not only in this way, from the new year this amount will be increased to 800 zlotys, in addition to this , schoolchildren are provided with funds for textbooks, food in school canteens is free, and parents who send their children to kindergartens receive money from the local government, that is, you understand you don't pay for kindergarten when you bring your child, but the state pays you when you bring your child to kindergarten, but does it help a positive result, strangely enough it didn't? despite the growth in the birth rate during the first two years of this implementation 500+ programs, we are not seeing any results and are now looking at the following table. here is a table about the birth rate in poland, and you can see what is happening with the birth rate in poland, despite the policies that they have. it is worth noting that the share of births of female citizens of ukraine in these statistics is very interesting. in the 17th year, ukrainian women who permanently... live in poland gave birth to 2,245

children, in the 21st year 6,590 children, uh, at the same time last year it was 13,787 babies, or 45 out of 305 thousand born in total, but now look who we mean, we mean only those ukrainian women who left before the war and have permits for permanent residence in poland. that is, all those who left now during the war are not included in these statistics, you can certainly add no less of them, that is, only those who lived ukrainian women, who lived and worked in poland before the full-scale invasion, during the war, but before the full-scale the invasion gave birth to 13,787 babies last year, several thousand of our refugee women gave birth to children in poland, and these are the ones who are here now... not counted, but

it is interesting that they are not taken into account either in ukrainian or polish statistics. in poland, the situation with the birth rate has already been called a catastrophe, and it is hard to be surprised, because over the course of five years, the birth rate in poland has decreased by a third. and note this, they don't have a war, and they don't have this mass exodus of able-bodied women that we have. instead, with our additional migration balance, we will see different statistics, and this is saving the poles today. forecast. according to the optimistic scenario, the population of poland will decrease by 2060 up to 34 million, and according to the pessimistic version up to 27 million. the prospects for the implementation of these scenarios actually depend on the number of reproductive ukrainian women of reproductive age who will be able to be detained in poland and not be released either to the west in germany or back home. that is, the prospects for the development of the polish economy now depend on our women. and

the demographic situation of those who left there. by the way, the poles understood and realized this a long time ago, they were seriously engaged in migration policy. the last government did it in such a populist way, previous governments did it in a different way. they did everything to encourage ukrainian students, to encourage ukrainians, they understood that the labor force from them would flow out of poland. ukrainians are the people with whom there are the least cultural conflicts, there are no religious ones... because they are people of the same civilization, and the polish policy of involving ukrainians in the polish economy has actually been prescribed and implemented for decades, we have never done this in our country, because we were not up to it, here is a vivid example of a kind of struggle for human resources today europe and an additional argument for the development of a state strategy and program for the restoration of the demographic potential of ukraine, because even now... in fact, no one is engaged in this, there is no

state institution that would take care of it. ladies and gentlemen, in 2022, 209,000 children were born in the unoccupied part of ukraine, in the first half of this year 96,000. it can be predicted that less than 200,000 babies will be born by the end of the year. this suggests that the crisis continues and the natural birth rate continues to fall. but if you visit our cities and villages, you still see. women with strollers, small children, babies, eh, this suggests that everything is not so bad, we have hope, women in our country continue to give birth, and let's now compare this fertility rate in ukraine and in poland. so, let's note that the decline in the birth rate in our country began earlier and reached its peak during the crazy 90s. this is not a new story for us. but as soon as economic growth began and...

the orange revolution took place and related to with hope, the birth rate increased to a factor of 1.53 in 2020, that is, people give birth not only when there is a war or not. and when they feel confident in the future, which depends on the efficiency of the government, the stability of the economy, the feeling that the government has social programs, that cares about you, it immediately affects the birth rate, because simply giving out money, as it was done in poland, is is definitely not the best method, and we show that we had a better situation, but the war started, russia occupied part of our territories and opportunities to go to europe to earn money and study opened up. and at this time, our birth rate begins to fall. the situation in poland has not changed either the economy, because the polish gross domestic product is several times larger than the ukrainian one, nor membership in the european union, nor the economic stimulation of the birth rate by the current pis government. polish observers state that

the ideologization of politics by the authorities and the state of civil war in society are to blame. this is an interesting topic, it is a topic for another lecture, but if you look at what is happening in poland, there will be elections. sunday, you know, poland is, as the poles say, two polands, it is divided between the government and the opposition, and the relations between these groups are terrible, and the government in such situations very often resorts to populist steps. we have seen the situation in israel now, vitaliy talked about it, there is actually a similar situation there, it led to the possibility of an attack by hamas and to the complete unpreparedness of israel of such a strong technological state for an attack , it would seem... some, excuse me, deacons on steam planes. why were they not ready? because when an internal confrontation begins, and in this confrontation the authorities use populism, the state will weaken, eventually the economy will fall, defense capability, faith in

