forests, they were simply produced and high-rise buildings were built there, and new residential complexes, where family representatives, fsb representatives, others who moved from the russian federation and so on and so forth live, that is, temporarily occupied crimea since 2014 has been populated on a large scale by immigrants from the russian federation, this is a full resolution. action, this will be a very big problem for us after the liberation of crimea, because these people have no right to live there. but if they are expelled from there by force, then this can be a problem, for example, with our european ones partners who will pay attention: oh, this is a violation of human rights and freedoms, what right do you have to advertise, thank you, thank you for your information, oleksandr kovalenko, military-political observer of the group. emotional

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occupied crimea, can we talk about that, and can this indicate that repression is against the citizens of ukraine. and crimean tatars on the territory of the temporarily occupied peninsula will increase? and it is very difficult for me to understand the logic of the fsb, but i can make an assumption that there will be further repressions will increase, the pressure will increase, and any manifestation of a position regarding support for ukraine, or what... to the definition of the ukrainian civil identity will , well, be reinforced by repressions on the part of the occupiers? so we also connect it with the fact that on may 18

we remember the date of the deportation of the crimean tatars , and here fsb officers go after crimean activists and... warn that under no circumstances should you go to rallies or hold any actions, that's how they are traditional preventive work, but this time we we see that it is somewhat strengthened, perhaps it is connected with the fact that the period of admission to ukrainian educational institutions is going on, and we know that many crimean schoolchildren are actually considering the possibility of studying on free ukrainian territory. how does this happen physically, are there still crimeans who can physically leave crimea and come to ukrainian educational institutions, do they study somehow online, or is it mainly for those who already managed to leave before the administrative border with crimea changed in fact

the battlefield, and here you are, actually two questions, well, the first question is that... this year is the anniversary of the deportation of the crimean tatars, it is a very sad date, and indeed the increasing pressure of intimidation on the part of the russian federation, we can watch. as early as 14 in the 15th year , our public organization drew attention to the fact that... and the occupiers forbid the crimean tatars to determine this tragic memorable date, and then we held a competition among teachers of ukraine to develop lessons, and the subject of this

competition was "the right to memory". and thousands teachers of ukraine took part in this competition in order to draw the attention of ukrainian schoolchildren to this event, which took place on may 18, 1944, so this is one question that is related to the previous question, and the second question, which you asked, is about whether there is a possibility of admission to ukrainian institutions... worlds from crimea, yes, there is such a possibility, moreover, now there are very, very many certain actions by the state to improve

the situation of admission to ukrainian educational institutions from the temporarily occupied territories, in particular from the crimea, but is actually preserved. the opportunity that was provided during the covid, after the full-scale invasion, it was improved, it is admission through video communication, video conference, it is taking exams through video conference, when you do not have to leave the campus. peninsula, this is a certain simplification of taking exams, and this year, public organizations in partnership with the office of

the human rights commissioner conducted monitoring of educational centers that provide such an opportunity for simplified admission there about... conducted a survey of students from the temporarily occupied territories who entered after the start of a full-scale invasion, and the results of these e. studies, they will be presented on may 22, but i can make such a definite spoiler about the challenges that exist and the challenges that the state needs to take, well, the actions that the state needs to take to overcome these challenges, well, first of all, it is the problem of leaving, and it is necessary to improve sy... the topic of the video of admission and distance

education, these are challenges that are connected with the social support of children who make the decision to leave anyway, because unlike their peers , they cannot get support from parents, because you know that parents cannot send money from crimea now. they can't send any help there in the form of food, some goodies or something like that, and we looked, well, most of the children live on a very small budget, and according to their answers, they don't even have the opportunity, well, they only have the opportunity to buy food. and clothes, and therefore, in our opinion, the state needs to pay attention to this problem, these children go

in one direction, ah, this, well, and other challenges that we identified and which we we hope that it will be heard by the state, not only by the ministry of education, but also by the ministry of social policy, and the ministry of youth and sports, and the ministry of reintegration. and other state authorities. ms. valentina, are there any statistics of crimean applicants who have entered ukrainian universities since the beginning of the large-scale invasion, if compared to 2022, is this number increasing or vice versa? unfortunately, this figure, why was this monitoring conducted at all, and this survey, because... we saw that the entry in 2023 gave us

shockingly low indicators, and even the entry in the 22nd year included 137 children from the temporarily occupied territory of crimea, in the 23rd year only 86 children entered, and well, almost half. although the conditions were the same, yes, that in the 22nd year, that in the 23rd year there was already a full-scale war. and this is a technical question, please excuse me, i just have friends who want to enter ukrainian universities, but the question is whether they will be able to return later, for example, if they leave, return to crimea and with that diploma to work there, or the russian occupiers do not accept them? and i... i can tell you that for its part, the russian federation has not

