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carefully at the photo of this boy. unfortunately, he went missing and nothing is known about him for more than a year. his name is vlad lyubichev and he is 12 years old. he disappeared in the city of vovchansk in the kharkiv region on june 1, 2023. if you know anything about him, don't delay and call us on the hotline number 116. or write to the chatbot of the child tracing service in telegram. i emphasize that any, even the smallest details are important for the search. and as usual, i ask you to share the video on social networks, it really helps a lot in the search and it is possible that one of your friends or acquaintances may recognize the child and provide important information. we also continue the search for a 13-year-old. hleb cherepanov, who

disappeared in mariupol at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia. the boy is looking for his mother. no news since then. we applied to all search services, both in russia and ukraine, and to the police as well. despite the fact that a lot of time has passed since the disappearance, and there is still no news , the woman does not lose hope, she really hopes for... that care and begs for help in finding her son. he is very talented, he played the guitar, studied well, so artistic. i wanted him to become an artist. he studied at the it school class he was doing well. and he had many friends. all friends.

they worry about him, a very good boy, i miss him very much, mrs. victoria told the details of her son's disappearance, so gleb lived with his mother and grandmother in mariupol, and they stayed in the city when there was already very fierce fighting there. because of the shelling, gleb, his mother and grandmother left their apartment and hid in the house of their relatives, alone. in the afternoon , gleba's mother went out on business, and when she returned, she saw that a shell had hit the house where her son and mother were. the man, theirs neighbor, said that a shell hit the house and that the military ordered everyone to get out and go to the bomb shelter. i began to cry and say, how will i find them now? he says: go to the bomb shelter. i was in despair, i did not know what to do, where to look for them, are they alive? hleb's mother began to search for her son and his

grandmother. the woman checked all shelters and bomb shelters, but, unfortunately, it was not possible to find the boy. on march 13, i was in my apartment, i hoped that they would come, that they were hiding somewhere. and only april 14 in the day birth of hleb, when it was already calmer... i went in search of them. however , this time, unfortunately, the search did not yield any results. since then, nothing is known about the fate of the boy. it is worth noting that there was a version about the death of hleb, when a shell hit the house, but fortunately, the boy was not found among the dead. so gleb's mother assumes that her son could have been injured. maybe he got a concussion, partially lost his memory and because of that he couldn't...

tell anything about himself, and that's why i'm asking you, and especially the residents of the temporarily occupied mariupol, who can see this program on the internet, carefully look at ob'. a boy, gleb is approximately 150-160 cm tall, he has blond hair and brown eyes, there are three moles in the shape of a triangle on his face near the mouth, gleb's mother really hopes for your help and concern. i appeal to everyone who can help, if anyone has met hleb or my mother kateryna pavlovna, please, any information can be useful, please contact. if you have any information about hleb cherepanov, do not delay and report it to the hotline immediately magnolia's child tracing service by

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how to make sense of disturbing news and distinguish truth from hostile propaganda. the real front program with taras berezovets every saturday at 9:30 p.m. on... espresso. greetings, my name is yuriy fizar, this is espresso-interview. well, as always, we invite very interesting guests in order to talk with them and discuss interesting topics. today i will talk with my guest about a country that is located geographically very far from us, and many people, when they hear about this great country, which is located far from us, they think, but why is this country... not actively enough involved in the process of finding ways, finding methods to end the russian war in ukraine. and i want to hear an answer to this question today from my guest and to many others, the country that we will talk about today, after all, not only about it, it is

india, india, its prime minister narendra modi, ukrainian-indian mutual, and much more. so, my guest is mridula ghosh, historical internationalist, chairman of the board. east european institute development mrs. mridula, i congratulate you. congratulations. i thank you very much for your visit today and for the fact that you will explain a lot of points that are important for ukraine today. the minsk audience may remain unclear, perhaps, and some moments also ask a lot of questions to the ukrainian audience, why we invited you, and because we want to talk, why i invited, because i want to talk, first of all, about what will happen, well, literally less than in less than two weeks, on august 23, the eve of independence day, well, at least it is now. it has been announced that indian prime minister narendra modi is scheduled to visit ukraine. before that,

