i'm in shock, because it's true, there's that stove , then i just couldn't imagine what it could be, i just couldn't, i went in, there's a bedroom, one gorgeous bedroom, the second, the bed is so big, we have a model town the city of vasyl kobi, people came who from this program told us: we were approved for this application, and that is why we now waited here, two by 5 m lived in a model town, four, two children, and i and my wife, well, here i can’t write it all in one word, were there any alternative options from the state, even for these polish houses, well... from

the internet, not even from the state, difficult questions, i must say, very much, why the state does not do it, and others, even the poles, did it , brought it, did everything, provided it, well, housing people, they have made great 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 on the people around him. what is the ukrainian government doing to overcome the demographic catastrophe. so far unsuccessfully joking, although in reality we have such a large population crisis that we have never had since 13 century, after the invasion of batia and after the ruin in the 17th century. i think that probably the birth rate in ukraine will improve because of these power cuts, this is the best time to... make love and enjoy

life. what did the ukrainian authorities do? she must have lulled herself to sleep, watching a self-invented telethon. 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 those funds that are given directly immigrants, to give to the ukrainian authorities in order for it to distribute them itself, and here they wanted to make money. much better for us. if germany, it would support ukrainians by giving money to ukraine's budget, and then ukraine would redistribute this money depending on where this person is. laughter through tears. at the bank, they don't even imagine how help is provided. it seems to them that if the german government allocates 500 € to one ukrainian, then you can simply take this 500 € for yourself and then redistribute it. but the germans on... they give help 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, €451 for married couples and between €318 and €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. the dog is 14 years old, lived well in mariupol, in an apartment, slept on beds. the beginning of

a full-scale invasion of a 50-year-old resident olena kostrova met mariupol at her home, she was escaping from shelling with her dog named buddy in the basement of a neighboring house. my dog ​​and i sat in the basement for 25 days while they bombed. there were 140 people in the basement, it was scary, but as a result, when one time... after that incident, she started stuttering. i realized that i cannot stay in mariupol any longer. volunteers brought elena to the refugee camp, which is located in the former famous berlin tegel airport. now, instead of planes, there are several thousand in it ukrainians two. two terminals and more completed

tents. we live in the terminal. in the tents they say even worse. despite the fact that the conditions in the camp are terrible and there is nothing to live for, the woman has to endure, there is nowhere to return. come back from europe, everyone, i want to write, and 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. payments: 400 plus monthly payment to parents or children in nursery is 400 zlotys or about 3800 hryvnias. 500 family, monthly assistance to families. 500 is about uah 4,750. since the 24th year, this amount has been 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 pln 40 daily for 120 days. in total, in 2022 , 1 million 1000 ukrainians took advantage of various benefits in poland for 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 the circulation of this money

to the ukrainian 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. choose the place and city of accommodation yourself impossible refugee centers do this. reimbursement of food costs depends on the number of family members. 242 euros for each adult if two, 194 if three, 170 if four. another €60 per person per month is paid to buy clothes, an additional €80 per person if a person lives in a dutch family, these funds can be given to the 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. maria to during the war, she was a student at a medical college in the kharkiv region. now she lives in the dutch city of appledoorn and gets an education.

the girl says that many people have nowhere to return, their cities are under occupation or destroyed. the authorities' initiative to take away their dutch payments was very infuriating. it is also a little delusional, 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 grants the right to medical care, it is possible open a bank account and register children. educational institutions. the monetary compensation in the presence of aps per day is 6:80 cents for one person, 10 €20 cents for two people, 13 €60 cents for three people, 17 € for four people. if the refugee does not live in state housing, but rents an apartment, then half of the amount is compensated, but

directly to the landlord. how the ukrainian authorities are going to take this money from the pockets of the french. more than 65 thousand people have the status of temporary protection in france. the homes for program operates in great britain ukraine, which allows british citizens to sponsor someone's visa from ukraine and host ukrainians for at least six months. having received such a visa. you can also receive a lump sum payment of £200 and monthly payments. their 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 lbs. ukrainian citizens also receive the right to official this arrangement 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, had many interesting projects before the war, led a successful, active life, everything ended on february 24 with the first explosions. on the night of february 24-25 , a rocket exploded right 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 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 certain that i would not die under the fence tomorrow. kateryna and timur were adopted by a family in wales. the welsh welcomed the foreigners very kindly and sincerely. they

gave me various surprises, they supported me morally. i have a classmate, he studies the ukrainian language and is very interested in ukraine. in the british tradition, in the british culture, there is no communication 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. however, katya herself , without projects, deadlines and her own self-realization, began to feel extremely insecure among the british. 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 figure out what to do with my tomorrow. katya carefully follows what is happening now. in ukraine and once even intended to return, however changed her mind now. she was frightened by the statements

