that in the position of prime minister he will immediately take up the problem of blocking cargo transportation on the border with ukraine. windows may double in price during a full-scale war. the country is again on the verge of a shortage of sheet glass, there is no domestic production, so we depend on imports. and loaded trucks with glass are currently stuck at the border due to a strike by polish transporters. how much glass is still left by window manufacturers and how much can the price increase? inna gurinenko. there is nothing left, everything here is empty, as if it were a baboon, mrs. faith shows the broken windows after the shahed's night attack on the capital, the downed drone fell in the yard between the khrushchev houses, she herself slept on the couch, so soundly, she says, that at first she did not feel anything after the impact. miraculously strengthened, because the debris was caught by the curtain, all the windows in the grandmother's apartment were broken. in the same

way, the shock wave broke the windows of the neighbors, the holes were covered with plywood and films, one of the owners has no reason to, without waiting for help, he will already glass the windows himself. in such houses, before the full-scale attack of the russians, the windows were replaced either with repairs or to save heat. currently, for according to manufacturers in the country, eight out of ten windows are installed after enemy shelling. with the war, the demand for windows fell, so they almost stopped buying them for new buildings. manufacturers say, however, even smaller orders can happen to window makers, they will do more. this is a completely realistic scenario. mr. ihor, the marketing director of the vikon plant, shows how much stock they have for work. a month and a half ago, all this was filled with glass, large-format glass. now there is more, but, well, you understand, yes, there is the scale of what the situation on border on the border from the polish side since the beginning of november. the ordered bundles of glass were stuck in

special vans, jumbo trucks, and such empty warehouses at all window factories in the country, according to the association of manufacturers, one car came and drove for eight days, another car drove for 12 days, many manufacturers who have already recruited and for november orders, these runners know where to get the glass, there is no domestic production of glass for windows, before the full-scale war, almost all sheet glass was imported from russia and belarus. after the march of the russian army to kyiv, window manufacturers went to buy in europe, so the cost of windows doubled for ukrainians. there is enough glass for producers in the west, most of them are concentrated in poland. therefore, almost two-thirds of the warehouse was still transported by trucks across the polish border. glass can be in two formats, there is either a small format or a jamba format , a huge format, and it can be transported exclusively.

domestic production could probably solve the problem of sheet glass in the country, this was the case in luhansk region until 2014. there was no glass in ukraine since the 14th year, when the lisichan plant was closed. to our request from the ministry of economy, whether the government is considering a possible investment program for the glass factory, we did not receive an answer . in mine recovery, our question remained unanswered: the market of glass and windows in ukraine, where every day the whole panes of glass are reduced with each shelling, the troubles of business, and in the business environment conversations there were rumors about the new glass factory even before the full-scale war. there is talk that it is planned to be built, while there are still talks , well, i don't know, not about the allocated site, not about the logistics schemes there, so the suppliers are looking for a detour.' ways to

redirect bundles of glass blocked at the polish border in freight cars and by a longer route, glass adds to the price. the carriers raised the prices almost twice, somewhere between 2.5 and 300 € per route, now it is five, and some call the number a number and 600 €. for this, it is already the second time of the war to raise a foreigner glass will ultimately be paid for by buyers in ukraine, such as mr. serhiy. here, look at the span. oh, there are three such windows, that's 30 00, plus work, plus delivery, it's a balcony, you see , it was demolished, that's the whole side, after the shahed attack on the capital, all the windows in my husband's apartment were broken, in order to be able to spend the winter, i had to buy new windows, almost 100, only glass, well understood, only windows, does not count work and everything else, there is no such money ms. vera, her windows are also leaky after the attack of the russians, i am a former... doctor, i have a doctor until now

my pension yes now i receive 5177 windows, if we take into account the balcony and the living room, if... we just close it as a room for somewhere around 25-30 thousand, let's say that at least benefactors promise to help with the windows, but in a month and a half, the children also think , how to save money and buy new windows, until now they took my grandmother to live at their home, because despite the hot batteries in the apartment, it is winter. now she sat like that, waited and began to tremble. shcherbakov, ihor shatailo, vikne stb, marathon one news. ukrainians believe in rebuilding the country in 10 years, but they are worried corruption these results of the public opinion poll were presented at transparency international the other day. according to official data, most of

