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survival, in this war and beyond. terrifying footage of the russian missile attack on kharkiv in february. this is not allowed to be shown in close-up. the whole family was burned alive, two adults and three children. in kharkiv , from the very first days, there was a disaster. they also started flying there, all these planes. several refugees who had already decided to return were stopped by the latest tragedy in kharkiv. i really want to go home, and the day we're going to leave, the day we're going to leave. millions of women are waiting for it to be safe to come home for good. two thirds are not going after the war to live in europe. meanwhile, ukraine is losing ukrainians. last year, a third less people were born than before the war. only this does not mean at all that ukrainian women.

to give birth less, where did the rest of the children go, they will become germans and french, italians and british, but most of all poles, not just one who gave birth here, six or seven girls were born here, last year our immigrant women gave birth to as much as 5% of all children in poland, ukrainian women are in second place among women who gave birth, right after polish women; in 2023, a total of 15 foreign women gave birth in poland. and this is 7% of all children, that in the same year 23 were born in ukraine and only in poland. ukrainian women are becoming a resource for the aging nations of europe, and their governments are already taking us into account in their demographic strategies, which are now no less important than national defense plans, because it is just as much about the survival of nations. and that the ukrainian authorities have a plan to return ukrainian women? refugees are not only asking for security. to return their desired

specific actions. what has the government done during the two years of the war, or has it not been done? ukrainian women have become a real gift for poland destiny there has been a demographic crisis for many years, and the poles tried to solve this demographic crisis by flooding the society with money. they spent 3.5% of the gross domestic product on demographic programs. that's more than an army, but it didn't help because the number of babies... just kept falling. and so from 2022, for the second year in a row, there will be a sharp increase in the birth rate in poland, as much as twice. true, only among foreigners. poles still do not want more children. what happened? the demographic situation in poland in 2023 is the worst ever the end of world war ii. only 272,000 poles were born. and this is a third less than just three years ago. is the polish method suitable for us ukrainians when in... this

can be solved through money, actually no, but where is the way out for ukrainians, or will the return of millions of ukrainian women to ukraine change the situation, now i will give some optimistic numbers. at the beginning of the invasion, 27-year-old ilona zolenko from kharkiv was seven months pregnant. after a few days of wandering, the girl arrived in the town of gozhu in velikopolskyi. a calm, cozy town, where russian missiles do not reach. but to give birth alone in someone else's home... it's very scary, the welder's husband stayed in kharkiv, i wanted to show the baby on a video, the internet was bad for me, and he's yelling at me: ilona, ​​i'm going to call back, because it's here, and i hear that there's something there flies, he drops the phone, and i don't understand where it flew, i'm lying here my little one, ilona is grateful to the poles for their help, they took care of her daughter in the hospital as if it were their own, they didn't deprive her of social assistance either. in the first year, all payments

were up to a thousand zlotys per month, but not now regrets, let's take even 500 zlotys, then for our ukrainian ones, well, somewhere around 500 hryvnias, and ukraine. 860, well, there is a difference. currently , there are four to five million ukrainian immigrants in the eu countries. 18% of them are men, 35% are children and 47% are women. in total , there are about 3 million able-bodied women abroad. and according to the forecasts of the bloomberg agency, if ukraine does not do anything for their return, it will lose 10% of the military gross domestic product every year, which is 20 billion euros. while eu aid in the amount of 50 billion euros for four years is only 12.5 billion per year. a total of 30% of ukrainians fled the war, and the birth rate dropped by 30%. so, if these women come back, it is clear that the birth rate will rise again. and now some optimistic

numbers that i promised earlier. the birth rate began to rise, at least in two areas. let's see which ones. it is interesting. this is mykolayivska by 5% and kharkivska by 3% more than in the 22nd. why? because there , significant territories were liberated and people began to return, to zaporizhzhia or kherson oblast, to unfortunately, this did not happen. by the way, in addition to the capital, the largest number of children are born in lviv oblast and dnipropetrovsk oblast. why? again, the largest number of immigrants settled there. our internally displaced persons are our additional and double resource to improve the demographic situation. i offered the government 10 points on how to do it. and what does the government do, only after a year and a half. after the start of full-scale aggression, the government began to develop a demographic strategy, now, more than two years later, they changed and finally presented what they did, they only changed one number, from planning until 2033 they extended it to the 40th, that's all, already the un draws our

attention to the fact that we need to do something about the demographic crisis. it is important to plan the return, most ukrainians want to return, and they need appropriate conditions. the government should develop policies to encourage people to return safely and have access to work, etc. you need them to restore ukraine and be together again. among my proposals is the creation of a separate ministry of the family, i called it the ministry of love. it is very important that there is one coordinating body that will take care of ukrainian families, the return of ukrainians from abroad, the reconstruction of ukraine for the return of ukrainians to the liberated territories. there is nothing similar. what is the ukrainian government doing during this time? she ... threatens those who left ukraine by force to return them, appeals to foreign governments about this, but it must be considered that 85% of those who left are women, and it will not work to return them by force, everything must be done to eat wanted to return to ukraine, because otherwise they will find new jobs for themselves

