there are 250-300 people, policemen, military, border guards, caring locals, friends and girlfriends. so far , more than 15 km of forest have been surveyed, specialists with quadcopters and canine experts with service dogs are working. the search for the missing student is also taking place on the water with the help of a special camera and equipment, as well as examining the bottom and coastline. friends say it was her decision. they rested and she went into the unknown. direction, then they came to their senses and started searching for her. we currently have some other versions we cannot nominate, we work precisely in the direction of search. we work for a result, and until there is no result, until we find the truth in this situation, we will work. the search does not stop for a minute, and there is already some result: the girl's coat was found, it was lying in the forest 7 km from the place where alina was last seen. the searchers do not lose hope, they say that for now there is at least... the slightest

chance to find the missing girl, you have to do everything possible for this. at the same time, fellow villagers said that alina is from a prosperous family, and in the educational institution where the girl studies, she was described as a very good and calm student. she did not have any conflicts in the group. she is a cheerful, cheerful girl, she went to classes. until the new year , she lived in our dormitory. alina followed the rules of residence and was always at classes. it is also known that in the summer of 2023 , alina's 20-year-old fiancé died in the war with the russian invaders. after that, the girl returned to her studies and all this time tried to recover from such a loss. we really hope that alina is alive, and it will be found, and in turn we will do everything we can for this. and the least you could do to help in this situation is to repost, share this video on your social networks. the more people see the information... about the missing girl, the more

chances there will be to find her. and of course, i ask you to look carefully at alina's face again, she is 17 years old, she is of medium build, she has blond hair and green eyes. if you know anything about alina bozhko, do not delay and immediately contact us on the hotline at the number 11630. calls from all mobile operators in ukraine are free. you can also write to us on the website or to the chatbot of the child search service in telegram. and i want to note that there is no unimportant information in the search, any little thing, any detail can become decisive, so we really hope for your help, attention and care, and please share this video. and finally, as usual, i ask you to go to the website of the children's search service. here you can see photos of all the boys and girls who are currently wanted. don't be indifferent take just a few minutes of your time. and

look closely at the faces of these children, they are all missing, but with your help we can find them. if you know any information about any of them, immediately call the hotline of the child tracing service at the short number 116.30. calls from all mobile operators in ukraine are free. we have created a resource through which you can report any crime against a child. in any city, at any time, just go to the site and let us know, and we will launch all possible mechanisms of criminal punishment. stopcrime ua. mykhailo travetskyi, owner of velosova farm, founder of the travetskyi project and the public organization pervist revival fund.

has been farming cows almost all his life, in addition to being a phd in veterinary obstetrics and gynecology, he also studied in the netherlands and has experience working on dairy farms in great britain. mykhailo talks about the life of the farm during the russian occupation, the creation of his projects and products, as well as the story of the bull he transported from the south of ukraine. mykhailo travetskyi. "a glorious son of ukraine, i'm a farmer, a doctor of veterinary medicine, according to my calculations, i'm already in the fifth generation, from my great-grandfather, we are veterinarians, we work with animals, and i 'll say it, the sixth generation is already growing up, my eldest daughter is also finishing his studies in veterinary medicine." faculty, i am a candidate

of veterinary sciences, in veterinary obstetrics and gynecology, in the past i was a top manager of the largest ukrainian holdings. which i headed the direction of animal husbandry, i have an mba master's degree, i.e i graduated from the kyiv-mohyla business school, the kyiv-mohyla academy, i studied in the netherlands, i have experience working in great britain on dairy farms, especially family ones, for about 5 years. that's why this is why i am the story of the travetskyi project in order to tell you a little about my travetskyi project and the farm of the village, you need to go back a little to the past, to understand what inspired me

to take this step and actually start my project when i finished kharkiv veterinary institute, i went to work at production, where i started... working with imported cattle that were imported from britain, in the early 90s, i worked in the maternity ward, and i had a rather serious problem, it was postpartum complications in cows, we used everything we knew, everything we knew, but the cattle were going to the slaughterhouse, and in fact it was for me how much, you know, a painful question, i understood that we were doing something wrong, in order to understand , what this imported cow needs. you need to go abroad and see how they are there manage, manage this entire process. and i went to britain. i was so impressed, it was the approach, you know, we only knew about capitalism on tv and what we read in the newspapers, and so i went there and breathed in their culture, their life, it's

