Diretor de faculdade na Universidade de Kyiv-Mohyla fala sobre a guerra e a suspensão de ajuda dos EUA

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00:00Olá, leitores do Correio Brasilei.

00:03Meu nome é Dr. Maxim Jakovlev.

00:05Eu sou o Head do Departamento de Internacional Relatório

00:07e o Diretor da Escola de Polícia Análise

00:09da Kiev-Muhila Academia, baseado em Kiev, Ukraine.

00:14Desde a invasão da invasão de Russia,

00:16eu decidi ficar em Kiev, fazer meu trabalho lá,

00:19ensinar a estudantes, interagir com meus colegas.

00:22E os últimos três anos, já foram muito difíceis para os Ukrainãos,

00:26mas eu gostaria de dizer que nós não nos damos.

00:29E após todos os talks sobre o fato de que Russia é um grande, poderoso estado,

00:36nós, os Ukrainãos, em todos os fronts,

00:39os que lutem os russos em torrentes, em torrentes, em torrentes,

00:43nós, os pesquisadores e cientistas que tentam combater russos propaganda

00:48e russos imperialistas narrativas em todo o mundo,

00:52nós estamos fazendo o nosso parto e nós estamos provando que russos pode ser defendido.

00:56Of course, there are a lot of talks about fatigue, about this war.

01:01Of course, we are tired.

01:02Just imagine that Russians, on purpose, and they are doing now more of that,

01:07they are attacking us with drones and missiles at night,

01:10in particular, the like, attacking us in the night from Sunday to Monday,

01:15where you have no sleep, you have to go to shelter.

01:18If you follow the news, during the recent couple of attacks,

01:21they killed a lot of people in Kiev and other big cities,

01:24people sleeping at home and those who go to shelters,

01:27because it's also difficult.

01:28But then we wake up and we go to work, we do our job.

01:32There is a very, you know, very dark Ukrainian joke

01:37that if you survive the attack, you have to do your job,

01:40you go to work and you work.

01:41So this is one thing.

01:42Of course, we are very much disappointed that across the globe,

01:46in many countries, unfortunately, people are reluctant

01:48to realize that Russia is an aggressive state,

01:52it is an imperialistic state.

01:55They want to create us, sorry, they want to like, you know,

01:59not like to create, they want to create a positive image of Russia

02:01fighting for somebody's rights.

02:03But in reality, Russia is an empire.

02:05Putin's Russia is a terrorist state.

02:07So, and this is probably my main message.

02:09I think we all need to realize that all empires, they fall.

02:13And not a single country should be allowed to keep net children.

02:18This is what also Russians do.

02:19No country should be allowed to erase other people's identity.

02:23This is another thing that Russians do.

02:25And of course, no people should be subject to, you know,

02:29this sort of torture and terror that Russia do on us.

02:33So, yes, in Ukraine, we are kind of tired, but we're also resilient.

02:37We manage to do our things, job.

02:39And, you know, one of the things that motivate us all in Ukraine

02:41is that we need to do our work, to do our job,

02:44because Russians, they're trying to put this narrative

02:47that Ukraine is a failed state.

02:48No, Ukraine is not a failed state.

02:49We work, we do our part, and we are sure that Putin's Russia will fail

02:53and Russia will need to transform itself

02:56because it can no longer be this aggressive, human-hating empire,

03:01and it definitely needs to change with our help

03:04and with the contribution of all the nations of the world.

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