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settlements were set on fire in the region, oleksandr prokudin, the head of the regional military administration, informed. russian invaders targeted residential areas, damaged two high-rise buildings and four private houses. in addition, a critical infrastructure object, an educational institution, a printing house, a shop, a coffee shop and a service station came under the enemy's crosshairs. two people were injured as a result of an enemy strike on a goat's shoulder. jerky to the community this is a 64-year-old man and a 77-year-old woman. the invaders attacked village late in the evening - said the head of the kharkiv regional military administration oleg sinigubov. also, around the same time , kupyansk also came under the crosshairs. there, enemy shells damaged a private house. in addition, around 9 o'clock in the evening, the russian invaders hit the village of pechenygi, chuguyiv district, with an iskander. they targeted a private enterprise. a 50-

year-old resident was injured. one civilian was killed, four others were injured. such are the consequences of enemy shelling in donetsk region. occupants three dozen times during the day opened fire on the cities and villages of the region, informed the head of the region, vadym filashkin. a resident of turetsk became the victim of a russian strike. two houses and an administration building were damaged in the city. three more residents of the community were injured. two of them are in the village. north and one in nelipivka. private residences were also vandalized there. in addition, the occupiers injured a resident of kostyantynivka. and for operational information, 117 combat clashes took place at the front during the past day. the russian occupiers attacked on 11 directions of the front, told in the general staff. the hottest thing is currently in the pokrovsky direction, where the invaders are concentrating their efforts near...

populated areas, where our defenders repelled almost four dozen enemy assaults. also , soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine continue to restrain the enemy in the kramatorsk direction. there, the russians unsuccessfully tried to break through our defenses 13 times. half of these attacks took place near the temporary yar. a dozen attempts to storm ukrainian positions were also recorded in the kharkiv, kupyan and liman areas. at the same time, during the day, the defense forces. enemy control post, ammunition warehouse, four artillery systems, anti -air defense equipment, radar station and 15 areas of concentration of personnel and military equipment of the occupiers. and we invite you to join the project from scratch to life. this is a collection of atvs for the rapid evacuation of the wounded and the delivery of ammunition. support the soldiers of the 93rd separate mechanized brigade with a donation. ravine. our defenders

fight for victory every day, leaving no wounded or dead on the battlefield. so for atvs are indispensable helpers for evacuation, and they also allow you to move off-road as quickly as possible. your support significantly increases the chances not only to successfully complete the task, but also to return from it alive. so join the gathering. our goal is uah 4 million. the security service in the mykolayiv region detained an enemy informer who was correcting russian missile strikes on ochakov. its curator was a pro-russian blogger with the pseudonym lokhmatiy, who works for the russian fsb. the attacker transmitted the geolocations of the armed forces units forces of ukraine via telegram. during the search , two mobile phones and a laptop were seized from her, which she used to leak information. the informant is currently in custody, she is threatened. up to 12 years in prison. and in

the capital, the search operation, which had been going on since yesterday, was stopped. let me remind you, yesterday afternoon. near the pedestrian bridge in kyiv, the cable car on the attraction broke. the boy, who was on the trolley at that time, fell into the water. yesterday, the bottom of the reservoir was examined for about 6 hours, but the young man was not found. the search resumed this morning. with our correspondent kateryna galko is in touch with us now. and katya, i congratulate you and expect all the details that are known at this time from you. greetings iro, greetings to the viewers of the tv channel, so now we are near the pedestrian bridge, here today around 10 o'clock in the morning they found the body of a drowned man, now he is being examined by the police. again, the search continued yesterday, it started around 2 p.m., ended at about 9:30 p.m., and today at

