after the blimps, there is a kind of distribution into these columns, i don’t know what to call it correctly in the villages, and only then there is electricity, and you have to understand that long before the full-scale invasion came, this was a village that had gas supply, electricity supply , water supply, they have houses, we repaired them, there is a bath there, well, it's just a bath in the village, that is, it's not a hole, but the toilet is in the ground, it's full. because they have a fact about dovhenka in dovenka, we had a lot of farming in general and it is still so sad the uzyum district has a lot of immigrants since the 14th year, who are facing the reality of the existence of our neighbor for the second time in their lives. that's how we got to know dovgenky. how do people live in dolongenka?

the people who live in the village and in general in the villages are not de-occupied, ah, very different, they don’t need, well , i don’t know, to somehow idealize, to imagine there, of course, that all these people who are there, who remained , did not leave or left and returned, they saw a lot of grief. they hid their sons with their own hands in their own cities, they left there only after yesterday i had such a story from my grandfather, he says that the village of tepolska is also nearby, he says, uh, we were sitting, the shelling began, then they stayed there for about two weeks, they didn’t want to to leave, they thought that it would not be for long, but then a woman flew into the house, the woman died, and after that i left, and there were such stories across the house, we in...

we imagine a person from the village - she is some kind of grandmother, in which there are chickens, in fact a person from the village is, well, there may be a rather wealthy person who can afford some conventional egypt, tea for four, and i don't know, to have a nice house, to have a bathroom, a room, and then to have nothing, because russia came and killed, took, invaded and so on, that 's why they are different, there are those who are very. .. it is very difficult for them psychologically to cope with the situation that happened and they drink a lot, sometimes, they tell us, for example, we sometimes do, do, do, do some kind of inspiration, there you came, there the slate was brought, we such, well, now we will rebuild, rebuild, we will do something there, something else, we will demine there, let's start, and some such... contribution, and it is there

for a week, two or three, and then we sit down, somehow there with the boys, yes, with the men, we look around like this, and we understand that, my god, there is so much work here that we let's just not take it out, well, it's not a week, not two, not three , not a year, but a decade, in order to at least somehow roll back to the state, status, what these people had before, because when you talk today with some conditional we... a man a man from a long time ago and he tells you that's it and you understand that this man has he had his own agrarian business, he had these tractors there, i don't know how much the tractor costs, but it seems to me that it is not the cheapest thing, there is a nice house, but now he lives in a barn or in a cellar or in a modular house...

. for rent and well, at one moment a person simply lost everything for which his whole life, well, he put all of himself on it, and it is psychologically very difficult, there are very grateful people who advise you, who hear what you say, who they understand there and all that, there are people who you come to the village, you give something away, we never we travel, and if it is not conditional there... some kherson, where we took a little bit of everything there, we went there for the first time, because the needs were not yet clear, until we found out, we never travel like that, we we drive, we clearly know to whom we are taking what we are taking, we do a pre-measurement, if it is construction, well then, that is, it is such a well-made story, and then you arrive , and someone approaches you and says, what about me, you you say, i'm sorry, if this is the list, if you're not here, then unfortunately we didn't bring you.

and they say such phrases, like, what about me? what do i do, how do i winter, and i’m like freezing here, like, you don’t care about me, and there are a lot of people who think that everyone owes them something, that... volunteers owe them something, that the headman, if there is one in the village something is to blame, that the state is to blame for something, that everyone is to blame , in fact, the guilty is guilty of all this, well, like, only one, and it’s not volunteers, not the state, not the old man, but russia, but well , it hurts them, and if you have don't try to prove it to him with foam at the mouth, don't shout at him, but just stop at... listen and try to explain, then it must be done, we were in ruska lezov , it is a village very close to kharkiv , we had such an exception, and there is a headman there, a very good man, at first i did not understand why he

was so strange to me, but we were there for a long time 5 days, and then it came to me, he was just tired, so about... just a person was tired of the fact that he has 50 people a day, whom we processed and gave out construction kits there, if one of them says thank you, well, like, it's just a success, and he says, he and i loaded very heavy osb, some bags, there, well, it’s physically difficult, we distributed the whole day, we made reports with tablets there, well, in short, it’s a difficult process, and i tell him there, he’s so in the house already, i say oleksandr, like, how are you doing there, let’s go break, he says: mary, it's all bullshit, like, we need to threaten the sacks, i'll be at least non-stop for two weeks. the most difficult thing is when , well, no one says to you, well, no thanks, you are bad for everyone, you work non-stop, you spend your time, your fuel where