, will adapt to a new home, and they and their children, and this , of course, will be a big disaster for us. currently, there are three ways of legal stay of ukrainians in the territory. eu states, the first in the status of a tourist, the second - by obtaining temporary protection, and the third - by obtaining the status of a refugee. the eu temporary protection directive was adopted back in 2001, but has never been applied until 2022. it was activated for the first time regarding ukrainians. temporary protection is a tool for providing assistance to large masses of people at the same time, so as not to consider each case for six months. such a term is provided in the case of an individual'. applying for refugee status. in addition, a person who submits such an application cannot work for another six months, cannot leave the country, their passport will be taken away. at the same time, asylum seekers with the status of temporary protection retain all rights, including a work permit, and can

apply for such protection in any country of the european union, except denmark, then, as refugees only in the first country where they got to. regarding ukrainians, the eu directive on temporary collective protection has been activated. "if this had not been done, the 6 million refugees who left ukraine in 2022 would have settled only in poland, hungary, romania, bulgaria and slovakia. what will ukrainians do after the european union cancels the temporary protection? there are three ways: one way is legal, people will get permanent residence permits, look for work and stay in the countries that granted them shelter another way, part of these people will become illegal in these countries, some small part will return, we would like it to be a large part, but where will they return, a quarter of the ukrainian territory is occupied, what did the government do in order for these people to provide , at least, housing in another territory of ukraine, to open special programs? it seems that nothing has happened yet. the post-war baby boom in the usa became

possible, in particular, due to a sharp decrease in the cost of renting housing, car prices and the development of the road network. and you know why in in the soviet union, it started as much as 10 years later than in america, because it was launched only in the 60s. khrushchev construction program. yes, it was a small-sized, low-quality apartment, without an elevator and a garbage chute. but millions got their first housing, where it was possible to plan a family. only until the 85th. in ukraine, they built 10,000 houses, their project was baptized under the supervision of france in a working-class district, and why can't we now use other people's experiences to overcome the demographic crisis. about some of them, polish, israeli, french, i i tell in the documentary film ministry of love, at this link. this is neither good nor bad, it is one of the scenarios of how to respond to the demographic challenge. the german economy grew like yeast after 1945. unemployment was zero. had to invite foreigners. yugoslavs, italians and turks came the most. when

the situation improved in yugoslavia and italy, their citizens returned home to their families, but turkish men, on the contrary, brought their families to germany. this was not prevented even by contracts that stipulated the mandatory return of zabobit residents to their homeland. and what about housing reconstruction in ukraine? after all, 40,000 people were dismissed in two years. this is half of the territory occupied in 2022, it is like the whole of moldova. everywhere , the occupier left behind burnt marks. currently , we have two government reconstruction programs: there is recovery, these are mainly funds for repairs, 35,000 ukrainians have benefited from it. there is oselya. this is not a targeted program for refugees, but since august 1, 2023, it has been extended to them as well. so, until november , only 19 families were able to use it. such government failures are obvious. are also visible to ordinary ukrainians, because according to the razmkov center, 40% of respondents believe that the government is not coping with the restoration of the housing

stock. so far, the state has helped 40,000 ukrainians, in fact there are millions of those who need help. how to do it? the funds that we can get from the interest on russian assets, or those russian assets themselves, or any foreign aid, should be spent primarily on two purposes: the production of weapons and large programs to provide housing. those ukrainians who were left without their own homes. weapons and people - this is what will become the main way and reserve of our defense and, in the future, of our victory. the total amount of frozen assets is estimated at 300 billion dollars. of all western countries, the most money is concentrated in belgium, almost 200 billion euros. because the headquarters of one of the two international depositories of euroklia securities is located there. and it is the belgian government that is most actively working on the mechanism of transferring these assets to... the interest rates are constantly increasing, if in 2022 euroclia reported 822

million euros of income from frozen funds, then only in the first half of the 23rd year, the amount of such income doubled. we have a popular opinion that it is possible to talk about the reconstruction of ukraine only after a complete victory. she is not quite right. during the second world war, the polish government planned a way out of the demographic crisis. the germans were destroying warsaw, the polish government already had a plan. in what way to ensure that the poles return and that their housing is rebuilt. in ukraine, foreign governments are rebuilding our houses. the state is not doing anything yet. the german government will finance construction of 2,000 apartments for ukrainian idps. in such cities as khotyn, chernivtsi, kolomyia, irpin, gorenka, lajin, khmelnyk, stary sambir, drohobych and kamianka buska. a unique thing has already appeared in the village of tarasivka in the kyiv region. small town. american businessman and philanthropist del loy hansen built these modern houses for ukrainian immigrants. he

