after all, there were all the strikes. well, lviv is already being shelled regularly. we have seven dead during this time. 13 people were seriously injured. the last attack was quite difficult for the infrastructure, because we immediately lost a large part of the city, several of our medical facilities are powerful enough and there was a problem with the water supply being cut off, but we did a titanic amount of work in advance and today we can supply water to lviv without electricity, so the system automatically turned on and people did not experience any problems with water, and this water was even needed for firefighting, if we consider our hospitals. also, we switched to automatic power supply. of course, there is also a little problem with the

traction substations, which relate to the high-quality movement of the railway, but the energy supply for everyone is working as much as possible, i think soon we are in time, everything will be liquidated, the enemy does not understand that we are not an army of 400,000, our army is 40 million and he does not have that many missiles, therefore we will definitely win, but about the number of armies and people in general, he cannot help but remember that in fact at the beginning of the war, lviv became such a large and transport hub, we are, in general, probably the main hub for accommodating immigrants from those areas where it is now the most dangerous, the hottest, how much now, more than probably two months from the beginning of the war of immigrants in lviv. nevertheless, there remains a large number and or maybe the situation has already improved a little, well, in the first days, we

received approximately 60,000 people a day only through the railway station during the day, plus a lot people would come by car if we hadn't reconstructed the square in front of the station in advance. i don't know how we would have coped, but we were still preparing for another month before the russian aggression. i started discussing the situation with the mayors of my western ukraine. who is ready to accept our ukrainians if there is well, the war, uh, they looked at me like that, you know, what are you saying? well, everything will be fine, his guys, let's get ready , in fact, on the 25th, we already started accepting the first settlers, well, we rebuilt 500 of our institutions, education, culture there, libraries, theaters , sports halls, we had many, many more than 200 e-e , lately some of them returned to kyiv because there were

many kyivans, but instead, vocational trains arrive every day, we have already e-e built two towns with temporary housing, just the second e- opened on friday and next week we are building another town, it is very difficult, i will honestly tell you these two and a half months well, listen to my colleagues in kharkiv and mykolaiv, well, it is much more difficult therefore, this is our duty today, while our the guys are on the front line so that their wives, mothers , and children are safe and we give here the maximum that we can give, a plus. if we talk about logistics, of course, a lot of cargo passes through our region, well, the coordinated action of the office of the president of all e services and the police, well done, everyone works well enough at first there were a few problems, now everything is working like clockwork, well, it’s not only probably such a

large number of displaced people, a heavy load on the city’s infrastructure, but also, so to speak, social tension because people in lviv they are used to living somehow, well, this is my impression. i am not a lviv resident myself, but it seems that they are used to living in such a world of their own, and many people here, some of them speak russian, and we have already seen in lviv that in some institutions they do not serve in the language of the occupier, as how do you rate this level of social tension? how do you feel about such announcements in institutions ? you know, in the 14th year, more than 10,000 of our ukrainians moved to lviv and found their second home here. this is donetsk, this is luhansk , this is -e crimea and they normally interwoven e-e v the urban environment in relation to the language eh yes really eh

very often on saturday and sunday in lviv especially in the center eh you can hear the russian language but i will reveal one secret on the second or third day of my stay in lviv people switch to ukrainian why and because they have the desire is such and this process should be so, you know, calm down, if someone posts an ad, well, it’s possible, or a misunderstanding of the situation, it’s one, one percent, i don’t know if one ad per na per 200 per 300 lviv residents in general they accept all of our people very kindly citizens because well, these are our relatives, you understand that and in lviv you will not find a single family that would not tell the terrible stories of the 20th century, concentration camps, evictions, murders, we went through it all, we know what russian occupation is, we

know what german occupation is we went through it all , we just weren't listened to very often. and today, uh, we must contribute as much as possible to help every family that found shelter in lviv, this is my duty, and i'm sorry, this is the kind of sacrifice that the people of lviv show, i myself to be honest, i am impressed. because all of lviv is engaged in volunteering, but at the same time, some even local politicians say that what is happening in the east is all revenge on the eastern regions , as if for the russian language. attitude well, today there is only one policy, it is to win this war, and there are a lot of our ukrainians today in the east, those who are not in the east are engaged in specific work. there are probably people who are sleeping.

