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[00:00:00] it seems, it's right, as a transitional
[00:00:03] moment until the bill is
[00:00:06] passed, and everything is already
[00:00:09] in the legal framework, because we understand that
[00:00:13] passing a bill, well, it's quite
[00:00:16] interesting, quite ambiguous,
[00:00:19] it takes a certain amount of time, and it
[00:00:23] won't all be passed next week, I remind you, the Verkhovna Rada will meet
[00:00:27] in general in three weeks,
[00:00:31] that is, until the end of October, at least we will have
[00:00:34] an acting prosecutor general, and it seems that during this
[00:00:38] time an informal competition
[00:00:40] could have been held, and this is such a good, by the way,
[00:00:44] initiative and a good intermediate
[00:00:47] option until the bill
[00:00:50] is passed and enters into force, but
[00:00:53] the fact that there is no prosecutor general probably should
[00:00:57] please the people's deputies of Ukraine. Because it is the Prosecutor
[00:01:01] General of Ukraine who addresses the Verkhovna Rada if
[00:01:04] it is necessary to deprive a deputy
[00:01:08] of powers of one or another deputy who is suspected
[00:01:11] of committing criminal offenses.
[00:01:14] Well, with this, you know, the acting prosecutor general
[00:01:17] can address it, but, in fact, he has all the
[00:01:21] same duties as the prosecutor general,
[00:01:25] but we understand that, probably,
[00:01:28] the people's deputies are more... in trouble, well, not all of them,
[00:01:32] but we know that there are currently more than 50 acting
[00:01:35] MPs who have suspicions from anti-corruption
[00:01:38] bodies, so, in fact, they would probably be more pleased if,
[00:01:42] for example, anti-corruption bodies were disbanded, or
[00:01:46] if, the model of the mechanism
[00:01:49] of July last year, when, in fact,
[00:01:52] anti-corruption bodies were supposed to be transferred
[00:01:56] to the prosecutor general, under the influence of the prosecutor general's office, they were supposed to come out more.
[00:02:00] We remember this scandalous bill on restrictions on
[00:02:03] powers,
[00:02:06] in fact, it seems that this pleased some
[00:02:09] people's deputies more than the absence, the temporary absence of the prosecutor
[00:02:13] general. Iryna, if you talk
[00:02:16] about responsibility and consequences, that is,
[00:02:19] what should be such a stimulus for a person
[00:02:23] in the position of prosecutor general, or there
[00:02:26] deputies, in general prosecutors, so that, well,
[00:02:29] there are no violations of the law, bribes, so that a person works honestly,
[00:02:33] eventually, does not flee the
[00:02:36] country, what kind of stimulus can this be? Uh, well, in fact,
[00:02:39] the biggest, it seems to me, stimulus is conscience, but unfortunately,
[00:02:43] rarely does anyone use it, they use
[00:02:46] more of the stimulus that is prescribed in criminal
[00:02:50] legislation, criminal procedural legislation, and
[00:02:53] that's why we know that for bribery, for
[00:02:56] some illegal actions during the stay
[00:03:00] in a state position, rather strict
[00:03:04] sanctions are provided, and at the same time, this does not quite
[00:03:07] deter some officials,
[00:03:11] we remember, we recently observed
[00:03:15] the NABU-SAP special operation, Carthage,
[00:03:18] and, well, in fact, I don't know
[00:03:21] what other stimuli there should be, besides
[00:03:24] the fact that you need to do your work conscientiously
[00:03:27] and bear responsibility for your actions,
[00:03:31] especially when you are in such a high state
[00:03:34] position. The confrontation between the Office of the Prosecutor
[00:03:37] General and anti-corruption bodies, is this
[00:03:41] an institutional crisis that exists or is developing in
[00:03:44] Ukraine, or should
[00:03:46] the current conflict and what is unfolding before
[00:03:50] our eyes be perceived as
[00:03:53] a personal rejection of one leader
[00:03:56] of two anti-corruption bodies?
[00:04:00] If it is an institutional crisis,
[00:04:04] how should it be resolved?
