all right, but the spirit behind that question is also, look, he talks about brotherly love for the nation of ukraine, we have a common history, common roots, our languages are similar and so on why doesn t he take that approach with ukraine, to try to bring them a bit closer and have good neighbourly relations? well, he does, he does. he keeps talking about ukraine being a brother nation, etc. we have a disconnection of narratives. we have the russian narrative about ukraine, which sees ukraine as far right country that is trying to suppress russian ethnic rights, etc, etc, and then we have the ukrainian narrative about russia, which sees russia as an imperialist aggressor that is trying to swallow ukraine, etc. so what we have is a complete disconnection of the two narratives. the two sides are talking at each other, and not with one another. is that right, 0lha? absolutely right, and your question brought me back to the recent press conferences by putin,
as an imperialist aggressor that is trying to swallow ukraine, etc. so what we have is a complete disconnection of the two narratives. the two sides are talking at each other, and not with one another. is that right, olha? absolutely right, and your question brought me back to the recent press conferences by putin, i mean, for the last year, and if you will listen to him, you see that this is the president having no vision. he does not produce any vision of how he sees russian, how he sees the development of global policies. he keeps on recollecting the historical events he wants to restore as a new form. so, now he s bringing us back to the post second world war period and trying to rearrange the european security and to undermine everything we face. so he never produces vision, he only brings us back to the historical elements he loved and he enjoyed. all right, so he is incapable of co operating with you on a liberal
but it has the singular advantage of being the only thing that s real. alright, but the spirit behind that question is also, look, he talks about brotherly love for the nation of ukraine, we have a common history, common roots, our languages are similar and so on why doesn t he take that approach with ukraine, to try to bring them a bit closer and have good neighbourly relations? he does, he does. he keeps talking about ukraine being a brother nation. we have a disconnection of narratives. we have the russian narrative about ukraine which sees ukraine as far right country that is trying to suppress russian ethnic rights et cetera et cetera, and then we have the ukrainian narrative which sees russia as an imperialist aggressor that is trying to swallow ukraine et cetera. what we have is a complete disconnection of the two narratives. the two sides are talking at each other, and not with one another. is that right, 0lha? absolutely right and your question brought me back to the recent
but it has the singular advantage of being the only thing that s real. alright, but the spirit behind that question is also, look, he talks about brotherly love for the nation of ukraine, we have a common history, common roots, our languages are similar and so on why doesn t he take that approach with ukraine, to try to bring them a bit closer and have good neighbourly relations? he does, he does. he keeps talking about ukraine being a brother nation. we have a disconnection of narratives. we have the russian narrative about ukraine which sees ukraine as far right country that is trying to suppress russian ethnic rights et cetera et cetera, and then we have the ukrainian narrative which sees russia as an imperialist aggressor that is trying to swallow ukraine et cetera. what we have is a complete disconnection of the two narratives. the two sides are talking at each other, and not with one another. is that right, olha? absolutely right and your question brought me back to the recent
narrative which sees russia as an imperialist aggressor that is trying to swallow ukraine et cetera. what we have is a complete disconnection of the two narratives. the two sides are talking at each other, and not with one another. is that right, olha? absolutely right and your question brought me back to the recent press conferences by putin, for the last year, and if you listen to him, you see that this is the president having no vision. he does not produce any vision of how he sees russian, how he sees the development of global policies. he keeps on recollecting the historical events he wants to restore as a new form. so now he s bringing us back to the post second world war period and trying to rearrange the european security and to undermine everything we face. he never produces vision, he only brings us back to the historical elements he loved and he enjoyed. so he is incapable of co operating