exactly as it was seen by the best ukrainians, since its formation, it is exactly the same, and if you feel it and you are in the spirit of time come on, go, go, if not, sooner or later you will fall out with this clip, do you want this do you not want this it concerns the language, it concerns the music, the culture, everything, now these processes are ongoing and since we are a civilized country, well, why should we hang them on the trees, well, obviously not on the pushkin monuments. thank you, mr. mr. ivan, forgive me , i will interrupt you because your roots are connected to yours uh, the parents were injured. so, leave the family that was injured during the operation of the city. today is the anniversary and we have a minute of silence. thank you very much for participating in our broadcast. you can go. my name is anna

valevska. with his shoulders he will protect us and our cities mariupol chernihiv kharkiv-okhtyrka izyum bucha irpin in gostomel and all the cities and villages of these lands under the shadow of his wings we rest in peace with our defense will be his truth let us not be afraid of fear by night, nor the arrows that fly by day will fall near us. a thousand and 10,000 will fall on our right, but they will not come near us, because he commanded his angels to guard us in all our ways because we put our hope in him. he will deliver us and protect us because we know his name with long life bestows us and gives us his salvation amen

continues 64 days of resistance of the ukrainian people against the russian occupiers on the air news on espresso in the studio work angelika of the season up to zaporizhzhia with the temporarily occupied part of the region the humanitarian corridor was opened today, the regional military administration reports that the route will run through the city of vasylivka and will be open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. meanwhile, zaporizhzhia came under rocket fire , two houses in the private sector were damaged. used an air-class missile - the earth currently knows about three victims, among them a child, more information later, russian money for wind in the dnipropetrovsk region russian troops hit an abandoned industrial zone with a rocket, this was reported by the head of the regional military

administration, valentin reznichenko. it is noted that there were no casualties on the territory of the plant, and there are no occupiers. of the regional military administration pavlo kyrylenko , he noted that active hostilities will continue , therefore it is important that more people leave the line of the front and the region in general and once again called to evacuate restlessly and in kharkiv oblast during the past 6 months heavy artillery shelled kharkiv 11 times, in particular the industrial kyiv district, and the suburbs of kulinychy were also hit by enemy shelling. and

are trying to advance on sulygivka, novodmitryvka , andriyivka, and veliky komyshuvachy, the armed forces are holding the defense in this direction, as a result of enemy shelling, one person was killed, eight injuries, combat losses of the enemy increases by almost 23 thousand dead russian soldiers on our land ukrainian defenders actively destroy enemy equipment 970 tanks more than 2000 armored vehicles and more than four hundred art systems the strength of the invaders decreases and no longer fly in the sky 187 enemy planes and 155 helicopters at sea for which the defenders sunk eight ships of the aggressor, the biggest losses the enemy suffered during the past day in the zaporozhye and izyum directions, however, the data are not final, the general staff emphasizes the calculation complicated by the high intensity of hostilities,

oleksiy kovalev is no longer a servant of the people's deputy, he was expelled from the servant of the people faction, he is suspected of treason. such a statement was made in the political party . to the kherson region, i would like to note that oleksiy kovalev was elected as a people's deputy of ukraine in the 186th electoral district of the kherson region. currently, he is located in the territories temporarily seized by the russians. gives interviews to the mass media and communicates with the russian invaders, this behavior causes public servants to suspect treason on the part of kovalev orthodox terrorists the russian orthodox church received instructions to agitate parents and relatives of russians to go to war in ukraine ukrainian intelligence released a list of priests of the rpc who agreed to promote the kremlin's narratives propagandists in robes

actively justify russian aggression and the genocide of the ukrainian people, actively spread fakes about the war in ukraine, and the day before in ukrainian in severodonetsk, a priest of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate was detained for cooperation with racists. in unrecognized transnistria , a military assembly was announced. ukrainian intelligence reported this as evidence. a letter from the so -called ministry of defense to the heads of local administrations was made public. it states that the purpose of the assembly is to strengthen the army of the unrecognized republic and provide employment men up to 55 years of age are invited to participate, who are guaranteed full support from 2,000,800 local rubles, fees will begin 1 in june and will last three months, despite the formal voluntary nature, there is information that the conscription will be compulsory australian bushmaster armored vehicles are already at the front this was reported in the 72nd

