:44] interests, and this is a big country, the largest economic power
[00:02:47] in the world, and with them you need to find many different
[00:02:50] solutions, I'll tell you today, today
[00:02:53] a very large number of Ukrainians lost the right to
[00:02:57] work in the USA, as of today. Well,
[00:03:01] those who left, for example, women left, well, various
[00:03:04] people, hundreds of thousands left, received TPS status and
[00:03:08] work permits, the so-called
[00:03:11] work permit, from the 22nd, they expected
[00:03:14] that they would still work and hold on,
[00:03:17] then suddenly from the 22nd, President Trump
[00:03:21] introduced a bill and voted that everything ends
[00:03:25] on the 22nd, then the court extended it until the 5th, until yesterday
[00:03:28] until the 5th. And that's it, and now these people are unemployed,
[00:03:31] who cares about this in the Ukrainian government?
[00:03:35] Nobody, because the Ukrainian government
[00:03:39] believes that they should return, and no one analyzes
[00:03:42] that these people will not return, they will return at most to Spain,
[00:03:46] Portugal, Germany, they will not reach Ukraine much,
[00:03:49] and they will have problems with their rights,
[00:03:52] and these issues are not
[00:03:55] being considered now, here, you see, there are many
[00:03:58] systemic issues, which need to be addressed in bilateral relations,
[00:04:02] and in Congress, you just need to spend
[00:04:05] days and nights there, because now there will be very crucial decisions, and
[00:04:09] one senator Ron Paul can stand up and block these problems, these
[00:04:12] votes in the Senate, so, well, I say this from my
[00:04:15] experience, so I don't see now that
[00:04:19] we have such dynamics,
[00:04:22] and this is a problem, I believe it is a problem, every day we lose, every day
[00:04:25] we lose, and every day it's some kind of underreceived
[00:04:29] uh... including missiles and the same
[00:04:32] anti-ballistic means, well, and one more point, it's not just
[00:04:36] the USA, look, I'll say this in two words, that is,
[00:04:40] we also have a hang-up, well, while the president is now
[00:04:43] deciding, I think by the end of this week, all ambassadors
[00:04:47] will be appointed, which are not yet there,
[00:04:50] and they will have to somehow get started,
[00:04:53] work, we don't have a Minister of Defense, no Minister of Justice, no head
[00:04:57] of the Security Service of Ukraine, accordingly... in some
[00:05:00] contacts there is no protocol
[00:05:03] level of meetings, so there are such
[00:05:06] problems that are easy to solve personnel-wise, but they
[00:05:10] need to be solved faster, yes. So
[00:05:13] there is a vision, well, I'm not saying this for the first time, but well,
[00:05:16] such, such an approach now, I don't know, I worked
[00:05:20] in those times when there was a more systematic approach, and in principle there
[00:05:24] were no problems with selecting ambassadors, there is a set of
[00:05:27] active diplomats today, I can
[00:05:31] name five of them, who would perfectly cope with
[00:05:35] the position of ambassador in Washington, we
[00:05:38] raised this diplomatic service and our
[00:05:41] first... who started, Dovhenko, Zlenko, there
[00:05:45] Tarasyuk, everyone who was in Ogryzko, that is, now there is a second
[00:05:49] wave of strong
[00:05:51] diplomats who can do this, and it's not necessary, by the way,
[00:05:55] that they work directly there in
[00:05:59] the government, yes, as now the selection is such an impression, Stefanishyna from the government,
[00:06:03] Sviridenka from the government, there
[00:06:05] they wanted Mr. Umerov, also from the close circle, well, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
[00:06:09] exists, well, there is, there is serious potential. So
[00:06:12] I think that we discuss the consequences
[00:06:16] every time, but I want to say at least once that we
[00:06:20] made the right choice of candidate,
[00:06:23] we sent a person without problems, who showed
[00:06:26] results, and is not engaged in acquired, self-protection,
[00:06:29] so all this is written down, all
[00:06:32] the criteria, all the checks of the SBU and everything is carried out, I will say in
[00:06:35] conclusion, the position of the ambassador to the United
[00:06:39] States, this is an official
[00:06:42] of category A of the diplomatic
[00:06:45] service, who is subjected, in my opinion, to the
[00:06:49] greatest checks,
[00:06:52] both in Ukraine and in the United States,
[00:06:56] perhaps only presidents are under
[00:06:59] in the United States there is also some monitoring
[00:07:03] of ambassadors of countries, including financial, so
[00:07:07] believe me, they know everything and you can't hide anything from them,