the buildings destroyed by the russians have already been restored in the kyiv region, mostly housing. the closer to the front, the more difficult the situation. at the same time , the invaders took up construction in the occupied territories. indeed, so that the locals grab for. how much time can actually be needed for post-war reconstruction and what do architects not advise to restore? our polina the rescuer learned about this in neighboring poland, to whom it took several decades to recover from wwii. selidove, toretsk, novohorodivka. these are shots of the destruction in just the last two weeks, the closer to the front line, the more destroyed homes. from the empty streets. in donetsk region alone, russia destroyed more than 36,000 residential buildings, according to the local ova. on the scale of the country, this figure is already approaching 200,000, and this is without taking into account the occupied territories. bahmud was destroyed to the foundations,

severodonetsk was destroyed, mariupol suffered a lot, where the invaders are building for show new housing, protecting the traces of their own rockets behind fresh facades. and they are sorting it out, he is there. on what 9 8 7 6 5 it's on the fifth floor, it's fallen slabs, there's a whole dump of slabs right there, it's the sister of mariupol - the polish city of gdansk, now, looking at these crowds of tourists, it's good to imagine that once there were explosions here too, all this lay in ruins, during the second world the city was destroyed by 90%, everything you see has been rebuilt, this is what the historical center of the city was like after the war: gdansk, which survived 5 years of german occupation. and british air attacks against the nazis suffered the most from the soviet army. this was the look of the green bridge on which we are now standing. it took many years for everything to become the way it is now. mr. tadeusz, a native

of gdańsk, was born already during the reconstruction, his parents were among those who came to raise the city from the ruins. my parents came here in the 50s, dad first. then mother, father worked at a shipyard, and mother worked at a factory. then, in the 1950s , poles from all over the country started flocking to the destroyed gdańsk. what made people move to the destroyed city, what motivated them? the prospect of employment, housing, schools and general social conditions, and of course propaganda worked to persuade people to return. reconstruction, says mr. tadeusz , provided opportunities, and now the russians also understand this in the occupied ukrainians... and use reconstruction as another weapon, bring their own to the city, encouraging them with housing and work, on the site of the houses they destroyed, erect mortgage apartments for sale , as in this one of the most affected areas of the city near azovstal, where fifty high-rise buildings were demolished. the authorities

of the republic build on the site of demolished houses and sell them as mortgages, change the address and cadastral numbers, construction for sale in mariupol is simple. during the second world war, gdańsk also survived the purges of the polish population, although most of the city was inhabited by germans and actually controlled it. when the nazis were expelled from here, the townspeople decided not to leave anything in memory of the enemy. german architecture was not restored, instead people sought it to restore our polish heritage, researched it and tried to recreate it. under communism, in luxurious tenements in the center. first, workers' dormitories were built, then apartments were given to party members, and the sleeping areas were built with panels like our khrushchev and czech houses, made of cheap materials and of small size. port gdańsk, like mariupol, was a powerful industrial center, and after gaining independence, says the chief architect of gdańsk, the face of the city

was rethought. in gdańsk we had a huge gdańsk shipyard. after the collapse of communism, this the huge factory had no customers and therefore fell apart from... indeed, we now have both ports and shipbuilding industry, so i'm not saying that we don't need to rebuild the old, i 'm saying that we need to rethink what and how they build? at this place will be discussed in borodyanka, with special hydraulic shears, an excavator breaks one of the symbols of russian atrocities in the kyiv region, a high-rise building is split in half by russian aerial bombs. our task is to clear everything completely, after us there remains a pit with safe slopes. the first reconstruction projects, although still incomplete, they have already been shown to the community. now it's time to develop a planning scheme for the area. now, the urbanist believes. oleksandr neryzhna, ukrainians have a unique chance to make their cities better and

