comfort and a well-kept area, order lightweight and reliable kors trimmers from just uah 999, call! news time on the espresso tv channel. kateryna shirokopoyas works in the studio. ukraine and belgium signed an agreement on security guarantees. this was announced by president volodymyr zelenskyi. the document provides for at least 977 million euros in military aid, and belgium undertakes to provide kyiv with support for 10 years. let me remind you that this is the 11th such agreement for ukraine. and 30 f-16 fighters will be transferred to ukraine. belgium

until 2028, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine khadja lakhbib said. she noted that the first fighter jets should arrive in ukraine by the end of this year. according to the head of the belgian ministry of foreign affairs, the relevant obligation will be officially formalized in the agreement on security guarantees, which ukraine and belgium will sign today. in addition, the ministry of defense of belgium will also transfer ammunition from its stocks to equip the f-16 for ukraine. attack on a hypermarket in kharkiv. the police identified the eight-year-old's father mykhailo the boy and his mother came the day before to take tests for a dna examination. the body of the deceased was identified at night. the man was an employee of a hypermarket. this was reported to the national police. currently, law enforcement officers have identified the identities of 16 victims. search operations are ongoing. let me remind you that on may 25 , the occupiers kissed each other. city ​​hypermarket

with two aerial bombs. as a result of the attack, according to the information of the regional military administration , 18 people were killed and 48 people were injured. the police report about 17 victims of the shelling. one person died, three wounded as a result of shelling in donetsk region. this was announced by the head of the region, vadym filashkin. the russians dropped two aerial bombs on kostyantynivka and tarasivka. they hit the calla with drones. also, polemanu was attacked six times, 17 residential buildings, educational institutions, and an administrative building were destroyed. the enterprise and critical infrastructure were also damaged. two people were injured due to enemy shelling in the kherson region. the occupiers targeted the residential quarters of several settlements, three private houses were damaged - reported the head of the regional military administration oleksandr prokudin. the invaders also hit an educational institution.

a cellular tower and a water tower, in nivychchyna an economic building and a car. a 32-year-old man was wounded as a result of the shelling of the miriv community in dnipropetrovsk region. the victim was hospitalized. this was reported by the head of the region, serhii lysak. the russians hit the region with shaheds. as a result of the attack , a private house and a sports club were destroyed, an economic structure in nikopol was damaged due to. a fire also broke out. firefighters promptly extinguished the fire. she criticized the positions of the armed forces of ukraine and called for the killing of ukrainian prisoners. in slovyansk , the security service kidnapped an ardent supporter of the russian peace. the intruder spied on the points of interest of the defense forces, tried to identify ukrainian fortified areas and firing positions of our defenders. she passed the information on to her friend, who is a friend. with

russian soldiers, the traitor was detained, she faces up to 12 years behind bars. poland should not rule out sending troops to ukraine, the foreign minister said of polish affairs, radoslav sikorskyi. reuters reports. however, the minister did not specify exactly what role the polish troops can play. earlier, sikorskyi stated that it is necessary to talk about the presence of nato troops in ukraine. the president of finland, alexander stup , once again expressed his unwavering support for ukraine. during a working visit to estonia , stup said that finland would do everything to help ukraine win. this is reported by the finnish media. also, according to the leader, europe is slowing down in terms of aid to kyiv. simultaneously tup called the talks of european allies about the introduction of troops to ukraine speculation. in

papa, new guinea, a large-scale landslide occurred, about 2,000 people died, the reuters news agency reports. in total, more than 4,000 people lived in enga province . persons as a result of the landslide, 150 houses were destroyed, there may still be people under the rubble, but the difficulty of the relief is the slow work of rescuers. 28-year-old roman romanchuk from poltava won the all-ukrainian teacher of the year competition. he has been teaching for five years geography and is constantly looking for ways to interest students. he prepared for the competition throughout the school year. our journalist anna morozova asked about the secrets of success. that is, which areas are we circling? luts, this is the luts region, this is the volyn region, rivne-rivnenskaya and uzhgorod-zakarska region. roman romanchuk from poltava conducts final geography lessons this school year.