[00:07:10] if in Washington they know... this is a corrupt person, or not
[00:07:14] quite, that you have a business in the states, for example, they will always
[00:07:18] use it, always, no matter what friends they were, so
[00:07:21] we still need to send a diplomat with some normal
[00:07:24] history, uh, who may not
[00:07:28] have estates, apartments, businesses,
[00:07:31] it happens, so that people understand, I'll tell you,
[00:07:34] it happens that diplomats make a career all their lives and they
[00:07:37] don't have the
[00:07:40] opportunities for this,
[00:07:43] but they are good professionals,
[00:07:45] yes, this is important, and it is important to understand that, let's say
[00:07:49] so, even work in
[00:07:52] the United States of America is conducted at different levels, there are
[00:07:56] geopolitical moments that are indeed very often
[00:07:59] pushed through and decided by President Zelensky, and there is work
[00:08:03] with Ukrainian migrants who can work, cannot
[00:08:06] work, many of them are now losing
[00:08:09] the opportunity for this work, and we and Mr. Valeriy have already
[00:08:13] talked about this many times, this is in the future a potential Ukrainian lobby,
[00:08:16] which will help us promote our interests. Valeriy
[00:08:20] Chaly, diplomat, plenipotentiary ambassador of Ukraine to the United States
[00:08:23] of America, 2015-2019,
[00:08:26] head of the board of the Ukrainian Crisis Media Center. Next, we have
[00:08:30] prepared another interview for you, it was recorded by my colleague,
[00:08:34] Natalka Struk with Markiyan Lupachuk, it happened
[00:08:36] literally 20 minutes before the start of our live broadcast, so
[00:08:40] all the theses, all.
[00:08:43] All thoughts are absolutely maximally fresh
[00:08:47] and relevant. Markiyan Lupachak,
[00:08:49] next. We continue our broadcast, with us
[00:08:53] Markiyan Lupachak, major, commander of the division of the 45th separate
[00:08:56] artillery brigade, secretary of the Lviv city council. Mr.
[00:09:00] Markiyan, greetings. Glory to Ukraine.
[00:09:03] Glory to the heroes. Heat in Lviv and in other cities
[00:09:07] of Ukraine. We are in the studio with
[00:09:10] air conditioners, so it's a bit easier to breathe. How is
[00:09:13] it now in those positions where you are, how
[00:09:17] are the military in that
[00:09:20] environment, which is now difficult, even
[00:09:23] naturally? Look,
[00:09:26] in fact,
[00:09:29] we have to adapt to any weather, whether it's rain, or
[00:09:33] heat, or frost, or
[00:09:36] snow, or slush, it doesn't matter, because
[00:09:40] in fact it has its own adjustments. But in
[00:09:43] any case, it does not stop combat operations, so there is time
[00:09:46] to adapt to everything, get used to it,
[00:09:49] get accustomed to it, and continue to perform those combat tasks that we
[00:09:52] are forced to perform in the east, in the south of our
[00:09:55] state. Markiyan, how does the front look overall now, because
[00:09:59] many experts who write analytics say
[00:10:03] that, well, there are some reports about some
[00:10:07] territories captured by the enemy, this is about a dozen
[00:10:10] kilometers, but overall... well, it seems like a stalemate
[00:10:14] on the front, because everything is standing still, and we are not moving,
[00:10:18] and they are not moving, and finally, what we see, how Russia
[00:10:21] behaves, launching these constant uh... missiles
[00:10:25] at civilian targets in Ukraine,
[00:10:28] at warehouses with
[00:10:31] food products as well, we understand
[00:10:35] that in this way they want to put pressure
[00:10:38] on Ukraine, and how the front
[00:10:41] looks,
[00:10:43] look, in fact, first of all, I would like to react to the
[00:10:46] statements of various experts, I personally
[00:10:50] am very skeptical of any experts who make any
[00:10:53] statements, except official spokespersons of the Armed Forces
[00:10:56] of Ukraine and bodies that are competent to comment
[00:11:00] on anything during wartime, because all
[00:11:03] information is held exclusively
[00:11:06] by
[00:11:08] official state authorities and
[00:11:11] the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and it is also important what can be
[00:11:15] said publicly, and what cannot be said publicly,
[00:11:18] what concerns advances, of what
[00:11:22] is currently happening and what is happening. Recently
[00:11:25] indeed, our enemy has not been able to do what, say,
[00:11:29] some advances, and these deadlines for capturing
[00:11:33] some next towns or villages,
[00:11:36] or settlements or landings, they
[00:11:39] are shifting and shifting every
[00:11:42] time, so the enemy has switched to,
[00:11:46] let's say an extremely
[00:11:49] uh technology, as it is more correctly
[00:11:53] expressed, uh...