more comfortable. communal solutions, yes there is recycling of garbage, incineration of garbage, for heating, yes, which we can install heating systems more efficiently, and now is the time when we can plan it precisely for specific neighborhoods, i don’t know, yes or what, we can do it considered on a city scale. in gansk, reconstruction continued until the 1960s years, but even now in the historical center you can find places from... tenement houses, which have decided not to touch yet. now gdansk is not only an industrial, but also a tourist center and is considered one of the cleanest and most comfortable in poland. polina spatenko, inna gurinenko, yevhen lukyanov, stb windows program, marathon, only news. ukrainians not only brutally torture captured russians, but also literally eat them. such absurd horrors are told by russian officers to their subordinates before dispatching them to meat assaults. lest the soldiers be fooled by propaganda gave themselves up as prisoners, for this everyone is given a grenade just in case

, ex-prisoner rostyslav also planned to blow himself up, and the 9-year-old occupier was lucky to survive, and his henchman, also a criminal, oleksiy found out already in captivity, after he surrendered to ukrainian military, his father was detained by the police in russia. relatives assume that the arrest and search of the apartment are related to this. accused me of whipping? for a fight there, well, an ordinary street fight there, he was sentenced to 11 years of a considerable prison term for drugs and 25-year-old oleksiy from kamchatka served half of the fight and volunteered to go to war . this is not how you imagined yourself. well, i imagine that there will be a different way. there will be a war . well, they just threw us away. well, what about the other way?

i say, no, he says, i sign the contract. here, he says, he learned to drive a reconnaissance drone, and then he was thrown into

a meat assault. i was told to go in an assault, because it was my first assault, i didn't want to go, three times i ran up, the fourth time i tried to run away out of happiness, but it didn't work out. by an attempt to escape by the young man with several accomplices, the commanders sent him on a suicide mission. with one store, there is no first aid kit, no helmet. the occupier says that, not knowing the road, their group was making a mistake. to the position of the armed forces, it was then that he tried to shorten his life with a grenade, because they said that either his own people would be shot, or they would be killed in captivity. these officers said to their heads that they are mocking prisoners there, do not go there under any circumstances, even a grenade for they give this case. after the explosion of the grenade , rostyslav escaped with only a crippled arm, but he still hoped to die, crawled away and...

oleksiy says that sbu investigators are currently working with the prisoners. upon his return, he will sue the state, because he does not want either prison or war, although

he admits that his chances are few. i think i'll just sue. with who? well, with the state. about, well, so that i will not go to war and not to prison, they will put me on the march. andriy pochativ , artem dezhankov, the program windows of stb. the only news. ukraine will fight for victory for under any circumstances, but the west must understand that now there is a war going on for its fate as well. the second president of ukraine, leonid kuchma , emphasized this in his interview, which appeared in today's authoritative british newspaper the guardian. the leader of our state during the 10 years that were the most difficult for the national government. answers the question about the present , the most difficult time in the history of our country in general. according to kuchma, the west should fully support ukraine, because western countries are next on the list to be destroyed by putin. the second president of ukraine as well suggested that russian president vladimir putin's fixation on ukraine may be a manifestation of a mental disorder. today, our

film crew had the opportunity to see the second president in a different guise, as the chairman of the supervisory board of the kyiv polytechnic. the most powerful ukrainian university, which helps our security and defense forces. impressions of oksana mykhailova's plot. human capital is here, unique technologies are here, and most importantly, the goal of being independent is also here. despite the war and the economic situation, the kyiv polytechnic is ahead of many of the world's technologies, and the plans for the 24th are to be even stronger. here they know everything about satellites. here they are developed, improved and even successfully sent into space. the first kpi nanosatellite weighing 1 kg, politan-1, is still in orbit for a record eighth year. none of the three dozen satellites from other countries of the world, who were brought out with him, did not last so long. in total, there are currently three ukrainian satellites in space, created in kppi. next up is a series of new research satellites

