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[00:00:00] about Donald Trump and Putin somehow agreeing to end this
[00:00:04] war, about us being given some adequate terms
[00:00:08] of this peace, well, it's not working out that way, moreover, we
[00:00:11] see what happened at these last
[00:00:15] negotiations, the delegations, yes, of the Russian
[00:00:19] and Ukrainian and already traditional
[00:00:23] American delegation, including Trump's son-in-law,
[00:00:26] Kushner, and his golf buddy. Nothing
[00:00:31] came of it, it ended prematurely because the Russian
[00:00:33] Federation tried to persuade the United States
[00:00:37] of America to lift sanctions in exchange for the Russian
[00:00:40] Federation not hitting our energy
[00:00:43] facilities. These
[00:00:47] terms are absolutely unacceptable for us, we cannot
[00:00:51] accept them. In general, sanctions against the Russian Federation
[00:00:54] were imposed by the United States of America for acts of aggression against
[00:00:57] Ukraine. In 2014, I
[00:01:00] remind you, Obama signed all these
[00:01:02] decrees which imposed significant
[00:01:06] sanctions, which are effective despite everything, on the Russian Federation, precisely for
[00:01:10] the annexation and occupation of the Ukrainian peninsula
[00:01:13] Crimea. The Russian Federation is now trying by any
[00:01:16] means to lift these sanctions, because they need liquid money to
[00:01:20] wage war in Ukraine and further, to
[00:01:23] escalate the situation on the eastern
[00:01:26] flank of NATO, or to conduct hybrid
[00:01:30] wars against those states that
[00:01:34] do not want to fall into the orbit of the Russian Federation and
[00:01:38] repeat the path from which they barely
[00:01:41] escaped when the USSR
[00:01:44] collapsed and this
[00:01:48] Iron Curtain fell, but Putin has such moods,
[00:01:51] and now the Russian Federation is very actively
[00:01:55] playing Donald Trump, because Donald Trump is currently caught up
[00:01:58] in his elections. It is very important for him to
[00:02:02] promise populist promises to his voters. Voters
[00:02:05] are the same in all countries, so to claim that,
[00:02:08] you know, the Ukrainian people somehow wandered
[00:02:12] in 2019 and all Ukrainians
[00:02:15] are stupid, is absolutely wrong, because voters are the same
[00:02:18] everywhere. Most people like
[00:02:22] simple solutions, most people like freebies, most people
[00:02:25] are ready to do anything for an extra
[00:02:29] 2000 dollars. And accordingly, it is not surprising when in Germany
[00:02:33] they massively vote for the Alternative for Germany, which
[00:02:36] promises that Germans will never fight with Russia,
[00:02:40] let's lift sanctions from the Russian Federation, and in general, let's
[00:02:43] go even further, let cheap Russian gas flow through
[00:02:47] the Nord Stream pipelines again, and we will live in abundance and
[00:02:51] you will be able to go regularly to rest somewhere
[00:02:54] on the Greek islands.
[00:02:58] When we analyze this populism, for Americans it
[00:03:02] looks somewhat different:
[00:03:05] Donald Trump promised his voters that "I will provide
[00:03:09] you with cheap diesel, we will definitely agree with the Russian
[00:03:12] Federation, and that Russian diesel will flow to us
[00:03:16] like a river and everything will be great, so don't worry, sit back and vote for
[00:03:19] Republicans."
[00:03:22] But here it's also worth saying that the Russian
[00:03:25] Federation still suffers from Ukrainian strikes on
[00:03:28] oil refineries. And news has been appearing
[00:03:32] for a long time that the Russian Federation itself buys diesel from
[00:03:35] India. Therefore, the question is who will
[00:03:38] provide for whom, and that this populism is always
[00:03:42] the same. You know, Ukrainians for a long time, various
[00:03:45] pro-Russian parties pumped the narrative that
[00:03:48] "vote for us, because we will definitely
[00:03:52] organize cheap
[00:03:54] energy resources, cheap Russian gas from Russia, and you will
[00:03:58] pay little for utilities."