[00:11:56] when this
[00:11:59] territory, these settlements,
[00:12:02] which he plans to capture,
[00:12:05] are first completely destroyed, razed to
[00:12:08] the ground, and then it's not even the capture
[00:12:11] of a settlement, but accordingly
[00:12:15] the capture of ruins and what is left of the settlement,
[00:12:18] such a situation happened with Pokrovsk, such a similar
[00:12:22] situation is happening with Kostyantynivka. Unfortunately, uh,
[00:12:25] we can say that
[00:12:29] Russia still has enough weapons
[00:12:32] to spare, and it just
[00:12:35] throws tens, tens of thousands of tons
[00:12:39] of shells, KABs and aerial
[00:12:43] shells at the territory, this is how the advance happens,
[00:12:47] it is not fast, it is extremely slow, with huge
[00:12:50] losses from the Russian side, but
[00:12:54] a small advance.
[00:12:57] but it exists, and as for autumn, which is still approaching, and we are already starting
[00:13:00] to predict what it will be like, the government in
[00:13:04] Ukraine, there, in particular the prime minister,
[00:13:07] said that we need to prepare for a difficult autumn, a difficult winter,
[00:13:10] Ukrainians react to this quite sharply, because on the one hand
[00:13:14] they say, why are you scaring us, it's already
[00:13:17] difficult, on the other hand, why are you saying this, well, do something, you are
[00:13:21] the government, but, well, it seems to me here...
[00:13:25] that informing the population is still better than
[00:13:28] promising that everything will end soon and
[00:13:32] then there will be elections and everything will be fine, it's better for us to know that it will be
[00:13:35] difficult. From what you see, from a military
[00:13:38] point of view, in those sections of the front that are assigned
[00:13:42] to you, what is the enemy preparing for, what can we expect from them
[00:13:45] with the approaching autumn
[00:13:48] season, well, look, in fact, that is,
[00:13:51] well,
[00:13:54] paradox, that I personally feel it myself, when I
[00:13:57] come to Lviv from time to time and meet someone,
[00:14:01] they ask me, what about hope, that I will now say
[00:14:05] some positive news that will cheer everyone up and everyone
[00:14:08] somehow looks for some positive straw to cling to,
[00:14:12] the military on their
[00:14:15] side, when they arrive, when they talk to someone,
[00:14:19] they want to hear some positive news from the mainland
[00:14:22] and the styles, that everything is fine.
[00:14:25] There everything is good, mobilization
[00:14:29] is going on, there are queues at the recruitment centers, there are reinforcements
[00:14:32] of personnel and it will become easier for them, in fact, neither
[00:14:36] this nor that exists, and unfortunately, it's not a question of what
[00:14:39] anyone wants to hear, I also
[00:14:43] want to hear about positive news, I am also
[00:14:46] tired, like many people these years,
[00:14:50] but we simply have no choice, if we want to live in an adequate
[00:14:53] world with an adequate... not to have some sick imagination or
[00:14:57] live in some pink bubble, we must accept this reality,
[00:15:01] unfortunately, as it is, if it is
[00:15:04] cruel, if it is difficult, in any
[00:15:07] case, we must accept it as it is and prepare for those
[00:15:10] things, which, let's say,
[00:15:14] which will happen one way
[00:15:16] or another, whether we want it or not, what Russia is doing
[00:15:20] now, literally a few weeks
[00:15:23] destroying... destroying logistics,
[00:15:26] destroying food warehouses, destroying
[00:15:30] gas stations,
[00:15:31] let's say, elements
[00:15:34] of critical infrastructure and
[00:15:38] so on, this indicates that they will
[00:15:41] try in the cold period of the year, in
[00:15:44] the autumn-winter period, to try to force
[00:15:47] Ukrainians to feel this general
[00:15:50] depression, disbelief in everything, in
[00:15:54] the government, in everything, and, let's say,
[00:15:57] they will try with such, let's say, inhuman,
[00:16:01] inhumane methods to force Ukraine to make
[00:16:05] certain concessions, which they cannot... achieve by military
[00:16:08] means, yes, indeed, we need to prepare for these things,
[00:16:12] we don't need to be a great analyst to understand
[00:16:16] that the energy infrastructure, that the
[00:16:19] critical infrastructure, which has been subjected
[00:16:23] to incredible enemy attacks for the fifth year,
[00:16:26] it doesn't have time to recover and with each
[00:16:29] month, with each year it becomes more difficult, but we
[00:16:33] must be aware of the fact that there were
[00:16:36] many cases and examples in history
[00:16:40] when you just need to accept this reality, not live in a bubble
[00:16:43] and there, let's say, I don't know, go abroad, who can, who cannot
[00:16:47] sit somewhere and hope that someone will do
[00:16:51] that work, someone will do it instead of them, unfortunately, that won't happen, everyone
[00:16:54] needs to prepare, everyone needs to help each other,
[00:16:57] you need to listen to those instructions that are given and
[00:17:01] take them seriously, when they come out and
[00:17:04] say that there will be a certain risk and extreme difficulty in the sleeping
