candidate for vice president from the democrats , there is growing interest in whether harris will participate in a debate with his political rival, former president donald trump. the republican presidential candidate says that now that president joe biden is out of the race, the debate, which had been scheduled for september 10 on abc, should be moved to early september and aired on fox news in pennsylvania with a studio audience. . on saturday, trump wrote on the social network. quote: i will meet with with her on september 4, or not to meet at all, the garis company, on the other hand, is adamant and plans to stick to the original plan of the debate. what's up, donald? i hope you will go ahead and meet me on the debate stage. because as

they say, if you have something to say, say it to my face. whether harris and trump will meet face-to-face remains to be seen, but former president trump will have another opportunity to speak out against harris and her running mate at a rally in montana scheduled for tuesday, august 9. iryna shinkarenko, veronika balderes and glesia from voice of america, washington. british prime minister keir strumer called a special cabinet meeting on monday after a wave of anti-immigrant riots and riots swept through more than a dozen british cities over the weekend. the police detained almost 200 people. protests erupted after a 17-year-old boy attacked children with a knife at a dance party in southport, near liverpool. three children died, eight were injured. despite the fact that the suspect was born and raised in great britain, quickly spread through social networks. that he is

an undocumented migrant and extremist groups have called on their supporters to take to the streets. we will discuss the situation in great britain in detail and talk with our correspondent in london, bohdan tsyupin. hello, bohdan. greeting. bohdan, what is the current situation in the country and what action plan does the government have? as of monday evening, the big news here in the uk is that the police have arrested almost 400 people in connection. with riots and demonstrations, and the first accused of involvement in the those illegal actions. so, some may, hopefully, assume, probably, that the peak of the riots or the most violent demonstrators has already passed, these events lasted about six days and were mostly concentrated in the cities. in the north in the north

-east of england, and today the british prime minister held a special meeting of the government with the heads of the police and other security so-called services. the main thing he emphasized is that he does not consider it necessary to convene the parliament in extraordinary session, as some argue for the session, instead emphasized that it is necessary. quick punishment of those responsible for what happened on the streets of many cities, where shop windows were smashed, flints were robbed and people were beaten. whatever the apparent motives, this is not protest, this is pure violence, and we will not tolerate machete attacks or attacks on our muslim communities. therefore, the full rigor of the law will be applied. all those identified as

being involved in those actions. i am focused on getting this mess to an end, making sure criminal penalties are swift and that saw that is why i asked to consider the possibility of identifying and making public the names of the persons involved as soon as possible. many have already been arrested, some have been charged , some of them are now in court. we have the right to know who they are so that they can be called in the first place. it's time bohdan, how did the tragedy in southport turn into such a large-scale riot and why have they not subsided even after the police and authorities denied the rumors and said that the attacker was a boy who was born and raised in britain and not an asylum seeker. julia, i just literally watched an interview with a representative of a family that suffered in southport, where children died, where children and adults were injured. and that man

says that he doesn't understand how you can combine on the one hand the expression of sympathy for the families, which, as he said, is very ... helps a lot of people get over what happened, those who lost children, those children, who were attacked, and he says that he does not understand how this can be combined with riots, with throwing bricks at the police with arson and broken shop windows and so on, that is, on the one hand we we have the shock of the tragedy, the society is shocked by what happened, by the murder... and by this completely senseless crime, the reasons for which are still completely unclear, perhaps there are no logical or reasonable explanations, the events do not have, or the actions of the killer do not, on the other hand, obviously, that there are forces in society, there are sentiments that

are directed against either people, representatives of minorities, or representatives of other religions, such as islam. who apparently took this opportunity to show their anger, and some to steal something from the broken shop. bohdan, literally briefly, which one does social media actually play a role in this story in inciting protests? actually, social media, the internet, mobile phones are a part of our lives, they played a role and, for example, in... 2011 in london much bigger, then we talked about the role of the so-called blackberry devices, which few people remember now , whether they are the cause of what happened, it is unlikely, but on the one hand we have that these organizers or those who wanted to