separate mechanized brigade named after the black invitees ukrainian fighters are already mastering this technique, let me remind you australia handed over 20 bushmaster armored vehicles to ukraine, they are capable carry 9 soldiers, the armored car provides protection against small arms and fairly powerful ministry of defense in the usa is preparing for the supply of m113 armored personnel carriers to ukraine at the moment it is not known exactly how many these vehicles are able to move soldiers and equipment while providing protection from small arms m-113 is the main tracked armored personnel carrier in service with the mechanized troops of the us army and its partners the crew of the m113 consists of 13 people in total the next foreign guests are coming to kyiv the prime minister -minister of bulgaria kyryll petkov he announced this

himself on his twitter and published a video where he gets on a ukrzaliznytsia train bulgaria is not yet ready to supply ukraine with weapons in the state parliamentary republic therefore, the decision by the coalition is on this. for now, i put a full stop to everything for today. tim, the live broadcast of the espresso tv channel continues, we will meet with you tomorrow, maria gurska, continue the broadcast, watch the espresso news and euro espresso programs for ukrainian refugees in europe on the air. broadcasting with the atp channel, radio svoboda programs , time-time programs of the voice of america, inclusion of journalists from public television, news broadcasts of bbc news

ukraine and france 24, as well as broadcasts of information marathon single news together we are strength glory to ukraine with you during the war information front of ukraine fm halychyna together to victory turn the wind espresso the fifth and direct sign the petition on the fourth of april rrt concert was thrown from the digital ether without warning ukrainian independent tv channels espresso the fifth and direct this is at a time when there is a war with russia in ukraine, including an informational one, this is a restriction of freedom of speech, this is a restriction of the rights of millions of viewers to receive information, this harms the national interests

of ukraine, turn the wind back espresso fifth and direct go to the website of the cabinet of ministers of ukraine, register, find the page of the petition, read its text, and press the button to sign, protect freedom of speech in ukraine, return espresso to the air. of sources, that is, of course, he must work, and the more channels , the more they will inform us, probably the better, he is sure, because there is freedom of speech, all citizens have the right to freedom of speech and opinion. why is it wrong? well, espresso is a channel that covers true news, i think so. it should be on the air, that's the only way i watched it quite often, and

mostly from television you can say that it was the main channel that i watched, and well, i don't agree with this either. as they say with such a position. it seems to me that there was quite a bit of truth. such information is uh and uh, completely objective. president zelenskyi, return espresso to the air. in which ukrainians not only tell their life stories that happened to them during this war and that are important for each of us, we also talk with volunteer psychologists and other experts who tell how society overcomes the trauma of the war and the release of our program today i called bombs kharkiv under the roofs of warsaw our

first guest is my kind and long-time friend who has always personified for me kharkiv intellectual kharkiv eastern capital of ukraine city of beautiful ideas and beautiful people yuliya orlova general director publishing house vivat, ukrainian businesswoman, leader , member of the board of the association of book publishers and book distributors, i congratulate yuliya. welcome marichka. thank you for such kind words in my city of kharkiv. i will ask the directors to give me sound, please, because i cannot hear yuliya, but i am convinced that her husbands are our viewers. so yuliya today's shelling of kharkiv are you experiencing in warsaw after several weeks under the bombs what do you feel and why do you think putin is destroying kharkiv and ukraine today ? the war is a clash of the past, the soviet past

and the democratic future, and therefore it is a war in principle, it er well, it simply will not end and cannot end in two or three weeks because it is a global full-scale war, a collision of two worlds er kharkiv is just i found myself very close to this gordor and we were just unlucky. well, we do not choose the places where we live, it will be a neighborhood. julia can only agree with you here. tell us about how the closeness of the war felt in kharkiv in the days before february 24 and how did this war start for you, you know , there was probably some anxiety inside, but there was complete rejection of this war. well, i just don't know

