more than 20 countries supported the plan. china has always insisted that the international peace conference be recognized by the russian and ukrainian parties, and that all peace proposals be discussed fairly, otherwise it will be difficult to play a significant role in bringing about peace. there is no chinese delegation at the summit in switzerland, negotiations with other countries of the global south regarding their participation continued until the end. they do not expect a breakthrough from the conference, especially since there is no "you" on the agenda. troops or compensation to ukraine for aggression, but the purpose of the summit there remains an attempt to pave the way for peace and push the process through global diplomacy. zoriana stepanenko, marek hajduk, radio liberty. well, while ukrainian diplomats are preparing for the peace summit in switzerland, intensified mobilization continues in ukraine, and against this background, the verkhovna rada will even discuss the possibility of transferring the functions of the central committee to civilian bodies. in particular,

yehor cherniv, the deputy head of the specialized committee, told about this. according to him , the parliament is working on options, working out options that would help to avoid the repetition of such a situation that we are showing, it happened the other day in odesa, it is about a fight between representatives of the tsc and doctors. these videos spread across the internet, according to the doctors' version, they came to the tsc building to, so to speak, free their colleagues who were allegedly forcibly kept in the building, and according to the tsc's version, the doctors helped a conscripted man to avoid mobilization. we will remind you of this story later. victoria is a doctor who works in an ambulance. on june 11, she and two of her colleagues spent four hours at the tsk kyiv district of odessa. doctors are convinced that they were called there by a man who needed help. yes, we were officially at work and were called to provide medical assistance to the victim. the victim was a civilian. so we did our job. we came to... provide medical care according to

protocols, what was the person's condition? of moderate severity, closed brain injury by questioning and concussion in question, this call came to 103, the patient called himself, according to his beat tsk. the doctor claims that the representatives of the tsc did not allow the husband to be hospitalized, instead, the doctors themselves were kept inside without explaining the reasons. paramedic bohdan velichko was also in the team. of this brigade, the man convinces us that when the doctors tried to leave the territory of the tsc, they were received by force, demanded to provide documents, the employees of the tsc refused to hospitalize us, arguing that they have their own doctor on the territory of the tsc, who had already examined this patient and forbade us hospitalize him to a medical facility. first of all, they wanted our documents, certifying our identity, that is, the certificate of an ambulance employee. no help,

or we have a passport. another question arises: how then were we allowed into the regime facility without checking the documents, after the so-called conflict situation arose, they started checking them, well, you showed the documents, no, we didn't show the documents, and why? well, we arrived by ambulance, we had our uniforms on, if we weren't just riding like that, we asked them what status we are now, on on what grounds we are here, to which no answer has been given. that is, we were offered to go up to the second floor, clarify our data, if we are wanted at the oberig base, we will be served with a combat summons. they used physical force on us as a way of getting us by the hand, that is, when we wanted to leave the territory of the tsc, having already left the patient, we were held by the hands and told that we would not go anywhere from the territory of the tsc until we gave our data. according to doctors, they were released only after they arrived at the tcc their colleagues from shvydka and made galast. under

the building, this video quickly spread through local telegram channels. and in a few hours, regional cska spread a completely opposite version of what happened in the assembly center. allegedly, on this day , the military quite legally, together with the police, sent a citizen who refused to provide documents for verification to the tcc. one hour to the assembly center. an ambulance arrived. they claimed that they arrived at the summons of a citizen who had previously been taken to the rtcc and sp and insisted on his hospitalization. when asked to provide documents that would confirm their membership in the health care system, they refused. because of this , the servicemen of the kyiv rtcc and the sp of odesa suspected that the arrived persons were trying to help the citizen to avoid military service, for which he was found fit according to the opinion of the military medical commission. after that, the detained persons

called the 103 line and reported the alleged forceful detention of emergency service representatives by officials kyiv rtsk and odesa jv. now this incident. the police are checking, they have opened proceedings under the article of hooliganism, the specialized prosecutor's office has also started an investigation, meanwhile the employees of shvydka explain that they were really in no hurry to provide their documents for checking at the exit from the tsc, because they still do not have the promised reservation. i listened to my leadership of my substation, my non-direct manager of the substation, who promised me, just as they tell us here, that... with a summons, or you don't leave here, or you sign everything and get out of here because of the lack of reservations

