that in fact the crisis is quite deep, well , you will not invite the military to each and every bill, who will come to the hall and force the deputies to vote one way or another, in fact, they are military because they perform more important duties, including and at the front, so it seems to me that it is rather imitated in the fact that, you see, there is no crisis, there is a crisis, it has not gone anywhere, but... how to fight this political crisis that exists, or the parliamentary crisis in ukraine , under the conditions when there are no elections, that is, there will be elections soon, and it is clear that the parliament must work, and the president must work until the moment there is victory, until the war in ukraine is finished, how to motivate or how, how to properly conduct a conversation with those who are in this political situation. crisis and

deepens this political crisis, look, people need to be motivated to join the defense, that's where motivation is needed, and motivating deputies to fulfill their duties is, you know, somehow strange, in general, it seems to me that the constitution provides for several opportunities and actions for a deputy in case if there is a political or parliamentary crisis, on the one hand there are elections. this is something that is impossible now, but it is possible to reformat the coalition, the coalition is created not only once and for all, it can change during one term of office, it is necessary, in principle, in the conditions of war to create a coalition for more than a year, regardless of whether say, from a few people or a few votes during the voting, but it means, it definitely means a greater responsibility of the people who take responsibility for creating this coalition, hall obviously, it requires more flexibility

from the political force, first of all from that servant of the people, who is the leading force in one way or another in the parliament, obviously they should not be adopted as a law, that is, you can propose any amendments, but we vote only the law that comes to us in the first form, it is obviously necessary to listen to people who represent other political forces. well, but again, this requires greater responsibility, but again , the question here is not that either elections, or, or in our parliament does not exist, there are deputies in it, and it is necessary to create, if not, if one majority does not work, it is necessary to create a new one, well, it is absolutely, absolutely obvious and everything is correct, you say oleksia, but the reality is that in the conditions of monopolies , perhaps we should talk about...

mono-responsibility, because when it comes to mono-power, then everything is absolutely obvious, there is a parliamentary majority headed by the servant of the people, or rather the servant of the people is a mono-majority, and when it comes to responsibility, there is no mono-responsibility, then this one for some reason, responsibility is blurred here, well, i would n't say that it is blurred, nothing, sorry, but look, well, with the law on mobilization , it turned out that way, no matter how much they tried to blur responsibility, no matter how much the president tried to get rid of it. as a result, his party voted for exactly the law that he immediately submitted, that's all, period, and as a result had to vote for exactly such an option that was immediately proposed, because it turned out that there was no alternative to it, no matter how much the president wanted it to avoid, and now he himself must speak and say that so we have to punish evaders more, so we have to recruit more into the army, he ran away, he ran away from this responsibility, he got nowhere from it... he ran away as a result, so, well,

again, the attempts continue, for some reason it is mentioned that this is what the military wants, this is what the deputies want, well, why here, well, there is a subject here, and he is this this this, because it reminds, you know, the well-known anecdote when the captain tells that i took the ship across four oceans and 20 seas, and so on and so on, and then he says, we ran aground, well, that is, it’s either me or us, the responsibility does not exist, it comes, so to speak, as the russians say. , during this broadcast we are conducting a poll, we are asking you about this, would you trust the power of the military police after the war? yes, no, it's pretty simple on youtube if you watch us. on

tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote yes 0800 211 381 no 0800 211 382 all calls to these numbers are vote for free at the end of the program. we will sum up the results of the voting, a very short topic about how in lviv the lviv beau monde justified their entertainment by collecting funds for drones, and about how the chief inspector of the lviv customs yulia dryga was fired from her job after she said in a video that her clothes cost a total of about 800 dollars, that is, a very short topic of two news, the first is that during... a luxurious party at a leading resort, they raised money for only seven fpv drones, that is, the five-star edem resort medical and spa and lviv media, our colleagues wrote about this party, so they spent

much more on this party than all those people in diamonds and in evening dresses collected on fpi drones, they collected uah 115,000. and they spent an order of magnitude more, but all this was packaged , of course, in this charity event, the whole community then reflected when they read the information on lviv media, and quarreled with our colleagues for writing about it, but, well, during the war they arranged such a party, people, people are not poor, but gathered quite modestly, one more... the heroine is the chief inspector of the lviv customs yuliya dryga, today she was fired from her job, after she talked about how well she was dressed in the video, she became the heroine of the story on the tiktok of the blogger mykola karma, who asked