[00:04:07] Well, in fact, I wouldn't call it, directly,
[00:04:09] an institutional crisis, because from time to time we see
[00:04:13] that state bodies, law enforcement agencies in Ukraine,
[00:04:16] they somehow oppose each
[00:04:19] other, and probably some personal motives are superimposed here,
[00:04:22] because we don't know for sure what exactly
[00:04:25] caused Mr. former Prosecutor
[00:04:29] General... Ruslan Kravchenko, in fact,
[00:04:32] to accuse Semen Kryvonos, who is
[00:04:35] the head of NABU, I remind you, so
[00:04:38] here, in fact, it's probably something in the middle, somewhere, you know,
[00:04:41] some institutional shortcomings,
[00:04:43] plus some possible
[00:04:46] personal, I don't want to call it
[00:04:49] conflicts, but at least some
[00:04:52] animosity was definitely there, because, well,
[00:04:56] it's quite difficult to comment on something here
[00:05:00] and say, because we already see only the consequences, and the reasons
[00:05:04] that led to this can actually be very, very different and
[00:05:07] even such that we don't even suspect, if
[00:05:11] we talk about... finding that conscience, which
[00:05:14] you said, yes, which should have been, it seemed,
[00:05:17] a stimulus, but after all,
[00:05:20] how to find it, where to find it, and whether it can be found
[00:05:24] in fear of responsibility, that is,
[00:05:27] these people who headed the prosecutor's office,
[00:05:31] the Prosecutor General's Office, and who fled
[00:05:34] abroad, should justice
[00:05:36] catch up with them, should punishment
[00:05:39] catch up with them, so that it is exemplary.
[00:05:42] A lesson for future leaders
[00:05:45] of the Prosecutor General's Office, that is, the same Kravchenko, well, what,
[00:05:49] he successfully planned his
[00:05:53] escape, and that's it, or should Ukraine
[00:05:56] persecute him,
[00:06:00] return him, but on the one hand, we don't see any suspicion against him either, right,
[00:06:03] that is, is there anything to punish
[00:06:06] him for then? Well, certainly, without suspicion, we
[00:06:09] cannot initiate his return in any way. Uh, until
[00:06:13] there is a corresponding, again, excuse me, I will repeat, tautology
[00:06:17] of suspicion from investigative bodies, from law enforcement
[00:06:21] bodies, this will already be a reason
[00:06:24] to demand his return
[00:06:27] from abroad, so, in fact,
[00:06:31] it is unclear, we know, we listened,
[00:06:35] of course, to what is currently available in the
[00:06:38] information space from these NABU tapes, the Carthage case.
[00:06:42] We heard some mysterious chief, uh, I remind you
[00:06:46] that some characters have their own, well, as if
[00:06:50] other names, uh, and,
[00:06:53] but it is not known for sure whether this chief is actually
[00:06:57] the prosecutor general himself, or perhaps someone else, we can only
[00:07:00] guess, and that, in fact, is interesting, we will, of course,
[00:07:04] observe whether Ruslan Kravchenko
[00:07:07] receives a suspicion, and what kind of suspicion it will be if he
[00:07:11] receives it, or maybe... he will receive it, that is,
[00:07:14] here, you know, such a rather
[00:07:18] ambiguous story
[00:07:20] unfolds, because will this all
[00:07:23] be dismissed, and well, while they are currently
[00:07:27] voting for his dismissal, there was some
[00:07:31] information noise, will this information noise not
[00:07:34] come to naught and we will simply hear somewhere sometime
[00:07:38] that Ruslan Kravchenko was appointed
[00:07:41] ambassador to... some European, or let it be
[00:07:44] Asian, African state, because we understand that in our
[00:07:48] country, unfortunately, such appointments are quite
[00:07:51] frequent, well, with prosecutor generals for sure, two
[00:07:54] former prosecutor generals of Zelensky are already working
[00:07:57] as ambassadors, one just lives abroad, and this is already the fourth
[00:08:01] prosecutor general who has left the borders of the Ukrainian state,
[00:08:05] everyone has different motives, but the fact itself, at the same time we
[00:08:08] see how Ruslan Kravchenko torpedoed the director...
