and gathers, and works, and maybe someone, maybe someone from those who are somewhere, not only in ukraine, but abroad, will pay attention to those small actions that everyone seems to europeans, but are very important in our conditions. by the way, i read that a state-of-the-art rehabilitation center was opened in vinnytsia, i understand that it will primarily work with military personnel who... are recovering from injuries at the front, i want to say that in general, the field of rehabilitation is one of such quite powerful fields, and even my hospital, which is a city, peace hospital, we also resort to rehabilitation measures, because the boys' return home after the front, their demobilization, return after injuries, requires help, help to families and actually to themselves, therefore

, rehabilitation centers are working in this direction, a number of meetings were held, even yesterday was one of the meetings is devoted to rehabilitation, but there is another issue that is painful for all cities of ukraine and for almost all villages, an issue that we are all talking about now, and in which we are forced to be included, this is barrier-free, this is an opportunity boys and girls to have access to all institutions, all institutions. you know, last year i had one of those long discussions with one of the entertainment centers, when uh, i couldn't calmly, normally overcome all the, let's say, conditions that were there for the amputee guy who was staying with us , we helped him, precisely as volunteers, he was able to visit an entertainment institution. why, because when a person arrives, and the condition is such that he is seated in the hall in his arms. transferring from the cart, it's great

looks from the point of view of humanity, but it wasn't, it wasn't absolutely comfortable for this young guy, who felt these certain uncomfortable conditions at the time of being transplanted there or being carried in his arms, that's why we have to talk about it and we have to raise the question of , that every ukrainian city, every village should create conditions so that a person in a wheelchair can get there. to any institution or even the same store, stores are not even designed for walk-throughs, not every store is designed for walk-throughs troops on the territory between the ranks, in fact, i think that ukraine after the war will have a very large number of people who will lose their limbs, of course, from prosthetics, this is also a very important moment, now young men or women who, who have against... theses instead of one, for example, from

one or two legs, this is a completely normal picture for us, well, unfortunately, yes, but you know, modern technologies allow us, to a certain extent, well, not that to a certain extent , in principle , to lead a decent life for those people who are moving in the army, but this is real this is a priority, this is a general rethinking of our attitude, our values, in fact, because you know, dignity, it is about human dignity, the truth, about human dignity and about equality. access for all, that is, equality and dignity, these, by the way, are the values ​​of the lisbon treaty, these are the principles of 209 adopted by all the countries of the european union, the european union, and these are exactly the values ​​that should be ours too, if we say that we are ready to join the european union, the european union, again, so clearly, and you know, i will bring here, i had the opportunity to personally meet and periodically cooperate with vadym sveredenko, this authorization. on issues

of disabled people, people with disabilities, i apologize, yes, who, having lost four limbs in the war, was able to prove that it is possible to move on and it is necessary to move, and he is such, well, quite a powerful motivator in many things, i want to say that we have examples those people who are extraordinary in their strength of spirit and are role models, but what needs to be worked on and developed and created are programs and... the state needs to be supported not only, you you know, i will say, in the field of health care , health care institutions were divided into supracluster, cluster and ordinary health care institutions. the state assumed greater priority for supercluster institutions, those that are, let's say, former regional ones, and practically transferred small institutions to the hands of local self-government bodies and on their own initiative, and here the question arises as to what would be... good to

paid attention to and supported absolutely all areas of health care, all social areas, regardless of territorial affiliation, why? because precisely, if we look at where... the largest number of boys are boys from the rural community, so it is worth paying attention to this too, and i would like to ask ms. elena, a little personally, how is your son doing at the front, if , if you can talk about it, thank you, i have two sons at the front right now, the older one is already on duty, you know, i am the eldest and the middle one, one of them is in such difficult conditions and... in a very responsible conditions and also difficult. guys, i'll start with the middle one. the middle, you know, when i ask him, it's, these hot, hot spots that are around the time gap. he is now at a stabilization point, works as a medic, eh, and the eldest son

performs complex tasks that make it possible to help, if you can say so, to keep the crimean territories awake and remind them of... that, you know, they came in good spirits, it is not from there, it is necessary to move out of there and give us our crimea. mrs. lana, thank you very much for the conversation and thank you for your sons and all of ukraine now, i think joins us. mrs. olena verlan, and kulshenko, was with us, a deputy of the vinnytsia city council, we talked about what is happening in vinnytsia region, well, we are a little bit. we are advancing, we are moving on with you, we will still be in touch with odessa, let 's talk about what, as we learn in odessa, they are trying to attack odessa with drones, the russians, this is not news in general, although,