[00:04:01] And in the period of the second half of the 2000s, at
[00:04:05] the beginning of the 2010s, it worked simply perfectly
[00:04:08] for the electoral sympathies of the Party of Regions and
[00:04:12] various parties with those regional figures who
[00:04:15] were called differently in each election,
[00:04:19] but did it bring total success to those voters who voted for the Party
[00:04:23] of Regions? Absolutely not, because a huge number of these
[00:04:26] voters unfortunately became homeless. They
[00:04:30] became victims of the first stage of the war,
[00:04:33] the second stage of the war, they lost
[00:04:36] their business, they lost their homes, they
[00:04:39] sometimes lost their relatives, and
[00:04:42] isn't that an overprice for this cheap Russian
[00:04:45] gas? When you look at modern America, then
[00:04:49] it is losing this, you know,
[00:04:52] grandeur, losing respect
[00:04:56] and losing that image that was largely formed
[00:05:00] by
[00:05:02] films and various American cultural products somewhere in
[00:05:05] the 80s and 90s of the last century, when
[00:05:08] we, as children,
[00:05:11] were shown that the United States of America is a super strong
[00:05:14] state, it's a wonderful state that will definitely
[00:05:17] save you, that everything will be great, and that
[00:05:21] true American heroes will never make a deal with
[00:05:24] Russian terrorists. But it turns out that was just
[00:05:28] a cinematic image. Modern American leaders
[00:05:32] are ready to do anything to make a business deal for the Russian
[00:05:35] Federation, and the Russian Federation is very much not against
[00:05:39] then using American money to
[00:05:42] continue its aggressive wars against other
[00:05:45] nations. And this is the moment when you realize
[00:05:49] how much America is relaxed by the feeling
[00:05:53] that an ocean separates you from Europe, that
[00:05:56] your troubles, your last
[00:06:00] civil war, it was very, very long ago,
[00:06:03] several centuries ago, and thus it will not
[00:06:06] affect you, but it will affect you, it will
[00:06:09] definitely affect you. It's just
[00:06:13] that now America, with these business deals and attempts to appease Putin,
[00:06:16] is really losing its image. And you know, when there was that
[00:06:20] Anchorage, it was probably no accident that there was
[00:06:22] that shot, both photo and video, which widely spread
[00:06:26] through all the media, when
[00:06:30] American soldiers laid
[00:06:32] carpets for Putin and crawled in front of that plane
[00:06:36] of the Russian dictator. So there
[00:06:40] will be no morality here, but look, this is the moment
[00:06:43] when the Ukrainian government, the state, Ukraine, must look for
[00:06:47] a new alternative. When Marco Rubio, the Secretary
[00:06:50] of State, a responsible person, who is precisely responsible for international politics, comes out and
[00:06:54] says that, friends, no
[00:06:57] negotiations are possible at this stage, Putin is escalating
[00:07:00] this whole situation and there is no way out of this war through
[00:07:03] negotiations, then we should look for path number
[00:07:07] two, and obviously we need to form our own
[00:07:11] base, foundation and find
[00:07:14] internal resources and talk more with the European
[00:07:17] Union, which is precisely giving us real money and helping
[00:07:21] us finance our entire
[00:07:24] defense history, giving salaries even
[00:07:28] to our military personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Therefore, when Ursula
[00:07:32] von der Leyen once again demands from Zelensky: please, vote for
[00:07:35] reforms, please, here for each reform
[00:07:39] we have a price, how much this reform costs, we should not giggle.