8:50 a.m., the rescuers started working again, they started looking for the body at 10 a.m., they it was successful, as the rescuers say, the difficulty was that... yesterday they were looking for the body in a slightly wrong place, today they continued and still found the body of a man born in 2004, actually he was found 30 m from the shore at a depth of 9 m, here it is let's also hear the comment of the rescuers, yesterday they searched the places for a very long time, where according to the testimony of the witnesses he could probably be, then he was not found there, but today... you can say that the other diving department also analyzed the work and began to look a little in in another place, found him. so, actually, let me remind you that yesterday around 2 p.m., a little

earlier, the ropeway leading from the pedestrian bridge to trukhanovo island collapsed. in fact, the search began almost immediately. divers searched until evening. however , the body was not found, according to the national police, it was a boy born in 2004, which was confirmed today, how they got the body, the owner of the attraction also commented on this situation in his social networks, he expressed his condolences to the family of the deceased, and also said that he would cooperate with investigation and will try to understand all the circumstances, such a situation here as of now is still in place, as we can see there is a rescuer and he is working. the police, they are examining the body, everything is fenced off here, we continue to work, iro, i'll pass it on to you. thank you katya, it was kateryna galko, our correspondent. we move on. the funeral of linguist and people's deputy

of the seventh convocation iryna farion will take place today in lviv. the ceremony in the garrison church will begin at 2 p.m., and she will be buried at the lychakiv cemetery. and on the eve of aparastas came thousands of people to pay their last respects to a public figure. at first, it was planned that the farewell ceremony would last until the 22nd, but due to the large number of people, it was extended and barely made it to the beginning of the curfew . let me remind you that on july 19, an unknown person shot a linguist in the head near her home. the politician was hospitalized in serious condition and died a few hours later. in the morning , the second series of explosions occurred in the russian city of toapse. drones again attacked the oil refinery. according to the previous one information, a fire broke out there. during the night in this area, residents of the city also heard a series of loud explosions, as claimed by the nv publication. a powerful attack on a strategic object of the russian federation

was organized in the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense of ukraine. there is currently no official confirmation. it was also noisy in the morning in morozovska rostovska. oblast, the military airfield of the occupiers is based there. meanwhile, the aggressors assure the ministry of defense of the country that, in general, during the night, their anti-aircraft defense allegedly shot down more than seven dozen drones. the house exploded in the russian town of opsheronsk in the krasnodar territory. according to various reports , up to 10 people were injured. there may still be russians under the rubble. the previous cause of the explosion was domestic gas. and that was the news at that time. our team is working to ensure that you see an updated news release already at 12 o'clock. you can read more on our website espresso.tv, follow us on social networks and watch our unique

content on youtube. then my colleagues, lesya vakulyuk and andriy saichuk, continue the broadcast. dear friends, we are coming back. chuk, one more hour in front of our air, until 12 o'clock, i remind you, we are working, we want to thank you for the 1900 that you have already collected, we hope you will still join, you can see the qr code, it is for atvs for the 93rd separate mechanized brigade for so that they can quickly and efficiently evacuate the wounded from the battlefield, just now there will be an interview of anton antin borkovskyi with ukrainian psychologist, sociologist and doctor of philosophy yevgeny holova. well, after that, we will come back and talk with journalist and head of the public initiative of the needle, iryna fedoriv,

so stay with us, the air continues and it will be interesting. thank you for staying at espresso. i, oleksandr morshivka, continue to work with you. and today we are talking about how attitudes in... society changed during the great war. the guest of the studio is yevhen holovakha, director of the institute of sociology of the national academy of sciences of ukraine, professor, doctor of philosophy. i congratulate you, i am glad to see you. congratulations. mr. yevgeny, well, a really large amount of time has passed since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. and what are the conclusions of scientists today regarding, well, essentially, attitudes in society, is this a desire for negotiations or further to victory? well, you know, here are the latest results of the research that i had to comment on, they testify not only to

the alternative, whether negotiations or victory, but rather the other, that is, half of them are already almost there, 47% want negotiations, and everyone wants victory, that is you know, and it is even more interesting that her victory in the understanding of... the vast majority of ukrainians is the exit to the borders by the 14th year, i.e. the return of all the territories occupied by russia, i.e. it is somewhere in in ukraine as a whole, it is for 80%, there it seems to be 87, and even in each region, although with certain differences there, still, the overwhelming majority believes that all occupied territories, this is in... the language of any negotiations, but do people