that will also work for the defense of the country. it was just a test of the platform, to show myself and to the world that we can. and actually this... the very first ukrainian nanosatellite. development and testing are also possible here because there is a unique university material and technical base. kpi has created a special laboratory, but microsatellites weighing up to 100 kg are also being developed here, capable of probing the earth's surface with an accuracy of up to half a meter. the goal of the project is to create a cluster of six to eight microsatellites. we plan to create first the microsatellite itself with such an ultra-high resolution, and then the entire cluster. also. are developing branched satellite technology and satellite ground stations. the main goal of the kyiv polytechnic is to help the security and defense forces of ukraine fight effectively and save lives. therefore, a separate team is working here to restore wounded soldiers. graduate student svitlana burburska created a titanium implant design that not only replaces the damaged part of the bone, but also grows

with it. the uniqueness of these implants is that they are individual, to create them, is used. modern 3d printing technology. svetlana's development became a sensation when an eight-year-old boy managed to install a titanium implant. at that time, the cancer had damaged 28 cm of his femur, and such an implant saved the leg. the design is cheaper than foreign ones, and the main thing is that it is light, strong and suitable for various occasions. for almost all human bones. femur, tibia, humerus. not only graduate students, but also students in their free time work on unique technologies that will allow. save the damaged parts of the limbs of the wounded. bohdan, roman, yaroslav and oleksiy essentially improve the well-known ilizarov apparatus. we directly cooperate with surgeons, these are quite new provisions, specifically needles, no one has used them before. surgery is working out our results. on the day of the meeting of the new composition of the supervisory board , samples of the latest developments are prominently displayed,

one of the latest ones is also shown to us. this is a prototype of a bionic hand prosthesis. it has a power system, it has. a system of sensors that sense the corresponding efforts, our students together with scientists presented recently at a festival in spain and received very positive reviews. a complex approach to rehabilitation is obvious here, because there is its own faculty of biomedical engineering, which trains specialists for this field. such a diversified team of those who are engaged in the development of prostheses, because the aspects of both mechanics and electronics are important here. other technical engineering sciences. kyiv polytechnics are ready to share with other ukrainian universities, because this will strengthen our capabilities, primarily in defense. we think that, first of all, we don't need food. the bottom to create an analytical expert environment that will understand in what directions science needs to be developed, what are the priorities and what are

the problems, analytics and understanding of the situation we are in, what are the risks before us and how to overcome them. the country has a very powerful complex of defense, mainly asymmetric defense. a systematic approach at the state level to the further development of one's own military-industrial complex will help to significantly strengthen defense capability and statehood, believes the second president of ukraine, leonid kuchma. this year he is again headed the supervisory board of the polytechnic, and therefore he is rooting for all developments to help the state as soon as possible. you can really gather all the representatives of the ministry of education in this institution and show what is going on today. the whole country, the whole country, every person should work for only one thing, we understand what to do, how to protect our homeland, let's all

work for the result, not for the paper. according to the university's calculations, russia is ready to wage war for at least 5 years, so it is necessary to be stronger and better now, they want to do it here for the sake of those students and teachers of kpi. who are now defending our country and in memory of those who will never return here. oksana mykhaylova and volodymyr kovalenko, fakty actv, single news. our next story is about the ever- smiling anton ivantsev, a ukrainian soldier who experienced hell on earth. hard battles for bakhmut, lost both arms and a leg, but did not break thanks to the support of his beloved and children. already in six months, after a serious injury and a coma, the defender is undergoing rehabilitation, trying to return to... his previous life, for this he needs modern prostheses. the cost of everything necessary is over uah 4 million. without our help, the family could not raise such an amount. they still look like

they just met. she is my wings, she is my backbone, even though we have been together for more than 11 years. in february 22nd, the ivantsiv family was divided by the war. she is with a child. daughters abroad, he went to the army and then to the front. and so, hundreds of kilometers from each other , a year passed until alyona received the news. anton is seriously injured. she came to him to be close to him. worried about him, because he was very heavy, so that, well, he came out of the coma there. we had a situation where he could have lost his second leg, and he should have been saved, thanks to the doctors. to the army anton , who until the age of 22... worked as a sales manager in the auto business, at first the brothers did not want to, he was ready to stand in line for 10 hours, just to go to protect the most valuable thing, i have two daughters, a daughter, a wife, to protect