a completely different life there, a completely different culture, completely different understanding. the most important thing is that there was no communism there, there is a landlord, there is an owner of his land, there is ee... the history of each family, here is the craft, the ancestral craft is passed down from generation to generation, here i am worked on farms where the sixth or seventh generations of families work with this farm, there is a history, there are photographs, you know, there is the past, there is the present, and what is most important, they have a future, because they the future is still being prepared, then the story, this boy, which runs for 3-4 years, do you understand? she does not sit on the phones , she sits in the tractors, she is with her parents to the anchors, they take care of the animals, they live life, you understand, but in our country everyone asks to drive the children out into the city, he worked 14, 16, 18 hours a day , well, i need it i had to earn some money to feed

my family, i had a daughter, i had a daughter on may 14, and on the 15th i flew to london, i had the first phase, i worked on a small farm of 80 cows, that is. .. the second phase i worked on a larger farm, casteldilon farm, one of the ten largest farms in britain, and i poisoned muldra at nola’s, that’s where i’ll tell you, somehow it was more and more democratic and , in fact, that’s where you know, i somehow understood all the values ​​that are needed, which are exactly what we lack here in ukraine, and i took heart, said, that i will find the strength to return home, because i have already been there for the third, fourth time. a year of work, i was left there as a highly qualified employee, my visas were already extended, and i was already potentially going to get a green card and even to obtain british citizenship, i will tell you an example, well, to the extent that it will be expedient, it is not expedient, but look there,

the farmer and i were milking such and such a morning, and such and such a morning, and we milked cows with him, he milked in one milking hall, i milked in the second milking hall, and we milked cows in the hall. took the cattle, that's how i drive them from cage to cage, and only in them a cage, a barn between barns, i drove a barn from one barn to another barn, and it stands like that, on the hill like that, the sun like that, the dew, all the beauty like that, and he stands, says: mike, they called me mike, mike ran, and he says, mike , look, says around, look at the sky , look at the nature, look at the sun, i love you, says britain, for the fact that today you give me the opportunity to live, work, raise my children and enjoy. i will tell you this with my life i'm just standing there and thinking that i went to 39 lands to earn some money to feed my family in order to somehow make ends meet, and in fact, a man here says that he works full of shit, so you know, well

, a farmer is a classic farmer and he says, i'm great , i'm proud of it, i love you, the country, and i've been thinking so much, i'm thinking , damn it, there will come a moment when i... will return to ukraine, that's when i'll start working, and there will come a moment when i'll stand up and say : i love you, country, and thank you for what you are to me made it possible for me to live about... work, raise my own, raise my children and enjoy life, it was such a motivator on a psychosomatic level that made me move and get out of my comfort zone, because there i already took i took my wife, took my child, we are already there, if only we could safely stay there, but i say no, we will return home, i returned to ukraine, literally three years later i was already working at kernel, that is four years. i already worked in kernel, but i was already in charge of animal husbandry, there were already 20 thousand livestock, when i started to occupy top

models, mavka, you are needed here, go away, go away, i know that without you there will be nothing here, and that's when i realized that a veterinary education is not enough for me, that's why that team management, management, business processes, that ’s different team formation there, i realized that i need three skills... transformational ones, you see, and in this process i went to, well, i decided for myself and went to kyiv-mohyla academy the kyiv-mohyla academy, i will tell you, is my alma mater number two, because the first one is vets, and the second one, it's not like training, it's like, you know, consciousness, working with your consciousness, that feeling when you're driving a tractor or some kind of car, and you don't... you know how to manage it, but here they give you a bunch of tools, specifically so that you

can move clearly, on your life path, then i thought even more, you know, then i left after this class, and i went out and asked himself a question: mykhailo, who are you, you know, why did you come back from britain, well, why did you come here to ukraine, you came to make ukraine like britain, to develop animal husbandry, to be such a locomotive for animals there.' in order for all directions to follow you and a transformation to actually take place, and well, i thought that even then, when i was still there, when i was 25-27 years old, then i already had these thoughts, it took 5-7 there 10 years, and in fact i realized that working in large companies, i actually do not influence the process of transformation at that time, then there was no resuscitation, namely transformation. animal husbandry, and this it was, you know, how much it is, well, it hurts , because i will tell you, we worked with