they are not given money, there is something else, something else, something else something, and instead of a simple human thank you, you get, and why did you give them a kitchen set and not give me, and if you go deeper... deeper and deeper into this title, we will have a very depressing, very long conversation, i think , what is in the villages, you asked about the people in the villages, it seems to me that the villages really need psychological help, but not when it is a booklet with a hotline, which i distribute additionally with something, but when it is a person who comes and directly, well, he directly communicates with them. about the challenges faced by farmers in the de-occupied territories. if we talk about problems of agriculture in the de-occupied territories, the biggest, the first, the most difficult is demining, it is

the presence of mines in their land. ah, physically people cannot do anything until they are demined. there are actually quite a lot. what about the nuances of underwater currents, bureaucracy, well, besides the fact that it is dangerous for life there and that's all, but there are, i know about the fact that there are small farmers, yes, small farmers, there are from 2 cities, and that's all only farming, because they grow something there, ride some kind of bicycle, eat in conditional raisins, at the market, they sell their cucumbers and earn money. for a living, this is also farming, there are medium-sized farmers up to 300 hectares, well , by some standards, there are large ones, but i, for example, do not care about the large ones, because there are like big companies, big money, and they somehow talk about themselves, well, it’s easier

for them to take care of themselves, well, although this is also a problem and it’s their fault, we know whose fault it is, and these are medium and small ones... the small ones clear the mines themselves , there are a lot of such stories, starting from there, they picked it up with a shovel and took it somewhere, how very cool story, it seems that it is also a long one, when in short the woman talked to the emergency services, and they told her that the safe distance there from some type of all these petals is 4 m, and they, therefore, it is clear that they need to make a stick in. .. 4 m they connected something there with some kind of tape , they made it so long at the end of this structure, they tied something like a cup, well, only bigger in order to take all these mines from the ground with a ladle, shorter

, they take this stick, this ladle fits take away and carry in put together like that in one the place is physically done for some time so that it accumulates there in the place where it is taken. the place in which this particular woman is carrying is under a tree, further on, they have a pre-prepared structure, there is a tree, there is a branch, a rope is stretched over this branch. at the end of the rope there are several clays , they are tied there, she takes the rope, moves 4 m to a safe distance, a brick rises and, oh, how is it that we let go of the tusk, the brick falls and, well, i guess due to the fact that there is this impact, it demining, ot such a story from the discharge, as it was in our childhood, and then... there should have been a phrase not to repeat it at home without some kind of escort with tractors, they demined, well, in short

, everything is different, it seems to me that there are already many stories about this, but these average ones farmers up to 300 ha are the most difficult for them, because they have quite a lot of land and it is still dangerous to do this with this pan, and when there is so much, well , it is shorter and they have to stand in line for... demining is divided into two types: critical and non-critical, it is not is critical demining, i.e. roads, demining, all this is done by the state emergency service, that's why that it is critical, everything that is not critical is done, well, there are many options, who can do it, the most correct from the point of view of the agricultural sector, as i understand it, i am trying to understand this topic, this is demining from the fao, this is a un program, it's foot and... agrikal and they have it now, they work in kharkiv in two districts, kharkiv is the one closer

to the city, well, as i said, well, we are less interested in them, because someone will do it , well , because it is quieter there, because anyone, anyone who goes to help with anything, has eyes standards, there, for example, should be 40 km to the frontline, that's all. what about kharkiv , chuguiv, they’re all right with them , they’ll definitely get there, and izyumsky is also 40 km away, but it’s not long, for example, because the long one is closer and they probably won’t get there, wow, they have a map of the landscape , which is superimposed as a layer, well, as a layer in the illustrator, you can exclude, include the map of the hit. well, like, all these excavations, and they choose, well, like, where to start, where to go next,

depending on whether, after they demine this area, whether this land will be better or not better, well, this is what i mean from the point of view of the landscape, where it will be better to give birth there, i don't know how to say it correctly, but this is all a very, very, very long process, because it is all international. organizations, foundations and so on, we as volunteers specifically have an agreement with one international organization, and from the moment we met to the moment we signed the agreement, 8.5 months passed, 8.5 months we had communication every week , i practiced, i don't know, i despaired. it's 10 times, but it's kind of like that i don't know, she continued, it's a lot

of work, a lot of work, you do eight months, just communicating, writing, editing in yours, well, you put 25 pages in yours in english, you rearrange, i don't know the pictures in places, you try to explain why you will put exactly two, two rolls of toilet paper in the bag. this is a real question, this is a specific question, well, like, and you are like that, because people go, excuse me, the toilet, and why exactly two, well, well, this is just a super question, so i know for sure that it will not be fast, well, cool , that they are, they are well done, because i want to continue, well, but it's a long time, there is still demining, unofficially, and it 's bad, as far as i'm concerned, because they don't give you... um, well, first of all, they don't do it officially, but -secondly, they don't give you, they

