during this war, it helps. it heals like it s like a medicine for us. what i want, i want to create a new album. new antytila album after the war. yes, maybe this war change our music. but also change our brains, ourthoughts. but when we will get this victory, when we will build a new country and dream you, we will need a new kind of songs, songs of happiness with a smile on our face. if we will survive,
more important task. he has to take care of his mom. so, that s what he is doing at the moment. well, oleg magdych, it s been an absolute honor to talk to you this evening. and i m wishing the best for you and your beautiful family and of course for the people of ukraine. thanks for your time tonight. thank you so much. thank you for giving me a chance to tell everyone about what s going on. thank you for being our voice. thank you, sir. like i said, it s my honor. coming up, how much will this war change if ukraine is indeed responsible for having taken out that russian warship? plus, the cia s concern about russia, putin specifically, potentially turning to a tactical nuclear weapon. we re going to talk to a retired u.s. army general about that
plan from the beginning. we, people who observe and understand, we understand that the plan was different. i want to ask you about a bit about that, because we ve seen polls that show about 60% of russian support the war. the first thing i want to ask you is, does that sound accurate to you? and would russian support for this war change, if people had access to accurate information. orld a large percentage of russians still support this war no matter what? i think it s impossible to talk seriously about pulls in russia because russia is an authoritarian state, or worse than authoritarian s state. there is no sociology and authoritarian states. because people aren t afraid to actually say what they think. because the second problem is
confused. also, i think that a lot of russian society, will be told on russian state tv by russian propaganda that that was the plan from the beginning. we, people who observe and understand, we understand that the plan was different. i want to ask you about a bit about that, because we ve seen polls that show about 60% of russian support the war. the first thing i want to ask you is, does that sound accurate to you? and would russian support for this war change, if people had access to accurate information. or would a large percentage of russians still support this war no matter what? i think it s impossible to talk seriously about pulls in russia because russia is an authoritarian state, or worse than authoritarian s state. there is no sociology and
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