[00:08:12] Semen Kryvonos released a series
[00:08:15] of videos and there are audio recordings there and
[00:08:19] video recordings, whether these cases
[00:08:23] regarding Semen Kryvonos can unfold in
[00:08:26] Ukraine, well, that is, so that
[00:08:29] clearly about the activities
[00:08:32] of Semen Kryvonos and regarding these accusations, after all,
[00:08:36] someone competent answered, because Ruslan
[00:08:39] Kravchenko published these...
[00:08:42] videos while still being in the status of prosecutor general and
[00:08:45] he issued a suspicion to him while still being the prosecutor
[00:08:48] general, well, here the investigation must put all the
[00:08:51] dots on the i's, because
[00:08:55] we must understand whether there is sufficient evidence in this situation,
[00:08:59] or whether there is actually a subject about which one can talk
[00:09:02] at the level of some criminal
[00:09:05] suspicion, therefore,
[00:09:09] in fact, it is quite interesting why...
[00:09:12] Kravchenko only almost in the last days, in
[00:09:16] the last hours of his, let's say,
[00:09:19] prosecutor general's activity, decided
[00:09:22] to torpedo this
[00:09:25] case, this, you know, already somehow raises
[00:09:29] many questions, but still all
[00:09:31] answers must be given by the relevant law enforcement
[00:09:35] agencies, if the case goes further, then
[00:09:38] judicial agencies, and we can only somehow
[00:09:42] at some... level guess, at some
[00:09:44] level understand what it is, what it is and
[00:09:48] how, but again, the final decision is made
[00:09:51] only by those bodies that have the functional
[00:09:55] powers to do so. Iryna, thank you, thank you for joining
[00:09:59] the Espreso broadcast today, Iryna Korzhenkova, analyst
[00:10:02] of the Chesno movement was our guest, we talked about what is in
[00:10:06] the country, an institutional crisis, how to call it and how
[00:10:09] to actually be, so that in the future.
[00:10:13] the state there would reinsure itself, so as not to
[00:10:15] allow similar or even
[00:10:18] worse stories with people who hold such
[00:10:22] positions in law enforcement agencies, then. do not bear
[00:10:25] responsibility for their actions and
[00:10:28] words. Next on our line is Taras Borovsky, lawyer,
[00:10:32] former advisor to the deputy Minister of Defense. Mr. Taras,
[00:10:35] we welcome you, thank you for being with us today. Good
[00:10:38] day. Good day. So, we
[00:10:42] will talk about the situation in the Ukrainian army, here in
[00:10:46] the Army. Plus app, the status on leave will start
[00:10:49] to be displayed without the need for a visit
[00:10:52] to the TCC TSP. Uh,
[00:10:55] what has changed in this regime for granting leave
[00:10:59] to military personnel, is it easier now for military personnel to get their legal
[00:11:02] leave, or let's say,
[00:11:05] a reduction, is there such a reduction in bureaucracy,
[00:11:08] due to the fact that more documents can now be kept
[00:11:11] in the application?
[00:11:15] Undoubtedly, the Army Plus application
[00:11:18] greatly simplifies the life of servicemen,
[00:11:22] for now, let's say...
[00:11:26] few functions in it work and help properly,
[00:11:29] but still, even such a function, as getting leave status,
[00:11:33] this is already great,
[00:11:37] and looking ahead, let's say, at
[00:11:40] the expansion of its work and functionality, it can be said
[00:11:43] that the
[00:11:47] Army Plus application should make,
[00:11:50] let's say, service in the army less
[00:11:53] bureaucratized, while maintaining all those
[00:11:57] standards of accounting for the status
[00:12:00] of citizens who serve in the armed
[00:12:03] forces. Servicemen of the armed forces
[00:12:06] of Ukraine used to complain that quite often, when they wanted
[00:12:10] to take leave, they were told that
[00:12:13] there was no one to replace them,
[00:12:17] whether it is clear now in the current situation, if
[00:12:21] the structure of obtaining leave changes
[00:12:25] at all, how and in what
[00:12:27] way
[00:12:29] to conduct full rotations so that people who went on leave are
[00:12:33] replaced by someone, and whether this
[00:12:36] issue will be resolved by the current mobilization, how much these
[00:12:39] processes are interconnected, and
[00:12:43] the issue of rest for active military personnel is, of course,
[00:12:47] very important both for unit commanders and
[00:12:51] for Ukrainian society as a whole.