of the president, who decided that ukrainians are a commodity. i'm against the new serfdom, i'm against it being a 2.0 or 3:0 serfdom. i don't have a daddy in the form of one of the ukrainian politicians who will tell me what i should do, where i should live. how much should i earn, they will distribute what i earn, no, no, it won't be like that. in ireland, the government decided to reduce weekly payments to ukrainian refugees, they were reduced from €232 to €38.80 cents, but this is only for new arrivals, those who have already resides on the island, this does not apply. the state also provides ukrainian refugees with temporary housing, access to free health insurance, 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 the governments of europe and america to help ukrainians, then this 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 provide aid to ukrainians with the expectation that they will leave these funds in the economies of these countries, because of which all the fantasies of the ukrainian authorities look absolutely meaningless. at the beginning of 2023, the national bank even drew up a plan for how much ukrainians will transfer home, 16 billion dollars a year. we believe that in 2023, ukrainians will be actively employed and will have the opportunity to send part of the funds to ukraine, - the deputy chairman of the national bank said at the time. serhii nikolaychuk. but in fact, by the end of 2023, the amount of remittances amounted to 11.5 billion

dollars. now more money is being taken out of ukraine than is being resettled in ukraine, - summed up the same serhii nikolaychuk. so, on the one hand, the authorities want european governments to drive ukrainians home, and on the other hand , they want the funds allocated to them to be transferred directly to ukrainians. of course, it looks absolutely absurd, and when it doesn't work out, then... the authorities start to attack the refugees themselves, i definitely feel the government's efforts to create a split between those who left the country and those who remained, we are like property that... ran away and must be returned, unless interpol is not dealing with us yet, but he is not will do, because it can only happen in the wet fantasies of our government. now the authorities are concerned about the spending of ukrainians, as if they spend a lot in europe, live like sabarites and indulge in luxury. ukrainians spend

35 million dollars on bank cards abroad every day. it sounds solid, as much as 35 million dollars every day. apparently. this should cause a negative emotion in those ukrainians who remained in ukraine, and this is not at all the emotion that we need in order to unite our society, especially if we analyze the expenses of these 35 million dollars, it turns out to be a complete manipulation. there are about 8 million displaced people from ukraine and labor migrants who left before the invasion in europe. if you divide these 35 million dollars by 8 million migrants, then every ukrainian spends 4 $.30 cents every day in the eu. according to according to the international poverty indicator of the un, if a person lives on less than 5.5 dollars a day, then he is below the poverty line. before the invasion , 5% of ukrainians were in ukraine along this line, now it is 25%. but what will the ukrainian government gain if, at its request , ukrainian refugees are expelled from europe. it seems to the authorities that the country will become rich, that they will pay for housing rent, taxis and

restaurants, but in reality they will not, because they will have nowhere to earn. and so the people who live. the poverty line in ukraine will become more, not 25%, but 50. a brilliant idea. many ukrainians call me and ask me to tell about various fabrications of the government. the only bright spot here is olena zelenska. the authorities felt that the initiatives do not withstand any criticism, and they are losing popularity among those ukrainians who have left the borders of ukraine, and decided to spread the phrase of olena zelenskyi, which is absolutely fair. i already talk about this in many of my programs. it is wrong to turn people back when they have nowhere to return. let's be honest. most of our forcibly displaced people cannot return home, therefore that their home is destroyed. therefore, i am sure that democratic countries will not make drastic moves. these are our partners, these are the countries that support us, and i think that there is no need

to worry about the fact that there will be some unfriendly actions for ukraine. it is not easy for ukrainians abroad. but it will be even more difficult. many national governments do not wait for eu decisions to cancel temporary protection and lower the conditions of support for ukrainians themselves. funds allocated for each ukrainian are being reduced. and what is happening? ukrainians go to work and 53% of them have already found a job for themselves place of work the highest percentage of employed people is in those countries with the least amount of aid. 65% of ukrainians went to work in poland. in britain - 61%. in sweden - 56 , lithuania and the czech republic 53.51, but in countries with high social support the situation is different: in france and ireland about a third found a job, in germany, italy and switzerland 19% each. high payments will be cut, and ukrainians will look for work, what consequences will this lead to? in poland, already 40% of poles believe that ukrainians claim their

jobs and make their lives difficult. and it's not amazingly. it is interesting that 80% of migrants... believe that they have a job abroad that is inferior to the one they performed according to their qualifications in ukraine. they want to come back. 50% of ukrainians living in poland do not send their children to polish schools. and here the ukrainian authorities had to intervene and do everything to return these people. what is the ukrainian government doing instead? the offensive against internally displaced persons begins. in what way? i will tell you further. according to the fact group survey conducted in august 2020, on the first among the needs of the displaced, the improvement of security is on the second place, the opportunity to get a job in ukraine, the third - homesickness, the fourth and fifth - the opportunity for children to receive a ukrainian education and participate in the post-war reconstruction. for those who are still hesitant, the government should offer a social package that will not worsen their social situation. instead, what