people on the streets of lviv about their clothes, let's see, because this is a very revealing video, hat, bagin. 18 the dog's name is gucci, she even has a gucci leash, gucci is specially made for dogs, how much does such a leash cost, about $200, $200, a bag, so you you already know the prices of all the tech guys, and if i were like that, everyone answered me like that, then i wouldn’t have anything to shoot, maybe they bought through bayer, maybe the shoes were cheaper by about one and a half dollars, erm , about 800 dollars, and the watch, hours of maps, and how much does such a thing cost, somewhere around 500, somewhere like that, also. such a shock, she took about 200, chalcedony tights for one and a half, for sure, what do you do, a little for yourself, a little for the state, government employees work, yes, she works a little for herself, a little for the state, that is, said the chief inspector of lviv customs, olya, here is this this story also testifies to

this party, and about this chief inspector of lviv customs, that for some people there is no war as such. they go there in clothes for 800 dollars, they work a little for the state, a little for themselves, who is supposed to bring them to their senses ? , what we talked about with you, it is clear that there are women there, no one mobilizes them, such a thing, but the fact that they do not feel anything, and the fact that they want to go for a walk and it is necessary to somehow camouflage it, well, well, that yes, because... yes, they don't feel, well, what can i say, really, they feel very safe, they don't feel any difficulties in life at all, moreover, judging by everything, this is even such a phenomenon, we have to talk about it, there is a large number of people who actually receive a dividend from the war, because

someone there rents apartments three times more expensive than they could before the war, someone there still earns something, well, they pay a little for the state, a little for themselves, somehow more. as it turned out, well, that's it, of course, it's all very bad, and this, this again brings us back to the fact that, after all, the burden of the war must be distributed, well somehow more fairly, probably it must be distributed to all, well, to everyone, and therefore we cannot talk about any reservation at all, therefore state officials should serve as well, all without any harrowing, well, because they are all interchangeable. they released this two-year-old, i think, there is just a queue, it’s normal, there is no problem, you know, i think that there are just a lot of them, well, that is , somewhere it should be, but these stories, they are not for anyone , nothing to anyone they teach, because we

see all these stories non-stop during the last two years of the war, when officials are absolutely disgusted by the fact that there is a war in the country, they buy themselves luxury cars. they buy, work a little for the state, a little for themselves, sew a little, steal a little, get corrupt a little, take a little bribes, so that's the impression they get. as one foreign publication once wrote that they are trying to gain the most because they understand that in this story they can take everything, and then it may not be. alexia, in your opinion, how should these people be brought to their senses, and well, i don’t want to engage in moralizing, but, well, in this situation, it all looks a little very strange, when state... officials behave in this way and do not feel at all nor shame, and

they don't even have any sense of the fact that there is a completely different life and it is not so luxurious and , well, it is impossible to be, well, so to speak , a person cannot behave one at a time in one place and in a completely different way in elsewhere, people are people. you won't redo it, we saw it peacefully time, that these people lived a completely different life than the majority, the majority of the country, and to expect that they would somehow change their lives in the face of a large-scale invasion, let alone a war, then i think that these are completely naive expectations, mind you can carry out only real, so to speak, real punishments. for abuse, because if you know, a person says that he works a little for the state, well, now

he doesn't work anymore, i mean for the state, in general he works only for himself, so why should the state spend money on these people, you know, we have, in principle, where to put this money, the same with the so-called parties for collecting drones, well, let's just collect for drones without a party. in principle, the same money will be, and it is also possible to direct the money spent on the party to more sensible goals. thank you oleksiy, there is nothing to discuss here, it seems to me that we are all united about the fact that, well, the country should live, and the officials should live in the country where, where, where the war is going on and behave accordingly, in this way without too much moralizing, if they do not understand it, then really. they have to work not a little for the state and a little for themselves, let them work for themselves, but here, you know, here

it is more important than ever to set an example from the very top, that is, it should go from there after all, because it is a vertical, which roughly speaking, somehow brought their superiors to their senses, if their superiors do not bring them to their senses, they do not show it to their personal example, well then we see such stories. well, our whole problem is that yes, we have, literally, until we will not have half of the elite mobilized into the army, that is, the real elite, not the creative one, for which practically all of us are fighting, but the economic one, which is there, but until it is all mobilized, nothing will happen, well, on the other hand aside, i will remind you, i will remind you, how zelenskyi's presidency began with the story that a robber will come out of here. and i will now put things in order at the customs office, that’s the customs house, that’s right, i understand, i’ll give a whistleblower for 200 dollars,

