a journalist from london was with us, well, meanwhile, we have time for news and anna eva melnyk is taking over the broadcast relay for me. congratulations andria, thank you for your work, the news team will continue to work, we will tell you about the most important things, stay with us. they gave their lives so that ukraine could live forever. the president of ukraine together with international partners honored the memory of the bravest people who fought for ukraine and freedom. the head of state and foreign guests laid flowers and wreaths at the memorial wall on mykhailivska square in kyiv. eternal glory and thank you to our heroes, said zelensky.

i would like to note that the president of the european commission, ursula funderlein, the prime minister of italy, george maloney, the prime minister of belgium, alexandre de krol, the prime minister of canada, and justin trudeau are in ukraine today. two years ago, the russians set foot on kyiv region, and perhaps the greatest calamity was the invaders who were in buch, killing at least 400 civilians there . currently, our correspondent, kateryna galko, works in the city. katya, i congratulate you, and how is bucha living and recovering today? i congratulate anna eva, i congratulate the audience tv channel, so today bucha remembers with special attention and respect those townspeople who died during hostilities in the city, as well as... those who defended bucha, let me remind you that already

on february 25, the russians surrounded the city. the occupation began on february 27, and it lasted 33 days , in a little more than a month, the russians committed a real tragedy here, which is known in some places as well as the buchan massacre, after the liberation, bodies were found just like that on the streets, mass burials were also found, this is where we are one was also found... of the mass graves here on the territory of the church of andrew the first and all saints was a temporary mass grave for those buchanans who died during the hostilities in the city, as well as those who defended this city. after the release of buchi, 116 bodies were exhumed here, including two bodies of children, most of the dead were shot in the head at close range. eh, here we

met a family, a son, who was also found in this mass grave, let's hear his mother, i know that ours were buried here guys, young people who were killed with black balls, buried here, we go here, we go to the cemetery, and so on, and so on, so on. it's so sad, it's a pity, and always, i say, our ukraine is poor. so, after the reburial of the dead, this temple became symbolic, it became a place of remembrance and mourning for all the townspeople, as well as the guests of the city. today , flowers were laid here, lamps were lit , people commemorated, and

people still come here from time to time. they read the names, they honor the memory of the dead. then two years ago the enemy it was not possible to take the capital, but the cities destroyed by the war and the invaders continue to rebuild, and i would even say that the cities in the kyiv region have already almost rebuilt, however, all this is possible only thanks to the feat of our defenders, to whom we are now indebted, indeed we owe our lives, so kudos to them, this is all the information. we are currently in the middle of nowhere, so i will pass it on to you. thank you for the information, thank you for your work, espresso correspondent kateryna halku from kyiv region, about how people live in the city of bucha today. 10 members of the crew of the a50 were killed, this is reported by the public service referring to own sources. the russians have confirmed that they have lost an a50-u long-range radar detection aircraft. according to the ukrainian intelligence , it became known from the intercepted conversations that one of the... pilots

was observing the operation of the anti-aircraft analog network defense, saw a flash and heard explosions, then the communication was interrupted, already the second russian a50 with... struck yesterday evening over the sea of ​​azov. and about the support of partners. great britain will allocate 245 million pounds for the purchase and production of artillery shells for ukraine. this was announced by the press service british government. in london, it was noted that ukrainian gunners significantly worsen the situation of russian forces and prevent them from making significant breakthroughs. therefore, art. ammunition is critical in addition to the funding package for artillery and missiles the government announces the signing of a series of contracts for the purchase of hundreds of spare parts for the repair of ukrainian tanks and other armored vehicles of the armed forces.

50 off-road vehicles were handed over by the european union for law enforcement officers serving on the frontline territories. the ceremony took place on sofia square in kyiv, where she was present. president of the european commission ursula funderlajen. 30 of these cars will be delivered to the de-occupied territories tomorrow. this will help the police to carry out stabilization measures and record war crimes - noted the head of the ministry of internal affairs ihor klymenko. another 20 such cars will be received by the prosecutor's office. i know you are doing an exceptional job with the stabilization. ensuring security, for example, in the territories you liberated from the aggressor. thank you for your bravery, for the courage of the men and women who fight for preservation free and sovereign ukraine, and we also understand that they are fighting for us as well.

