teams well, we must understand that the heroes of the energy front don't sleep, they don't eat it, in order to use what we have to make it so that you and i can send the same four-letter text message, stay warm, drink tea, and actually hear the news, which is important to you, thank you, that's right in addition to the restoration of these extremely necessary electricity, gas , and water supplies, we also do not forget about the restoration of housing that was destroyed on the example of romanivka in kyiv region, despite the fact that almost all the houses are destroyed, the local population is actually ready they are already rebuilding the city they fled to during the aggression of the occupiers in the kyiv region, local residents have already used it as a way of life, how is this settlement returning to the same life today, daria tsesaruk knows and who can tell us tchaikovsky and makarenko streets or not romanivka was the most

affected, there is hardly a single house left, and only charred pieces of brick remind us that once upon a time people in the village lived in these houses, they hit them with rockets and fired hailstones and mortars at serhiy's yard. there was a hole across the road, part of the ammunition from lisova got stuck in the ground, one shell flew into the house, the explosion was so powerful that it completely destroyed the wall, because of this, the roof partially collapsed and all the windows were blown out. it is dangerous to go inside because the roof can collapse at any moment. two months ago, the owners were asleep, now there are scattered piles of bricks, but you can see that it is broken with splinters. do you think it will be possible to restore the house? well, it is possible. well, everyone who is rational has just been allowed to return to the village roman and tatiana came to fix the dilapidated property . they are not ready to wait for help from the state. they are not ready to

fix it. we choose the slate ourselves. we have already put it together. now we are removing the debris from all this. the ammunition hit the couple’s summer kitchen, and half the house was destroyed by a wave of explosives before the war. there is a repair, but they did not have time to finish it, now everything has to be started again, but the novels with tatyana are trying not to despair, they are waiting for the conclusions of the expert commission, which will say whether it will be possible to live here if they will allow it, they assure that everything will be rebuilt even better than it was; the retaining wall has collapsed and the furniture there is now broken; the ceiling has been damaged; you can see the arrival of the axis in the village. they still haven't restored the water supply and electricity. specialists are still working on the repair of all communications, but so that people can move across the river in a week a new embankment bridge was built, an asphalted road was laid, the dilapidated bridge is not going to be dismantled, the local authorities are

planning to install a memorial there in this bridge, which connects romanovka with irpen, they have already named it a road life because during the evacuation he saved 40,000 people from irpen buchi and hostomel they also carried ammunition with him the second day under the bridge where people were hiding under shelling. kyiv region has just been liberated from the invaders , i came here after i will go to hot spots. i believe that thanks to my work, even more people will learn about the war in ukraine and, most importantly, about the horrors that the russian army is doing here, they kill and torture without innocent civilians, it is a shame for russia and its future end. this picture is about the unity of the ukrainian people and the strength to resist the enemy . ukraine is the winner

. in the kyiv region, 170 km of roads have been cleared, and this is not the end of what they are planning, what they are doing, and whether they are planning for a year and a half or for years. oleg dunda is with us. issues of construction and design good morning mr. tower, congratulations good morning greetings, the question is not about temporary crossings, but about those that will be built further capitally in ukraine. the rest it is very expensive, so there is no money this time. what are you doing at the level of the deputy and from your own work in order to prevent it from happening that ukraine will be left without bridges, and

what bridges will be closed by the end of the year if this realistically. look, let's start from the kyiv region, er, this place is what was shown on the air, it really is er, a bridge of life. by the way, i spoke with the same artist from mexico. indeed, he feels the power in this very place. what is the life force that gives him the opportunity to paint, and accordingly it can be said that my life is those bridges that are destroyed today , the same kyiv region when we talk with the executive power and the relevant ministries and the scythian region, i can personally say that most of the bridges around kyiv will be rebuilt as for and will be as for war for two or three months and it will already work as it was before the war began and these were really capital

structures to which we will not return through in a year or two and they won't get tired and because of enough shortages, that's why you can't even wish that we have a bus with whoever has any problems, we do n't even have to think about it, we'll think about ourselves, we'll rebuild the country excuse us there is no opportunity to build in every 2 years it is growing, it will be capital construction according to your words, filled with a scheme of technology without violations , absolutely without violations, it will be capital construction, it will be a place that will work for decades and panado now from the infrastructure of transport, yes, to residential, directly because of the plot that we are in front of with your inclusion , journalists looked there at the question of another local resident: what to do with the building, or is it possible to rebuild it? he said it was possible and rational the question arises as to who and how will determine what should be rationally rebuilt, and what should be built from scratch if we are talking about private households and