[00:12:54] Comrades, it is worth not confusing the concepts of rotation,
[00:12:58] leave, rest, and so on. If the
[00:13:02] law today provides
[00:13:05] a norm that stipulates that
[00:13:08] simultaneously on leave, no more
[00:13:11] than 70% of the personnel of the relevant
[00:13:14] unit can be, and therefore the commander's
[00:13:18] decision
[00:13:21] entails, let's say, responsibility for him not having
[00:13:25] more than 30% of the personnel on leave at the same
[00:13:28] time, so that his unit can perform certain
[00:13:32] tasks, by no means all military personnel,
[00:13:35] to put it mildly, are at the front, by no means all military personnel
[00:13:39] are fighting with weapons
[00:13:43] in their hands, so of course, the norm
[00:13:46] applies and the norm of leaves probably applies and
[00:13:50] is discussed more, regarding those who are currently, let's say,
[00:13:53] on rotation, on rest, on
[00:13:55] recovery, and so on, well, if
[00:13:59] a serviceman has already been involved in performing combat
[00:14:02] tasks, it is quite difficult to go
[00:14:06] on leave from there, I think it is
[00:14:09] worth waiting for this rotation and
[00:14:13] replacement, regarding your question
[00:14:16] about who to replace, it remains relevant,
[00:14:19] Ukraine is waging war against a huge enemy,
[00:14:23] quantitatively and in terms of forces
[00:14:25] and means greater than us,
[00:14:29] accordingly, we must
[00:14:32] somehow get new people and
[00:14:34] uh, somehow find them,
[00:14:38] thank you, somehow find new people,
[00:14:41] accordingly, mobilization work continues,
[00:14:45] which uh, is constantly
[00:14:49] discussed and criticized, however, without
[00:14:52] mobilization, rotation, leave, and dismissals,
[00:14:55] demobilization, we probably won't see it,
[00:14:59] if we talk about such cases, I know about such
[00:15:02] cases, you know, when, literally
[00:15:06] for years, not just for a year, even for two years,
[00:15:09] a serviceman cannot take leave, that is,
[00:15:13] they don't give it, are there any levers of influence,
[00:15:17] or how can this application help,
[00:15:21] these changes, can they help to ensure that this leave is granted,
[00:15:25] or if there is no decision
[00:15:28] from the commander, and this desire from the
[00:15:31] commander, then servicemen
[00:15:35] will not get their legal leave. In each
[00:15:39] specific case, we need to investigate and check the reasons
[00:15:42] that prevent a particular
[00:15:45] serviceman from getting their legally guaranteed
[00:15:49] leave. Today, each serviceman is legally
[00:15:53] guaranteed a thirty-day annual
[00:15:56] leave, and 10 days of leave can be taken
[00:16:00] for family circumstances at the discretion
[00:16:02] of the commander, regarding
[00:16:05] that, and that... you can
[00:16:08] break up 30 days and take leave in smaller parts,
[00:16:12] but the main part should not be less
[00:16:16] than 15 days, accordingly, if
[00:16:19] the commander has arranged the work and
[00:16:22] service in the unit in such a way that you have not seen
[00:16:25] leave for several years and do not go there, this is probably
[00:16:29] because the commander is not coping with his
[00:16:32] duties, you can complain about him to
[00:16:36] the Main Directorate for the Protection of the Rights of Servicemen of the Ministry
[00:16:39] of Defense of Ukraine, if you serve in the structure of the Ministry of Defense
[00:16:42] of Ukraine, or to the relevant higher authorities
[00:16:46] of the National Guard or the Security Service,
[00:16:49] or depending on where you serve, or in
[00:16:52] the Main Directorate of Intelligence or
[00:16:55] in the State Special Transport Service, we have
[00:16:58] servicemen in different structures today,
[00:17:01] accordingly, the commander, I think, will pay
[00:17:05] attention after the complaint and... will grant you
[00:17:08] leave, the only thing, of course, you don't need to quarrel
[00:17:11] with the commander destructively, you should always,
[00:17:15] I think, be in contact with him and in conversation, and then such situations will not
[00:17:19] arise, well, but as far as I