in society today have, well, a more clear idea, you already said about the borders of 1991, a clear idea of ​​what victory is, maybe for someone victory is to end the war now, maybe on those conditions that will be put forward, on the borders that currently exist, there are such, you understand, there are such people, and there are many of them, in their view, victory is also possible. it is possible, no, everyone has their own idea of ​​victory, just like that, yes, here, here you can't say that victory is something clearly defined, even politicians have no idea about it, i can tell you, and politicians they won't tell you, for some it's a victory, it's just going to the border, but let's say, others say, no, if we're not in nato, it won't be a victory, it'll just be a postponement of a new war, that's what they say, yes, that's what i say, that's what the politicians say, yes, that is different opinions in politics. well , ordinary people also have different opinions, this is normal, we have a pluralistic society, different approaches,

the only thing i want to say is why, i think so, the victory is thought by the overwhelming majority, after all, as the return of all territories, it is definitely but which way it can be, here it is more complicated, someone says about negotiations, someone says to go to the end, no negotiations with the aggressor, with the occupier and so on, and so on, there are different opinions here. well, already somewhere there , i say, more than 40% already agree to the news negotiations, well, this is exactly the number, if i’m not mistaken, the rumzkov center conducted a survey of 44%, this is just the latest data that we all saw, which everyone is operating with now, this is the last that was in the survey, well, if 44% now support the state of transition , but of course not on putin's terms, so on what terms are the negotiations currently being discussed among citizens? you know what i want to say, the citizens are not at all concerned with how we

will win, they think so, and there is a sense here, in democratic societies it is delegated authority to the government, we elect the government, it already has the authority to solve these issues, whether by diplomatic means, or diplomatically, or militarily, by any means, but this is already its business, and there is a reason for this, and when we sometimes, you know, say, oh... people are irresponsible, as they are, they would have been irresponsible if they had not gone to the elections, since then, so and so, they elected the current government, and they believe that there is someone to deal with problems for a certain period of time. achieving victory, here i think, this is a choice, that's why there are no people, not me, everyone has one actually, no, i can’t say that everyone doesn’t have their own opinion like this, but firstly , this opinion is scattered, that is, there are very different ideas, and secondly, this opinion is ambivalent, that is, double, well, it’s classic, but on the one hand

sides we want to return. yes, they are, but on the other hand there are evasives, the majority does not condemn, well, it is not more prevalent, but more of those, such a fraction, a fraction is larger than those who condemn, that is, this is where the duality of consciousness begins, well, this is a normal phenomenon, taking into account that from which, which history, and we came out, yes, and everyone still has their own personal story. to support or to condemn, yes, this, this, this is a very difficult thing, the main thing, the main thing, yes, i generally, you understand, people will never be condemned, it can be condemned by people who deal with ethics there, a sociologist, investigates, ascertains and draw conclusions, here, or moralists, there, people who are engaged in

ideology, politics, mr. yevgeny, but we mentioned with you about the government, which, which is elected by ukrainians, well, if the elections to the supreme council, then on who would ukrainians bet on, perhaps the vast majority of deputies, would it be military men? well, yes, there is a very positive attitude towards the military, well, you understand, according to the constitution, we cannot elect the military, that is, those people who were in the military, and they from the army go to politics, that is, the general of the military. to the army, it is the only institution that has, well, absolute trust, well , the main thing here is that, if there really was such a scheme , then not to take advantage of it, not to use, well, let's say, politicians as public