he recently returned with a victory in the teacher of the year contest in the geography category. congratulations! congratulations! congratulations! according to the results , roman is among the best 11 geographer teachers scored the highest number of points. these tests are aimed at checking you, how you design research activities, your ability to see how you can develop tasks for practical work using internet resources, check your pedagogical competence, your pedagogical skill, how you conduct a lesson. the final took place in ternopil. poltavets drew lots with the topic "graphic shell, after preparation, development, research and presentation of a lesson for the sixth grade. meritorious teachers and scientists of ukraine highly appreciated the geographer's abilities and awarded him the victory.

i used all the assets that i had during all that time of working at this institution, which is more than five years, that is, at the competition i used everything that i really use with my students. the 28-year-old geographer admits that his secret of success is his sincere love for children and his profession. why do you think that in the donetsk and luhansk regions, as of the 15th year, it is on the rise. hostilities began, the territory was largely occupied. pupils of roman stanislavovych respect and love their teacher for openness and advancedness. in my opinion, he is very polite, understanding, he can explain a topic that you did not understand, even if you did not understand it three times, he will still explain, tell you, you can also talk to him about everything, because he is a modern teacher, geographer , an adept of modern developments that allow not just to tell a given topic, but to involve in

practical work. there are various technologies, at the competition i demonstrated the following pixel city technology, when you create a picture from pixels and when students give answers to questions, a certain sector of these pixels is revealed, and then, when they have answered all the questions comprehensively, a whole picture is formed, schoolchildren also respond to such forms of work, i like to draw tables, they have a lot of statistical information that you can remember well thanks to the fact that you write them in a notebook, it later helps in other lessons, the most interesting lessons were the ones that i... remembered the most, it was in zum, when we were still in the eighth grade, we told a lot of interesting information, and i was interested in listening to roman stanislavovych, for example, topics about animals, about financial resources, according to roman , he is not going to stop when he has reached his goal, he is planning the next

teaching competition. anna morozova, bohdan proskurov from poltava for espresso tv channel. in the meantime, the espresso tv channel and the iryna koval charitable foundation are calling. to install drones and components for art reconnaissance of the 100th brigade of the armed forces of ukraine. the first batch that we plan to purchase is eight improved models maviks and five ordinary ones. quadcopters are the eyes in the sky that keep an eye on security and provide the ability to confidently move forward, both during assault and during reconnaissance. and most importantly, they help protect the lives of our military. remember, every hryvnia of yours is very important, because it is support for defenders on the front line. our goal is two with i wish you good health, we, the fighters of the 100th brigade of intelligence, are asking you to join our collection for drones and their components, which will help us in the future to destroy the enemy and protect our homeland. glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, glory to the heroes,

to learn more interesting and relevant information, follow the update on our website espresso.tv, as well as on our social networks, we will see you soon. in less than an hour, my colleagues lesya vakulyuk and andriy saichuk will be waiting for you on the air, don't switch. dear friends, we are back on the air, this is our final hour on the espresso tv channel, today andriy saichuk and lesya vakulyuk are working until 12:00, during this week we are working until sunday inclusive and we will be with you until sunday inclusive to call on you to donate quad bikes and to remind you how necessary it is and to remind you for whom we are doing this, and we are doing it for... the 93rd separate mechanized brigade for the guys who defend us, and we want to collect uah 4 million for them, and these 4 million hryvnias

are needed for the guys to have atvs, the atvs will perform a double function, they will deliver ammunition to the front line, and these ammunition will destroy moskal, and also these atvs will save the lives of ukrainians who defend us in such a way that will be taken from the battlefield it's early and deliver to stabilization points. thank you, we have already gathered a lot with you this morning. of course, compared to the previous week, ours is less, but there are already 33. i thank all those who are driving this collection, all those who donate, and you and i, if we add in our two accounts, we have collected almost 1,200 thousand. because we still need 800, so join in, you have just under an hour to do it,

