-- TSN -- 19.30

— TSN — 19.30

The main story is the 64th anniversary of the creation of the UPA. Genre: series of reports. The intonation is tense. The presenter reports that President Viktor Yushchenko, who recognized the historical role of the UPA in Ukraine gaining independence, proposes that the government and parliament join in studying the participation of all Ukrainians in World War II by signing a corresponding decree. Fragments of the march of veterans - OUN-UPA soldiers and their supporters, as well as demonstrations of representatives of left forces are shown. “Listening to the slogans of the demonstrators on both sides, one would think that they were talking about different UPA, different OUN, and even different wars,” the reporter notes. Historian Vladimir Sergeychuk suggests “checking your impression of the UPA with archival documents.”

— Details — 20.00

The main story is that the president changed his team. Genre: reportage. The intonation is ironic. “There are no politically bankrupt ‘our Ukrainians’ on the team,” comments the leader of the personnel changes in the presidential secretariat. The action moves to the Sumy region, the homeland of President Viktor Yushchenko. The reporter names the names of those who accompanied the head of state on a trip to the village of Khoruzhivka. “All appointments over the past two weeks are aimed primarily at consolidation and mutual understanding with all branches of government, including the president and prime minister,” explains the head of the presidential secretariat, Viktor Baloga.

— News — 21.00

At the beginning of the episode, the presenter reports that in Kyiv on October 14, during a march of OUN-UPA veterans, the police detained 56 people. “At the same time, protests were carried out by communists and progressive socialists,” says the journalist. The main story is that a Ukrainian died in the crash of the Medic ship in the Black Sea. Genre - commentary by the presenter. The intonation is tragic. An animated diagram of the tragedy site is shown. “The disaster occurred off the coast of Turkey, not far from the Bulgarian border,” the journalist reports from the press service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. “Two crew members became victims of the accident. There were ten sailors on board. The ship, flying the flag of the Comoros Islands, belonged to a Turkish company and was transporting cement.”

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