, the employees of the ambulance have already started to be laid off, the substation where the paramedic roman yankova works, there are no longer enough drivers, at the moment, at my substation there are two from... kseniya sitinska for radio svoboda. valery bolgan, editor-in-chief of the intent publication from the city of odesa, joined our broadcast, and i am glad to welcome oleg simoroz, veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, public

activist, lawyer, gentlemen, i congratulate you. valery, the first question for you is probably how in odessa, v did the people of odessa react to this story, or is public opinion leaning towards one of them? from the sides there to the doctors or to the shopping center? it is difficult to answer for the public opinion, but i have heard completely opposite opinions about the support, and i would say from what my personal environment says that they condemn the actions of both, why? her actions are condemned by the rtcc due to the fact that even an average citizen can simply see on video the actions of beating a person lying down, a person in military uniform, who was later identified as employee of tsc. our journalist was at the scene of the events and witnessed these events, unfortunately,

personally, so i can trust it. secondly, as part of this conflict, unfortunately, it was not named in the plot. there was at least one other party, these are unknown people in civilian uniforms who came out together with people in military uniforms from the premises of the tank. according to our preliminary information obtained by our colleagues from the investigators, these are people who belong to a public formation, which is called to help tcc employees in the framework of mobilization. this is what action is all about military and the second is the actions of the ambulance, the main criticism here is that during working hours, at least four or five crews would have taken off work and were for a certain period of several hours near the tsc building, until

the ambulance workers were accordingly released, that is, the main claim precisely because someone could be ill, and you wouldn't be able to come, it's clear to you, huh. rather , the actions of both are condemned here. oleg, now i have a question for you. look, this material is from odessa, but it raises several at the same time problems first, communication between the tcc and civilians, and generally communication from the state on mobilization issues. secondly - booking. doctors complain that there is no one to work in the ambulance. and so many complain from other fields, right? even in the defense-industrial complex. and information challenges, when the picture with this fight flooded all social networks, the audience was divided, some say. i'm for the shopping center, the second say i'm for the medics, and there, and the third say that someone should go to the army at all and no, don't make this all up, and in the end, all of this leads to division in society, a global question for you, do you think there is in principle any solution that will put an end to these constant conflicts between the tcc and civilians, because it is not ipso, two weeks ago here the ground

forces tried to convince us that it don't spread this video, because it's ipso, these are real people, real odessans, that's how valery told us, maybe the solution lies in the way yehor cherniev... says that it's possible to transfer, disband the tsk and transfer it to some civilian authority. your opinion? well, the solution exists, and i will agree, as a veteran of the armed forces of ukraine, that... this is exactly on ipso, because we have had such things going on for quite a long time, and indeed society is divided and civilians, the mobilization reserve, there is a certain gulf between by these people and the military, precisely such things as in odesa, this is an example of that, i will categorically disagree with the fact that these powers should be transferred to civilians, i will absolutely disagree, because after all, this is... an institution, let's say, this link is powerful, it should remain with the military,

because it is for the military, and mobilization, it fills the mobilization reserve of the military, but what i have been saying all the time, i have been saying since the first days, when it became obvious that there is a certain chasm, is something that is definitely overdue, well, not even reform, radical radical changes are needed in the work system of the central committee, i absolutely... that is, i understand for myself that it is necessary to make the central committee more transparent and to create centers for the provision of administrative services in the format of the central committee's work, they must be completely public, there is none, let's say yes, there's no such thing as secrecy to, for example, restrict video recording to civilians, there's nothing there to restrict access, and that should be true. service provision centers that are as transparent as possible, and which will make

such things impossible, as in odesa, because there is nothing that, for example, a reservist will conduct video recording, there is nothing that if journalists will come there, yes, that's why sorry, the health of a potential reservist, it's not some kind of state secret and so on, but it will return some trust to this institution, to this powerful one. globally, i deeply understand, having a lot of facts from my brothers, i understand that we need lustration in the bodies of the tsc, because with all due respect, i understand that you can't have everyone under one roof there, but the majority are still leaders, we remember we are rooting for the head of the odesa central committee and not only large regional centers, but this is a deeply corrupt structure and leaders. the department, mayankoms, colonels who have been working for 20-30 years in this structure,

i'm sorry, i personally understand everything with them, if we aspire to these high standards in the army, including among the mobilization reserve, we want to call up for military service, indeed, those people who can be taught something and who in terms of health and moral and psychological qualities will meet those high criteria , uh, i think that these people are necessary, these people should be said goodbye to. and to entrust the service to already proven people from the structure of the armed forces of ukraine, wounded veterans, sorry for the early ones , those who proved their loyalty to the military oath and the homeland with their blood, very the president in his time spoke beautifully about such an initiative, but as of now, what i have is my brothers who are currently doing military service in the tsk, and now i also... i will say, they are looking for any opportunity simply with this ttk to escape, because what

happened, another change of concepts took place, the president spoke very nicely about it, the guys did not get any real position where they were supposed to influence the decision, the guys, sorry, are now injured, walking on the streets, listening to everything through actions of management, take part in unfortunately, about these ot conflicts, trying not to provoke them, but yes... the veterans now, as of today, let's say, the authorities in the tsk were not trusted, oleg, we just ran out of air time, unfortunately, i only have time to ask one question at a time, but next week we will return to this topic, i will gladly invite you, you will continue your opinion, oleg simoroz, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, a public figure and activist, and also my colleague valery bolgan, the editor-in-chief of the publication intent odesa, we talked about the case, which there was a conflict between the state central committee and doctors in odesa. we have everything for today, i encourage you to subscribe to the radio page. freedom until monday. euro 2024 only on megogo,