they are starting to write something to talk people down. you must understand that information warfare is an element of the great war, so you should not give in to provocations. you should just do your job, and someone may deliberately want to cause destruction. everything is monitored. because we are at work from morning to evening every day, when i was preparing for this interview, i invited other colleagues, both local and those who came to lviv, to join and also write you questions that would they wanted me to ask one of these questions. they say that they wanted to hear the sound of an air- raid alarm in the city. they tried to go down to the bomb shelter. it was closed. what is the current state of the city? how do you check whether they are closed or in good condition? submit information to the

city hotline or call the police, we have prepared more than 6,000 steps and people politely use them, there may be some isolated cases when someone simply closed the basement of this it is absolutely impossible to do such things to me, we react immediately, immediately. the question is how to encourage people not to risk their health, because the last attack that was on lviv, two men were seriously injured by the shock wave, they were not in the epicenter. and this shock wave spread several hundred meters ago. if you hear sirens, i beg you. go to the shelter, it really saves. don't misplace your health, because these people who have me today know me. a very serious injury to me, too, some of them thought

that it was somehow unknown to me. god bless you. this is the truth. the second question that i asked you to ask is the prices for renting apartments. this is probably not a local issue. it was those who were forced to come here that everything came up. lviv residents, the prices are very often sky-high. you once said that you would keep a register of such unscrupulous landlords, what about this register, what will you continue to monitor, and what punishments can there be if people really try to make money on the plight of others, see clearly the price increase is higher than everything was before the 24th of february, this is looting and every such case. it's banal to write a statement to the police, people don't want to write to the police. well, of course, they

feel like strangers, and they're probably afraid to do that to someone else, it's enemies, and we're all citizens, and no one has canceled the laws of ukraine, and there are cases of raising - these are isolated cases. 99% of lviv residents help. and many give their apartments free of charge. we even had a case with the city council when one of the employees raised the rent price and wrote a resignation letter. maybe it's wrong. but we fired her because we have to. set an example . i think that at the legislative level it is worthwhile to adopt a law that would in such cases give the possibility to use this property for the resettlement of families of military personnel or socially protected people. that is, we need our legislation to a certain extent to modernize, but uh, public condemnation is also

of serious importance, we make all such cases known. i write about it on my page instead. i can name many examples when hotels and hostels began to reduce the price after the 24th. even a little self-inflicted because it is co-responsibility and help to our country, that's why you can't judge everyone based on one case, i emphasize once again. i'm proud that the community and lviv, you know all the cities, are doing their best. know them by name, it is a very beautiful city of lviv, everyone who comes here is simply enchanted by them, but the roads are not very good and in some areas are even very bad.

unfortunately, we have not completed the work on shevchenko street, this is one of the highways, and it should be completed this year. well, the war. we can’t do that . well, of course, we have suspended certain repair works since the spring, when the war started. now little by little, we are already starting to enter this process. i think that the roads in lviv are one of the best in our country, but we know what needs to be done. for example , take a trip. look at the square in front of the lviv railway station, and ah, first of all, it is correct, it is of high quality, but from another point of view parties if we had not done it before the war. we would not have been able to evacuate 60,000 people because we immediately settled them in our schools in our institutions. would be a disaster

of course, we want everything to be ideal. well, today we don’t have a mechanical army of the european union . we don’t have the financial subsidies that other countries have. we have to survive from the point of view of the taxes that we have. now let’s talk about finances. and you think about next year's budget because of the war because of all this state in which our state found itself , our country found itself and people, and how do you predict whether there will be enough money for the city economy today, the number one problem - this housing out of the 200,000 that are in lviv today, our new lvivians, or so he said, 50,000 will probably remain after the war and 150 will probably return to their homes, so 50,000 people are approximate 1 million square meters, so that you

understand, and in order to build such a large amount of housing, and of course, large funds are needed, now we will try to build some formula with me from the cabinet of ministers, the president, to add momentum, because it is good. and a october this is a serious problem. and from the point of view of filling the budget. well, in principle, the budget is implemented, but all the funds go exclusively to support and help our forces and territorial defense, and in the city we finance only what is needed for functioning in a critical state. i am an optimist. i believe that the war will be over by the fall, but berezhenoy or berezhene is clear, but not only displaced people, refugees are moving to lviv, but business is also moving and business can tell our viewers some examples of how