multi-apartment buildings, to date the cabinet has already allocated about a billion hryvnias, it seems that this is money that should be directed to the repair of buildings that can be restored and commissions are already working today, respectively, in each region that suffered losses and damage to buildings , including in kyiv region, which assess each building and assess which losses and which the damage and whether it can be restored or repaired, or do we need to build something new? those houses that can already be restored will already have teams sent to them . they started working in the same kyiv region, and those houses that the commission will determine that they need to be restored, well, it will take a little more time. i think that they will be rebuilt in the course of, well, at most

well, it is based on that pikeperch. i have to tell you that panadon will be rebuilt in the future, it means just a box if a new one will be built. will it be restored or does it mean a complete repair until the moment so that you can live there because when they were bombed, people lived there? well, they are not just in a box, it will be a complete restoration of the building in which it will be possible to live, except for sure there are dishes, dishes, most likely , people will buy them on their own, even so , that is, furniture also has furniture, compensation is also provided for most of the restoration, so that you can live, that is, the novel is the ceiling, the floor , you completely move in, and you know, nikita, not before the question, the traditional one will not work, so people know how we have people who have war, who have a mother , it will not work out, so you will be kicked out ryder that we want gilded handles silver-plated light bulbs, light bulbs of some kind, which can be turned off by sound, will it not work, maybe someone will want this, but it is unlikely

that the state will be compensated, such general projects and general hmm decoration, which must be restored and in accordance with it will happen one way or another according to the existing documents, according to the draft law, people will be rebuilt up to 150 m², eh for living in that building well, but you understand that to fill these 150 m with him p the question will be for each person i, well, the amount for an example or how it is it is vaguely personal, it will be a personal approach for each individual case, the commission will evaluate accordingly what kind of building it was, but still, it will be more or less standard and no one will try to compensate for those losses or conditional losses that people will say that they have not lost well , after all, uh, we are in a state of war, in a state of war aggression, and after all, we need to

save a little, be conscious and conscientious, let's go right here, sir, here the question can be, of course, you have to work it out, not legislatively level and work with what will happen, what do you already feel with a big shortage number once people say this is glass there is nothing to glass the windows of enterprises that were affected, among other things, or left or are afraid to work a huge problem with windows, how do you solve this the mechanism, please, in 30 seconds. if you can, for today, on its temporary basis, there are already suitable materials for the moon, this is a special film that closes windows or holes in walls, it is already supplied by humanitarian organizations and states - it is closed until the month, and then when the appropriate glass or other materials will be supplied, it will already be covered by others, well, actually, it is not about this , but nevertheless, thank you for joining the broadcast oleg dunda, the people's deputy was with us, they talked about

reconstruction of the country and we will speak more than once. thank you, friends, now we are paying attention to those citizens of ukraine who temporarily left our country, according to various estimates, from four to five million ukrainians left their homeland, the vast majority is against, as evidenced by a social survey of a sociological survey they want and they will return. so, paying attention to how many ukrainians are now outside the borders of our country , german chancellor offsholtz at least discussed the issue of reception and integration ukrainian refugees with the relevant authorities. and this was reported in the chancellor's office. it says that the head of government and the federal government commissioner for integration exchanged views there with representatives of federal states and municipalities, as well as with active associations of civil society regarding the reception and integration of our refugees. in germany , they understand that many displaced persons actually want to return to ukraine as soon as possible, but they do not know and it is not known when this will happen

in reality, they are trying to create prospects for these people there, in addition to representatives of land municipalities, the event was attended by the minister of internal affairs, construction, labor and education, but in germany, at least 376,000,000 ukrainians are currently registered, according to the ministry of internal affairs of this country, the number is not as many say . experts may be much higher in general, but according to the un, as we said before that, more than five million ukrainians left our country. mykola oleksandrov is an expert on labor migration good morning mr. mykola good morning it is clear that these people are mostly women, let's not, well, if we give up on this we will understand it now, they have to start either from scratch or temporarily and this is the factor of temporality he is probably playing a wicked joke with those people who live now abroad, what to advise? well, because people, for example, can get a good

job. but it is clear that for 2 months or a month, and people will want to return home for the first time, the employer is not in the interest of taking such therefore, they are offered a job with a much lower qualification. what do you offer and what do you do? what do you advise ? so, regarding work, i will tell you the following thing: hmm, it is as easy as it seems to get a qualified job, because yes, europe accepted ukrainians, of course, but european countries did not lower the requirements for employment, so if for example, a lawyer or an accountant went to germany , here is a woman. in order for her to get a job there as a

lawyer or an accountant, she needs to know the german language, and she also needs to prove her education level that she can work as an accountant or a lawyer, well, there you need to know the local laws and so on. that is, it is not so easy, that is why in reality you can get a job. well, it is enough for such a specialty. more for physical specialties for men in the majority yes, you can take care of old people there and so on, that is, in order to start a career in europe - you have to go quite a long way, now the europeans have allowed ukrainians to stay in their territory for a year during this year yes, you can go to courses there, they will help you learn the language for free and get something more, some kind of special thing