[00:07:42] trying to save Iryna Mudra or Timur Mindich or Andriy Yermak for the umpteenth time, but
[00:07:46] listen to what
[00:07:49] Europeans are saying, because it turns out that
[00:07:52] this
[00:07:55] is the only force that is currently helping us, because it
[00:07:57] is itself in this war. Yes, sometimes European
[00:08:01] leaders do not want to tell the truth and try
[00:08:04] more to play out
[00:08:08] this plot from the movie "Don't Look Up," but there is
[00:08:11] an objective reality. The war affects every
[00:08:14] European, and if today these Europeans
[00:08:18] do not help Ukraine, then tomorrow their young men
[00:08:22] will be forced to take off their lace
[00:08:26] blouses, take off their pink jeans,
[00:08:29] enlist in territorial defense, and
[00:08:32] think about how they will defend their own
[00:08:36] capitals, because the Ukrainian reserve will not
[00:08:39] be enough for everything. And when someone says, "Oh, maybe
[00:08:42] Ukraine needs to organize female mobilization," then
[00:08:45] get ready, because our women also,
[00:08:49] you know, their numbers are not rubber and women don't give birth to rubber, as they
[00:08:52] say. Therefore, we have only
[00:08:56] one way out: Zelensky must convene his Verkhovna Rada, and
[00:08:59] the Verkhovna Rada must vote for that package of reforms from
[00:09:03] Taras Kachka's and Marta Kos's package, which
[00:09:07] has been talked about for a long time, and which we need. I will remind you what the main
[00:09:10] points of reforms in this package were.
[00:09:13] Namely, the reform of the SBI and,
[00:09:17] therefore, to elect a new Prosecutor General through a fair and transparent
[00:09:21] competition, and not like Ruslan Kramchenko was chosen, so that
[00:09:24] Ruslan Kramchenko would then come and destroy NABU and SAP, and
[00:09:28] it is mandatory to grant additional
[00:09:32] powers for anti-corruption investigations to NABU
[00:09:35] and SAP. Obviously, Zelensky and Company really don't
[00:09:38] want to do all this, because then suspicions will arise.
[00:09:42] Various David Arakhamias will then have to
[00:09:45] attend interrogations to Rustem
[00:09:48] Umerov, then they will have to somehow move the Mindich case, who
[00:09:52] has hidden in Israel under the guise of "I am not even
[00:09:56] a citizen of Ukraine," but nevertheless this person still influences
[00:10:00] the office of the President of Ukraine, and of course, they will have to answer
[00:10:04] for all these very inadequate
[00:10:07] bails for Ukrainian corrupt officials, because every
[00:10:11] new story is just more cringe. And if we
[00:10:14] have already talked about these bails, let's analyze
[00:10:17] the story of the former deputy head of the office
[00:10:21] of the President of Ukraine, Iryna Mudra. I will remind you that this is
[00:10:25] the star of the second part of the anti-corruption tapes. These
[00:10:29] anti-corruption tapes were called Forrest
[00:10:33] Gump by us,
[00:10:36] and she is the author of a very imperishable,
[00:10:38] juicy quote about how we will all
[00:10:41] be in luxury if NABU and SAP continue
[00:10:45] to do their work so well, and how luxurious it will be for
[00:10:49] us if suddenly Mr.
[00:10:53] Klymenko remains in the position
[00:10:57] of SAP prosecutor for another seven years as a result of a fair and transparent
[00:11:00] competition. So this woman, who was very
[00:11:03] afraid that NABU
[00:11:06] and SAP would grab all these green
[00:11:10] leaders by the buttocks, she finally collected 20
[00:11:13] million UAH from bail and got out, by the
[00:11:16] way, from the Kyiv pre-trial detention center. And
[00:11:20] you know, this bail is very reminiscent of collecting
[00:11:23] bail for the former head of the office
[00:11:27] of the President of Ukraine, Ruslan, not Ruslan, but
[00:11:30] Andriy Yermak.