yet taken certain steps regarding the rejection of ukrainian diplomas, the russian federation recognizes ukrainian diplomas, and theoretically they can return, in fact, i understand that a person who receives an education in ukraine, well , she will not be favorably hired there with a ukrainian diploma, which was obtained during a full-scale war, this is my assumption, this is my personal opinion, well, but we all understand that a ukrainian diploma is a prestigious diploma, because russian diplomas, for example, and diplomas issued in the territory of the temporarily occupied crimea, they are just somehow... well, this is exactly what i wanted to continue, but when we conducted this

survey of students and there was a question, what motivation do you have, why are you entering ukrainian higher education institutions, and there you can say that you can determine, well, there are three motivations that have more than 70%. from the responses that were given, and you know, it was very nice that in most cases, the motivation is a sense of civic identity. it is 71% of the answers, in second place, it is the perspective, well, employment, life perspective, yes, life path, the opportunity to enter higher education institutions abroad, and this is another 71%, so, well, that is why they choose ukrainian

education, and it really is. yes, because for students from the temporarily occupied territories, and in particular from the crimea, there are now a lot of international study programs abroad, in very famous universities, with grant support, and well we have collected such information. on the order of those with whom we communicate from crimea, we transmitted this information in order for them to spread it among the crimeans. and also, why, in my opinion, it is necessary, yes, to choose to study in ukrainian universities, it is because you see that now we will have a great shortage

of personnel reserves after the deoccupation. head of the national advocacy department of the almena center for civic education, i would like to remind our viewers that we continue to communicate, but i would like to ask all viewers who are watching this broadcast now, subscribe to youtube channels espresso, youtube channel atp and comment on this video, this is how youtube works, if you don't do this, no one will see us, and this important information about admission to... universities will also see less people than it could, also you can copy the link of this video and send it to your friends in crimea, just use safe messengers, we don't recommend telegram, we don't recommend viber, some other messengers, well you know better which ones are safe ma'am valentina, are you still with us? yes with us, yes i am with you, great, let's

move on to another topic, i understand about the numbers you mentioned that... the number of people, schoolchildren, who choose ukrainian universities for objective reasons, because it is more difficult to leave , but there is another reason, this is a huge russian propaganda machine that is unfolding in crimea, and here we have a video, as in artek, the occupiers forced 35 children to pass in the so-called immortal regiment for this week, these children, this march was led by veterans . arteku, participants in the war against zakhvatnytska ukraine, representatives of the investigative committee of russia, school teams from different regions, cadets of the black sea higher naval school named after nakhimov. we remember, in fact, how the nakhimovs sang the national anthem of ukraine when the russians invaded crimea in 2014, and then these guys continued their service in

the ukrainian naval forces. well, that is, ms. valentina, we see that this is, well... just the militarization of children's consciousness, but what are we to do with it and what are we going to do with it next, when the deoccupation of the peninsula already happens? you know, unlike you, i do a person who, being at the same age as those whom we saw in the video now, but... was in the soviet union, yes, we also had a lot of events, when we were taken out somewhere, they tried to throw something into us head, but actually the kids perceive it as,

you know, very strong coercion, and when it's teenagers, the reaction can be... on the contrary , it's different, yeah, but you can't underestimate the propaganda machine that's aimed at kids now in crimea and other occupied territories, and what to do about it, in order to somehow overcome it, already today we it is necessary to develop programs, well , let's call them programs... rehabilitation, programs for the restoration of civic identity, ah, but we need to prepare for this already today, and we need to take certain... steps for the state, so that we already have ready teachers who will

understand that the children who were in the temporarily occupied territory are actually victims of the occupation, and that the fact that they can tell the teacher that ukraine is a nazi state and something like that, that it is just you know, manifestation. certain infection, i don’t know how to say it, because i really don’t want to say the word disease, well, it can also be a teenage protest, we know that in fact children at such a puberty age can say very unpleasant things to parents and teachers, and it’s not necessarily connected with the war and behaving defiantly, everything is clear here, but i am really inspired by what you said that in the soviet union the children who wore these red handkerchiefs and who taught that marxism,

leninism , didn't really believe it, i hope that in the century of the free internet, crimean children also have critical thinking and understand what is really happening. another thing is that sometimes they can't say it publicly, simply because there will be problems. for studies and parents, and in the future there may be problems with career, we understand all this. uh, if, you know, we talk, we, well, it just so happens that we talked to students a, who have been in the temporarily occupied territory for almost nine years, ah, and, uh, you know, inspiring, that these students, who are now in ukraine, we had a meeting in lviv ah, what, well, they are very smart people, they are very responsible for their mission, they understand that they need