, you need to start your career already. back and forth well, there will be such an option, but not so many. mykola tell me, what is the optimism of at least the head of the imf's european department alfredakamera based on? he says that ukrainians who plan to stay abroad can become a positive factor for the european union in the context of not a shortage of workers in the eu countries, what is the cause of this optimism and in which countries is it easier today for those who left temporarily to find a job well, actually, i don’t really understand what this optimism is based on to be honest, you know it’s more like that. well, to say that we can somehow close these holes in the hands of workers, and ukrainians will be more like they did before the war when they went and got a job in poland

. ukraine in in the baltics, hungary is provided for, where it is easiest to do it, where you can work without knowing the language, where you can work without qualifications. well, i will tell you, for example, that in germany, for example, you cannot work without qualifications, they simply do not need qualified people. now they gave er, permission for this and you can work, but for now the european union allows, for example, the end of the war, and from march 4 next year, this regime will be suspended and that's why. well, there are many difficulties here, but i want to tell you that there is another important point that we have many people who have left, such as v in ukraine , they worked there in some international companies, they got many of them got jobs in the same companies only in other european countries, and there are also, for example, teachers who left, who continue to

work and teach on the internet there to the listeners, yes, continue working, that is, there are many people who, in principle, work as e-tishniks, for example , there are women e-tishniks, they also left, they continue to work for themselves, they don’t care where to work, and it’s another important point, eh, after all, it comes back a lot, you need to talk about it too, eh let me mention it, because there are people who have no money and no opportunity to stay in europe for a long time, because they are helped there, including with money, but it is a small amount of money, and if they have the opportunity, in principle, they return there to big cities, for example in kyiv. thank you for joining our marathon and sharing. yes, these are analytics on labor migration from outside our country. mykolaiv aleksandrov is an expert on labor migration. people living with a diagnosis of cancer are suffering from cancer, when the war started

, they fell into an additional hell, and they first saved their lives, and then they had to save themselves in order to save their lives, and not only people with diagnosis, and doctors, how is it to look for drugs for which there is no experience, to get to cancer centers that are bombarded and saved, to help people with a terrible diagnosis of cancer ? there was one dream to get out, to get out with the least losses because the city was in a state of disrepair, they hold hands and remember with horror how in the first days they fled from their native mariupol, when the russians were already standing there tanks, she was sick with oncology, her mother was taken out by her son, dmytro,

thanks to the volunteers. with products and things, one is destroying ukraine, the other is the body, and the worst thing is the impossibility of receiving treatment when there are shelling, this is exactly what cancer patients faced during the war, and nato in the first the days when the oncology clinic was not able to work, i was approached as a patient, what should i do, how will i work at this or that institution, and should i go abroad? days of the

war, until the state institutions could resume work, it was possible to dig up chemistry only in a private , and perhaps the only clinic in the suburbs of the capital, the cost - 8,000 per day plus drugs from 15,000, which the patient also had to find on his own for the most part through social networks and volunteers, right here on the way out of kyiv in the first days of the war, my mother and i had to pick up medicine for my father, and it was, without exaggeration, very risky, because the day before the neighboring village was shot, so getting here turned out to be a real quest, fortunately, state institutions resumed work and we were able to in time to receive help first capital medical institutions resumed chemotherapy services later the possibility of conducting operations how the war affected work is told in the cancer institute that the staff is unable to get to work and for patients, the doctor works in the pre-war regime, we work from 17,14 operating

rooms, here we have at least 70 every day, here, yesterday, there were 94 patients who are outpatients undergoing chemotherapy, we are taking my turn to receive chemotherapy. rectal cancer, support of relatives and others, as she says, in the simplest times, they help to survive, i help, confidence , confidence and help what about people around you who are also sick and water why can you help them with advice, they help, but those who need help during the war, he turned to foreign specialists and plans to go to europe for treatment, experts remind him that this should be a very well-considered decision, please consider it, because we also have a problem with bordering countries such as

poland, romania, moldova, slovakia, they are already overloaded and their system health care, it is, well, we cannot say that it is so strong and powerful, we understand that not all medicines can be received by our patients , they also have problems and there is also a problem of waiting, and when our patient there can be queues for 2-3 weeks, or even more. mystical problems with the delivery of drugs, the doctors say, there are enough , moreover, the oncology dispensaries in which i am currently lacking the necessary drugs are delivered from other cities, humanitarian aid is also sent from europe and already as soon as possible sometimes they promise that a modernized radiation therapy department will open in the capital. speak mykhailo radutsky with us on a direct line people's deputy chairman of the committee on the