monobank is above the qr code and card number, private bank is located below it and the card number is the same, so write down the details, scan them and let your hryvnias replenish our account, we need to collect 4 million in total, and we have already started collecting the second million with you. we already have 19,200 of the second million, so we will be grateful to everyone for all this, then we will talk about the rollback that people notice, note the rollback that is happening to the ukrainian language in ukraine, after february 24 , 22nd year, ukrainians, being shocked by what russia did, they began to switch to ukrainian, and now, unfortunately... everything is returning to the circle of the judge. listen, now about that let's talk, just one piece of news from the country of the flat earth, from russia, my god, when,

in short, medvedev, i don't know, it's already funny, it's already funny, medvedev, it's already funny, yes, said that russia is approaching that , to establish relations with the taliban, with the taliban, the taliban, you know, these are the terrorists who have now taken power, the religious fanatics in afghanistan. used to be a prosperous enough country, secular, successful, where now everything is closed, all universities, women go to those, you understand, hijabs, hijabs, actually, thank you yes, that's what medidya said, it's actually very funny in my opinion, at the beginning of this century, russia considered the taliban, the taliban as terrorists, and the usa as partners in the fight against extremism, but now everything is different - said medvedev, now the taliban are in power again. and we are close to establishing full-fledged relations with them, - he said, managing

to add that now we are also terrorists, and we have found a common language with them, and after that the aquavita song should sound, and now everything is different, and now everything is different, and now we are terrorists, you know, something like that and, that is, it is difficult to imagine that once upon a time, russia, well, the soviet union, were still considered more or less normal people, people who were conscious, well , but they were like that, that's right... normal, that means, at least predictable, which would there would not have been brezhnev, for example, whoever it was, even, i don't know, that khrushchev who was banging his little boy on the microphone, and somewhere over there, but at least they were all there, everyone knew that somehow something could be agreed with them, because they keep their word at least to some extent. now everything is different, but really everything is different, what about the case with that citroen, that is

, they simply take a chinese copy of citroen and sell it as a citroen, and it is also one and a half times more expensive to own in russia and almost twice, well, that is, it is now russia, it has fewer and fewer rules that are in force, everything more of some chaos, this is also such an interesting moment, where they are moving, you just understand that brizhniv, khrushchev, they still have some connection with ukraine, so they had a little more. in the cities, the last ukrainian, the last ukrainian who could theoretically save great russia, they killed, that was navalny, yes, in principle, well, she always held on to the ukrainians, or at least to their brushes, well , they won’t build anything on navalny’s brushes, they only have latins at best, and latinina, by the way, about latinina , beautiful ether, in fact, when i saw only on the screen next to latinina, who pretended to be a good russian, this is such an allegedly intellectual russian woman, when i saw

our vitaly portnikov next to her, i thought: "god, why does he need this?", and then i started listening and... i advise you to do it, if you haven’t done it, feigin had an ether, and vitaliy portnikov simply brilliantly, brilliantly answered all the nonsense that latynina carried, and explained to latynina and feinina, also, i saw how they were not very pleased with some things to listen to, how russians have always perceived ukrainians, this is actually a freeze frame. ukrainians who may not fully know , please take a look, and this is even for those ukrainian history who very often looked towards russia with such longing, this is in order to understand what russia did to ukraine, if you haven't figured it out yet, and for that, and i didn't, latynina, who is she among them, is she a human rights defender, a journalist,

an intellectual, or is she basically cosplaying some marie antoinette, just her. on some kind of throne, you know, that’s all, oh, like that, like that, probably an intellectual, a russian intellectual should only sit on an imperial chair, and that too, or at least on an imperial stool, at least with a back, this is just that example , when ukrainians can talk to russians, only in such a situation, well said volodymyr vytrovych wrote, commenting, but it started a little like this, you know, as he always says, ours was in general, listen, well, look, from sports, when sports, well, we will not... we will give them medals simply because , for example, the muscovites were allowed in, no, we will win, the truth is the muscovites, further on, but what about us, we, what are we doing at the front, well, we will not fight with the muscovites, because they are some way down there, i don’t know why, but no, yes , and why then in intellectual battles, for example, in cultural battles, which are actually very important, we