that is, so what, that is, again, you can say anything in public, but if it’s not it will come to a logical end and people are not, well, at least they are not fired from their jobs for such things, then that's all it will be. shaken, so to speak, well, we remember how zelensky asked a customs officer somewhere in uzhgorod where he was or where, in the first month or the second month of his presidential term, asked him what iphone he had, and what kind of car does he have, and where did he get his lexus, well, a lot of this was said then, that i will show you all how to live, i will show you how to live honestly, well actually 5 years of the presidency, this is the illustration of this... the chief inspector of the lviv customs, when she does not even realize, does not even think about

saying such things on camera, that it is also dumb, what at all, even if you have a card, then don't hesitate to show it there in the center of lviv and say that i am the goddess of the lviv customs office here, and i absolutely hate all the rules, well, this is also a very big question, which is obvious. after the war, it will be especially acute when people return from the war, and when those who fought will look at these ladies with dogs and leashes. because a lot of them won't come back, you know, and i wouldn't wait for them to come back from the war, wait for them to abuse those people, just showing that they're all right, well, i don't think that these people actually they will wait for this, that when the war

ends, we will restore order, order must be restored now, if they do not want more... so to speak, tragic consequences. thank you oleksiy. another short topic, i think we let's just exchange thoughts about this global flood, all-russian flood, orenburg and orsk, and it looks like a vivid illustration of what is actually happening in russia. i know olya that you followed their comments there, what they say in general, quite meticulously, you covered this topic in the chronicles of the information war. tell me, how do they first perceive and how do you perceive this flood, to which these cities of iorsk, orenburg reached, and there it seems to me that this water went further to the mound, eh it's mismanagement, roadlessness is irresponsibility, everything is possible, well, there are

several such layers of perception, well, the first layer of perception is actually what russian propaganda is trying to do about it there... well, it's just that this is a natural disaster, which in no way it was possible to predict, it all happened like that, well, that's the main thing, and woe betide us, we'll save everyone and that's it. there is such a next level of perception, it is also splashed out a little in the russian media, it is the fact that, in principle , questions arise as to how it was possible to build an embankment, some such embankment here in orsk, actually a dam broke there, but it was not a dam, it turns out. it was just an embankment that was together with the road, and they filled it immediately less than possible floods, they filled it without concrete, without anything, they took almost a billion rubles for it, well, in other words, they basically stole it, and this is all you, this story with this dam , she

revealed such a story in russia, which in general has been relevant for them there for the last 10 years, because... this dam is new, it was built in the 18th year, it was designed since the 14th, that is, it is a completely new story, it this is precisely the indicator of the military economy of russia, and the military economy of russia from this point of view looks quite interesting, because it is clear that they pumped money from all regions to the center, spend this money or directly on embezzlement, well, that is, there are some projects like pseudodump, which is simply stolen, so that , well, because putin is approaching. there is this whole pool of rich families in russia, for which they need to get money from where, where do they get it, they have it now after sanctions were imposed on them, they practically cannot to earn money abroad, they receive them directly from the russian budget, and this dam is such an example, one of such examples, all the money was simply stolen, poured into it is unknown what, and such a result, at the same time, the entire

burden of maintenance. the infrastructure of russian there, the daily life of russians has been completely transferred from the central level to the local level, there is no money at the local level, and that is why it is just such a huge run-up, such a gap, in between, everything is such a severely declining standard of living of russians, which is declining just before our eyes, i.e. this is the collapse which happened this year with heat supply in almost all regions, it... was by no means accidental, it is the result of this history, and on the other hand, it is military expansion, 6% of gdp goes to war, purely to war, and that's it they will of course be torn apart, but the second story, which is very amazing, is that looting became the main problem of this flood, nothing more, an ordinary ordinary victim

of the flood, not talking about it yet, except about looting, looting is a story. that everyone can't handle the whole of russia, thank you, we don't have much time left, oleksiy, this is a story about the way russians live, well, they have always lived like this, and where, where is this border, where, when they realize that they are flooding them at all, their izba e look, if people always live like this, then they are nothing they do not see anything extraordinary in this, they have always lived like this, it is on the one hand, on the other hand. you remember, this is the well-known phrase attributed to the marquis and pompadour, after us, although the flood, well, the flood came, but not after, during, so to speak, because in... actually this is the quintessence of the existence of the current putin russia, and maybe russia as a whole, somehow it

will all suck, the main thing for us is that we live only once, let's raise money now, let's start all the wars we can, because then we won't fight anymore, so i think that this is just a logical consequence of how politics is conducted. to conclude, colleagues, oleksiy mustafin, olga len were guests of our program today, colleagues, thank you for participating in the program, let's see the results, the final polls, would you trust the power of the politicians and the military after the war? please show on the screen, 87% yes, 13% no, that's how the verdict program was today, i say goodbye to you until monday at 8 pm, have a good weekend, bye.