health of the nation, medical aid and medical insurance mr. radutsky our greetings to you good morning and we understand that apart from cancer patients who need chemistry who need radiation therapy in we still have those patients who need dialysis, for example, in those territories that are not under control or where active hostilities are taking place, those who, well, orphans, are sick, the same as they need drugs that are very difficult to get and not only such categories, tell me in which directions there are still problems or interruptions, and which ones need to be fixed. well, let's say that we have one problem in all directions - it's war - it's aggression against us by the fascist troops of the russian federation and therefore the maximum the problems that exist today are primarily logistical problems, and secondly, they are destroyed hospitals that are bombed to this day, and therefore the load is increasing on those hospitals

that are completely unoccupied on unoccupied in the territories of the hospital that are not under shelling, e.e., as for medicines, the state buys more e.e. government aid from various countries comes to ukraine, they go to sichov , the staff of the ministry of health once a week updates the needs of which medicines are in short supply today in ukraine, but this definitely does not apply to oncology , this definitely does not apply to the treatment of hiv aids, consumables for medialization, so today, well, at most, it is primarily logistical problems, and the delay can be up to a week to 10 days as for the oncological conifers of personal children , the maximum and this is primarily with the support of olena

zelenska, a lot of our children with oncological problems are taken to various countries of the european union and are given to poland yes, and there the children do not expect anything receive help even faster than the citizens of those clients where our ukrainian children were sent, we will add, if allowed, let 's talk about those people who remain in ukraine and we must understand that there are those who were enrolled in a planned invasion for planned operations in their regions. and now they have arrived. well, other people who also need planned or urgent operations have arrived. how does this rotation work, because we understand perfectly well with you and the whole country understands that what is not planned today becomes urgent and urgent the day after tomorrow, and then the load on doctors' hospitals increases further, and so then how does this queue take place and if a doctor came to the example of a doctor or nurse from luhansk oblast, can he

get a job in this region where he is located or is it appropriate for him to go and offer his services or how it happens in general because there is not only a lack of beds but also workers and in front of your answer zaporizhzhia region air alarm go to the shelter on ignore this information and stay in ukraine civil protection until a message appears about the cancellation of the alarm pr dutskyi e- let's start with doctors and nurses. well, we all remember what a shortage of medical personnel we had before the war, that's why this problem does not exist. every doctor and every nurse who broke out of the control of the temporarily occupied territories or from the territory where active hostilities are taking place, they will be happy to accept temporary work in the hospital where there are today doctors and nurses in our country, so there were not

enough vacancies, so there is an example in us this month more than a month ago, there was a field hospital in the lviv region that was closed, in which 60 doctors and nurses from all corners of ukraine found work immediately, which was temporarily located in the lviv region. today, there is no problem finding a job plus for such forced temporary migrants, the nssu has a separate package that allows local hospitals where such doctors and nurses come to pay salaries under the package for temporary relocation. appeals are a burden on specialists. therefore, this man is controlled by local authorities,

health departments, and chief doctors. well, you know, if you give me examples, i will personally take care of it, but i did not hear today i will personally say that someone was refused help in a planned operation, they were refused if the okhmatdyt hospital was shelled there in the first days of the war, then there really was a delay in carrying out operations for little girls because not everyone could be operated on in the basement of okhmatdyt, but such refusals can happen but this is not a refusal, but a transfer through the eyes of the profile committee on health issues. events in ukraine and the world, let's watch together, we are together unconquered cities of ukraine how not to love you,

my kiev, your green hills, life, stormy chestnut trees and churches, your glory and love for ukraine, for thousands of years, many armies of the world wanted to destroy you, the golden horde burned and destroyed you , the red ones rushed with them terror, cathedrals were looted and killed in the second world war, you were bombed, and stalin fell into khreshchatyk. but you survived, stood up and stood up, no evil can defeat you, and now you have gathered the best sons and daughters, you stand up and in our ukraine stands with you, and the whole world is behind it kyiv unconquered love for ukraine unites us to help

the humanitarian composition with the participation of the azerbaijani armenians, our brothers and a difficult time they came to our aid, invited us to free dinners , actively included on completely different levels, all my different, long live free ukraine but we do everything for ukrainian victory will simply end ukraine will enter forever everything will be fine glory to ukraine look for a person who could have died during hostilities since the new year the world has changed specially