enterprises, we worked with farms, teams, created, worked, trained young people, replaced ourselves, were leaders there, locomotives there, actually performed business plans, when some enterprises did not fulfill the assigned tasks, the farms were insiders, then in fact we had to actually optimize them, we closed the farms, transported livestock, where it was worse, they were taken to a meat processing plant, where they were better transported to farms, and passed a certain period of time, i used to return to these villages by road, you understand how much i was in shock, but there were practically no farms anymore, there were no kindergartens, there were no schools, shops were closed, and in fact the village was just starting to die, this is my work the work directly... you understand, and i was so hooked on it, and it was precisely at these moments

that it began, you know, inside me to rattle so much, but in relation to the fact that, well , there is again an increasing question, mykhailo, who are you , you know, did you come to destroy it all, or did you come to restore it, that's the question i actually finished my work at kernel, so i went to work on my own project, i thought i would start it, but literally there... a few days later, i was invited by the astarta team, but it positioned itself as inclined to go directly to the private sector, to ordinary people, but the owner is a villager himself , from the village, and in fact, well, for me it was quite such a difficult decision to accept this challenge and go to the holding again, but we agreed that i would try, that’s it in principle, if it will really be so... as i think, that's it it will not contradict my inner feelings, then in fact, well, i will work, well

, i will tell you honestly, i worked for 2.5 years, then we shook hands and i left, there was no recall inside of exactly what i was doing right, and then i already understood that i was going to the project, to my project, that is, i started the travetskyi project, that is, in order to provide consulting services, to give advice, to help enterprises in particular to be in... active in the dairy business, that is, along with the team latifundists, or mass media, or we have created courses at the livestock academy, started selling these. projects, this is a video course where i talk about business, starting from a blade of grass and ending there with the sexed sperm of the top bulls, oh and actually how to manage a business, a team, well, in short, the entire segment, and you understand, and covid started, and actually this project slowly began to die out, i seriously thought about how i should continue to

exist, well, monetization of this whole process, as my friend said, mykhailo says, what are you doing? you will make money, and somehow this farm fell to me from the sky, and it is actually in i have a house here, and this farm is nearby , my friend, a farmer, worked here, but that ’s how he went into crop production, this farm somehow became a bit boring for him, well, he was stressed, so he decided to turn it over, there are five left the cow actually says, if you want, take her away, because i already said i won't deal with her, i'll take the cows away, well, the cows were jerseys like that, well, good fat milk. but they were all there with chronic mastitis, they had their own difficulties, but over time i had to replace them, i took this fermochka, i remember, i came to my wife, i said, we already have a farm, and she said: mykhailo, why do you need it, what are you with, how will you be in general, and how will i be, you understand, and for me this is a project trivetsky, in essence , this was exactly the kind of transformation that took place, i switched from wholesale, i

switched to the private sector, because at that very moment i was looking for a lot of such ways. how to help the private sector, why the private sector, yes, why not high-end production, i will tell you, because there are about 350,000 cattle left on the farms, and the milk from them is about 2 million tons of milk per year that goes from these enterprises to milk processing plants and is accordingly processed and used for food and people. if we take the private sector , there were about 2 million cows in the private sector at that time, but there were about 1,700, so there were 2 million in general, and 1,700, then in fact, well, more than half were in the private sector, which actually solved the whole problem of the entire dairy market, because it was like this, and it is still like this , so that you understand, offshore for dairies,

because if on a farm milk is taken for 15 hryvnias, then in the private sector in... the milk producer right in the village receives milk from a peasant at 5 uah, and in fact, this difference is added to the farm milk and the products are already made, and the milk is already sold at the prices that are available in the supermarket today, 30-40, there are 50-60 uah, and in fact the output is, you know, such a resonance, in fact, the village actually feeds the country and earns in fact, pennies, and i'm honest it started a little like this. what to do, i think that the private sector is the same strategic unit as farming and holding, in fact they should also have, well , how to say, a chance, a chance, well, for survival, i 'm not saying to earn more , and here is a fan of survival, for today, animal husbandry in the private sector, be healthy, but in fact it is already on the verge of extinction, and