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of two girls and one boy who go missing in the chaos of war at the start of a full-scale invasion of russia. all the children we will talk about are from the temporarily occupied part of the kherson region. it's a snowball. george burskyi and sofiy kavaschenko. snowed only 11 years old and nothing is known about her since february 24, 2022. a girl disappeared in the skadovsky district of the kherson region in the city of gola prystan. and just 20 km from golaya prystan in the city of oleshki in the kherson region , this 15-year-old boy lived before the war, his name is george burskyi. please. look carefully, in his face is a missing teenager, and maybe you will recognize him and help find him. just like snizhana and george, at the very beginning of the war,

a nine-year-old disappeared in the kherson region sofiyka vashchenko. the girl was last seen in the village of chaplinka, in the kakhovsky district. unfortunately, this is all the information there is about snizhana, georgy and sofiyka, and above all, the search, of course, in... it is complicated by the fact that children have disappeared in the occupied territory. and by the way, it is precisely in such situations that there is great hope for witnesses who, in particular , can see our videos about the search in the occupied territories on social networks. therefore, i am appealing first of all to the residents of the occupied part of the kherson region. if you know anything about snizhana almagambetova, george burskyi and sofii kuvashchenko, please notify us immediately at... the hotline number 11630. if you are unable to call at any time, you can write to us on the website or in the chatbot of the

children's search service. in the telegram, and of course, children can be both in the occupation and in the territory controlled by ukraine or even abroad. therefore, if, for example, you live in one of the european countries, and there you see one of the children we are looking for, or , god forbid, you yourself have a missing child, do not delay and call 116.30. 1163 is the only european hotline for missing children, which works in... 28 european countries, so remember, it's better to write this number down, you may never need it, but you need to know it just in case. i told just one of the many difficult stories of missing children. you can find information about all the boys and girls we are trying to find on the children's search service website. here are photos of children who

have disappeared and need ours. with your help, so please do not be indifferent, look into their faces, if you know any information about any of them, please contact us immediately, the hotline number of the child tracing service is 116 30, calls are free from all mobile operators in ukraine. it is clear that now the vast majority of the children we are trying to find have disappeared due to circumstances somehow related to the war. occupation in front-line towns or villages, or during evacuation, but at the same time, as before a full-scale invasion, children often disappear due to running away from home, mostly boys and girls resort to this in adolescence, and the reasons here are very different: conflicts in the family, insufficient or, on the contrary , excessive attention of parents, bullying at school, unfortunately, violence, or a banal search for adventure , independence and freedom, service. shuka

children has prepared a series of advice for parents from a psychologist about what you should do first of all to prevent a child from running away from home. let's listen. be attentive to your child. there are some manifestations in the behavior of children and adolescents that indicate that it is necessary take more care of them, you need to take more care of them. what could it be? first, it is a disturbed sleep pattern. when a child goes to bed at three o'clock and gets up at 12 o'clock, that's for sure. not good, this is definitely a reason to worry. next, it can be a depressed state, when the child is depressed most of the day for more than two weeks, this is definitely a reason to take care of him. if you notice any problems with the child's memory, attention, and productivity, this may also be evidence that he has some strong negative experiences. if nothing brings joy to the child, satisfaction, as nothing pleases her, this is also a reason to take care of her, to make her a kind of

warm and trusting. conversation, support, help, and sometimes refer to specialists, refer for help to a psychologist or other specialists. 32-year-old karina has been living with a spinal cord injury for 20 years, she has lived in lviv for 7 years and helps people with similar injuries, she says that during this time the city of lviv has become more convenient for... few mobile people, but there are still many barriers, and we decided to protest together as far as lviv is concerned accessible to people in wheelchairs. this way, in order for the center of dovzhenko to be already considered accessible, there should already be a normal surface, a normal surface so that a person can reach it to this dovzhenko, because now we use special skills to move these slabs and these the gaps between these

slabs are, as it were... our superskills, but there are a lot of people who do not have these superskills, and there should already be a normal coverage, and then the center of dovzhanka can be considered accessible, so now i would say that he inaccessible, well let's see what's inside, the essence of the ramp is that it has to be so gentle, there are certain degrees, and the longer, the higher the climb that has to be climbed, the longer the ramp has to be... the ramp has to be be so gentle that an independent person in a wheelchair who moves can go up, i.e. any ramps where there is a large slope, and where a person cannot go up on his own, this is not a ramp, well, that is, it is not an element of architectural accessibility, it is as much a barrier as if there were simply there steps