[00:17:08] areas of large cities and look for government
[00:17:12] bodies, when they officially say that you need to look for
[00:17:14] a way to survive the cold
[00:17:18] period of time, to find, let's say,
[00:17:20] a way in some rural areas and so
[00:17:24] on, these things should be taken seriously and should be
[00:17:27] done, we need to look for options, and if
[00:17:30] we talk generally, Markiyan, how do you
[00:17:34] think, how do you feel about the
[00:17:37] current state of affairs as of the
[00:17:41] end of summer 2026,
[00:17:44] how much more difficult is the situation
[00:17:48] and how much more difficult it can be
[00:17:50] in autumn, and for us, let's
[00:17:54] try to analyze it for our enemy too, because on the one hand, yes,
[00:17:58] he has more missiles and he launches them at civilian
[00:18:01] targets, he continues to do all this, but at the same time we hear that
[00:18:04] they want to attract
[00:18:08] more resources, in particular from North Korea, to deploy some missile
[00:18:12] troops with their help, well, which indicates
[00:18:15] that they are looking for some additional allies,
[00:18:19] which means not everything is so good for them, they don't have
[00:18:22] enough of their own resources, this is a fact,
[00:18:25] they also plan mobilization probably
[00:18:29] in autumn too, what
[00:18:32] should we respond with and what are your
[00:18:34] feelings, how has everything changed
[00:18:38] over these years of full-scale invasion?
[00:18:40] Look, it changes constantly and there is no, let's say, upward
[00:18:44] or downward curve, this curve constantly changes depending on
[00:18:48] the situation on the front, on, let's say, the help
[00:18:51] to one side or another and
[00:18:54] as of now I cannot say that we are in some worse
[00:18:58] situation than we were, say, a year ago,
[00:19:02] yes, perhaps more exhaustion, perhaps more fatigue,
[00:19:06] but there are positive steps, we are now doing such
[00:19:09] things that a year or a year and a half ago we could only dream of,
[00:19:13] the enemy feels this significantly, so he also
[00:19:16] tries to somehow change, adapt, and
[00:19:19] in fact, if we are without, let's say, in a state
[00:19:23] of defense, and we
[00:19:26] uh cannot independently stop this
[00:19:29] war, because if we stop, we will simply disappear,
[00:19:33] we will be destroyed as a country, as a nation, our
[00:19:36] enemy has... options of choice, he can
[00:19:38] stop, he can retreat, he can
[00:19:41] do this, well, that is, he can simply stop, let's say so, in one
[00:19:45] form or another, that is, just stand still and everything
[00:19:48] ends, and in fact, these actions that the
[00:19:52] defense forces are taking now, and all those
[00:19:54] that are inflicting, let's say, deep strikes on the territory
[00:19:58] of Russia, all these measures, countermeasures, that
[00:20:01] are happening in the international economy and so on, they certainly force...
[00:20:05] state bodies
[00:20:09] and the dictate that is currently in the Russian Federation,
[00:20:13] to think about how difficult it is to continue this
[00:20:16] war, it's not a problem to mobilize
[00:20:20] a huge number of people, the problem is with logistics,
[00:20:23] the problem is with training, the problem is with provision and so on,
[00:20:27] that is, if the problem in the Russian Federation was solved by mobilizing
[00:20:31] just like that, say, a hundred, two, three hundred,
[00:20:34] half a million after all, it doesn't matter, they... they, they
[00:20:38] simply understand that if they start doing this without proper
[00:20:42] training, without proper provision, it will simply increase their
[00:20:46] losses, simply by many times, if not by
[00:20:49] tens of times. Accordingly, they can plan these things and
[00:20:53] can do it gradually, to do it gradually - this is again stretching it
[00:20:57] in time, these are additional resources, additional opportunities, which
[00:21:00] they have less and less of each month,
[00:21:03] and less, that's why they try to involve both
[00:21:07] weapons and human resources from the so-called
[00:21:10] axis of evil, they are still met
[00:21:14] halfway from time to time, but
[00:21:17] uh, let's say so, their... uh
[00:21:20] allies, this protracted war also
[00:21:24] begins to displease them, because everyone loses economically from it,
[00:21:27] yes, if there is a certain
[00:21:31] tension, if mobilization is carried out, if other
[00:21:34] things happen, signals that we hear now, that
[00:21:38] there is a threat from our northern
[00:21:41] borders and so on, this
[00:21:45] can give us
[00:21:47] additional challenges uh... this can give
[00:21:51] additional risks, additional danger, but I
[00:21:54] am convinced that we, that we will cope, that we
[00:21:58] will endure, and we will pass this
[00:22:00] path with dignity. In recent weeks,
[00:22:04] Ukrainians have also been discussing a lot the topic of all personnel
[00:22:08] appointments, well, because they happened, in particular
[00:22:11] in the Ministry of Defense, there is no appointed one yet, but
[00:22:15] there is no Minister of Defense of Ukraine, but there is a new
[00:22:18] Commander-in-Chief, Mykhailo.