business moved to lviv and started working here and in general, i don’t know how much it helped in a difficult situation. now we are all about 100 companies, e.e., have moved to lviv or decided to open their business here again, e.e. we help as much as possible from the point of view of coordination with our enterprises that are in lviv, because we need production premises, office premises, they made a decision to build a powerful communal industrial park, which is already in a new way, and to build buildings and give a chance to those who need it in the first place of course, these are those enterprises that are important for our country, er, i will not tell you er, the specific names, and so, for example, the only thing i can say is that there was a factory in rubiznoe, but it was actually completely destroyed.

they came to us, and we are now rebuilding er, it production, we help them and negotiate through the embassy about equipment and about other things and about accommodation for workers. this is a comprehensive approach. i would very much like that we would shake up europe a little and they would not wait for the end of the war, but they would already be involved with from the point of view of financing the same housing that needs to be built now and for people to have a sense of the future, this is very important for me today, and another thing that is extremely important is a powerful rehabilitation center, so today we have more than a thousand wounded people in lviv, these are women, this there are children, these are older people, and we have such an ambition to build a world-class center in lviv on the basis of our first medical association, which should include high-quality operations, high-quality prosthetics, high-

quality implantation, then psychological rehabilitation physical, social. and where will those people live, you understand. if a person has a disability, for example, if they will be housed on a certain floor, and if there is an alarm and the elevator does not work, where should they go, so we want to start building housing, taking into account the israeli experience when the shelter is located in fact, a special capsule is being built on the floor here, a sign of strong concrete, and you can be, you can be on your own floor and you are safe, and the second question is where those people should work, people with disabilities. so we want the industrial park to build such a concept so that there is maximum support for the work of people with disabilities, we expect that with the results of the war, there are thousands and thousands of people who need to be helped today, they cannot wait

. -first , have we started this work? we have already rebuilt more than 8,000 m2 in our medical association, and the second stage is 14,000 m, which we have already begun to reconstruct in our association - this is a total of 180,000 m, this is one of the largest medical areas unions in our country utility to note and i want to build another 35,000 m building for you. we are talking with many organizations. i think it is possible and the state supports us. well, because it is necessary for the country, it has already been decided that the national burn center will be in lviv on the basis of our first ob unity that is, we are moving a little ahead of time, but it is necessary today, i know what else i wanted to ask you about, how often do you communicate with the president, when was the last time you communicated, and in general, how do you have a relationship with the office of the president, well, with the office of the presidents communication yesterday, there was a meeting of the presidium

of the congressional system. last week, there was a general meeting with the president, well, it’s true, everything is via zoom. but you can convey the problem, which is very high-quality communication. we talked with him personally. was it within the framework of the congress ? there were a lot of issues discussed. but every member of the congress can ask a question and get an answer. well, plus daily communication two or three times with the head of the military administration, if i need it, i call any mini. i don't remember yet there is no case that someone did not answer. that is, everyone works like clockwork, if you and i worked with such respect for each other in peacetime, with dedication and creativity, well, listen, ukraine has overtaken the whole world because, from the point of view of human potential, ukraine occupies the highest positions, but here management this is a problem because ukrainians

relax, but at a critical moment, you know, the dna of a ukrainian resembles the dna of bees, this is self-organization, self-discipline, unity , creativity, people come out of such situations that it's just that foreigners don't believe. so when in the first days a lot of embassies came here and a lot of foreign journalists came here, about 300, they didn't understand people, a sea of ​​tens of thousands. we worked under the brazilians program - this is the ability to rebuild and we predicted a lot of things and it gave us the opportunity when the russian invasion began to be ready and immediately perform our high-quality work, i wanted to ask more... are you famous a well-known person in ukraine not only as the mayor of the city of lviv , but also as a former leader of the samopomich political party.