military, because we know that until we also had singers perform in the parliament, and... and in order to be involved in politics, you need to have a certain experience and have such skills and leadership, and work in the parliament, and there is much more, this and by the way, this is our big problem , we have a lot... and what you said about actors, and the same thing can happen with the military, scotsman, we don’t want that, well, if there will be such a parliamentary election, well, there will be parliamentary elections, there will be after the victory, they will still be, and it is clear that the military will listen, military faces will run for parliament, and the main thing is that they are really

military, moral authorities, and not just, for example, people who appeared there on the air. well, it seems to me that what is important here is that a person can come to politics from any field, the main thing is for him to demonstrate his ability, and what is a politician, a person who can clearly formulate the goals of political activity, who can exert influence to the audience. that can communicate with masses of people, and those who demonstrate this are from the same ex-military, they can be normal, i believe legislators, and normal members of parliament, normal leaders, managers and all, there is nothing wrong with this, the main thing is that they, so that it is not

purely demonstrative, here is our political power, you see how much it took and everything, but they... were heroes, yes, yes, they were heroes there, it does not mean that they will be capable enough here, and this must be demonstrated in political life, it is difficult to demonstrate it in the conditions of war, unfortunately, after the war, is a radical change possible political forces in the parliament, perhaps something to expect from new projects, i think there will be a radical change, that's for sure, you know that ukrainians, they have a very interesting attitude towards the authorities, they first give an advance, well, they led. an advance of trust, then gradually the situation worsens, and before the elections, the political force that was... well, it had powerful powers, it had that advance, and the advance, it is seriously suffering, and the bet is already being placed on new

projects, i i am sure that there will be new projects, there will be new political forces, and there will be, i hope, a very serious fight for a place but in the political life of society, well, if we talk about that, about sociology directly, then for a long time, many years, tens. there was a difference in society between the east and the west, to what extent did the war erase these boundaries? no, yes, i would say so, it did not completely erase, they are a difference, but it erased fundamental differences, this is the main thing, it is no longer there, how important it is, this is what is already a condition for the consolidation of society, you understand, ukraine is very difficult for many, in many dimensions, starting with the regional and... u this is complicated, religious, cultural, linguistic, well, i say, linguistic, and all this is thanks to the fact that we are going through this war,

in many ways these differences no longer have such fateful significance, and this primarily concerns regional differences, that is, they are still remain in the same direction in which they were, but they are no longer unprincipled, that is, in this sense , we have a political... in each region there are those who have another point of view, but in the majority of all regions they have one point of view, namely the european direction, nato, and there were no relations with a pleasant result, despite the war . this is the positive that we suffered, suffered and suffered not only from the full-scale invasion, not only from the beginning of the maidan, everything has been suffered since

91, if i'm not mistaken, actually no, from the 14th, to the 14th year we have the most popular, but no, we had putin the most popular politician, putin is more popular, i am talking about our presidents, he was more popular than american, these were the data. moreover, the majority of the population in all regions was opposed to nato, in all regions until the 14th year , people did not want nato, well, these were the accents of the soviet union, yes, well, that’s all us, who we are, who we are, and we are soviet, that is the majority of the population, that now the situation is changing, and then the majority of people in the soviet government were formed, and this and that us, and traditions, where are the events. well, you mentioned that there really is a consensus between the east and the west now, we are a european state, we are moving towards nato and the european union, and

what about corruption, well, that's how you understand it, corruption is the main problem for ukraine in general, and when we ask what the main problem is, even now war and corruption, before there was corruption, there was also the rise in prices, and now there is war and corruption, anyway. corruption is not going anywhere, this is the number one problem, and we see the revelations of the state bureau of investigation, but are these the units of the exposed stories? well, you understand, unfortunately, we have the so-called, i would say so, post-soviet economic system, in which corruption, unless it has always occupied a non-system-forming place, in general, in all post-soviet countries, well, with the exception, well, with the possible exception of countries there. yes, yes, corruption is a system-forming element of the economy, and by the way, if it were to be immediately removed, then the economy would not