can't give you a demining certificate, because actually building something or planting something there, in order to sell something later, you have to only after you have a demining certificate, and the main problem is that the number mined square m2 in our region, i don't know for sure, you can google it, i think, but it is... huge and the speed with with which it moves, well, we can use the example of the leps to look at the year to demine the leps in izyumsk. in which area to demine and extend the year, well, you can only put three dots and a sad smiley like this, you need to think about alternatives, well, i know that they are developing, they are thinking of some methods of demining, not with human resources, but with some kind of, as it is called , m these robots that

are running, firstly, secondly, ah, there is, i know that there is a project in development with drones that will drop something there and clear mines, very cool, because the coverage perimeter, demining of this particular drone, it is 10 times faster than, for example, the emergency services would go, and there is still no risk of human casualties, because it is a drone, well, like, we will only lose money, well as at the front, yes, when the drone crashes, the story of the local activist lyudmila, as we learn... with lyudmila in dovenki, the very first time when we came on that trip, she was already in the village, that is, there are people who returned to dolenka almost immediately after de-occupation, and the people were among them, she was the first to spend the winter that winter still remained there, and they were

actually there in march 23rd somewhere, well, up to 20 at the most, now they are almost there... 50 people were just in the village, she was in that village in long, there is no elder there at all, and there are simply some local activists, people among them, there are various undercurrents, there are people there who are more loyal to such a government, yes, there are people who are more loyal to the opposition, in short, and to me... it's a little, well, not that it's funny, but i don't go there, like, it's their business, if they have the time, resources, inspiration, to there is something to clarify, please, i don't have any, i just drive, do everything, er, in short, people, one of the activists, the village. how did the idea to organize the sale of corn grown

by lyudmila come about? usaight foundation was coming, which financed the complete reconstruction of the long one, uh, we showed them everything, and just on the way out, people stopped by, at the moment when we were telling the foundation, well , it’s luda, it’s a shame for her, she exchanged it, because it true, but lyuda says, well, there are some questions and says, you just don't go, i boiled some corn for you, we say, no-no-no, in timing for us, for the guys, they are from the dnipro, they have to come back on the same day, and we are still in the kharkiv region until kharkiv, then we will go there, well, in short, we say, we will not sleep, she says, no, she does not want to... you're here, you're taking it with you, here's a package, and he really gives us such a package, freshly boiled hot corn, we 're so okay, thank you, we understand that it's impossible to refuse, a person did it to us, we throw this package in the trunk, we leave, yes raisin from a long one, well, like a maximum of 15 kilometers, and in short we drive these 15 km, the corn smells so that you just want

to stop right here and eat it, because it is not inconvenient to drive, the car is clean, and we will make a decision that we can afford 10 minutes on a pyatike in izyum, there is such a market, like stop and eat, we stand, ee eat this corn, and at the moment when i bite into it, i realize that my god, well, this is the first corn of the year that i have eaten, and it is very tasty, it is very sweet, it is so marbled, when something yellow , something white, something yellow, something white, short, incredible corn, we finish it, get into the car, everyone is excited, we are going to kharkiv , we arrive, we are a little bit earlier, our construction team is later, our volunteer and my husband bohdan are in the construction team, and in the evening we are already sitting at home, having dinner, i say, damn, have you eaten people for corn, he says he ate it, i say, i really liked it, he says, i do too, i say, listen, and if we’re like, well, what do you think, if we sell it,

well, what do you think in general, such an idea, he says great, like, how would you like to sell, we have friends, m... of course, this is a coffee shop and bakery, pakufuda and pukhke, they are in the same room, eh, lilya, tanya and anton, i say, listen, and if, well, what do you think, if i, like, come to the girls, and like, and we will do something, like, i don’t know there, some kind of fair, counter, counter, special offer, well, something, he says, yes, damn , it’s cool, i say, class, i’m right in the same evening, i write chatik, create, give girls, and say , we need to talk about a work issue, we didn't have that, because we're kind of friends and we didn't do anything, and they're so intriguing that come on, okay, we're meeting the next day, i... begins to tell all this, these are people, corn, it’s delicious, and they really interrupt me when i say something like this: damn, yes, come on, listen, it’s cool, and if we

join, and they start to develop it's from the type, let's sell, let's sell a person a corn in, let's make a weekend, in which, some number of friendly, institutions will unite. for the sake of some kind of help to a woman, and it starts to rush, well, it’s just something crazy, they completely take over this communication with institutions, because i don’t have any time at all, or construction is rushing, and eh there, conditionally, our chatik with them looks like this , they say that borscht was added there, tripichcha was added, the seventh layer was added there, someone says, but this establishment wants not just to sell, but also to cook, because... all these establishments that participated , and they are different, there is tripiche, which is very close to us here, they have such spontaneous ukrainian cuisine, they have written on instagram, and love is