200 patrols stand in the de-occupied territories every day, we deliver humanitarian goods, we deliver medicines, respond to crimes, report on... crimes poles dumped ukrainian agricultural products for the third time at the polish railway station dorogusk, the ministry of infrastructure of ukraine reported. today, around 9 am, unknown persons damaged freight wagons with beans. the department emphasized that systematic destruction of ukrainian agricultural products looks like planned sabotage. ukraine defends itself and survives, thanks in particular to farmers. therefore, those who committed these crimes are not interested in peace. and victories of the civilized world. ukrzaliznytsia appealed to law enforcement agencies in poland. polish protesters temporarily stopped the blocking of the zosyn checkpoint in stelukh in connection with the anniversary of the start of the war in ukraine.

this was reported by the western regional office of the state border service. on february 24 , the passage of freight and passenger vehicles means is carried out in the established order... for entry and exit. 112 trucks with humanitarian aid have already been registered at other checkpoints. on the polish side of the border, protesters continue to block the movement of trucks. and polish president andrzej duda made an address on the occasion of the second anniversary of the full-scale invasion of russia. the free world must not allow the triumph of putin and russia. warsaw's support for kyiv in countering russian aggression will remain unchanged, the country's leader said. today , ukraine's support is still vital important in the video, the office of the polish president also recalled the help with the reception of ukrainians fleeing the war,

numerous diplomatic efforts to support our country, training for specialists of emergency services, doctors and psychologists. ukrainian writer and poet kateryna kalytko read her own version of "our lord" about russian atrocities through prayer in copenhagen. in the lines, she told about the terror of the occupiers against ukrainians. her speech took place in the ukrainian house in denmark, at an event dedicated to the anniversary of the full-scale intrusion in the presence of the king. the prayer was offered in two languages, ukrainian and danish. in barbed brackets from which crosses are knocked down.

these are the things for the moment, i'll see you at 5 p.m., you can always learn more about important events. read on our website espresso tv, also subscribe to our channels on social networks, stay close. putin did not expect such resistance from the ukrainian people, so our state did not turn into belarus or russia. more about euromaidan achievements and kremlin accounts dictator from the material of my colleagues from the french tv channel france-24. today there is a sign and even a ticket office here, but until february 22, 2014, before

president yanukovych fled here, it was his huge closed estate, which was financed outside of his official income. he couldn't afford even a fraction of that on his official salary, but according to the anti-corruption court's confiscation order, it's still unclear exactly what was seized. denys tarakhkotelyk, one of the leaders of the protests on maidani, coordinated by nato, which then... captured the residence, since then he manages this place as a park and museum of corruption, since its legal status is still unclear. denys is not too impressed with ukraine's progress in the fight against corruption. the sums involved are not as large as they were under yanukovych, but to be honest, if you look at the recent case of embezzlement in the ministry of defense, to me it is an even worse crime because we are now at war. during the war, oleg simoroz lost his legs while protesting. here on the square 10 years ago, he joined the army when the full-scale invasion began, but he

remains an anti-corruption activist and critic of the authorities, especially when it comes to restoring the influence of yanukovych-era officials. oleg tatarov, deputy minister of internal affairs during yanukovych's time, who even received an award for fighting protesters on the maidan. today he is the deputy head of the administration of the president of ukraine. such people are pro-corruption, not pro-ukrainian. it doesn't mean what he thinks. we did not let our country turn into another belarus or russia. we see how they shut down the entire opposition there. we can still speak up when something is wrong and try to change it. the maidan protests left ukraine with a strong civil society that continues to advance anti-corruption reforms, providing the basis for an organized resistance that vladimir putin did not expect.