go out on the streets and do such and such things communicated, spread information obviously. each other, on the other hand, the police are now using the same videos on social networks to arrest both robbers and those who committed attacks, those who committed violence, special attention, of course, in such networks to, well, for example, to people like elon musk, that is , a person who has more than 190 million followers, and when he expresses some of his thoughts. from far america, some of them sound like incitement to the british, and in particular, even the british prime minister spoke about it, so it is a factor, it is the reality of life. bohdan, thank you very much. our european correspondent, bohdan

tsyupin, was in touch from london. see you in time, we continue the release. our next story is about a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war who, despite a serious injury, is going to return to the front. serhii danilets was injured and lost his right hand in the spring of 2022. he was able to recover after a difficult amputation thanks to treatment at a special center. serhiy is currently preparing to return to his team, meanwhile he took part in the competition for the kyiv cup for veterans. anna kostyuchenko and pavel sohodolskyi will tell more about the recovery of soldiers. 34-year -old serhii danilets from kyiv lost his right hand on april 10, 2022, during hostilities in donbas. tanchik we went into position at night, and by morning only

four of us remained from the unit. serhiy is a professional police officer. since 2016, he spent 2.5 years in the ato in a special unit. the appointment of a peacemaker. in 2019, he resigned for health reasons. at the time of the full-scale invasion of the russians, he worked as the deputy director of the utility company enterprise, took up arms again. first, he liberated kyiv region, and then fought as part of the 25th airborne assault brigade in kharkiv oblast and donbas. after being wounded, serhii underwent 15 operations, but plans to return to the front. the command sees that i continue. service, because it is mine, my wish. i even specially went to my unit, in the winter of 24th, and in balaklea, where my unit is geographically located, the military medical commission, which recognized me as limited

fit, and you are satisfied, of course, 100% high amputations, like serhiy's, do not allow for conventional prosthetics. in the center of complex endoprosthetics of osto integration and bionics. the center has been operating for over a year - says its founder vyacheslav zaporozhets. at the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion, vyacheslav left the management of a successful construction business and devoted himself to volunteering. at first, he took out civilians from the then-occupied chernihiv oblast, and later he organized his own volunteer organization, equipped a medical center and a rehabilitation hall for veterans. in us already more than 100 patients we have helped, these are endoprostheses of knees, endoprostheses

of hip joints, then we started to engage in osteointegration, since we saw that we cannot classically prosthetize patients, now we have already performed ostointegration for 43 patients, 44 patients we already have, and precisely ... at the beginning of the year, and we realized that we need to have our own rehabilitation, because each case, each patient is individual, we need to develop an individual protocol. vyacheslav says that the operation is only 30% successful in recovering the wounded, the rest is rehabilitation. that is why he founded the titanov rehabilitation center in kyiv, where there are modern simulators that contribute to the recovery of veterans with complex amputations, in particular anti-gravity amputations.

- it's titanium, you recover, this metal is used in classes, and the second meaning of the dam is part of its sports. adaptation, says serhii. in the summer of 2023, he took part in the all-ukrainian competition for veteran strongmen of ukraine, organized by vasyl virastyuk's strongman federation of ukraine. and on july 20, 24th, he competed for the open kyiv cup among veterans, which was held by the ukrainian center for physical culture and sports of persons with disabilities invasport. the 26-year-old former scout and veteran ilya denysenko also took part in these competitions in kyiv. he is a silver medalist

in the adaptive sports competition of the us air force and marine corps held in the us state of nevada in march of this year. i won silver in the bench press, in general, america is america - i was impressed, the globality of ukraine, how big it is... such a big machine until february 2022, i worked as a deputy director in a polish mass market company of clothing brands in kyiv, but from the first days of the russian invasion, he went to defend ukraine, he says, due to his good physical condition , he got into the special operations forces unit, after kyiv region he defended the kharkiv area. there, in september 2022, he received numerous shrapnel wounds, blowing up on soviet ones. i have blind wounds on both thighs of my left hand and broke