today all the conditions in the state have developed, for some reason, so that... the private sector has come out , so that the maximum number people left the village, this is the situation : land was distributed to people, you are the owners of your land, there is no landlord on the land, today, well , there are only a few such mykhailos, but in our district , in the region, in ukraine, if you conduct statistics, conduct statistics, in ukraine there are, if i am not mistaken, a little more than 30 thousand small farms left, when... in poland, in poland, about a million are currently undergoing such a, you know , gradual extinction, you know, like the type of farmers, today day small farmer, well, it turns out that well or the same a peasant, i will say this, well, nobody actually needs him, because he cannot take the funds he needs, he cannot

prepare the land as it should, he cannot feed it as it should. take care of livestock, well, he can't do much, because everything he can is taken by the big players, and in fact they, well, if they steered the process, you know, i came here to the farm, there were five cows here, and a bag of grain waste, already it was such a time, the month of september, but there was not a stalk of hay, there was nothing, no grain except this bag, and in fact it was necessary to winter somehow, and you know what i did, i rolled up my sleeves, then i dressed... like an ordinary peasant, then i hung up my suit, oh, white shirt, rotten, then i put on these clothes like this. simple and went to work on the farm. britain taught me so much that today i am what i know, i sometimes even

get pleasure from the fact that today i started with a farm of five goals, now i have more than 50 goals, but when necessary, when necessary, i service this farm entirely by myself, from a to z, from the 5th in the morning and until 3 pm. milked everything , and cleaned, and fed, and mowed, and processed the milk, oh, in fact, this whole process is carried out calmly, because the main rule that i learned in britain is to do it so that it is easy for you, and so this is actually how my farm began to develop, i understood that in order for it to become profitable, it is necessary to invest in it, and it is necessary to replace livestock. it is necessary to carry out some transformations, reconstructions, in order to optimize the work process itself and even being in a village on

a farm, you need to think, well, you know, if in cities, the line of the so-called philosophy , you need to think in such a way that everything is as simple as possible, when you want to go to work as simply as possible, you are comfortable, you completely merge with nature, that's it in fact, you live on... the same wave, you see, and i will tell you, the process went on, the process went on, i thought about what breed i want to keep, it was really such a serious question, because, well, i had jerseys, jerseys are an english breed, actually theirs specifics, they give the so-called sealed milk, but the milk is very sweet and very fatty, i think english cows in ukraine, so i came to the conclusion that it is necessary to deal with ukrainian cows. ukrainian cows, i think, but where can i get these ukrainian cows, well, you understand, and like mine, well, i had quite a few acquaintances, scientists began to tell me where we still have ukrainian cows left, i

drove through a number of state breeding farms, i looked at what condition they were in, and i was honestly shocked, i realized that mine the task will be to simply take, select some individuals, of each breed, and actually accumulate them on the farm and... then, over time, engage in breeding and still try to increase the population of ukrainian cows, and i had this idea , but ukrainians still have to drink milk from ukrainian cows that graze on ukrainian land, that take energy from our land through this poison, transform it through their bodies into milk, and then this energy of the land on... goes to our children, to us in organisms, and in fact we grow, as well a full-fledged nation, we must remember our roots, we must know that

our lineage began with the splits, and the cow, exactly the cow, is precisely our immediate, well, not only the nurse, it is our friend, it is our associate, here i am to you i will say, this is our support for thousands of years, and exactly... behind me, behind me, a squirrel, oh, there are my gray cattle, be healthy, it’s true, but gray cattle are exactly this, exactly the original indicator, for me, it is precisely her original such breed, not that original, ours, you know, she is like that an authentic breed, it has roots that developed in parallel with our people, this cow is already thousands and thousands of years old, it is a descendant of our wild tour there, as they say, well, you can tell a lot, but i will tell you, it is a breed