said that i know how to build, i like to build. i want to build a town for immigrants because i want to restore their dignity. this town is designed for 420 families. as of 200 families have already been settled, and that's about 600 people, 200 children. the town was built. in record time, back in may 23rd there was a wasteland here, today the town of henson is replenished again, several refugee families have come to get new housing, they are being gathered in the local bomb shelter to hand over the keys, the first family is our poltava olena, donetska region, city of avdiivka. very good, thank you, good, how many of you. we invite the family of iryna petrenko, this is the city of

hovchas, kharkiv region. tell me, how many family members do you have? our family consists of eight people, eight people, yes, four adults, four children. we first moved to the kyiv region , the city of vasylkiv, representatives from there came, and in this way brought this... information to our attention, offered to fill out the questionnaires, we agreed, filled in, sent and waited for a reply for a very long time, but glory. for god's sake, the chibotaryov family maria, this is the luhansk region, the city of lysichansk, i already remember the name, i learned it by heart, probably tell me about and where are your parents, they are sitting here, as mr. hanson says, we today we must restore people's dignity, today they have the right to a dignified life,

dignified heads, we are very happy for our new residents, let's shout families of immigrants. take a photo together as a memory and go to their new homes in the town of henson for the first time. that is, i can put the pot on and cook immediately. everything is there, all utensils, knives, ladles and spoons, forks. i did not expect this at all, i am in shock, because it is so, here is the stove. i just don't...

in a modular town of four, two children and me and my wife, well here i can't write this in a word, were there any alternative options from the state, even for these polish houses, well, how about the internet, and not from the state even, difficult questions, i will say very much, why? the state does not do this, but others, even the poles, did it, brought them, did everything , provided housing for people, they made excellent conditions here, why, i don’t know, you have to ask them, zelenskyi , he is also the president of ukraine, everything depends on him, and from the people who are close to him, what

is the ukrainian government doing to overcome the demographic catastrophe? so far unsuccessfully joking, although in fact we have so much a great crisis with the population, which they never had after the 13th century, after the batian invasion and after the ruin in the 17th century. i think that for sure the birth rate in ukraine will improve because of these power cuts, this is the best time to make love and enjoy life. what was the ukrainian government doing ? and when it became clear that the victory would not be as quick as they had convinced society, they began to think how to make money from the immigrants and began to offer foreign governments should give the funds that are given directly to the immigrants to the ukrainian authorities so that they themselves distribute them, and if they want to make money here, it would be much better for us if germany, it

would support the ukrainians by giving money to the budget of ukraine, and then ... ukraine would already redistribute this money, depending on where this person is located. laughter through tears. banks do not even have an idea of ​​how assistance is provided. it seems to them that if the german government allocates 500 € for one ukrainian, then it is possible just take this €500 for yourself and then redistribute it. but the germans provide assistance according to a completely different principle. the basic benefit from the german employment centers is called "bürgelt" and is 502 € per month for single people. people, 451 € for married couples and from 318 to 420 for minors. this money can be used to pay for food, clothes, hygiene products, electricity costs, bus and train tickets. in germany , about 700,000 ukrainians receive such social assistance. in total, germany spends 6 billion euros per year for the after

in this case she started stuttering. endless noise on 25 square meters, 10 people in the room, and my dog. bunk beds.

i want to write: you will take me to live with you, i will return tomorrow, if i had the opportunity to return to somewhere in ukraine, let's say, to some hostel, to find a job, i would be happy to return. in poland, ukrainians received such state payments. 400 plus, the monthly payment to parents, or children in daycare, is 400 zlotys, or about 3,800 hryvnias. 500 family every month. assistance to families of 500 is about uah 4,750. with in the 24th year, this amount was raised to 800 zlotys for each child, which is another 7,600 hryvnias. good start.