a georgian restaurant on the seventh floor, and everyone cooks it, someone bakes it, someone makes something out of it, uh, there was a place that made corn ice cream, corn ice cream. well, it's very cool, first of all, everyone was happy to take part in it, secondly , some crazy story with comments, reposts, likes, whatever happened to every military gathering, because they are every institution , they fasted, we filmed the people, filmed the corn, described how much it costs, well, we set a single price for the sale of raw chicken to everyone, then as much as you want... make money on it, you want all the money, but the main thing for me is to buy it anyway people have a cornucopia and they themselves wrote posts in their own social networks and we were simply added to a joint post as a volunteer, and if

you look at our instagram account, it may seem that we are just busy, we are not a charitable foundation, but we sell corn, because there are also seven or eight different people of corn, someone there drew all this and that the most important thing is that people who buy'. is this corn, well, they had the same impression as i did when i was eating pitaka in raisins on my knees, because it is very tasty, true, and it turns out that we did - a project, i have very few such projects in my life, i usually if it project, it is very long, difficult, unclear, and then it is clear, you spend a lot of energy on it, and then something. there is reconstruction, there is something else, something else, and this is a project that went as smoothly as possible, everyone somehow organized themselves, everything turned out great, everyone

liked it very much, and lyuda made money at the same time, we sold all the corn that she had at that time , well, it was like that, it’s all over, it’s no longer there, but the establishments are happy, the people who ate happy, well, they were all happy, and then other establishments wrote to me, and they said like peace out there, if something happens next time , you should join us too, and i'm like, damn it, it 's so spontaneous, i'm sorry, we, we're only for it, but well, such a story happened, i really love the corn, i remember, and very i want to come up with something like that next year, we even think, well, not next year, i think we will do it this year, we want to make a bench. occupation, and from kharkov here in one place, if everything works out, we need a little time for this, we will now stop burning with construction and deal

with it, because in fact there are not only people, not only long, not only corn, there are a lot of people who knit socks and roll tomatoes, and on, on, on, by the way, after we sold the corn, m, i definitely remember that love is this... georgian and it seems that we also brought nikitiv trepiche back to the cook , they ask if there is anything else, well, because, for example, if it is a georgian restaurant, then they always make some kind of salad there, yes, it is tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, garlic, well, they need it, they have it there, and our guys, who were building, every time they traveled, they stopped by people, valery, there was someone else there, and they bought garlic from him, they bought tomatoes from him and brought them directly, and the guys continued to cook, in short, you don’t... tea, well, it’s just some he-he, you take it, it’s 5 minutes of your time on the way back in that car with that gasoline, which you will use anyway, because you

are doing another project, and you are just physically carrying it. 100, 200, 300, 500 hryvnias in the village to people, and they don’t have to do anything for this, they don’t have to spend their gasoline, their time, but they simply give something, and i want more people to do this, because i it seems that with minimal effort we get maximum profit, just steal this idea from us and do it in a way that motivates the volunteer team to continue its activities. it seems to me that we have to do something, if we as people, if i as a person, made a choice for myself that i stay here, then i can't not do it, well, it's not a question for me, you just do, if you you can do it at the front, you do it at the front, if you think you are more useful here, you do it here,

there is no alternative not to... do it, in the sense that people i don't know don't work there evacuate the wounded or do they volunteer directly? you are free, come to us , i will give you a lot of work. i know a bunch of people who haven't made a single repost of something, but there are 11 of them, well, like, and you can do it silently, but do, well, the main, key, only thing, that's right, it's just take and do, we have no choice.

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maria gurska meets with the head every week of the committee on foreign affairs of the polish sejm by pawel koval, the polish government's commissioner for the restoration of ukraine. as always, we talk about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine, and europe. what is being said about ukraine in the eu, how should we perceive the statements of european politicians and what will our accession to the eu look like? in the project close to politics, close to the world with maria gurska. every sunday at 15:30 with a repeat at 22:00. in cooperation with seestre. hello, this is svoboda ranok, an informational project of radio svoboda. top guests every day. it ship district, kherson. turn on live. we are somewhere in the vicinity of bakhmut.

we tell the main thing. on weekdays. at 9:00 congratulations. on february 21, russian propagandists rejoiced at the news, which once again proves that creating a famine is such a real bulwark of the russian faith. the russian state duma also terminated the soviet agreement with great britain regarding fishing. but the motivation is interesting. she is not in it to do something. useful for the russians, the main thing that pleases all propagandists is to leave the british without food. deputies of the state duma adopted the law on funding the fisheries agreement with great britain, it allowed the kingdom's sailors to fish in our waters. they led for almost 70 years, only last year they caught more than half a million. millions of tons of cod alone, it is this, as well as haddock fillets, that are used

to prepare the main dish.