[00:11:33] Because for Yermak, this bail was paid by everyone
[00:11:36] you can imagine. There were Kosi and Kryvyi, and
[00:11:40] Serhiy Rebrov, a famous Ukrainian
[00:11:42] football player and coach, former coach of our
[00:11:45] national team, and his numerous
[00:11:48] classmates, lawyer Fomin, who
[00:11:52] just talked about how
[00:11:55] Yermak is an honest person and in fact his friendship with Veronika Finshuy is
[00:11:59] just a friendship between a man and a woman. Well, so what if Yermak
[00:12:03] consults with her about his personnel appointments? And
[00:12:06] here it turned out similarly. So
[00:12:09] for Ira Mudra, bail was paid. She herself
[00:12:12] contributed a relatively small share. Her
[00:12:16] common-law husband contributed, and it's not Maksym Maketasya. It turns out she has another
[00:12:19] common-law husband, the father of her youngest child,
[00:12:23] who held a high position in the national police, and
[00:12:27] this man also contributed. He contributed over
[00:12:31] 4 million UAH for the mother of his child.
[00:12:33] But there are also some very interesting characters, such as
[00:12:36] an Instagrammer, butchers,
[00:12:40] and such ladies, a cleaner
[00:12:43] was also there, who previously
[00:12:46] stole from the office where she cleaned game
[00:12:49] consoles, and now it turns out that the lady has
[00:12:53] a lot of money and the only
[00:12:56] purpose for which she earns this big money
[00:13:00] is to give it to save Iryna Mudra. It's interesting
[00:13:04] what happened to her when previously
[00:13:07] this woman used to
[00:13:10] steal game consoles, and now she helps
[00:13:14] Iryna Mudra get out. So
[00:13:17] let's figure out who these
[00:13:19] people are. Big thanks to the Schemes project of Radio
[00:13:23] Svoboda, because they found all these guarantors.
[00:13:27] It turns out we have some restrictions, and it cannot be freely obtained,
[00:13:30] but there are law enforcement agencies
[00:13:33] that leak certain information, and in this way
[00:13:37] you can see who these benefactors are. So,
[00:13:41] 692,359
[00:13:44] UAH was contributed for Mudra by a certain
[00:13:47] 42-year-old Kateryna Zhaglova.
[00:13:51] According to the company YouControl, she is the founder
[00:13:54] and beneficiary of the company
[00:13:57] Mira Trade in
[00:13:59] Kramatorsk. So, in 2025
[00:14:03] she had two proceedings.
[00:14:06] In the first, Kyiv Teploenergo demanded debt collection
[00:14:09] from her, meaning the woman did not have money even to pay for
[00:14:12] utilities. In the second, she was tried for theft. And
[00:14:16] what was this story? This is precisely the story about those game
[00:14:19] consoles. In April 2025,
[00:14:23] Zheglova worked as a cleaner, and then she
[00:14:26] took out of the office of the company Ubisoft Ukraine
[00:14:30] five game devices
[00:14:33] totaling 44,500
[00:14:35] UAH. The court found her guilty and sentenced her to 5 years
[00:14:39] of imprisonment, but released her from serving
[00:14:43] from punishment. Now this
[00:14:46] woman has two years of probation, and as
[00:14:49] you can see, during this term, she suddenly found this
[00:14:53] money, and decided to donate it for
[00:14:57] Iryna Mudra. And there is also another such lady,
[00:15:00] her name is Svitlana Chaika. This woman contributed for Iryna
[00:15:04] Mudra 692,350
[00:15:08] UAH. According to YouControl, she
[00:15:12] is the founder and head of five companies in Kyiv and
[00:15:15] Kharkiv. She also has a sole proprietorship for the activity of insurance
[00:15:19] agents and brokers. In the court register, journalists found a verdict
[00:15:22] from 2022 concerning a woman with the same surname, and
[00:15:26] now think about it: in June
[00:15:28] 2020, a woman named
[00:15:32] Svitlana Chaika, along with her close friend,
[00:15:36] also a previously convicted man, decided to enter
[00:15:39] one of the entrances and stole a
[00:15:43] baby stroller there, and the baby stroller was
[00:15:46] not new, it cost 1100 UAH,
[00:15:50] and this crazy couple handed over this stroller to
[00:15:54] a nearby pawn shop to get some money. And
[00:15:57] now such women with such a name
[00:16:00] have such money. Well, and there is another
[00:16:04] very interesting story that is also noteworthy, also with corrupt
[00:16:08] connections.