the future will fall, people will start leaving, no matter what the authorities say, you can create a single telethon in each country, you can not to create, but still in this case the birth rate will fall. so, the demographic situation is clearly related to the political unity of society in relation to the strategic goals of the state, democracy, the rule of law and the search for compromises, rather than provoking conflicts. now is the time for summaries and action proposals. mainly , it is the restoration of ukraine's demographic potential. it will be very relevant for us, because the end of the war will be considered our victory only when we really restore the demographic potential. the goal of the russians was to destroy the ukrainians, therefore, if even the number of ukrainians becomes half as many, this means that half of the goal of the russians will be achieved, even if not completely, and it will be easier to conquer us in the next war, and they will not calm down, and

it will be more difficult for us to build a strong state. ukrainians want to have children, but for this they need appropriate conditions, primarily security, stability, a strong economic foundation, state assistance to mothers and families. world experience, in particular countries such as germany and israel, show that there are three factors that determine the demographic situation. to illustrate the first, i will use a quote from taras shevchenko, because we can't do without quotes from taras shevchenko, right? make love, black-browed and not with muscovites. children are born out of love, the desire to become parents, responsibility for raising children and providing them with everything they need. the example of israel demonstrated that even in highly developed countries, the fertility rate can be higher than three, i gave you a negative example of israel, which is now, but there were positive examples when israel developed as a strong democratic country, demora democracy was an example for the whole world. and it is at this time that their

birth rate increases. a key factor in this success - this is the awareness of the highest value of the life of an individual and the entire nation. in the case of our military, general zaluzhnyi reminds us of these principles. who says that he values ​​the life of every soldier, and despite our huge losses, we ourselves know that very often the military leadership has to, well, in fact, convince them not to take any ill-advised steps that may look good in pr, but will lead to an increase in the number of dead. the same should actually apply to every ukrainian. next, next the table is very interesting and indicative, it is a table about the number of abortions in ukraine. i think you will be interested in this. to watch, because it indicates a change in the reality of our society. by demonstrating this table, i am not calling for an aggravation of the right to abortion. you know that in poland there is this aggravation, the authorities tried to ban them even in cases where it was due to illness or

rape, and this led to an even greater split in poland, and became the reason for a decrease in the birth rate, not an increase, as the authorities wanted when they tried to ban it, because young women were simply... afraid to give birth to children, but i am happy that, this sign makes me very happy personally, because as a christian and as a politician, i have to do everything, that the number abortions decreased, because a child is actually not only happiness for parents, for each of us, but also a simple and obvious way to increase the number of ukrainians. we have no other way, except the ways that i will talk about later, is to invite people here, but for this sometimes you have to make more efforts than for the birth of a child. however, women have to decide whether to give birth to children or not, and it is the duty of the state to do everything so that this decision is conscious and do everything not... the need for the conditions for the birth and upbringing of children to be as comfortable as possible, you know, because we cited poland as

an example , and compared, sometimes as an example, sometimes as a negative example, they compared our situation with poland, then polish democratization began with very loud actions, one of them was conducted by a well-known electoral newspaper, which was called giving birth with dignity, where the whole society united to change the system of maternity hospitals, so that children are born, so that... the birth is received and it became one of the main discussion topics in society. affordable quality medicine, social assistance at birth, kindergartens, tax benefits - this is all that the state should do. i want to remind you about these cases also in view of the need to return as many ukrainians abroad as possible. in europe and other countries ukrainian mothers are provided help that is many times greater than what they can get at home. in the previous lecture, you asked... questions, and these are the questions that must be answered: why stay here, if i can get

much more there, and therefore, if we want to compete with the countries of their temporary stay, then our social politics must also be fundamentally changed, because otherwise ukrainians will not return home, will not integrate into post-war ukraine, will not apply the professional and social skills they have now acquired abroad. there are many publications with the results of surveys of our migrants, whether they will return to ukraine or not , and this number is constantly decreasing, here i came from lithuania, 86 thousand ukrainians came there, it is a small country, now there are 50 left , but these 50 most of them want to stay, and where did the rest go, no one knows whether they went to the scandinavian countries or to germany, or returned to ukraine, as they say, by the way, lithuanians themselves, er, sociological data there are actually surveys non-escapees, because depending on the country of residence , from 20 to... 40% of our compatriots are not going to return to ukraine, and