we will not do anything with the russians, we will give them everything, fine, talk about us. do you want, we left, we are in the house, no, friends, no, but here too we must, must have, we must have these weapons, these weapons, intelligence, these weapons are our culture, which is much stronger than russian, you can in principle, compare how an arresting officer who pretends to be a ukrainian talks to latynina, and compare how vitaly portnikov talked to latynina, and also draw conclusions for yourself, who is acting in favor of ukraine, who is against it, if, again, before.. here it did not happen, now we are talking about the ukrainian language, after all, about the ukrainian language, vitaly portnikov also answered and explained a lot yesterday in latin, she tried to answer him something about the fact that shevchenko also wrote his diaries in russian, but vitaly portnikov's answer is, again you can watch this broadcast, but first watch our conversation andriy kovalev, founder

of the public organization common language joins us, mr. andriy, i congratulate you, and good afternoon, sir. we called you on this occasion, at least in my bubble, it is clear that not all people can be such a bubble, but i see post after post of different people, of different ages, about different situations, but they are all about one thing, about the fact that there is some kind of pushback with the ukrainian language, and its all less heard on the streets of ukrainian cities, regardless of where this city is, whether it is in the east of ukraine. is it in the center of ukraine, or is it even in the west, because as one of my acquaintances wrote, how some woman told her, well , now you can also speak russian in lviv, it’s not that the russians are bombing us, it’s это всё американский, это их войнас россия, do you also feel some kind of return and

before the return to the times before february 24? me too... in my bubble on social networks, i also saw such posts that people write that there is a certain pushback, our organization is a common language, we study the speech of children in the first place, that is, they are preschoolers and children in the first grades of schools , but there we see what we basically wrote in our posts, that a rather large percentage of parents... try with their children to switch from russian to ukrainian, according to various estimates, this is about 70, 80% of parents trying to make this transition with their children. therefore, in this regard, we see the positive, and where we do not see the positive, even here in kyiv, this is what you point out, if we are talking

about all citizens of ukraine, then we do not see such systematic work with, let's say, narratives about what, well, about what difference, yes, about what is not so important, not so important, what language a person speaks, the main thing is that a person be... with this narrative, we are not we see really systematic work, because the difference in which language to speak is very big, language shapes meanings, and meanings shape our culture, our culture differs from muscovites, therefore it is very important to gradually switch to the ukrainian language and such trends among parents of small children in the city of kyiv, we see, look, you are talking about parents and about... small children, and about the fact that parents switch to the ukrainian language in communication with their children, the situation from life, this is before the full-scale invasion,

in buchi, i heard how in the yard where i lived, a woman was speaking to her daughter in ukrainian, the daughter is still small, then a neighbor speaks to her, and she turns to her and speaks to her in russian, is this a transition? or a child, it’s just that a child in such a situation understands, yes, so i speak ukrainian with my mother, with my parents, with relatives, and with strangers there is another language for communication, russian, is that enough, or is this enough, i understand , i understand, this is also your example, there are a lot of such examples, unfortunately, and in the city of kyiv we still see many such examples, and here i am back again. to the statement that there really is no systematic work on this topic, it is not enough, for example, in educational institutions, in kindergartens and in schools, er, i will talk about

the city of kyiv, which we are investigating, there is no systematic work on informing e- parents that it is very important to form and create a ukrainian-speaking environment for their children, this work is very sporadic, so chaotic, one might say, that is , some... teachers try to talk about it with mothers and fathers, but it is enough unsystematically, and our research shows that in the first grade, children may not understand 40% of everything they hear, precisely because the ukrainian language for them does not become the language of the environment in which they are constantly formed, that is how they are, so your example.. example, i confirm that, unfortunately, there are still quite a few such examples, and here again, it seems to me that we all lack such a more systematic work and conveying to citizens