he must visit poland, after poland, he must come to ukraine for literally half a day. i understand how important it is for ukraine, but my first question to you is: can you confirm that it is precisely on the rendering of modi that it will come to ukraine, because i read information that it could be the minister of foreign affairs, that it could there be a national security adviser, or would it be... mr. modi himself? yes, i can't confirm this, but for everything, i'm on everyone, you know, i can say in advance that everyone is preparing to meet the fashionistas, but i know according to the plan, and it is still may or april, then they were still talking about the fact that the minister of foreign affairs should visit this year, and that is exactly what happened planned meanwhile , some events took place, and it was mr. modiy who personally announced that he wanted to visit, that is, it

was also his initiative, and not only that, president zelenskyi invited him to ukraine many times. ms. meridulo, please tell me if it is mr. modi, of course we would like it to be him, as the head of state of a big country, an asian country, if he comes, do you have... any explanation as to why, after 2.5 years of aggressive russian war, he has only just come, at all, there was no prime minister of india to ukraine since independence, you know it, since 1991, this is the highest political level of leadership, it was not in ukraine, well, we are looking for an answer, maybe it is necessary to dig deeper, and there was... sharma, the president, and the second

is during the term of office of viktor yushchenko, president abdulkalam came here and vowed they were eminent scholars and they mingled with your elite. shankardail sharman also received anoris cause from kyiv university, but for us the president is more... a ceremonial person, that too, and the head of the government and the parliamentary leader and the prime minister are in a parliamentary democracy, he is the main political leader , therefore, from this point of view, the arrival, the first arrival of the prime minister, or once i also said that in general mr. modi was the prime minister, whenever i spoke, they waved their hands, and what a prime minister prime minister will never come here, that is... that's how it was, you know, this was always the answer of the officials with whom i could communicate

, they reacted exactly like this, you understand, ukraine was not a priority, a priority of the field of view, that is, they considered everyone in these post-soviet states, all attention was focused on russia first of all, and there was not even an embassy in the baltic countries, for example, they just opened this year, last year they opened in lithuania. in latvia, well, you see, there is still no ambassador in moldova, no ambassador in romania accredited, works part-time, well , let’s leave these diplomatic details, but in the first years of independence, there was an embassy here in kazakhstan, the whole of central asia is there, the caucasus was also not for a long time ambassadors in armenia, and the ambassador in ukraine was also a part-time ambassador in armenia , it was also long, but then it was appointed anyway, that is, ukraine was not a diplomatic priority, and you understand, it was still like that

then, remember, the sale of tanks to pakistan, it’s just such, such a distance was created between the countries, it made india absolute , annoying and it did everything, just that until 2002 only president kuchma went, and before that there was a trip by the head of the national bank, mr. yushchenko, and he then saw and wrote a letter to mr. kuchma that they sold some 600.70 million there, but billions were lost here, that is, it was a very responsible step, personally ms. yushchenko is very supportive, he maintained relations with india, and he accepted that president in 2005. i remember, nothing happened after that, but who traveled from ukraine? kravchuk traveled in 1992, immediately after independence, then mr kuchma and then mr. yanukovych traveled in the 12th year. so, in response to that visit of the 12th

year, the month of december is just about to come. someone is not the president, but the prime minister, but i consider this a very important event, and there were deputy ministers of foreign affairs, they were, but why is he so, i mean mr. narendra modi, why is he 2.5 years is enough for that , in order to form some kind of understanding, even in yourself, of what is happening in our country, and if you really understand that, that this is aggression, as mr. modi says, well, he does not say openly, but, but says that... you see, there are many questions here, unfortunately, i cannot give an answer, because it is not just his desire, it is his desire, political will, of course, there is such a factor here, but there is there is another security factor, that is, where military, well, action

is taking place, then maybe they will say, no, no, no, it is not necessary and so on, but the factor of this visit was, unfortunately, unfortunately, our great blood and grief and tears with you, so you know, regardless of nationality or passport, i will say that we miss you too, and we were very outraged, and a lot of people even wrote a letter to mr. fashion from the diaspora that you should not go there, if you go there, then come here too, i wrote an article about, you mean there, this is to moscow, moscow, yes, i also wrote an article about that if there the optics will be terrible. i did not know that there would be shelling that day, okmadit, and in general, we have a direct speech of fashion, when he just on that day, it was not a press conference, at a meeting with putin, you know, it was very interesting, they still met one on one, and well, mr. mody an experienced politician, still a very experienced politician, but he has certain such, you know, he has such a natural feeling