the government is doing is reducing payments to idps. partners set requirements to be constantly verified. payments in order to reduce or optimize them, it is said that according to international standards, two years is enough to adapt. this has already become a bad tone of the government, as soon as any problems arise, as soon as unpopular decisions need to be made, they always nod to some partners who demand it, while who these partners are and who exactly and what they demand, they never explain. but why did this issue of reducing payments arise in the first place. in 2022, ukraine allocated for domestic assistance. hryvnias, in 2023 this amount amounted to 73 billion hryvnias. in the 24th they plan to reduce it to 57 billion. where did this come from an increase of 20 million hryvnias per year, this is surprising, because internally displaced persons are decreasing according to the whole statistics, a large part of people are returning to their homes, maybe before declaring such things, we need to conduct an audit and

find out if there are any dead people souls, because it turns out that due to optimization we take away 200 from those people who need it the most. every month, the state pays 200 uah for adult internally displaced persons and 300 uah for children with disabilities, in total in ukraine almost... 5 million internally of displaced persons, half of them receive social assistance and live only on it, for 200 hryvnias per month. most of them are unemployed women. cash payments are important and you need to put them in order. but how does our social service work? more than 3 million people are and actually live without work. maybe it would be necessary to build a network of retraining centers for these people? among other things , international structures and organizations willingly give grants and support to such centers. in the ministry of economy. claim that ukraine already lacks 4.5 million workers, but there are almost 3 million unemployed among internally displaced persons. therefore, it is not just a matter of the decline of the economy, the fact that our

authorities cannot give themselves advice on how to effectively engage in retraining, i told in my film shelter maria. unique, fantastic examples. you can watch this movie on my youtube channel. love, support for each other, the ability to learn from ordinary people. this is something that can help the ukrainian authorities. there are many entrepreneurs in lviv who want to we taught the immigrants, and we teach them there. there are many people in lviv who help. there is, for example, my friend, a member of the lviv city council, petro adamyk, who just in the center of the city gave his huge office so that people there could learn ukrainian, so that people could learn english there, so that they could gather there, painted, engaged in art therapy. i am here with people, we draw and do what i would like to do. you are at home, but at home i don't have time for that. we lived abroad for more than a year and a half year, and only this summer we have come back completely, so to speak. because of that,

the lviv shelter is probably one of the largest in terms of activities, and city tours, studying ukrainian culture, teachers who want to tell something to those who came, these are very interesting opportunities. lviv is a city that is given to love, there is a ukrainian saying, it is given... i am at home here, but not at home a little bit, so this adaptation is still ongoing for me. even at the beginning of the war, i joined the creation of a volunteer organization the organization that implements the shelter project. at first, people were simply given food and humanitarian aid. then they started providing psychological help and teaching. now they teach various professions, engage in retraining, but unfortunately, no public organization can change the state. in my previous films, i spoke about the need to create a ministry of love and a ministry of return, we must immediately create a strategy for demographic development and recovery, because every lost year

means lost hundreds and millions of people who can return to ukraine, and they actually want to return. on february 24 , 2022, the family of oleksandr podolsky, like millions of ukrainians, rushed to save children in europe. within a week they were in spain. we have arrived. they received us very well, the spaniards, they went to meet us in everything , asked what you needed, how to help you, in barcelona there is generally there, well , it’s some kind of paradise, you know, there are palm trees, on those palm trees there are such green papas instead of sparrows, everything blooms, everything smells, that joy and delight in a few weeks, the fairy-tale spain turns into disappointment, the understanding came that, well, that this is some kind of parallel reality, you eat, walk, drive. to swim in the sea every day, but it’s as if you’re not you, it’s some fictional character, it’s him swimming, and i ’m just watching him, because i’m actually there in ukraine, well, we were just there as if,

well, like visiting, it wasn’t such that we are at home, then the podolsky family moved to germany, where their friends already lived, but you can't run away from yourself, at some point, it was a decision of both the heart and the mind, you have to return. get your life back, engage and live it. when we returned, when we were going to return home, we could not count on the support of the state, we knew that we would look for work, we would, well, somehow re-plan our budgets, because i understand that the prices have risen there banally for products and to spend oh people, family, how we're going to do it, i didn't really know, but we 're back. now, millions of people from all over the world are thinking whether to return to ukraine, their fate is terez's shawl. on one straw longing for the native land, the desire to return, on the second - uncertainty in the power in the future and whether this power really needs them. i will continue to do everything so that

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how our today will affect our tomorrow, watch the saturday political club, every saturday on espresso. greetings to all viewers of espresso, it's time to learn about the most relevant events of the hour. the russians dropped more than 20 rockets on kharkiv, aimed at energy facilities. the city is completely without power - reported its head ihor terikhov. because of which there are problems with water and heat supply. for the time being, the waterworks will supply water with minimum pressure.