by the way, in the russians too, not like that, of course they are trying to undermine our trade routes, the black sea, in the first place. by the way, turkey again talks about that we would restore something like a grain agreement, we are doing without it for the time being , it is quite normal, having driven away the russian ships, meanwhile in russia too, not too, but simply the supply of goods was sharply reduced in the first half of the year, so their imports fell by 9 %, that’s how it is, and this all happens because they... have problems with calculations, we have already said about it more than once, it is becoming one of the biggest problems of the russian economy now, one of the big problems of the russian economy, that , that it is very difficult for them to pay for goods now, because they do not accept payments from in russia, the ruble is not convertible, so to speak

, china should have helped them, but chinese banks do not want to be associated with sanctions, because they are all tied up with very large american contracts and are afraid of fines, because russia is relatively small. their partner, well, in the meantime, we are adding lesya vakulyuk to our ether, good morning to everyone, dear friends, lesya vakulyuk, we are adding, we are still waiting for the appearance of valentina shults, a deputy of the odesa district council and a volunteer, on our air, let's talk about odessa , there, by the way, is interesting in what is happening in odessa, i see that odessa cannot get rid of its own, soviet and... read pro-russian flora , they hold on to their past with all possible parts of the body. odessa approved some it is called something like a new statute or something like that in this new charter there are interesting moments and they allegedly want to get rid

of everything imperial, some former soviet and so on, but for example in the center of the city within the boundaries of the universal object. heritage and the historical center of odesa should prohibit the change of names that were formed in the 19 century and until 910, but, but all inhabited, all the names of the streets should be, if renamed, to such names that would indicate the multiculturalism of odessa, that is, to name a street in the center, the historical center of odessa, after some modern hero, who... went to defend us and may have been somehow connected with odessa or was born or lived or worked there, it won't be possible because he didn't deserve it, i wonder what it is, because if they rename pushkinska street to italian street , then only in italian, and not by some specific surname. mrs. valentina,

we welcome you, we are already talking a little about the news from odessa, first of all, tell us how the night passed, how is this morning? the morning is good, because the night was without air alarms, so odesita had an opportunity to sleep in a good mood, go to work and be busy. with our own affairs, let's hope that the day will be like that, it's wonderful, by the way, before you appeared on the screen, i was talking about the fact that some new statute is being approved in odessa, have you heard about such document, it’s like, well, i know how the vision of what new odessa is now, they are discussing what it will be like... er, the anthem of odessa, what names the streets will be new and

what names can be given, and what names can’t be given , the word, for example, remains, a composition for the anthem of the city, the edge of the black sea, lyrics by semen kirsanov and music by modest tabachnikov, translated by ukrainian serhiy osoka, is offered, have you heard anything about it and do odessans talk about it? and look, odessans don't talk about it, i think most of odessans do i don't even hear about it, but of course, the renaming of streets is much more attention now than before the war, because the anthem of odesa was, well, heard of, even before the war, there, it seems, in the 19th or 20th year, appeared there for the first time. in general, such information, here, but regarding the renaming of streets, there is

a special commission in odessa that deals with street renaming, and there is even a social vote, where everyone can cast their vote, well, a public vote, where everyone can cast their vote for the other name streets, and as for such points, the statute. statue the renaming of the central part of the city, this is a movie about the multiculturalism of odesa, i think you know it, this is an odesa trick, odesa feints, because now there is a lot of talk about the renaming of pushkinska street, about the demolition of the monument, but everyone knows that the mayor the city of odessa. stated that he is against renaming and against the demolition

of the pushkin monument, that this is the history of odessa, and pushkin, what did he do in odessa, what, what, what, what did pushkin do in odessa, maybe i just don't know pushkin's biography that well, he he was born there, married, had children gave birth, well, was in exile, here, yes, well, that is very important. such, such a difficult prison, do you know where pushkin would send you, that russian tsar thought, maybe you should go to siberia, no, there is such a blogger, is odessa already such a bad place that they sent that russian pushkin there to prison, it is better to live in the swamps there is a blogger tanya mykytenko, she recently posted, i’m trying to find just this photo, it means such a sign on the house with... it seems that lysenko lived and worked, and on this sign, or somewhere where he met, in other words, where