for something, i am not a supporter of him, a supporter, i will say this right away, without all... such piety, that is, you know, i am not there is such a thing, this is called bakt, people who pray on it, well , i am not like that, but nevertheless, i think it was worth seeing the leader who sat in samarkand next to 2 m, as we sit with you, yes, and to say that this is not an era of war, and it was september, the month of 2022, i think so a little, well, maybe he can suddenly, you know, something can speak and... this time i was waiting for such a miracle in moscow too, but nothing happened, the first day, instead we were all in blood and tears, because this is what happened, and he hugs, and there some horses, some such, well, i don't know what's going on there, and it was very horrible to watch, by the way, i 'm sorry to interrupt, we have mr. modi's direct speech from this meeting, we'll give it to her, now we

'll let the audience hear her, and then maybe you 'll comment on what he said, come on. let's hear the prime minister of india on rendrumodi. any person who believes in humanity feels pain when people die, and especially when innocent children die, when we feel such pain, the heart just explodes. i had the opportunity to discuss these issues with you yesterday, as your friend, i always tell you that for the bright future of our future generations, peace is mandatory. we believe that war... is not a solution, the solution cannot be through war, bombs, rockets and rifles cannot bring peace, so we emphasize dialogue, do you think that was a strong statement on randremod or not, was it like that, well, at most what he could, he could say, he spoke, i.e.

instead of speaking, why did you give the order to fire rockets at kyiv, well , there was no such direct speech... but i i think that this is enough at this level, i think that i would have expected the same for the leaders sitting nearby to talk, i don't really remember this, for the leaders to sit nearby and you could see putin there, because putin is so on his face was changing when mr. modi said this, putin felt so uncomfortable. well, look, there were meetings with macron, were with scholz, or with other leaders, and other leaders even of the so -called global south, well, i don’t want to, because he is my prime minister, but so to speak, well, i don’t remember it at all, maybe i missed something, you know that, but it was damage. i'll say right away that it was damage control, but it was obvious that he was unhappy, he was unhappy because he doesn't like it when his image is hit, and it was

a bloody image, it's just smeared with blood, as i say , it was simply terrible, so i think he will not be able to forgive, let alone put up with he can't do this, and soon there is a statement that he is visiting ukraine, and very skillfully, it's such a twin-trip, right? double trip poland-ukraine, that is, everyone was afraid, and a lot of lobbyists in india constantly said, mr. mody should not go to ukraine, well, what is there, just even diplomats who were retired, who are now leading some such, you know, foundations or think tanks, which is called gonggo, and such government organized ones, they just spoke frankly, and there were many such broadcasts, which is not worth it. you need someone shorter, shorter the position is not necessary to ukraine, it was especially annoying, and of course, these people are very pro-russian, and we also

thought that he would do everything to cancel this trip, or stop it or something, but you know, then the question would arise, then he can cancel poland, it will not work, the risk is so great, after all, so if he is in poland, then the probability that... even for half a day, well, people come to you, after all , many european leaders too they arrived by train, and then they leave, so let it be for half a day, i think it is that's right, but is there any, well, i understand, maybe you have some insights, where is he, i mean, mr. panamodi, where is he going to be in kyiv, well, meeting the president like this, somewhere else it will be possible, i.. i don't know, you know, i don't work in the protocol service, maybe they are the people who will prepare the visits, maybe we will hear what will happen in the next days, i think they will have a lot of

work meetings, negotiations, it will be a lot. for political consultations, mr. kuleba was in march, and there the process has already started, which now, you know, if you look at it this way, this after the kulebi comes the highest level, now the beginning is the post. we have to renew the political consultations that were stopped, and now they are going on sectorally, for example, there was a meeting about education, it is done even online, there will be more on culture, that is, the embassy of ukraine is also here, they work, and the ministry, separate ministries, in order to fully work on various agreements and relations, india has already provided some 16 times. have sent humanitarian cargo for these 2.5 years, this is state aid, india also announced a grant that is given, called