if it is possible to prepare for war. it is probably not possible for a civilian to prepare for war, just as it is not possible to prepare for death well, i had such a person who i respected and respected very much, and we discussed with him the possibility of a full-scale secession invasion and he told me well, yulia, listen, read less books because we live in the 21st century. well, do you really think that there will be someone running around the city and uh and and and it will be like in the second world war, the war itself , machine guns and so on. well, i thought that he was probably right, i turned myself up to 24 on the night of 23.04 at 24 well, for sure, half of the

country was awake and half of kharkov was awake, and we corresponded with boryslav bereza one night, he writes who is sleeping and i wrote probably half of kharkov is not sleeping and then at four in the morning, nothing happened and we all laid down to rest here. at 5 o'clock in the morning, i heard explosions. i told my husband that the war had begun, and despite all the warnings that you should not go to the windows there, do not go out on the balcony, of course we ran to the balconies and listened to it. maybe we understood that so what is it that the war has started well and what happened what happened in the morning yes or did it remain this feeling of panic that is how how was your next day built it's a shame it's a shame to admit nothing happened i didn't go to the store i went to work on the 24th, i went to work and it seemed to me that

this was some kind of surprise. i must have dreamed it and there was a complete rejection of this situation. everyone didn't go to work. i asked my people, my employees, to stay at home safely, but so to say that i said let's evacuate or do something. you see how i was wrong, unfortunately julia, we all have this terrible experience now, we hope that after our close victory, he will never know it again. so, what were the first days of the war like for you and your family, and what was happening around you, how did you react later, when

such an understanding came that well, anyway after all, this is a war and when they started kharkiv they started bombing right away and it was both artillery and rocket explosions and somehow it started to spin and spin and i live in a high-rise building and i have these french windows to the floor and i thought to myself what is this echoes and we started. we don't have a bomb shelter, we ran to the parking lot, uh, i first heard this smell in the air, i saw this, uh, this black smoke. well, probably the worst was when fighter jets flew over kharkov, and i can't even describe this this sound, well, it seems to be inside somehow, and you understand that you can't run from the floor there, from the one from which i live, you can't run to the parking lot, the parking lot. well,

it seems to me that it's just this echo, it's everywhere , and i don't know, it was just terribly, terribly yulia but still i don't have enough colors to write and it is necessary to describe this feeling. tell me, please , and yet, as you and i talked before this broadcast, for a long time you did not realize that this war is actually very scary, that it is deadly, and that this is for a long time. and when did this realization come for you personally? well, you understand that i am constantly, as surely and many people are now. we immediately made a chat and we employees go to saltivka and to some other

district of the city and bomb there and then everyone leaves and leaves and i already said that i have big windows and i was standing in the kitchen drinking tea and i had a gradual cup of tea and flew to our regional council a i live nearby, and even you are with me. we will now try to restore the image, but the most important thing is that the sound broke for a moment, we have a connection. m aware of what else hmm let's see what for now in general, something important is happening. so, we see that the conclusion of the kyiv city

military administration is fresh, which indicates that the operation for the defense of kyiv, which is currently completed , lasted from february 24 to april 2, but the threat to the capital did not disappear because the enemy did not gave up his aggressive intentions, so let's remind you that both the capital authorities and the kyiv city military administration are warning that at the moment we need to be ready to defend the capital in the future . yuliya is getting back in touch with us, let's continue we continue the conversation about kharkiv kharkiv in the first days of the war uh yulia, so we stopped at this shelling of the building of the regional council, how did it change your feeling about this war and the fact that you personally are in mortal danger, i realized that i should probably leave kharkiv we discussed this for a long time the issue with my husband is, you know, because he was against it and now he has stayed in kharkiv, eh. well, you

know. everyone has their own psychological reaction. i have it. run to him . but he was like that better and he said that the walls would help him and he stayed in kharkiv, but then i already had the thought for the first time that i would definitely leave , leave in my native place, have to leave, uh, well, somehow i have a lot of people there, i don't know if i had i still have the guilt of what i embroidered, i ca n't say that i directly made this decision, but then after that, after that day, after the first one, we have and now probably more than 50 art shelling and rocket shelling of kharkiv and now there are also us we were sitting in the parking lot, and there was still such an echo in the parking lot, and i was there