lysenko lived and worked, in such and such a year the great ukrainian composer met with the great russian composer, the brilliant russian composer, tchaikovsky, and here it is in such tiny details all this imperialism, this russian spirit alive, and just like that, because pushkin was in power, yes, yes, alas. this not only applies to the city of odessa, but we have just returned from donetsk region, where we stayed in the city of novomoskovsk, and the samara river, so we still need to work on it and to work, in the same way, when you go around the cities, as you said, there are plaques with names, there is a famous person here, a famous person is buried. there is a poet who met a conscious russian

poet, and such, by the way, it is widespread not only in odesa, but throughout ukraine, that is why communities should also work on it, this is such an achievement, there were probably famous ukrainian poets achievements, i mean in quotation marks that they had the opportunity to meet with some russian geniuses somewhere there once there, and this... well , mostly they knew in russia, and also in the soviet union, because in the soviet union everyone had to know about these people, by the way, we are today bruno schulz was born today, he is such a jew who was born in the town of halytskyi, and who is known throughout the world, translated into 45 languages, but if you tell ukrainians bruno schulz and mikhail bulgakov and who is more, well , ukrainians will talk about mikhail bolgakov and say, well, the whole world knows him, but if you go somewhere in a civilized

country, ask about bruno schultz and mikhail bolgakova, then the answer will be unequivocally no on... on the side of bruno schultz, but we still don't know anything about him, here in odessa, odessa is a multicultural city, bruno schultz has jewish roots, many jews lived in odessa, is there a bruno schultz street in odessa? no, of course not, it was, by the way, he is yours, your namesake, yes, yes, but i can say, as you pointed out, that i think that the minority of odessans also know less. who is brunoshul snez, who is pushkin or who is bulgarko, so we have to work on it, and it will happen, it also depends on the education of our children, from the generation that exists now, and from the school program, and from education, we have to bring this up in our children, at least,

i think, to the former member of the servant of the people of odessa faction. people's deputy artem dmytruk, who recently became a subdeacon of the russian orthodox church in ukraine, this will somehow not fix him, and what are they saying about him in odessa, how is it, such a glorious odessan, who continues to be supported by the russian orthodox church, well, you know, i think , that most odessans know about him from the news or something no... there is no news when he beat a serviceman and there is still no reaction of law enforcement agencies to this crime, and odessans, i can say that i live in the district from which this people's deputy was elected, they generally only saw him on the boards. in the 48th year,

by the way, i will say briefly, in 1948, roman shukhevych, who was... at that time the leader of the ukrainian underground and the resistance movement of the ukrainian insurgent army, he, well, he, he already had such serious illnesses and his forgery russian with this soviet passport he went to odesa and in odesa rested in odesa, he was treated at the liermonska sanatorium. he used to go to the opera house. uhu, rested, yes, appeared often in the center of odessa, visited museums, took pictures in the city photo studio, so, well, in a word, i mean that in principle, in odessa , there are more places associated with shukhevych than those associated with pushkin. and it would have been possible to rename a bunch of everything a long time ago, for example,

to remember shukhevych somewhere, to put memorial plaques somewhere, whether pushkin did something for... good ukraine, or something, yes, this, yes, this is question, i say that we need to conduct an informational struggle and tell people in general to make such days of history and tell, because these narratives, which have been imposed for many years, unfortunately, not only in the south of ukraine, but in general throughout ukraine. they gave us such times that the majority of our parishes there belong to the moscow patriarchate, and the most important thing is to fight and fight, and the main thing is the story, mrs. valentina, after all, that there is a single region, a single regional center in ukraine, we talked about it, where there is a relative minority of people who support

the accession of ukraine to the european union, this is odesa 49%, this is a very strange result, this is... from 91% in lviv to 61% in kharkiv, but 49% odesa, this is a problem, a problem to which we cannot close our eyes, if we closed their eyes for 30 years to the fact that there were less than 20 years to what is happening in crimea, it ended with what it ended with, this is what obama said, we did not begin to win back crimea because there were too many russian speakers there, this is literal the answer to the question whether it is important that you speak russian or whether it is important that you are immersed in guns on the floor. it is important, because otherwise ukrainians, americans, we can say anything here, but muscovites will consider you a russian, americans will consider you a russian as well, end of story. and people have to understand this, that is why more and more people are switching to

the ukrainian language, at least from my environment, i wish that every day even more people, let the people in your environment, actually those who understand that this is important, become more, thank you for the conversation, valentina shults, a deputy of the odesa district council... the volonterka was with us, dear friends, we are going for a break, then we will return to kherson oblast, we will talk about it, what is happening there, stay with us. attention, a profitable offer, order a smart light bulb at a special promotional price of only uah 149. durable, reliable and so powerful, and the price is only uah 149. in stores, ordinary light bulbs cost more than 250 hryvnias, and we offer them to you. a light bulb that lights up, even when there is no light, for only uah 149. take advantage of such a good deal a proposal the smart light bulb works even without electricity, up to 6 hours without