[00:16:11] 2,400 UAH bail for Mudra was paid by a certain
[00:16:14] 35-year-old Mariia
[00:16:16] Skabalanovych. Who is she?
[00:16:20] She is an internet, Instagram
[00:16:24] singer from Dnipro,
[00:16:27] who lives in Odesa, and by
[00:16:30] the way, you can find mentions on the internet
[00:16:33] that this lady participated in
[00:16:36] various singing competitions in a country like
[00:16:40] Israel, and I will remind you, Israel is also a very interesting
[00:16:43] point here, because let's remember where Timur Mindich is
[00:16:47] located and where numerous relatives of
[00:16:51] Iryna Mudra live, and they also have Israeli citizenship
[00:16:55] and seemingly are no longer
[00:16:58] interested in the issue of Ukraine. But
[00:17:01] look, when journalists from the Schemes project called
[00:17:04] this singer, she said that
[00:17:08] she didn't know at all, and she didn't know what connected her
[00:17:11] to Iryna Mudra, and hung up the phone. But
[00:17:15] it turns out that this singer has a husband, Oleksandr
[00:17:18] Froimovych, and this Froimovych is
[00:17:22] a businessman from Odesa, and he acted as a guarantor in
[00:17:26] the so-called Kaufman Borukhovych case, or,
[00:17:29] if we decipher what kind of case this is, then it's
[00:17:33] about the illegal seizure of
[00:17:36] the international
[00:17:38] Odesa airport, and this
[00:17:42] man paid bail there for these characters who
[00:17:45] figured in this case. That is, look, we have a very interesting
[00:17:49] case when corrupt officials definitely go and
[00:17:52] save other corrupt officials, and they
[00:17:55] find money, and such interesting connections, how one
[00:17:59] corrupt official saves another. And here I'm just
[00:18:02] wondering, where did our Ministry of Finance go,
[00:18:06] where did our financial
[00:18:08] monitoring go? Why when you transfer extra
[00:18:12] money from card to card, the bank will definitely
[00:18:15] write to you and ask: what kind of operation is this? But when
[00:18:18] women with criminal proceedings
[00:18:22] suddenly have almost 700,000 UAH, and they
[00:18:25] send it as bail for Iryna Mudra, then this doesn't raise any
[00:18:29] questions for anyone. Therefore, the question is, is Mr. Pronin
[00:18:32] still sleeping and what is our financial
[00:18:36] monitoring doing? It's just
[00:18:38] interesting.
[00:18:41] But look, there's an even more striking story.
[00:18:44] One of the guarantors is named
[00:18:47] Vladislav Galkin. He also contributed almost 7000 UAH,
[00:18:51] and he's also a kind of businessman, but a very
[00:18:54] interesting businessman. He's registered in a dormitory, and this person
[00:18:58] has been looking for any job for a long time, even
[00:19:02] a dishwasher, a cleaner, in construction,
[00:19:04] anything. Moreover,
[00:19:08] journalists, investigators found
[00:19:11] applications for microloans.
[00:19:15] This person, what
[00:19:17] did he do? He took these
[00:19:21] applications, and the amounts there were also small, up to 500
[00:19:24] UAH. But the most interesting thing is when
[00:19:28] journalists from the Schemes project wrote to him in a messenger and asked: "Please tell
[00:19:31] us, what are you doing, and where did you get such
[00:19:34] money? Why
[00:19:38] did you contribute for this bail specifically for Iryna Mudra?" He
[00:19:41] said that he simply earned money from it. And when journalists
[00:19:45] clarified how much he earned, he
[00:19:48] wrote 500 UAH. That is,
[00:19:52] for 500 UAH, you can very easily sell the interests
[00:19:56] of your state.