i just had two thoughts, two thoughts, the first thought was that if something happened right away, that it wouldn't have been these severed arms and legs, that i would have died immediately, and it was such a simple, completely sober thought, uh, and the second thought, well, i just don't know, i didn't believe will i live to do to do to do to the morning or will i not live to see you because when eyes fall on you uh, well, it's an iron on your head, of course you just don't understand and here baha baha baha baha over your head i think it's not just impossible to tell, and i don't know if anyone should have such an experience, but for me it is not me i will never forget him, and he will stay with me. i think that the people of kharkiv can even be seen in their eyes . i can see people who have experienced it. i

met a girl from kherson there two days ago and i understand what she is saying and i understand that it's impossible, there's not enough vocabulary to tell it yuliya, but if we talk about what was the main source of information for you, which one is nearby, so not in hm in the context of the whole country, we know that for many ukrainians , the main source of such information in the first weeks wars became internal chats of companies, houses, offices of communities, for example, chats of residential complexes in buch were printed almost completely by a number of world media and they became hmm such bestsellers , shocking for the whole world who just read about how people exchanged information about dangers , risks, and casualties about what is happening right now outside their window, what they see so simply, such live diaries of groups of eyewitnesses, was it

the same in your case, was there such a mini-community in which you exchanged information with the closest people, we probably all had such chats, we also have home chats, you know now everyone is so polite there and we are there and we wish good morning there and good evening and of course we describe uh, well, let's support each other, people exchange medicine there and so on and so on, we probably had a chat on the first or second day. i don't remember. well, we just had a chat at work, where we all supported each other, he was a worker because there are employees, but we don't discuss our we only support each other on work issues, and unfortunately we have y the girls, uh, uh, they killed her relative, she tore off her arm and leg, and while we were taking her to the hospital,

unfortunately, she died, and we all uh, uh, helped with money, and then uh, we helped with the funeral, and probably it was also uh by some security guard that well, we have to leave because we are in mortal danger and this is no joke and what was your psychological state, we also know that well, when the situation is acute, wednesdays simply do not give you the opportunity to rest because you have to break up between the shelter and the house if this house is still in tsilif e-e how was it in your case, uh, you know, it seems to me that any leader, uh, to accept a situation when it does not depend on you at all is very difficult, but i just could not accept this situation, complete absolute helplessness in this

war, i did not know what to do, uh, i understood that absolutely nothing depends on me and this well, it’s just terrible for me, to be honest, it’s just terrible where i slept in a bath and i didn’t lie down for probably 5 days because i have, well, constant air anxiety and how had to run to this one the parking lot because i, that's why i didn't undress her eh, well, i can't call it a dream. my husband and i agreed to take turns there when when you are so unconscious why do you just fall asleep standing up then we slept eh, probably that's how we lived these two weeks or how many or 10 days that i sat under the shelling of the people of your evacuation from the city. tell me about how everything happened when i already understood that i would still go and we agreed

on this with my husband, uh, well, i left i we agreed with him that he would take me to the evacuation train. well, i don't want anyone to understand what is an evacuation train? i got on it completely suddenly, because women without children were not allowed back then, and i didn't have children, and there were a lot of people. there was absolute panic at our station. when there were a lot of people and the police even fired shots into the air, well, i asked that people not be in such a memory, because, well, it was just that something terrible happened on the platform in kharkiv. unfortunately, i felt it all in the crowd. i was also in there was no way for us to get out of the first platform, we ran there with people on the tracks and a few, but we still got

into the train and only the doors closed and the train seemed to move, and there was an explosion nearby, people fell to the floor , children were crying, but there was a dog barking, well, it was just some kind of horror, but the train moved and i don't know i didn't even imagine that the intercity could go at such a speed, we were probably breaking through and then there were still explosions nearby, but they were far away but further . -e utilitarian way eh but na children were sitting on me, children were sitting on children next to me, so that there was a carrier with a cat on a carrier, it was generally a cage with a parrot

, that is, we simply had and there were so many people that well, there