, who knows her, looks into her eyes, look at velesa , look at marfi, look at mokoshi, and in fact you know, they have an honest look in their eyes, you know, this is insubordination, you know, this is precisely such insubordination, mistrust. there is such a poem: strong greased hands and muscles are as if hard oak. oh, ukrainian trident shines on a snow-white embroidered dress, icy disbelief in her eyes , her head shines like a globe, it’s been a long time since sakira walked the streets of moscow, well, this is such a poem, but i always remember this poem in particular, when i look into the eyes of our gray people, this is the classic type of ukrainian, this... ours is our indomitability, indomitability, you know, they, they are like that, they trust me, but they know, but they, but they are individual, here they are now, god forbid someone

somewhere behind... the gate will come out, they will be the first to react gray, you see, somehow they are so, and i decided that after all this breed should live, and then, as i read, and then, as i met, it turns out that there are about a thousand of these cows left for the whole of ukraine , gray ukrainian cattle, 100 years ago there were about 2 million heads of this cattle in ukraine, 2 million heads were gray ukrainian cattle, today they remain, askania is occupied, i do not know how many of them are left there. did they survive there or not, did they spend the winter, did they come out in the spring, because then there was no fodder and no sowing, nothing, they were under occupation , they gnawed there, i don't know what they gnawed there, well, to the extreme there was trouble there, but now there is only one plym plant left in ukraine, there are 250 heads left, plus young animals, livestock, plus my axles and even where they are left in ukraine, maybe 500 heads at most, today we are simply destroying our history, a hard replacement of history is going on, and

that’s it... my project was born, i decided to call my bull a breeder, i have a breeding bull, velees, veles, veles, my friend, he is handsome, you see, a little in soul, i changed my worldview, working here with cattle, it is one thing when you are in kyiv, when you are so fashionable, when you are so trendy, and the second thing, when you are fashionable in the village, you understand, when you are all, excuse me in the manure, when you walk barefoot on... the ground, when you breathe these, these honeybees, it's almost autumn, but here it smells, and it smells far from shit, you see, and on my farm it doesn't smell like shit, either because it's all, believe me, it's all alive, here is living nature, here is living food, here today i sell people alive milk, and in fact i decided to call the farm a veles farm, veles is a god, the patron

of all living animals, both in the forest and in the house, this is our slavic god, this is the old god, and in fact, somehow you believe , it began, this is our entire mythology, this is our entire ancestral culture, this is our ancestors, it began to resonate very strongly precisely in my work, and this is how the veles farm was born, the veles farm is actually veles and the sons and daughters of veles, and the travetskyi project. already passed the bicycle farm, but you you see, in parallel with simus , my youtube channel came to life, so i started working, i understood in which direction i can today reach every ukrainian who works in the private sector and does not know the answer to the question of how to take care of livestock, how to cure them, how to feed her properly, even how to feed her properly in order to get milk so that it does not smell

like a cow, today it is all done, very simply, i used to go around the villages and ask to tell people all this, but it was such a feeling that i shot sparrows with a cannon, two or three men came , no one knew me, and they could not understand what this man was driving and what he wanted to tell us, but when i started my youtube channel, i started slowly step by step, i have a channel with in the 14th year, but he was there for two or three years , in fact, before covid, he was completely inactive, there were about 100 subscribers. i didn't understand how to manage it at all, but then the process started step by step, we created an online store together with my colleagues, we started selling products that already work checked by me for years, even checked for decades, and in fact you believe, today the ravetsky project, and my small veles farm, with your advice and actions, we have

honestly saved the private sector. without exaggerating a thousand heads, i have my phone number freely available, and in fact people call from all over ukraine, starting from uzhgorod, and ending with chernihiv region and sumy region, in fact they call everywhere and ask for advice on what to do with a cow, when there is problem. i if possible, i fully explain everything, give hints, help as much as my skill and understanding of the situation is enough. how does the farm work and what is produced there? i love when it floods. the yard, the yard is full, i remember my childhood, when i was a young boy, i actually took care of livestock, i had cows, pigs, horses, turkeys, ducks, geese, chickens, rabbits, dogs, cats, and in fact it was me who went out in the morning, i was like that, we lived on the edge of the village, here and there, in short, the edge of the village came to life for me, i opened all my barns, that's what i consulted there, milked...