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the program of the ukrainian voice of america time time program is broadcast from washington. i am yulia yarmolenko. congratulations. the leaders of the simi group confirmed their unwavering support for ukraine for as long as it takes. this is stated in the final document based on the results of the summit in italy. the leaders declared their determination continue to provide military, budgetary, humanitarian support in ukraine, as well as help with reconstruction. according to the statement, russia must end its illegal war and pay for the damage it has caused to ukraine. more about the results of the group of seven summit for ukraine and also the details and significance of the bilateral security agreement between. let's talk about the states and ukraine with my colleagues bohdan tsyupin, who works for the summit in italy, and maria lyanovska, who researched the topic in washington. colleagues, congratulations. congratulations.

greeting. bohdan, the joint communique is in favor the results of the group of seven summit is a document that defines the main priorities and agenda of this forum for the coming year. what support for ukraine do the leaders of the group of seven declare? tell me more about it. julia, actually, what you said when you announced, actually about... the agreement of this declaration, in general outlines the main meaning, yes, that is, unwavering support, as much as it takes, for as long as it takes, also the emphasis on because the peace must be fair, about the fact that the destruction that russia has inflicted on ukraine is already being calculated, there is little not half a trillion dollars and that russia should. to indemnify, to pay for what was destroyed, separately i saw there a paragraph on the support of freedom of navigation in the black sea, so what, that is, in general, it provided.

things, again, this is also predictable, we know that the position of international leaders, partners of ukraine remains the same as it was from the very beginning, and this is actually the advantage, i would say that one of the interesting points in the declaration sinky, which caught my eye, which is related to ukraine, but not is ukrainian at all, it is an emphasis on what problems it creates. china or, as it says, entities, or forces in china that help russia wage war, i would say it's a very tough, tough, tough caveat on china, almost as tough as how about, on iran, and that international partners are trying to put an end to this de facto support of the

russian war machine by china. thanks to trade, and industrial support in particular, i'd say it's especially possible to catch the eye now, at least in the first hour after the approval of the declaration, bohdan, can we generally call this summit a success for ukraine? yulia, these are estimates, of course, we are journalists, we are supposed to present only the facts, without assessing their success or failure, but we will give the facts: the ukrainian president said that agreements were signed... with the united states and with japan on industry cooperation security are historical. the fact that the sinka countries have finally agreed on how to use frozen russian funds to help ukraine is perhaps even more extraordinary, because about this has actually been talked about for years, finally there is

a concrete mechanism, how it can be done, if ukraine really receives 50 billion dollars by the end of this year, it will be an interesting first step in this direction. bohdan just mentioned the actual results of this summit for ukraine, he mentioned the security agreements. maria, have you carefully studied the text of the bilateral agreement on security cooperation between ukraine and the usa, what is provided for in it, and what is missing from it? well, among the general points, this agreement, with this agreement united. recognize that the security of ukraine is the key to security of the entire euro-atlantic region, and among the general provisions there is provided that it is about achieving a just and sustainable peace for ukraine within its historically recognized international borders, borders by the international community, it is about the possibility of bringing russia to justice, the united states also calls for the return of all illegal deported children and civilians that russia illegally took from ukraine and continues to hold, in addition

to this, the post strengthens cooperation between the countries in the fields of security, defense and economy, and in general, this is a very interesting point, because the policy of the united states is that they want to help ukraine provide some resources so that ukraine can build its own military-industrial complex and bear most of the burden of its military needs. likewise with the economy, the united states wants to help rebuild the economy, to attract investments so that ukraine continues to bear the greater financial burden of this war. instead, ukraine obliges. to complete certain reforms, and also to report about the assistance provided by the united states. we also spoke to nico lange, a researcher at the center for european policy analysis. and this is what he considers key in this contract. i think it is very significant what this agreement provides, especially when it comes to cooperation with us intelligence. this, in my opinion, is the key to the resistance and success of ukrainians. in addition, it is

a multi-year agreement that establishes principles, it will help, for example, american companies to feel that it is safe to invest in ukraine, that it is possible to work together with ukrainian companies, to create joint enterprises, and this will definitely benefit the ukrainian arms industrial sector. the agreement also talks about training in the usa, and it was very important that after 2014 the usa, canada, great britain and others were ready to train the armed forces of ukraine, so continuing this cooperation is also very valuable. in addition, this agreement provides for certain steps in case of repeated aggression by russia and establishes that the future of ukraine lies in nato. however, this is very much a general proposition, as the former united states ambassador to nato told us, there is no faith in such general statements without concrete steps. the most important, the most important shortcoming of this agreement is that it does not provide any amount of specific funding, as it is provided in agreements with other countries like this.