to go home, that they need to change, and they tell that in reality everything is not as bad as it is depicted, but , but we need to take certain actions on the part of the state and at the international level in order to stop russia. well, you saw the decision regarding the prohibition of teaching in the ukrainian language, unfortunately, unfortunately, the decision regarding the crimean-tatar language was not so, well, unambiguous, and it seems to me that we need to come back to this issue, because actually we see that if... er, the occupiers show certain figures regarding access to the native crimean tatar language, they have hardly

changed, in fact we understand that this is such a big potemkin village, you you know, this is a very important topic that deserves a separate broadcast, and i hope that in our other broadcasts of the atp and espressa tv channels, we will discuss this topic in more detail. the crimean tatar language and the ukrainian language, the suppression of these languages ​​on the territory of the temporarily occupied peninsula. thank you very much sir valentin, thank you for finding the time and joining our broadcast. the head of the national advocacy department of the almenda civic education center was with us on the air. we talked about education in crimea, more precisely about ukrainian education for the residents of crimea, it is still available, still possible, and we believe that the best crimean schoolchildren are in fact. they come to ukrainian universities and study, if only the ukrainian state would help them. stay with us, see you next week, korushkenja.

goodbye. congratulations. today i will talk about three children from the kherson region. who are missing and whom we are trying to find. i will say right away that, unfortunately, not much is known about them, so we really hope for your concern and help. please watch this video carefully, and if you recognize any of the children in question, don't delay and immediately call the hotline 116 30. so, oleksiy khrustalov, stella naydenova and bohdan kotenko. all of them disappeared during the occupation and nothing is known about them until now. the connection with oleksiy broke off at the very beginning of the war and there was no further news from him.

we only know what happened to him. he was 17 years old, and before the beginning of the full-scale invasion, he lived in the village of nova-zburivka in the skadovsky district of the kherson region. unfortunately, we do not know what happened to him and where the boy is now. and i emphasize once again that there really is a great hope that one of you will recognize oleksiy, so look into his face. and if you suddenly know something about the boy, call the hotline of the children's search service at 116. we will be grateful for any information. and this is 14-year-old stela naydenova. she, like oleksiy khrustalov, disappeared at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. it happened in kherson, when the city was under russian occupation. since then, there has been no contact with her , and it is not known where the girl is. unfortunately, it is possible that she could have been taken out or

deported to russia. in general, the deportation of children is a component of the crime of genocide, so i want to note that if you know of any crime against a child, in particular abduction or deportation, do not remain indifferent and immediately report it to the police, or report to our site stopcrimeua, you can do it even anonymously. bohdan kotenko, 15 years old, also disappeared in kherson region. and we know that when the full-scale invasion began, he lived in skadovsk, kherson region. just as in the situation with oleksiy khrustalov and stela naydenova, due to the fact that bohdan disappeared during the occupation, there is virtually no information about him. but it is very important that we have his photo, and therefore there is a chance that one of you will recognize him. so i ask you once again, please look into the face as carefully as possible

oleksiy khrustalova. stelina denova and bohdan kotenko. and first of all, i appeal to the residents of the temporarily occupied part of the kherson region, who can see this video on youtube. if you have information about these children, who may still be in kherson oblast, please notify us immediately on the hotline 116.30. if you are under occupation and do not have the opportunity to call, you can contact us by writing to the chatbot of the child search service in telegram or on our website. let's not be indifferent and let's try together to find oleksiy, stella and bohdan. and at the very end, i once again ask you to take just a few minutes of your time and go to the website of the children's search service. here in the "missing" children of ukraine section, you can see the boys and girls who are currently wanted.

look carefully at their faces, i will be very grateful if you share information about missing children in your facebook or instagram, because of course, the more people see the ad about the wanted child, the more chances there will be to find him, and suddenly you if you recognize one of them, immediately call our hotline 11630, 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 place, at any time. just go to the site and report, and we will launch all possible mechanisms to punish the criminal. stopcrime.ua.

we are starting the information day on the spresso tv channel, the news is on the air, khrystyna porubiy is working in the studio. defensive battles continue on the northern border of the kharkiv region. in the districts vovchansk and lyptsiv. our defenders are trying to restrain the enemy who broke through the border the day before. the heaviest battles continue for settlements that were a gray zone: strelecha, pylne and borysivka, as well as in the area of ​​oliynykovo and ohirtsevo, the general staff reported. they assured us that our soldiers are operating on prepared defensive lines. about

this... the armed forces knew the attack in advance.