my family and the country, well, well, this, this is the duty of every citizen, this is not even a matter of family, it is a matter of freedom, there will be no freedom, no there will be a family, there will be no development. children, perhaps the most important thing in the life of a person, everyone, is freedom. he was taken to the teroboron in his native cherkassy, ​​already in a few months with weapons in his hands at zero, he defended luhansk region and donetsk region. and then yes, and then there was bakhmet. there, during fierce battles for the city, he was seriously wounded. then 120 mines arrived, and what happened happened. he lost both arms and a leg. despite the smile that can often be seen on anton's face, he says, psychologists ... every soldier who received serious injuries does not only, not only the limbs, but many other

wounds, it will always remain , the family helps to hold on, the support and constant help of my wife and conversations with my daughters, even if only by phone, and also the development of technologies, this is what inspires and the understanding that... .. then when, well, when these technologies are applied to you, then life will improve every year. in recent years, thanks to global progress in prosthetics, it has even been possible to feel touch through implants. i would really like to see such advanced ones in ukraine opportunities, says anton, especially now, when there are more and more ukrainians who have lost limbs. this is even for... it will be better for the state when they themselves will earn money and provide for themselves, and here it is a matter of

adapting a wounded soldier. in society, in general, society should adapt to the injury, but it is probably necessary to act in two directions, and in the meantime , volunteers and benefactors from the life saving center are helping him. 3 months ago, we already talked about anton, and thanks to the donations of those who cared then, he already received a prosthesis knees and a recently modern bionic arm, but the most difficult thing is ahead, it is osseointegration, the so-called method, when a part of the prosthesis is implanted directly in... anton needs such an operation on his right shoulder, where the amputation is high, and there is simply not enough space to attach an ordinary prosthesis, there sensors will also be implanted, and in addition to this, the man also needs an electronic elbow and wrist for this hand, as well as an individual stump receiver to which the knee prosthesis is attached, 4,200 is needed in order to be more or less functional, here is some news, a good part of this has already

been raised thanks to donations. a small part of the amount will be compensated by the state, too bad, this is not enough, you and i can help anton , by following the qr code or the map you see on the screen, you can bring anton's dream closer to life, return to your favorite hobby, i write code, who , i write programming code, it's cool, when you wrote something, it works, it improves life, it's, like, new technologies, something interesting, and to touch it, it's... great. and of course, the most important. my dream is to see my girls. alina matviychuk and yevhen zadoya, stb's window program, single news. i wish that your dreams always come true. thank you for your attention, this is the end of our release. believe in our armed forces, do not forget to report to speed up our victory. have a good night and see you soon.

chevrons approaching victory. strength, will and elusiveness. passed down from father to son for centuries. and i am the one who carries cossack strength and cossack glory engraved on my heart. i am the one who carries the glory freedom-loving ancestors, whose indomitable will lives on to this day. i, the one who carries

the spirit of struggle and ideas within me for centuries. the one who will never bow to the enemy, i am a warrior of ukraine, indomitable and unconquered, i will defend the land given to me by god and always believe in my invincibility. see in the documentary author's project myroslavchuk. we all received a colonial education. as a culture. i was brought up with this fear of being different, the language, i like it better when a person speaks russian, you can’t spread the language on bread, it’s a statement of the status quo, you can spread russian, but no ukrainian, and historical memory is related to issues of national security, the tanks are immediately followed by pushkin and it is not really known who comes first, the last war, what a difference, part two, december 17 at 10 p.m. 15

in the marathon, the only news: i am a russian warship, i propose to lay down weapons and surrender, russian warships, ukrainians are disgraceful, i am asking you to recruit more young people, fate will sleep, our warships will change like cross-country in the sun, yes.