my right foot, in general, it is a miracle of the kind that after the monk, it detonated in general very close to us, well, there were many factors and such that we survived 300, so to speak not 200. 34-year-old artur mylin, another competitor of the kiev open cup bench press. at the moment, arthur is... to take part in the invincible games in canada in february next year, there will be winter skiing for the first time, skeleton, we will learn all this, well, for me , invictus is cool because you can just try something for the first time. arthur, a phd in chemistry, worked at the national academy of sciences before the full-scale invasion, but volunteered for the front. after the defense of kyiv , he fought in luhansk as part of the tro brigade kharkiv regions. was wounded in october 2022 in the liman direction, artur's right leg was torn off. after

months of rehabilitation , he returned to the academy of sciences to develop tools that would increase ukraine's defense capabilities. at the kyiv competitions, artur mylin took first place in the bench press category in the weight category up to 72 kg. having lifted a weight of 135 kg. serhiy danilets did not win in his category, but he performed. worthy, already in the fall he plans to return to his brigade, to the percussion company drones his wife and three children will be waiting for him at home. the youngest child is 11 months old. anna kostyuchenko, pavel sukhodolskyi for voice of america from kyiv. ethnographer volya dzemka, who lives in seattle, began collecting and restoring authentic outfits from ukraine in 2022. before the full-scale war, she was engaged in the restoration of mostly belarusian traditional clothes, because she herself comes from belarus, but now she says she wants to help

show the world the richness of ukrainian culture. khrystyna shevchenko met the ethnographer. belarusian ethnographer origin volya dzemka works in a workshop in seattle. due to an incurable autoimmune disease, she hides her face under a mask, but despite the daily struggle with the disease, the woman tries to revive as many folk costumes as possible. we have this cabinet with authentic ukrainian outfits. and we have this closet with belarusians. volya has been collecting and restoring traditional clothes for over 15 years. previously, her hobby mostly concerned belarusian authentic clothes. but that changed when, in 2022, russia launched a full-scale war in ukraine. you think i must be sleeping because all these deaths and all the time there is blood both on

the screens and in the head, and you constantly want to do something, but you feel like this... one day her ukrainian friends told her that they were planning to organize a charity show of embroidery, and willa realized what she could do to be useful and then of course it clicked for me: vyshyvanka. at that time, i had two full uniforms, one from chernihiv, one from kyiv. and i say: "girls, let me show off my outfits too." we wouldn't have collected money then and... since then, the woman has collected more than three dozen ukrainian clothing from different regions from bukovyna to kharkiv region. this is the border of poltava oblast and sumy oblast. this is a very rare shirt and it is such a gem of the collection. this is a kharkiv shirt.

despite the fact that there is not a lot of embroidery here, but if you look closely, there is such a one... the collection of will is not only shirts, it is also spare parts, aprons, skirts, belts and jewelry, the woman hunts for them on the internet, has a lot of contacts of people who buy vintage clothes in ukraine, thus collecting complete images, that's where this streak comes from, and this... budenka is a shirt that was not worn on holidays, in which you could go to milk the cow and

knead the dough and feed the child, they are characterized by a small amount of embroidery or their complete absence. in addition to reproducing ancient ukrainian fashion down to the smallest detail, volya collects interesting historical facts. here, for example, such shirts with roses, says the woman, could be found in different regions of ukraine and even europe. the traditional floral ornament is the result of the marketing company of the french entrepreneur henry broker, which existed in the end of the 19th century. brokar sold soap, and his wife just came to... almost all of volya's clothes have to be restored, some cases, she says, are extreme, such as this tobacco-soaked shirt. this shirt, it

just came all tobacco brown. yes, tubeok, grandmother, what i am. where possible, she removes mold, sews up holes left by moths, restores embroidery with vintage threads, and things that are barely holding on piles, she only with...

so that people see that ukraine is not only highmars, it is not only money, it is not only violence, shooting, it's very beautiful outfits, it's a very beautiful culture and we also want...