[00:17:22] understand, that a report can be submitted in
[00:17:25] electronic form, now through Reserve+ app,
[00:17:29] through the Army Plus system,
[00:17:31] and how does this help
[00:17:34] to overcome the commander's ignoring
[00:17:38] the request for leave, that is, how clearly
[00:17:42] this system makes it clear
[00:17:46] that this report is recorded,
[00:17:48] that this report must be
[00:17:52] executed, well, at least by the commander, or at least the commander must pay
[00:17:56] attention to it, and not ignore it,
[00:17:59] you are looking straight at the root of the problem, first of all,
[00:18:02] what happens to reports, they are not
[00:18:05] registered, often they are not registered,
[00:18:09] and a serviceman submits a report, it can theoretically be
[00:18:13] lost, and they can say that he did not
[00:18:16] submit this report, accordingly, and if he
[00:18:19] did not submit it, then the commander does not have an obligation to react to
[00:18:23] it in any way, satisfy it or deny
[00:18:26] its satisfaction, accordingly, the
[00:18:29] Army Plus application allows
[00:18:32] to record the submission of this report in digital
[00:18:35] form and create...
[00:18:38] an obligation within a certain period
[00:18:41] for the commander to react and consider this report,
[00:18:44] accordingly, the application helps
[00:18:47] with this, at the same time, due to the fact
[00:18:51] that there is a shortage of people in general,
[00:18:54] and in units, there is a certain shortage
[00:18:58] of people in specific ones, then
[00:19:01] in principle, commanders find legal, among
[00:19:04] other things, grounds to somehow possibly drag
[00:19:08] out the resolution of the leave issue, at the same time, I will
[00:19:12] say again, our Ukrainian army is
[00:19:14] the army of a free state, we have excellent commanders, you need to
[00:19:18] approach them and speak out loud about your
[00:19:22] problems, I think they will hear you. And what
[00:19:25] happens to these unused days
[00:19:28] of leave during martial law for
[00:19:31] servicemen of the armed forces, do they expire, or are they then subject to
[00:19:35] some material compensation for the fact that people did not take
[00:19:38] leave, as with ordinary
[00:19:42] employees, according to the Labor Code,
[00:19:45] leave is either used in the form of
[00:19:48] paid days off, and
[00:19:51] paid as if you are working, yes, or
[00:19:55] compensation for unused leave after
[00:19:58] dismissal, if we talk about Taras,
[00:20:01] the number of appeals to you on this matter, and on the matter
[00:20:05] of leaves, which can be, I
[00:20:09] deal with criminal proceedings in
[00:20:12] the field of defense, only journalists turn to me
[00:20:15] about leaves, ah, that's how it is, please tell
[00:20:19] us then from the appeals you
[00:20:22] deal with, what is the percentage
[00:20:25] of which problems are the most common?
[00:20:29] 99%
[00:20:32] criminal cases,
[00:20:34] still criminal offenses, what
[00:20:38] kind of nature, please specify, this is also interesting,
[00:20:42] robbery, rape,
[00:20:46] desertion, kidnapping of people. This is what I
[00:20:49] deal with, not leaves, is it all
[00:20:51] directly related to the military or not, or not
[00:20:55] only to the military, related to servicemen, related to
[00:20:58] servicemen, so what is the scale of these crimes according to your
[00:21:02] observations during martial law, if it can be discussed
[00:21:06] publicly, of course,
[00:21:08] uh, it can be discussed
[00:21:11] publicly in general terms,
[00:21:15] because I am somewhat limited by attorney-client
[00:21:18] privilege... attorney-client
[00:21:21] privilege, uh, just like
[00:21:24] everywhere,
[00:21:26] in the army there are different people, different situations happen
[00:21:30] to them, sometimes they are related to
[00:21:33] the performance
[00:21:35] of military duties, sometimes they are not related to
[00:21:39] this, however, military lawyer, you called me
[00:21:43] at the beginning, it seems, well, I am a military lawyer precisely in criminal
[00:21:47] proceedings that concern servicemen.