high impact community development grant, there is one at the local level, the money is small, it is 1.5 million dollars, but india does not give this aid, this program anywhere, except to neighboring countries, but unfortunately, the memorandum of this has not yet been signed, it was stated about this about the program is still in november or january of this year, so we are waiting for that too, maybe there will be some solution, that is, even if the money is small, well, you don't refuse what is provided, it's just that it will go to local communities, it's not centralized, and here it will be like grant, that is the reconstruction of schools, libraries, i.e. civil infrastructure, is oriented towards this aspect, which is why it is also important. and it will not join india, it will not give weapons, because there are none, although you know, there are weapons there, i know that

only the armenians were given recently, and there is a lot of such speculation that it seems that india also sent a ship to israel, some spaniards did not let , because there between palestine, because mr. mody supported israel, and it is also important that there are... certain turns in indian foreign policy, what will happen to ukraine, we will see when he arrives, he will have these talks, i hope that he will also visit some humanitarian organizations or places where to honor the memory of the dead, and it will also be possible to meet with the diaspora, but the time is very little, i don't know, we did one thing appeal, and i collected the signatures of about 215 people in these two days from monday, and already yesterday we sent him an appeal saying that please, you have this, that, that, that, that is, this is our appeal to

you directly, and they. .. we received in the prime minister's office, i was told yesterday, and so let's see if he meets with us that will be good they received and passed on don't you know it was to mr. narender no well the councilor said we will talk to him yes we have it so you see we have to to break some channel so that there is a direct direct communication with him, and so that he knows the truth, whether he will have, again, this may not be a question for you, or whether there may be an appeal. in ukraine on a visit to the ukrainian people, as leaders of countries who come to ukraine often do, i i think he is coming, if on the 23rd, let's think about it this way, it's the day of the flag of ukraine for us, yes, and immediately in 12 hours it will be the day of independence of ukraine, so it's a very good opportunity to congratulate the people, don't make speeches, not any political statements,

at least to congratulate ukraine. because he constantly talks about the territorial integrity and sovereignty of this state, and coming on that day, he thus supports this sovereignty, he is not against this state, well , at least we are supposed to do this, as if we would give him the opportunity, at least for one and a half or two minutes in the parliament, such a platform, it would be very good, it depends on the ukrainian leadership. no, well , india cannot say: give me the floor in the parliament, this should be an initiative from ukraine, of course, i would very much like this initiative from ukraine to be heard, because it was only yesterday that it was a joke, you know, someone says, maybe they won't give it, because there is no translator, he says, because there is no translator, there are so many people, for 30 years the university already has faculties,

a department and there is a hindi center that prepares specialists, there are many people who speak hindi fluently, so if there are no indians who know the language, well, i will not sit in front of the translator, so it should be an official translator, but there are ukrainians who can do it, well, i would really like to , that after all , god gave our mind guidance and that it suggested to do this, because that's what you... said, to suggest is one thing, and the second is also to understand that from this side, you understand that this is how he makes such a statement, not a statement, a greeting, but by that he gains a certain trust of many people, you know, turning around - this is very important now, because russia has caused a lot of damage, and to us, to our country, and that india does not

support ukraine, that is the impression. you see, and a lot of people support, a lot of ours, well, we didn't go anywhere, we are sitting here, we want to prove that there is another india. now let's take a look at this, there is another india, but you are talking about another india that supports ukraine, but there is another india that maintains very close ties with russia, there is, there is how close it is, can you say that mr. modi, well, maybe... maybe he is independent from russia, but he feels some need to be constantly in touch with russia. well, it’s not very fashionable there, in general, our foreign policy department and also a lot of these think tanks, which are think tanks, no, not governmental organizations, they are very, as if they closed their eyes to all other countries, that is, they are quasi , i don't know.

such, russia is a great friend, old, historical, i do not understand at all what is historicity, because their history also began in 1991, no, our history began in 1947, when india became, because this is the entire soviet period, they usurped, and therefore all other republics, which also had a very large influence and contribution, by the way, ukraine has a very large contribution, how many ukrainian scientists worked. how long has ukraine made these developments, you know, there are a lot of space programs, a lot of defense programs, these are all ukrainian scientists, but they simply forgot that no, ukraine is some kind of pro-western state, it is there for nato, it is looking at us, that's all the rhetoric that we are at war with nato is very scary, and this is a nightmare, and so on and so forth the second is that...