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mykola veresny. saturday 17:10, sunday 18:15 at espresso. in... vasyl winter's big broadcast, two hours of airtime, two hours of your time, two hours to learn about the war and what the world is like, two hours to keep up with economic news and sports news, two hours in the company of your favorite presenters , presenters, who have become similar to many, as well as respected guests of the studio, the events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for smart and caring people, espresso in the evening. we are talking about the two years of the great war with russia today in our telethon, which has been going on for as long as the war has been going on, namely 730 days, today is the 731st, and now we are joined by yevgeny magda, executive director of the institute of world politics, mr. yevgeny , welcome to you, almost all democrats, tell

me, is there already? is mr. yevhen in touch with us? i'm here. yes, mr. yevhen, congratulations, have a good day. congratulations. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. today , quite suddenly , four european, rather western leaders arrived in kyiv at once, including the president of the european commission, ursula fonders. prime minister of canada justin trudeau, prime minister of belgium alexander de crowe and prime minister of italy giorgia melo have arrived. performed today in kyiv, did we see what this gesture means for us today? i think that european politicians do not simply express solidarity with ukraine, that is, these are things that are currently obvious, this solidarity, and in principle it really lasts

for 730 days, it is true, but there is also a moment when... they are thinking about their own political campaigns, the campaign for the elections to the european parliament will take place at the beginning of june and there will be a fairly active phase in the spring campaigning, and accordingly i think that it is no coincidence that ursula funderlejen and georgia melanie, who will be obvious political competitors in this sense, appeared today in kyiv, that is... each of the participants in the political processes, who will claim the corresponding opportunities, they will be enough actively present in ukrainian political life. i would say that ursula fonderlein is making a bet, as the leader of the european people's party, as a symbol of the european people's party, she is making a bet

to talk about the enlargement of the european union. and talk about it as intensively as possible, and i think that these are theses that are currently in the interests of ukraine, because we have to promote this issue as much as possible, to promote the prospects of our accession to the european union, but at the same time we must realize that this just the case when the process is much more important than the result, we have no calculation. that our ambitions to become a member of the european union will be realized in the time frame that some of our leaders have been talking about for two years, it is impossible, you know, the only sad moment in all this, which cannot meet the prime ministers, for example , belgium, italy

and canada, the prime minister of ukraine, he was urgently sent to the border to meet with the polish delegation, which... never came , no, well, he was already there personnel, in fact, according to diplomatic protocol, the prime minister does not necessarily have to meet her, but the fact that yesterday there was a group photo of cabinet members on the polish-ukrainian border from the ukrainian side, i honestly did not understand, i had a feeling of cognitive dissonance, because on the one hand there was, well... there were five points of shmygal, which are quite constructive in this sense, in terms of how we should get out of this crisis, and on the other hand, vishenko... seven points fell, respectively, these pictures, which have gone around, i think, the entire internet, which

, well, i have a feeling that they were openly laughed at in warsaw, well, in fact, this happened after president zelensky announced that he had instructed the government to go to the border, and i i don't know, it's just that... whether it looks like a sufficiently democratic practice what happened, the president gave an order to the government to go to the border, where in principle no one seems to be waiting for them, and somehow they obediently accepted and went to the border. i just don't fully understand where real politics is here and where does the show begin and where does it end? well, let's hope that it was a reconstruction of the times of european absolutism, when the monarch spoke about what they should do... and his ministers did not have the opportunity to resist either, because in case of any resistance, their heads could simply be cut off, well i personally have this feeling , although in fact, well, you know, in all the years

of ukraine’s independence, to be honest, i can barely remember cases when people resigned because of their disagreement with a certain political line, and in the last 5 years, well almost 5 years of zelenskyi's presidency , it seems in general... simply an impossible option, although, let's be honest, such resignations in wartime, they also look strange, although, let me remind you, in wartime, we lost the minister of internal affairs, denys monastyrskyi died tragically, we lost the head of the sbu, who was fired, we lost the general prosecutor, we replaced iryna venediktova, that is, we only lost the minister of defense, by the way. that is, we have it, well, he changed, went on rotation, lost the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, and at the same time, they lost him already a couple of weeks ago,

and the explanation for this will take place only tomorrow, as i understand it, during a great communication with the ukrainian people. let 's talk about this conversation, what we should expect, whether it will really be this adult conversation, what we mean by the word adult, and what should be the most important topic of this discussion. you know, mr. andriy, that i am the force of non-involvement and reluctance to be involved in the formation of some meanings by the presidential office, i can't imagine what it will be about, well, actually, well, i understand that according to the laws of the entertainment genre, there must be some extremely interesting things there. but i don't know, well, how to entertain people who have lost loved ones, i don't know how to entertain people, some who have lost all their possessions, how