[00:21:51] and regarding events that happen to them, as
[00:21:54] victims, or as defendants in certain
[00:21:57] offenses, stipulated by the criminal code, mostly
[00:22:00] so. Thank you, Taras, for joining us, we see that they are already
[00:22:04] waiting for you, we need to let you go for a certain time. Thank you for your
[00:22:07] expertise, Taras Borovsky, lawyer, military lawyer, former
[00:22:11] advisor to the deputy Minister of Defense in
[00:22:14] 2024-25 years, we talked about leave
[00:22:18] for military personnel. Next, a few important news items,
[00:22:22] well, first, our neighbors in Poland are planning
[00:22:25] to install over 100 sirens near the border with
[00:22:28] Ukraine, Polish Interior Minister
[00:22:31] Marcin Kierwinski announced the strengthening
[00:22:35] of civil defense along the eastern border,
[00:22:39] there they will install these thousand
[00:22:41] automated sirens, he announced this at a briefing, as
[00:22:45] reported by Polish radio, and the minister stated that Russia
[00:22:49] has changed its... tactics and border crossings and other
[00:22:52] infrastructure near the border are increasingly
[00:22:56] subjected to attacks by jet
[00:22:58] drones and missiles. Next, I quote: we are increasingly
[00:23:02] turning to means designed to counter
[00:23:06] these threats. This is how he said that at the beginning
[00:23:09] of 2024, there were only 30 working
[00:23:13] sirens in the region that could be activated remotely. Today,
[00:23:17] their number has increased, there are 350 of them. Well,
[00:23:20] and the expansion will help to achieve
[00:23:24] another indicator, namely a thousand sirens. Well, and France
[00:23:27] is preparing for hybrid attacks by Russia, French
[00:23:31] media report this, Emmanuel
[00:23:34] Macron on Friday, September 18, held
[00:23:37] a meeting with the leaders of all political parties, including
[00:23:40] candidates in the 2027 presidential elections,
[00:23:44] they talked about threats from the Russian Federation, we see
[00:23:47] how Europe is preparing
[00:23:51] for possible serious possible provocations
[00:23:54] from the Russian Federation, and Poland, and France, and
[00:23:57] Germany, openly say that
[00:24:00] attacks, hybrid attacks, attacks
[00:24:04] by Russians on their territory are
[00:24:07] quite probable over the next
[00:24:11] few years, Poland is much more seriously preparing
[00:24:14] for this, but we know that in Europe they are preparing
[00:24:17] to create a security council
[00:24:20] with the participation of Ukraine, we will talk about this in
[00:24:23] our next studios, we will also talk about the
[00:24:26] budget, an important topic, we will analyze what
[00:24:30] risks exist already this year, and next
[00:24:33] year, so stay tuned to Espreso, next you will find
[00:24:37] important news from Oksana Vysochanska, and then we with
[00:24:40] Serhii will return to this
[00:24:41] studio.
[00:25:01] If you have the right to a deferment from mobilization, you need
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[00:25:15] launch it. Open the services section.
[00:25:18] Next, request a deferment and specify the reason. The system
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[00:28:33] September 19.
[00:30:26] Welcome to Espreso, these are the news and Oksana Vysochanska is in the studio.
[00:30:29] We start with strikes on Russia. In Moscow
[00:30:32] airports, due to a massive drone attack, more than 400
[00:30:36] flights were delayed and canceled. The most restrictions were at
[00:30:39] Sheremetyevo, where by noon more than 30
[00:30:42] aircraft were off schedule, and more than 240 were delayed for arrival and
[00:30:46] departure. Some aircraft were redirected to Nizhny Novgorod,
[00:30:50] Kazan, Cheboksary and St. Petersburg. At
[00:30:53] Vnukovo, 11 flights were canceled, and another 129
[00:30:56] were delayed. At Domodedovo, one flight was canceled and 27.