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only in a strategic sense, but also the future. my name is khrystyna yatski, there are usually two of us in this program, i and andriy smoliy, but andriy, i promise you already in the second hour of our monday evening, in the first hour i have the honor of working for you together with our esteemed guests, experts whom we will involve. but it is extremely important for me to ask you today what you think about the russian people in general and whether they are as guilty of the war as putin is? we will raise this question with our colleagues and we ask you to vote, please do it on the phone number, if you agree that all russians are guilty, then 0800 211 381, if you do not agree, and 0800 211 382, ​​all your calls will be absolutely free during our program we 'll recap and well...really, this

free call, but your opinion is absolutely invaluable to us. well, let's start, let's remind you that the f-16 is finally in ukraine. the other day we visited the air force day of the armed forces of ukraine and had the opportunity to make sure that the ukrainian skies are now protected by these long-awaited aircraft. and i would like us to remind ourselves together and listen to the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, regarding the appearance. us f-16. since the beginning of this war, we have talked with our partners about the need to close our ukrainian skies from russian missiles, from russian planes. we have held hundreds of meetings and negotiations to strengthen the capabilities of our aviation, to strengthen the capabilities of our air defense, our defense forces. we often heard

the word in response, it is... impossible, but still we made possible what was our ambition, our defense need, and now it is really a reality, a reality in our skies, the f-16 in ukraine, and with there's information about the likely numbers of f-16s that we eventually have, that we're still getting, but that's not the question, the question is...what the target might be in the near future the purpose of these aircraft, and obviously strengthening our capabilities to protect the sky. i am pleased to welcome oleksandr mosienko, director of the center for military legal studies, to the studio. oleksandr, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. there is a lot of talk these days about the f-16. i would like to ask you about whether you have noticed anything interesting in the context of hanging on these planes. it's easier to say.

what should we expect in terms of weapons and missiles that can be equipped on these planes? that's a very good question, it's important because airplanes matter certainly, but just as important is what is suspended, that is, it speaks to the capabilities of the aircraft, from what is seen to date, is that the sides will be able to act as means. of air defense, i.e. they are equipped with missiles that make it possible to actually deter russian enemy aircraft, shoot down missiles and drones, but in principle they are also equipped with jade bombs, modified, by the way, just for the needs of ukraine, this is for strikes against ground objects ektakh, and kharm anti-radar missiles, i.e. those that can to blind the enemy, to hit his

radars and his systems. air defense, this is an important point, there is also a very interesting point, the fact is that a little earlier the netherlands placed an order for the jasm missile or jsem, as it is called in different ways. the bottom line is that this is a missile with a range of up to 500 km, well , it is available in two versions, 100 km and 500 km, which can also be carried by the f-16. accordingly, they can strike ground objects. the enemy, in the same way as they can inflict now with missiles, stormshadow and scal pg. this is very interesting, because from the point of view of expanding the capabilities of aircraft to strike precisely at ground objects, it would be quite good and strengthened. and in general, the planes are modernized in principle, they are quite well equipped, primarily for performing tasks as an anti-aircraft weapon.

defense, but you know, i think it is too early to draw conclusions now, because this supply has only just begun, and it will all be gradual, well, you understand very well that a certain stage must be passed in order for the planes to be integrated, in order for and our western partners, and everyone who works on it, saw and somewhat calmed down that ukraine would not lose the planes almost on the first day since. here, these planes are at airports or somewhere else, which is written about by a lot of western media, which means that it worries many western politicians, experts and so on. second, we have to see, ah, examples of successful combat use as well, which also instills hope and optimism. third, we have to integrate them into a coherent system and interaction of our anti-aircraft defense forces that use an anti-aircraft missile.