by the way, the longer the war lasts in our country, the more we risk that this figure will constantly increase, this is also obvious, but this situation is dynamic, the departure of ukrainians from poland to germany continues, in particular the youngest ukrainians under the age of 35, 45% of ukrainians under the age of 35 have already left poland, that is , almost half of those young people who came to poland, i have no... those who worked there before, this applies to those who came during the war and a full-scale invasion, they left, the same thing is happening in the czech republic, why, because they are looking for countries where there is more social assistance and better prospects for getting a job, but social assistance is not only in poland, the czech republic or switzerland will be reduced, in fact, after the cessation of hostilities, it will be limited everywhere, and most countries are already talking about it, it will also apply to germany, the netherlands. and many countries where there are many ukrainians, then the situation of our refugees will become more difficult, and

they will have an incentive to return to their homeland, not all of them, because some of them will find work, adapt, learn languages, which they successfully do, improving the labor potential of these countries, as i said before, but still it will be more difficult. another question: ukrainians have become a diaspora nation outside of ukraine, now there are 12 to 15 million ukrainians and people of ukrainian origin. ukraine has now become a standard of bravery, courage and resilience. when ukraine becomes economically successful, then, of course, a significant part of these ukrainians will want to return to us. after the end of the second world war, the program of returning compatriots was carried out by germany. i think you know how many germans emigrated from different countries to germany after world war ii. a large number of germans lived in russia, there were german colonies and germans in the south of ukraine. lived in poland, it was a huge program to return germans to poland, all these

germans ended up in germany, actually, not only germans, because the same germans talking about the fact that they are aware of their guilt before the jewish people, they opened the doors to the jews and invited a lot of jews, and they did everything to increase their population, the jews also grew due to aliyah, that is, the repatriation of jews from other countries. ukraine needs its own return program. so that we never again experience genocides of small or large peoples from our, from our promised land, because it is our land that is truly the only and the best in the world, and we must do everything to preserve it, for we simply need more people , we must realize this, and the state must realize this, that in order to protect ourselves we need more ukrainians, that is why it is necessary to create a ministry for the return of ukrainians to their homeland, their children and families, to have one department responsible for restoring the demographic potential of our state and

nation, now no one is responsible for this, there is a department in the ministry of social policy, it is small, and in fact there is no full-fledged state policy in this area. it is also necessary to create a ministry of diaspora, which will integrate all ukrainians and persons of ukrainian origin with ukraine. it is important for us that these people preserve their language and culture, have the opportunity to return if they know the language and culture, and feel that we care about them in order to engage in lobbying in the countries of their residence or stay of ukrainian interests. now, as you know, ukrainian diaspora groups help us a lot. there are... initiatives, but if you compare with how much poles helped poland, then when poland got out of soviet influence, or how many jews helped israel during the wars, it is obvious that the help of ukrainians is tangible, but unfortunately, it is smaller, although there are certainly no fewer ukrainians. finally,

the problem of migrants from the middle east, africa and asia is widely discussed in europe and ukraine. their arrival is for ukraine. this is not a panacea, not a panacea, but solved problems of the labor market of post-war reconstruction and exit from the demographic crisis. first, we need to return our citizens and compatriots, and immediately after that, we will be able to analyze the need to involve others. every crisis is an opportunity. i, for example, personally, i , i do not want crises, but i really like crises, because a crisis always presents both a person and a state with the opportunity to make a choice, the opportunity to look at ourselves and the opportunity to not dare to make the decisions that you and i ... we could not accept earlier, we surprised the world by resisting the onslaught of the russian horde and by the fact that we managed to launch a counteroffensive after the liberation of the occupied territories. by its unity, discipline and resilience, we actually fell in love with ourselves, i am sure that we will surprise both ourselves and the world by solving the demographic crisis and by the fact that from the point of view of human potential we will really build one of