[00:19:58] And so, how much does it cost now
[00:20:02] to save corrupt officials? 500
[00:20:05] UAH.
[00:20:07] Therefore, we see, you know, this reminds me a lot of these
[00:20:11] Boyko towers, it was such a famous scheme, back at
[00:20:14] the dawn, when we didn't
[00:20:17] know it was possible, that you could register this stolen property
[00:20:21] to third parties, but it turns out you can. And you see these
[00:20:24] schemes, when you illegally
[00:20:27] legalized something through third parties, through
[00:20:31] some homeless people, it has now penetrated even the bails
[00:20:35] for top corrupt officials. Therefore, of course,
[00:20:38] they need to be reformed, changed. The Verkhovna Rada should be involved here,
[00:20:42] but I think the Verkhovna Rada itself is not very
[00:20:45] interested in this, because every green deputy
[00:20:49] thinks that if I somehow change this
[00:20:52] scheme, then I won't be able to get out on
[00:20:55] bail, won't be able to then rent
[00:20:58] VIP taxis, won't be able to then arrange
[00:21:02] my departure abroad, I won't be able
[00:21:05] to use the right that I am a father of three
[00:21:08] angels and escape outside Ukraine and settle somewhere in
[00:21:11] Vienna,
[00:21:14] and there maybe ask for political asylum, as even corrupt officials
[00:21:17] from the Yanukovych era
[00:21:20] usually do, or when you have such an option,
[00:21:24] you remember that you have some Israeli
[00:21:27] roots, real or fake, and you can
[00:21:30] flee to Israel, change your surname. We
[00:21:34] had officials, right,
[00:21:36] who
[00:21:39] were previously Eduard Stavytsky from the
[00:21:42] Viktor Yanukovych period, and then hop, and Nathan
[00:21:45] Rosenberg. This person completely reset their
[00:21:49] biography and started it from a new chapter, no longer
[00:21:52] Ukrainian. These are the schemes that all these
[00:21:56] top corrupt officials use. So the question is, where will this Iryna
[00:22:00] Mudra end up, will she not flee to Israel and will it not be our
[00:22:04] Ukrainian top corrupt diaspora in Israel, where
[00:22:07] on one street will live
[00:22:11] Mindich, these Tsuckermans and Iryna
[00:22:13] Mudra, who served her two months in
[00:22:17] Kyiv SIZO and will consider that everyone is to blame, but I
[00:22:21] think new corrupt tapes will still await us,
[00:22:25] where they will talk about how bail was collected for Iryna Mudra herself,
[00:22:29] but the story
[00:22:31] is really very depressing, and at this moment, when
[00:22:35] you are waiting for at least some news about
[00:22:38] justice, about people who
[00:22:41] use the war as a cover to
[00:22:45] steal billions, it really saps your
[00:22:48] strength.
[00:22:50] Because when you suddenly
[00:22:54] find yourself in the metro and it stops because
[00:22:58] there's not enough voltage, you understand all that.