this is a one-time aid to schoolchildren for the beginning of the new school year - 300 zlotys. ukrainians who have just arrived in poland receive a one-time payment of 300 zlotys and 40 zlotys daily for 120 days. in total, in 2022 , 1,100,000 ukrainians took advantage of various benefits in poland in the amount of 370 million zlotys, or 3.5 billion hryvnias. all funds are transferred to polish bank accounts. why should polish banks give the income from both of these money to the ukrainian one to the authorities i believe that the share of payments that poland pays us, for example, in my situation, should be raised by poland, what will be the share of those payments. i did not really understand that position. the netherlands provides refugees from ukraine with free accommodation, food, transport and financial assistance. ukrainians in the netherlands are resettled in temporary housing all over the country free of charge. it is impossible to choose the place and city of accommodation on your own, this is done by centers for refugees. reimbursement of food costs depends

on the number of family members: €242 per person adult, if two, 194, if three, 170, if four. another 60 € per person is paid every month for the purchase of clothes. an additional €80 per person if the person lives in a dutch family. these funds can be given away. host family, but not necessarily. there are about 100,000 ukrainians in the netherlands, of which 25,000 have found work. that year it was a little less, but now it has been raised by €20. before the war, maria was a student at a medical college in the kharkiv region. now she lives in the dutch city of appledoorn and is already studying at a local college. municipality provided ukrainians with a free room without amenities in a former office building. one escape.

here, all the refugees, not only ukrainians, are also from other countries, turkey, syria, there are people for whom the law does not exist, there are some incidents, some fights, that is why the police came to us very often. maria, like many of her peers, does not want to return to ukraine, maybe something will change later, this is not an exact answer, but for now yes, i plan to stay here, study and work in the hospital. the girl says that many people have nowhere to go to return, their cities are under occupation or destroyed, it is the initiative of the authorities to take them away. the dutch payments were also very infuriated by a little bit of delusion, because it seems to me that this money will not go to help ukrainians. in france, the primary temporary protection of aps can

be extended for a maximum of three years. aps provides the right to medical care, you can open a bank account and register children in educational institutions. monetary compensation in the presence of aps per day is 6.80 cents for one person, 10 €20 cents for two people. if the refugee does not live in public housing, and rents housing, then half of the amount is compensated, but directly to the lessor. how is the ukrainian government going to take this money from the pockets of the french? more than 65,000 people have the status of temporary protection of france. the homes for youtube program operates in great britain, which allows british citizens to sponsor someone's visa from ukraine and host ukrainians. at least 6 months. having received such a visa, you can also receive a one-off payment of 200 pounds sterling in monthly payments. theirs the amount depends on the age of ukrainians and the number of

family members. an adult under the age of 25 receives 265 pounds, from 25 years - 335 pounds. two adults under the age of 25 receive just over £416. two adults over 25 get almost £526. also, citizens of ukraine receive the right to official employment and medical care for three years. about 100,000 ukrainians have the status of temporary protection in great britain. kateryna horodnycha. ukrainian journalist and producer, before the war had many interesting projects, led a successful, active life, everything ended on february 24 with the first explosions, on the night of february 24-25, a rocket exploded directly above our house, and a house burned down in the neighboring yard. in the end , katya ended up in great britain, with her son and two cats.

upon arrival in britain, each ukrainian in... was given just 200 pounds, we receive documents here, actually residents with the right to work, this is a three-year visa, it is a special ukrainian visa, for the first time i felt some confidence that i simply did not i will die tomorrow under the fence. kateryna and timur were welcomed by a family in wales, the welsh welcomed foreigners very kindly and sincerely, they gave me various surprises, they... morally supported me, i have a classmate, he studies the ukrainian language and is very interested in ukraine, in the british tradition, in the british culture of communication, there is no initial suspicion of people, that is, you do not have to prove to anyone that you are normal, that you are honest, that you are worthy of attention, but katya herself , without projects, deadlines and her own self-realization, began to feel extremely insecure among brits, i went... to

the doctor and was prescribed anti-depressants because it was real depression, i'm working on how to recover, but i'm still at that stage where i can't answer the question that do me with my tomorrow. katya is closely following what is currently happening in ukraine and was once even going to return, but has changed her mind now. she was frightened by the statements of the president who decided that... other goods i am against the new serfdom, i am against it being serfdom, 2.0 or 3:0. i don't have a daddy in the form of some of the ukrainian politicians who will tell me what i should do, where i should live, how much i should earn, they will distribute what i earn, no, no, it won't be like that. in ireland, the government has decided

to cut weekly payments. ukrainian refugees, they were reduced from 232 € to 38 €80 cents, but this is only for new arrivals , it does not apply to those who already live on the island. the state also provides ukrainian refugees with temporary housing, access to free health insurance, provides free education for children and language courses for adults. it is not known how the ukrainian authorities are going to take irish money and use it to teach and treat ukrainians in ireland. in order to have access to social security. you need to get a special number. currently, almost 100,000 such numbers have been issued. if you look at the funds spent by european and american governments to help ukrainians, it amounts to tens of billions of dollars. obviously, these funds arouse the imagination of the authorities and it seems that they can simply be taken and redistributed here. but it actually works differently. foreign governments provide assistance to ukrainians on the assumption that they will leave these funds in the economies of these countries. that's why everyone.