to entertain people whose relatives have been in captivity for a long time or are missing, i believe that the matrix of such a serious conversation should be somewhat different, we should talk about the fact that war will continue until... and we need consolidation of efforts. the government is in favor of consolidating efforts in terms of the initiative, neither the opposition nor civil society can advocate for it, it is simply impossible, well, because we have a consolidation of power, i would say, the power is so, you know, gathered in one hand, and on against this background, to count on the fact that there will be some... processes of the formation of a government of national unity there or something else, i honestly do not count on it, well , it seems to me that the presidential office

is afraid of this, and as in the conditions of existence of the office of the presidential republic, we can talk about some serious real things , i honestly don't know, i would like this conversation to be fruitful, but what it will be, i will not honestly say at the moment, whether this office presidential re'. is now effective enough for war? you know, here in your question there is part of the answer: in the conditions of war, the consolidation of power is quite a natural process, it is ridiculous and naive to deny it, but people who are focused on the consolidation of power, they should understand that it involves consolidation responsibility, therefore we cannot at the same time... allow the consolidation of power and the transformation of power into the power of advisers. is it an example of oleksiy aristovych, the voice of the banker

who was, well, just like that. zhel somino, yes, everywhere he sang that the war would last two or three weeks, he did not teach the leaders of our state anything, he cannot, well, no, he should not be afraid of political responsibility. i understand that i am not, by the way, an adept of holding elections during wartime, because i understand that elections during wartime, presidential elections, are actually informational rush on the supreme commander-in-chief. i understand this very well, i am very well aware of it, but we still have to somehow communicate in this sense with our politicians, with those who are in certain, well, relations with ukraine, and who will talk about that, and why do you have five years have passed, there are no elections. we must clearly explain this fact that in such a case there is a threat to the existence of statehood. there is a threat

to certain things, in fact, well, last year there was an attempt to initiate presidential elections, but at that time, or i don't know if the president's office lacked courage or lack of arrogance, but they didn't risk going for it, now i don't really see a real opportunity to do it, but when in wartime, for example, an attack on the local self-government is organized. and tsk poklychku is created, well, it really is tsk poklychku, right? we understand that they will investigate the inactivity of the leaders of the kyiv military administrations, but they will talk about the mayor in particular, and there are quite a lot of questions, just like espresso, the direct fifth channel, for almost two years, they don't know the direction, really, why did you turn off t2, or? i don't know something

, well, you know, there is no official, we all leave the position, if not worse, but somehow so far so good, as they say, i want the very end, we have literally five minutes left, raise the question of whether we now , after two years of a very serious war, where we are suffering huge losses, and the russians, of course , too, in a war of attrition, understand where our victory is, and kamala harris is speaking... munich said that she sees ukraine's victory in the fact that ukraine will be a democratic, prosperous country in the european union after the end of this war. if this war is for a long time, in this case, what does that mean for us, can we be, for example, 91st in the ranking of countries for democracy, as a hybrid regime, or can we, as we recently talked about this with the nobel our laureate of peace, which... on the one hand, the war,

the consolidation of power is understandable, and, on the other hand, we cannot become a second russia, we we won't win that way either, where is that balance between democracy and and and and consolidation, will we be able to keep it, what is your vision, in my opinion, you know, if we will... on the fact that we will become a prosperous country of the european union, then you and i, unfortunately, will not live to see it, although i think we both plan to live long enough, because at the moment ukraine, due to russian aggression, has become the poorest country in europe, and given our scale, the restoration of the ukrainian economy will require a lot of time and a lot of money, and these are realities that on today's moment exists, but we must

now... broadcast the fact that the fact that ukraine survived is a serious achievement, the fact that, after all, two years ago there were apocalyptic predictions about ukraine that it would collapse, 90%, somewhere, maybe even more western experts, politicians, said that it would fall apart, and this, it was very, very tangible, now they don’t say it, now they are starting to say it, and maybe we will start negotiating behind ukraine’s back with russia, because everything is already there - a lot of resources, a lot... money, there is a huge market, but what is ukraine for us? and only 10% of europeans believe in the possibility of ukraine's victory. if only 10% of europeans believe in the possibility of ukraine's victory, then there is no reason to be surprised that there is no minister of culture and information policy for six months, and the freedom tv channel speaks only in russian. if we want to pledge in this way.