00:00The future for Ukraine is the 4th century.
00:03Russia is the end of Ukraine.
00:06Ukraine has been a long time,
00:09and it is now in the last few decades.
00:14The issues of Ukraine have been a long time.
00:19The future in Ukraine is the beginning of Ukraine.
00:24Russia and Ukraine
00:35Russia and Ukraine
00:51Shekhan has said that Hatsibad is being shown.
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01:41Thank you very much.
02:11Well, we are very happy, we feel honoured and grateful to the Publishers and Booksellers Guild in Kolkata for inviting us for the first time to International Kolkata Book Fair. We are very grateful and feel honoured, definitely. It's a very special moment for us, especially taking into consideration that Ukraine is going through the tough situation with the war and the consequences of the war. So it's especially pleasant to be here and to be resilient.
03:08Thank you very much.
04:10Thank you very much.
04:12Well, we are all well, first of all, with the interest and how many people visit our talks. We are very much grateful and I think that will be happening also in the next days.
04:21We will also have two interesting sessions. One tomorrow on the contemporary Ukrainian literature and poetry which will be at the press corner at 1 p.m. and on the 25th January we will have from 2 to 3 p.m. at Makhashveta Devi Hall the discussion on Tarashtachenko also which will be dedicated to this.
04:43So I hope that there will be a lot of interest to that too. Yes, thank you.
04:50Thank you very much.
05:12Thank you, Mr. Guam.
05:42Thank you so much for joining us.
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