why it is so important to create a ukrainian-speaking environment, especially for children, whose language language and speech is formed, therefore such attempts of parents to do it on their own, we see, they are these attempts. 40% of parents tell us that they would like to attend conversation clubs of the ukrainian language, that is , we see this request in society, and this is good, what we do not see is such systematic work, for example, by the department of education, educational institutions, for that , so that such a transition would take place gradually, and accordingly, children would already be formed in a ukrainian-speaking environment. recently, there was such an interview somewhere in kyiv. it a native of lviv who worked as a dj on lviv radio, then moved and works now, i don't remember his last name, domin,

dyomin, yes, slava dyomin, slava dyomin, and he used to say, you know, he used to love lviv at all was russian-speaking, and everything was fine, and my grandmother and grandfather all spoke russian, they worked somewhere in a prison, well, something like that, well , we already mentioned something about the prison, i won’t even touch on that... , this question is a little different, it is a question of how you feel about your own family memory, do you feel for example, your connection with the fact that your uh, what, that you are a descendant of the liberators, how do you deal with it, do you feel it uh, how do you make sense of it for yourself, well, we don't let's talk about that, we'll talk about something else, i confirm that lviv... there was a lot of russian in sholva back in the 90s, and a lot of people who spoke russian in the 90s speak ukrainian today, their children already speak ukrainian, their grandchildren

will probably speak ukrainian. and lviv digests, digests everything, polish, armenian, german, and in the end everything, everything still becomes ukrainian, will kyiv, the ukrainian capital, ever become such a melting pot, or will it return to the center of russification rather than ukrainization, that is what must happen, because there are children, and they, no matter what language the parents speak, i try... they speak ukrainian, they are ukrainian-speaking, they moved, i don't know, from lutsk, but the child goes to school, goes to kindergarten, and there , for example, the russian-speaking environment and everything, moreover , it always happens that in such classes there are some ukrainian-speaking children who can even not to guess that they exist, everyone thinks that he is the only ukrainian-speaker, because they speak russian, at least this was the situation in kyiv until the 22nd year, i know that too, not from experience. our daughter, so i

don't know how to deal with it, whether it is being corrected now, according to our calculations, research, we now see that only 15% of children, 15% of children in kyiv now actively speak ukrainian, this is quite low percentage, respectively 85%, that is what you are talking about, and they continue to talk non-ukraine. which or ukrainian they speak quite a bit, if we talk about families, in families, here is what i say, families say a little better situation, 45% of families in the city of kyiv say that at home, they have either completely switched, or partially switched to ukrainian, that is, this is half of the entire population , but let's go back to the first figure of 15% of children, and here what you just said is very, very important, that historically,

kyiv vocational school of kyiv, despite the fact that all lessons were held in ukrainian, in fact schools russified children, just simply children in social interactions for the most part transitioned, it just means that if nothing is done, that 15% will dissolve, absolutely true, they, they will dissolve and they continue to partially dissolve now, you are right, so i will come back again. before educational institutions communicate with parents of young children, i will repeat that there is a request among parents for more, for a greater percentage of the ukrainian language, it is this request, we all need to form such a certain support and provide certain such resources, for example, the same conversation clubs, or the same selections ukrainian-language content, about which this

content...many parents do not know, and just to give support, not to say that you are not like that, yes, do you not speak that language there, but to say that we understand that it is there it takes time, we support you in this transition, and let's all switch to the ukrainian language there together, and i'm talking about the fact that 70-80% of parents, young children, they are ready for such a transition, and here is really the question of whether we will observe the passive... as it is formed by itself, and by itself it is very slowly, unfortunately, or we will be more proactive citizens and together with our fellow citizens in kyiv, we will create such centers, clubs that would help in such a transition, unfortunately, in kyiv , we do not yet see such active work in in this direction, and the activities that are currently

being done, these are almost always public organizations. and that is why i really confirm here that this problem continues to be relevant, it cannot be said that kyiv is still the center of russification, but ukrainization in kyiv is quite slow, and so we propose, together with the city authorities and public organizations, to be more active in this direction. mr. andriy, what to do with those children who left with their parents... fleeing from the war abroad, and until february 24, 22 , they were russian-speaking, they went to other countries, where they had to learn another language, the language of the country in which they found themselves, someone has learned at least some basics, someone continues to use google translator and so on to communicate, and even more so...