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your place is waiting for you, the light stays on, for dinner too... what do you like, a warm bed is made, there will be walks, swings, and swimming, they are waiting for you on your street, at school, in your church, because in your house it is about you they see dreams, you are always in front of their eyes, they cry for you, they pray for you, we did not give up, because we knew that you are already somewhere nearby, half the battle is to know how hard it is

victory is given, and we will do everything to hug you sooner, so... when you are home, when we are together, we are more than family, we, the nation that has united around you, is us again, and that means that our roll call continues, and yury sobolevskyi, the first deputy chairman of the kherson regional council , is already with us, mr. yury, good morning, i congratulate you, friends. what, how is kherson oblast this night, what is the morning like? well, unfortunately, our shelling continues, does not stop, the intensity is the same. unfortunately, as of

the evening, we already had one. seven people were injured, of them, two people needed hospitalization, they are all civilians, including an injured employee of the state emergency service, there was in belozerka in our belozerskyi community, repeated shelling, that is, the russian army shelled the location, they waited for the rescuers to arrive, to eliminate the consequences, because there was the destruction of road transport, and then... explosives were dropped from a drone and a rescue worker was injured, an employee of the regional military administration of the film crew was injured, well, that is, a terrorist tactic that , unfortunately, they use very often, and we have already learned this new double of theirs, so to speak shelling, when they see that some services are already coming and just doing everything so that neither the people who are injured, nor any property, nothing is saved, what

is happening now? in the occupied territories there is a balance, they say, this self-proclaimed, introduced a special regime zone for 15 km of the front-line territory, which means this special regime zone, in fact nothing will change, it is only the name, because 15-20 km from the dnipro there is already a strong force filtering, there the number of roadblocks has been increased there, civil traffic is very complicated there. constantly checking people, they are constantly looking for people there who pass on information about the deployment of the russian military, that is , in fact, nothing much changes there, it is more of a new name for what is already happening there, but in parallel there now, unfortunately, the processes the so-called nationalization of the property of individuals, they are now gaining more and more scale, more and

more objects. private property they exhibit as such that are ownerless, which they will nationalize and hand it over to other people, the day before the same balance canceled the dry law, the sale of alcohol is allowed, and now they are already saying that in nova kakhovka, for example , the russian military simply let go, which is called bez... and already the disobedience of the russian soldiers to the commanders has increased several times, do you know anything else about this innovation of balance, well, you know, they supposedly do not sell, should not sell alcohol to the military, but this is not done in most cases, besides, most of the military russian mans in civilian clothes, clothes,

because... they are afraid to walk aft, that 's how they circumvent this ban, but i can't say that until, until the moment when they gave permission to sell alcohol, that it was not sold there, it was illegal, it was there any alcoholic beverages, they were sold calmly, and in fact it is a big problem for their military police because the number of cases where... there are drunken, drunken their russian military can sense alcohol intoxication there, very much there really was a lot. the worst thing is that our people suffer the most from this, because they get drunk and do whatever they want. mr. yury, thank you, have a good day kherson oblast, yury sopolevskyi, the first deputy chairman of the kherson regional council, was in touch with us, dear friends, our first hour of the marathon is slowly coming to an end, lesya vokulyuk, andriy saichuk, we are for you we are working,

today until... kateryna shirokopoyas appears on your screens, which means that we will watch the news, tell katya what is there happened in ukraine and the world in the last hour. greetings olesya, andria, in a moment i will tell you about the ukrainian security compact and the consequences of night attacks in ukraine. kateryna shiropoyas works at the news channel espresso in the studio. at night, the enemy again attacked ukraine with mortars, launched drones from different directions. air defense forces worked in many regions, in particular in khmelnytskyi, vinnytsia, mykolaiv and kyiv regions. the air alert lasted almost the whole night in the kyiv region.