[00:23:01] When there's no water for several
[00:23:05] hours in your house, because Russia
[00:23:08] shelled your energy infrastructure and now
[00:23:12] there's simply not enough power to get this
[00:23:15] water to the consumer, you also understand that. But when
[00:23:18] top corrupt officials who were caught in very
[00:23:22] serious wrongdoings against their state
[00:23:26] act cocky and try to evade
[00:23:29] responsibility, it's very infuriating. And
[00:23:32] that's why the episode with Iryna Mudra and the collection of bail for her is
[00:23:36] also another case in our treasury of how
[00:23:40] the government tries to hide behind the war, because
[00:23:43] publicly, on the surface, Zelensky
[00:23:47] makes seemingly good statements, there was Marco
[00:23:51] Rubio, when he said that, well,
[00:23:54] nothing can come of negotiations here, no peace
[00:23:58] between Ukraine and Russia, when Zelensky opposes
[00:24:02] Donald Trump and Putin, when he states that Russia
[00:24:06] thanked for the lifting of US sanctions with bombs on
[00:24:08] Zaporizhzhia, but in reality, in Zelensky's
[00:24:12] backyard, all hell is breaking loose, and
[00:24:16] this all hell directly affects our
[00:24:19] resistance to Russian aggression. At
[00:24:22] the moment when some Western governments
[00:24:25] are wavering, at the moment when unprincipled leaders like
[00:24:29] Donald Trump want to make deals with Putin about various
[00:24:31] business deals, we
[00:24:35] are destroying our foundations, because
[00:24:38] we have corrupt rust, because people
[00:24:42] like Mindich have tasted
[00:24:45] that you can get billions during wartime, because
[00:24:49] when you are a co-owner of Kvartal, you have to work there, and
[00:24:52] corporate events, and somehow
[00:24:54] you have to
[00:24:57] serve all these customers, corporate events well,
[00:25:01] here you simply have unlimited access to
[00:25:04] Ukrainian money, and you try
[00:25:07] to get these funds and not bear responsibility for stealing
[00:25:11] these funds from your state during the war.
[00:25:15] Therefore, this is a complex story about
[00:25:18] where we are doing ourselves in and where we are
[00:25:21] giving trump cards to the Russian Federation itself, which very clearly studies
[00:25:25] our weak points and then strikes at all these
[00:25:28] energy systems and at those pumps
[00:25:32] that we have, to which we don't even have a generator.
[00:25:35] we can buy, or we have it written in
[00:25:38] the tender that only on March 27,
[00:25:41] 2027 something will happen,
[00:25:44] so there will be no morality, as
[00:25:47] they say... Professional unsuitability and
[00:25:51] incompetence in politics is a very terrible thing, it
[00:25:54] really kills. And now, friends, let's take a short break,
[00:25:57] we'll come back and talk more about Mykhailo Tkach, what he was doing
[00:26:01] in Austria and how. Ruslan Kravchenko is trying to save himself and
[00:26:05] get political asylum and how this case will help him
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[00:28:35] Every day, Russian aggression causes destruction and pain to Ukraine, but
[00:28:38] no crime should go unpunished. The International Register of Damages
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[00:29:33] the register today.
[00:29:46] Hello everyone, friends, now about the main thing, the results. And in this
[00:29:50] part we will talk about the sensational case, about how Ukrainian
[00:29:54] investigative journalist, who works for the publication Ukrainska Pravda,
[00:29:57] Mykhailo Tkach was detained in Vienna, with
[00:30:01] suspicion that he was spying there.
[00:30:04] So, Mykhailo Tkach and his operator, Yaroslav
[00:30:08] Bondarenko, went to Vienna to make a report
[00:30:11] about how the Ukrainian fugitive, former
[00:30:15] Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Ruslan Kravchenko, had
[00:30:18] settled there. The escape of Ruslan Kravchenko
[00:30:21] is a story worth a separate episode.
[00:30:25] Let me remind you that for a whole week Volodymyr Zelenskyy essentially
[00:30:28] did not take any drastic steps to
[00:30:31] ensure that... Roslana Kravchenko could be brought to
[00:30:34] justice for all those
[00:30:38] things that were happening in the Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office, and what
[00:30:42] was happening there, I remind you, the Prosecutor General's Office became
[00:30:45] such a nest, where
[00:30:49] already whole top
[00:30:52] leaders of the Prosecutor General's Office and people who
[00:30:55] were responsible for international cooperation, were in
[00:30:59] charge.