now she is not in the parliament, not in the verkhovna rada. do you maintain relations with your former party members? can you say that this political project was not in vain and it didn’t exist for nothing, you don’t understand self-help is a lifestyle, for example, oksana syroyd, she is now in the territorial defense, she is not before, she is after the ranks under the trenches, you communicate of course well, how do we write when it is possible, taras shepherd, former deputy of the verkhovna rada is also now on the front lines in the south of our ukraine, yehor sobolev is also there. as you know , they are all fighting today, that is, our boys, girls, are setting an example, self-organization, self-discipline, self- help is what we have. life is helping. that is why we must build our country myself. i am very proud that those

principles help me, they all help my colleagues. you do not want to return to big politics on the regional level, but generally to be a mayor lviv is always very big politics. and at this time it is important to do the job well. i don't understand those politicians who, instead of taking some plot and dealing with it, sit there from morning to night criticizing the ops guys. relax, war, if you don't have the opportunity to take a machine gun, do it. something else, but be useful for the state, because our victory depends on the harmony of all of us, how fast it will be, this is a dream in elementary about the military commissars in lviv, which also accepted immigrants. many of them go to register in the military commissions then these people, well, they were one of the first to start sending them to the armed forces, i don’t know if you are competent to answer because there is a military

administration, but maybe you know how the work is structured with this now, because they also write a lot about the fact that people without experience are sent to the front, well , first of all those who want to fight are more than there is a need , and in the last month alone, more than 400 thousand men returned from abroad to ukraine, today, the number of lvivians in the war on the front line is extremely high and large, and for me it is an honor to take people but then they pass certain educational institutions. yes, it is possible that it is not always there, those full-fledged educational institutions for a long time, well, but when you have already put on a uniform and you know how to use weapons, you know sometimes and god helps when our guys listen, they are pounding from jubilees, they shoot down helicopters and planes there, although there were no

military personnel there until then er, you know, there is something that you probably have by nature. and it seems to me that ukrainians are born warriors, but i talk to many politicians who come from lviv, er, from many countries. well, they are in shock, so if they were attacked by such an armada, they would have all folded up and disappeared because the people don't understand what it is like to fight today, the estonian mayor was coming, for example, that's what he says, listen to us , russia is a neighbor, if we hadn't been attacked i don't know what we should do there, the poles are generally delighted. well, they understand that we are fighting for the independence of poland, because it is important for russia to control the baltic sea over the

black sea, and we do not allow this to happen. and that saw, and if the same support will be there after the war during the construction of our country, then there will be a chance because we gained independence. okay. on the one hand, there was a strong magnet of russia and there was such a weak magnet of europe. on a monographic situation, literally today i read the news that an ex-official of the lviv regional state administration was detained in lviv on the charge that he robbed a humanitarian woman . please comment on this looting, but you know that i would very i wanted to. i'm not today's me. yesterday's me was in my

memory. there were hundreds of loud arrests. and where the court verdict is imprisonment. let the budget get additional funds, there should be sentences if we don't plant this juggler like this and they won't sit there for five to 10 years the people won't have confidence because they delayed the production of staged shows well, how many such shows do you remember on his own in life, but in times of war, thievery is looting , and karate is necessary under the conditions of wartime, without discussions, the war will end so that the mayor of lviv, andriy sadovy,

will be the first to do it. what should i do, what we planned before the war, it must be done, and how much new housing construction, a rehabilitation center, large infrastructure projects, you know, the work can't be started and the end, you know, this is life, this is life. thank you for the interview. thank you. thank you, we'll bandage it up, we'll win every day , together, we're strong, mommy, dear, i'm dressed and in the fairy tale zhek, they're reaping. you taught me not to be silent about

everyone's life. that relatives should be together. you always taught me to help my loved ones. we look at each other with love and upbringing. and the mood of ukrainians, as you have always supported me... i will come, but after the victory of ukraine and we thank each and every mother. thank you, mother, happy holiday, this is the best mother who raised you. mother, you are the closest, i love you, real ukrainians, we will return everything will be ukraine's victory!

to one, definitely go away, it is desirable he is my agent, the sun to the ukrainians from the military dear our relatives , i am addressing my daughter, greetings from all of us, care for everyone, i wish you health with support and it will be well, you will win with love, a big component of this victory is your love for us, a strong front and a strong rear, only victory, only forward. glory to

ukraine, we remember, we win , oh, oh, this is a marathon, the only news is kept by the information front , the team is socially my name is anna cherednychenko and my colleague andriy dekhtyarenko, one more day in ukraine again had to survive rocket attacks