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snake the following shots may shock you. news from the scene. live kamikaze drone attacks. political analytics, objectively and meaningfully. there is no political season. exclusive interviews, reports from the hottest points of the front. shot! freedom life frankly and impartially. you draw your own conclusions. the village of borodyanka is a living testimony of the crimes of the russian federation, like this monument to taras shevchenko, it is all covered with scars. this is the main street of the village, the central one. in 2022, at the beginning of march, rush two days in a row without stops. dumped aerial bombs on her. what about your apartment now? completely burnt, completely. managed to save none, nothing, in general, when

we went up with the firemen and the police, there was nothing there, not a single thing that we could save, not a single one. lyudmila ivanivna lived in one of the high-rise buildings on the central street, this is how her apartment looks today. for example, i have a father, what he regrets the most. that he has a photo of him for 80 years, that the photos were burned, where his late mother was in his youth, where he was in his youth. under the rubble of buildings almost fifty civilians died. the russians did not allow dismantling the rubble and putting out fires. and when the rashists were already here, and we asked the man, he said: it is possible, there may still be some people there, to save, collect the boys, they said 50 m from your house. we will shoot and everything, and these are the remains of mrs. lili's house, while the authorities, together with donors , are looking for opportunities to rebuild it, the woman lives in a modular town, the rooms themselves

were fully equipped, now everything is done in my own way, i love mine, come in, and every room was equipped there were closets, there were bunk beds in... about three hundred people live in this town, they arranged temporary accommodation as best they could, mrs. lilya shares. it was our girl's birthday, we were celebrating, but here the children are playing, you see, a little. the woman does not complain about the conditions in the modular town and cannot wait to be able to live as before. it is possible to live, i cannot say that it is bad here. but this is not home, i understand you, but what do they tell you, what do they promise, what is housing? oh, i know that the tender has passed, i know what

it is written that from the month of february, our house will begin to be renovated . mrs. lily, like thousands of other inhabitants of the village, will have to suffer, new housing is promised, but not soon, today to replace the destroyed houses about... in the first days of the invasion, more than 900 houses were damaged, 400 two, 402 buildings were completely demolished, i.e. will be dismantled, and 406 will undergo major repairs, and this building will be christened the arch of friendship of peoples, so that everyone remembers what the brotherly love of russians looks like. today it is being demolished, the rashists dropped an aerial bomb on it, killing three people.

six apartment buildings have already been completely demolished, one apartment building is still under demolition, and some will be. two apartment buildings have also been dismantled. a significant part of the infrastructure facilities is being rebuilt by the efforts of european donors, others - at the expense of the central government. 97 objects in the kyiv region are being rebuilt with funds from the fund for liquidation of the consequences of armed aggression. this is vokzalna street in the city of bucha. she is one of the most known and here's why. this photo went around the world. it was made on this very street, one of the first completely destroyed columns of the russian army. in opposition to the occupation , the invaders terrorized civilians and destroyed their

homes. like this building, it's a five-story building that was hit by a shell between the second and third floors and caused significant damage, so it had to be completely dismantled, and we are now engaged in restoration. now in buchi, the buildings that were upgraded two years ago look like new, many local residents have restored them housing with their own hands and... others waited for help from the state, restored everything, installed windows, everything, balconies were glazed, everything is so good, only that, of course, look at all this, we remember the worse situation with the reconstruction in irpen, the occupiers destroyed 3/ 4 of all the city's infrastructure facilities, the damage was estimated at 750 million dollars, this area of ​​the city was probably

the most affected by russian aggression. residential complexes here were shot with hail and aerial bombs. estimates for reconstruction were approved only in 2023. two years ago , there were high-rise buildings here, now it is a continuous field. banksy's graffiti is all that remains of the phosphorus-burned high-rise. meanwhile, the country's authorities have made the buchansky district a living proof of russian atrocities, foreign delegations are constantly brought here to show the world the true face of the russian federation. we are here to listen to the ukrainian people, and then return to indonesia and tell our society what happened here, because russian propaganda is powerful, even in the media of indonesia, so we

will make an effort. to show at home what is really happening here, and how we can help. artem logutenko, oleksiy kutsuk, espresso tv channel. greetings, this is svoboda live on radio svoboda. we have already approached the serpent himself. the following shots may shock you. news from the scene. live drone attacks, kamikaze. political analytics. objectively and meaningfully. there is no political. season, exclusive interviews, reports from the hottest points of the front. shot! svoboda live frankly and impartially. you draw your own conclusions. watch this week in the judicial control program with tatyana shustrova. bribes: treason and decisions against defense capability. judge doljko called the ministry of defense of ukraine a private

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2:00 p.m. in ukraine, to your attention , a news release on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval, i congratulate all viewers: one person died, eight more were injured as a result of an enemy attack on kropyvnytskyi, previously in the morning, the occupiers hit the pomi'.