stop at any moment, because, you understand, it forms connections, and they, in why is the problem, what is the task of the authorities, it is very important, it is to gradually cut and break these - you see, corruption is a kind of chain, you know. the tumor there should not just be cut out, but also all those ligaments, which, which this tumor was established with a blood-bearing, nervous one, well, it doesn’t work, well, we have to learn, or they will choose a new one, or a new model, which we are talking about with you, or they will take a new one, if the authorities do not learn, and it is a really painful problem, the authorities are talking about , that it is really necessary to actively return ukrainians, not only men, to protect the homeland. ask ukrainians from abroad, well, the lion's share of ukrainians from abroad do not return, we know real stories, small businesses are opened, people invest their savings

specifically in foreign enterprises, some simply accumulates international aid, prepares for a rainy day and still remains there abroad, how to return, how to motivate, what to do, this is a very serious issue at our academy, we have a whole institute of demography there, so what is this deals with the problem of migration, and the return of people, well, what can i say, i can honestly say, you need to know experience. our neighbors, i will tell you, do you know how many balkan countries have returned, how many? well, after the end of the war in the balkans, where serbia is and everyone is there after the collapse of what figure, 30%, 30% returned, and that's the whole war there, well, somewhere, yes, up to 10 years there at the most, but if this is the kind of war we have,

then it is necessary, i think so. that it is not because they are unique serbs, there, no, these bosnians, croats, but because this is the socio-economic situation, not just economic, no, you do not think that people are so mercantile, but i will tell you another thing, with children, the children are at school, they are already used to it, they have adapted, they have already learned the language and everything, it is already difficult to get them out of that school, in our country you see how it is all online, and everything and they do not know, how to get these children out of these... well , mercantilism is present, because who there pays real money, the help that they do not receive here, those, i think that a lot of people would return to the past with material losses, it is simply not necessary do not underestimate the desire of people to live in their country, i generally believe that somewhere around 50% of citizens are people who are very sick of

abroad. people are divided, i would say so conditionally, people, otaki, plants, what are there and people, what are there, well and, conditionally speaking, animals that can move and find new habitats, and plants, if you grew up here, you all know that before i studied the problems of migration to chernobyl, and to our institute, there was a big project of working with those migrants, when they were displaced people. yes, we were international big projects, what was wrong with me, when we worked with the polishchuks, who were evicted from this 30-kilometer zone, and they went there near kyiv, they were given good plots there, they had houses there, and that’s it when they said there, how can i not live here, i wonder why, and why did they give you a house like this wonder, yes, i am a taboo, look what... here

the earth is black, so i will be put here, i can’t, that is, that is, you can imagine, she is afraid, this is this, this is the psychology of a person who has grown up, the police, where well, sand, where it’s just sand, here it’s black soil, it would seem, on the contrary , we should rejoice, but you say, rejoice, everything will be fine here, there will be no need for gardens, and what gardens there are, and she is afraid that such land is hers, and you no need no yes... to estimate, i think that a very large number of people who will leave at the first moment, as soon as the war ends, they just do it, it’s scary for the children, many are leaving, a real story, i was a witness, i was riding in a train and i heard the conversation of a young woman who was returning from abroad with small children and said: i can’t, everything has been destroyed in kherson oblast, i have i don't have a home, my husband is in the armed forces, i'm just going to my friends and i'll

decide something there with the two of us. children, she wants to go home, and she came home, it's real, very many, very many people can't live without a homeland, i tell you, that's why i honestly hope, still 50% will return, and what about us, that we will have a better situation, looking at how long it seems to me, the war will continue and how difficult it will be in reconstruction here in socio-economic policy, all this increases or decreases this percentage of return, well, it is also every year. .. we monitor this, every year of the war , the percentage of those who plan to return after the war decreases, it is obvious, eh, and i wanted to add here, regarding the involvement of labor migrants from abroad for the reconstruction of ukraine, how much are they intimidating us here or don't be intimidated by expert research on whether there will be such a mixture , many will come to us from asian countries, they will be here...