[00:22:21] replaced Mr. Syrsky, and how
[00:22:24] do the military somehow feel this change, Mr. Markiyan, does it
[00:22:27] affect you that the Commander-in-Chief is
[00:22:30] now Drapatii?
[00:22:36] I still adhere to the position of not
[00:22:39] criticizing and not
[00:22:43] questioning or criticizing the military leadership, although I
[00:22:46] personally,
[00:22:49] with my life experience, access to certain information,
[00:22:52] I would probably like to say a lot, maybe I will someday, but this cannot
[00:22:56] be done during wartime, of course, the change of military
[00:23:00] leadership will affect everyone, because it is a different
[00:23:03] vision, different approaches, again,
[00:23:06] the current military leadership and the previous military
[00:23:09] leadership, it is not in the same conditions, in the same
[00:23:13] intensity of the war, that is, the battlefield is changing,
[00:23:16] the arena of events is changing. Everything
[00:23:20] is changing, so, let's say so, the current
[00:23:23] military leadership that has just been appointed
[00:23:26] is extremely professional, it is creative,
[00:23:30] uh, both the Commander-in-Chief
[00:23:33] and uh
[00:23:36] the Chief of the General Staff,
[00:23:38] these are the people we see now, who are
[00:23:42] being appointed to certain positions in the General Staff,
[00:23:46] uh, these are... let's say, people who
[00:23:50] know how to think outside
[00:23:52] the box, who have unconventional thinking, who
[00:23:56] know how to act asymmetrically, and this can definitely
[00:24:00] be a certain change and a positive change
[00:24:03] in general in the conduct of our
[00:24:07] counteroffensive and defensive
[00:24:09] operations.
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[00:24:46] We are raising funds for REP and two engines for medical evacuation for military
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[00:28:04] We show everyone its glory.
[00:28:07] My enemies were allowed not to scatter their forces.
[00:28:26] They are brave on the battlefield, fearless and every day at
[00:28:29] the front they bring our country closer to... victory, they are
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[00:29:36] 500 FPV drones, quadcopters, matrices, communication equipment, and
[00:29:40] awards. For the Day of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Ivano-Frankivsk Mayor
[00:29:44] Ruslan Martsinkiv, together with a team of volunteers, made another trip to
[00:29:47] Ukrainian defenders. This time, aid was delivered to Chernihiv and
[00:29:51] Sumy regions. Another volunteer trip, accordingly
[00:29:55] we are bringing those requests from military
[00:29:58] units that arrived at the Ivano-Frankivsk
[00:30:02] City Council, accordingly, these are drones,
[00:30:05] these are generators and communication devices.
[00:30:09] The residents of Frankivsk celebrated Air Force Day together with the servicemen
[00:30:12] of the legendary 114th Tactical Aviation Brigade.
[00:30:16] The defenders received Matrix quadcopters and Chuika drone detection
[00:30:20] systems. The brigade's rifle company has been defending
[00:30:23] positions on ground lines for three years, so on behalf of the community, its soldiers
[00:30:27] were awarded. I have such an honor today on behalf of
[00:30:30] our Frankivsk community, yes. all communities of Prykarpattia,
[00:30:34] because I am the head of the association, to congratulate
[00:30:37] and thank you, to thank you for your service, to thank you for
[00:30:41] your protection, to thank you for the fact that Ivano-Frankivsk
[00:30:45] Ivano-Frankivsk region has the opportunity
[00:30:49] to be a calm rear only thanks to you. We, the soldiers
[00:30:52] of the Air Force, continue to defend our
[00:30:54] homeland. I want to wish everyone
[00:30:58] good health.