thank you in ukraine at these words the hall stands and here is the announcement of the results, the presenters call the finalists in random order, the eighth country that is voiced, a big thank you to everyone who supported ukraine, to all ukraine, to all citizens of all countries and to our ukrainians who voted for eurovision abroad and for us during the war in ukraine it is very important because of the fact that our cult and we are here to show that she is and she is alive and beautiful, she is a very good character, that's why we are here already this saturday. kalush will perform in the eurovision final in his first

you can't vote for your country, but ukrainians who are currently abroad and have foreign sim cards can support the frankiv musicians with their vote iryna sayevich anna tulyeva, the only news on social media, that's all however , the marathon continues in a moment, the broadcast is coming my colleagues, stay with us well, we are wasting no time picking up this broadcast. good night, we are from ukraine. 77 days have already begun for a full-scale russian offensive on ukraine. an air alert has now been announced in a number of regions. this is the central part of ukraine. cherkasy kirovohrad oblast and also to the east this red map spreads sumy poltava dnipropetrovsk zaporizhzhia kharkiv donetsk well and luhansk there unfortunately we will find out about the stability despite the air alert and what

is the situation in the zaporizhzhia region? let's check to what extent she keeps her promises, actually, whether this air anxiety is going away calmly now, and olena poda appears in our connection, olen. i congratulate you please tell me if it is calm at least now yes if you can hear the surroundings and also i would like to understand how the day went eh and add in general because we saw that e there are a number of rockets eh somewhere one and a half dozen flew to your region please you word of greetings studio right now in zaporizhzhia there is really an air alarm, but there are no explosions around , it is calm, that is, in the very place, the situation as far as the region is concerned is really unstable, as reported

by ruslan tkachuk, the spokesman for the command of the defense forces of the zaporizhzhia region, the occupiers were shelling uh and the use of various types of weapons in such directions as nuts in gulyaipil novosilka novodanilivka railway kamiansk malynyvka biloghirya poltavka olhiyske novoandriivka red pavlivka gulyaipole and e in connection with the fact that the shelling in these directions does not subside. the mayor of gulyaipol , serhiy mak, wrote on his facebook page that the city authorities of urikhov are calling for this, and they are reporting where they are evacuating in fact.

every day, the population can leave by evacuation buses, in addition, in view of this situation , a curfew has been announced for fridays starting from may 13, which will start on friday at 18:00 and end on monday, may 16 at 6:00 a.m., and in principle these are very important safety measures for people, and i guess you are unlucky today, because you also have this urban-type village, which is located 36 km from zaporizhzhia. village head yury karpetyan flew in, it was exactly at two o'clock in the afternoon, in 18 years,

about 60 houses were affected, one person died, three were injured, and precisely at five o'clock in the morning on may 11, this information has already been clarified. air defense troops shot down a missile near the urban-type village of komyshuvahi, and there the object and infrastructure, not a civilian object and industrial infrastructure, were very badly damaged. it is clear to the zaporizhzhia region that the region lives its own life in zaporizhzhia itself , relatively if we can speak calmly , businesses that can work, public transport runs regularly, shops are accepted, immigrants are accepted, that is, they

are provided with all kinds of support in the city, and the townspeople support them of all people, that is, the situation in the city is more or less calm . to the west of all of ukraine ah well now i suggest you watch an interview with varvara luktenko she is an expert of an international organization on migration what will it be about refugees from ukraine how many are they and how are they accepted let's watch let's see you mrs. varvara first i would like to start with the statistics, according to the latest un data, since

the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation, more than five and a half million ukrainians have left ukraine, the largest number - 3 million, was accepted from our neighbor poland today, the international organization for migration has statistics on, well, the international organization for migration is the moon migration agency, and we have divided the work with our other partner ion agencies in such a way that it is our organization that collects statistics on internal displacement, that is, up to the number of five half a million e-e people who left the country still need to add a figure according to our latest estimates e.e. seven whole and seven- tenths of a million people who are internally displaced persons and only these two numbers together will give us a more or less adequate understanding of the number of people who are currently extremely

vulnerable in connection with the war, and of course we still need to include those people who remain at home and are currently suffering from hostilities, what are the ukrainian refugees today they can count on going abroad, they can count on support, you know that the european union introduced special rules of temporary protection for ukrainians who arrived on their territory after february 20, but it is also necessary to understand that there are certain restrictions, respectively. if a person receives this status of temporary protection in one country of the european union, it is assumed that he will remain in the territory of that country in the future, accordingly, when moving to another country,

this status will be lost. well, if we talk about access to employment in the labor market, now ukrainians have such a right, but each country will settle this issue independently, and at the moment we still cannot say ah about where most ukrainians will find work now and where will they most settle in preparation for this interview. i also spoke with an acquaintance, that is, with people who are directly refugees abroad, and i asked them what interests them directly and in the middle there were such questions. for example, how quickly can you get refugee status and can it be terminated when

a person wants to do this ? you are staying, and there is a question of temporary protection, yes. that is, this is one form of regulating your stay, and you have refugee status. that is, you need to understand that either you apply for temporary protection or you apply for refugee status. today, of course, there is a higher probability of receiving the first e- e format well, accordingly, it is desirable to apply for it , because consideration of an application for refugee status can take a long time and may not end in favor of the person who applied for this status. can you tell us more about this refugee status and

about from the temporary state protection, so what is the difference and what are the advantages there, what are the advantages there and that it is still better to choose ukraine eh, traditionally in the world eh in connection with persecution, yes, on religious grounds, on political grounds, on ethnic grounds , etc., and if we recall the past years, what happened after 2014, when a certain part of ukrainians abroad began to apply for the status of -e refugee e-e in was not taken from refusal because everyone had a standard explanation that there are enough safe places on the territory of ukraine, most of the territory of ukraine

is controlled by the government and, accordingly, the submission of such applications for refugee status was not justified, a similar situation can occur even now if, for example, a person comes to the country and receives refugee status then, due to some personal reasons of her own, she decides to go to another country, or can she terminate her refugee status in this country and issue a new one already in the new country? it is not desirable, and with regard to temporary protection, it also applies to students who are now in the countries of the european union. for example, do others have the opportunity to continue their studies there, for example, there may be such opportunities, it all depends on the specific person from

specializations from the country eh, you need to look for these opportunities in ukraine, even today, in principle, due to distance modality of education, there are also no obstacles to completing your studies at a ukrainian university. even in the first weeks when the full-scale invasion took place, when ukrainians began to leave en masse abroad, they began to be urged by everyone everywhere to be be careful, first of all, because of labor slavery and human trafficking,

are there already such cases recorded today, our partners, our partner non-governmental organizations, e-e, our free hotline 5-27 receive information about attempts at human trafficking, yes, this is, for example, a report about some suspicious, let's say, carriers who, near border crossing points , persistently invite young women, now it's free to go, cool, older people. they are absolutely not interested when they are approached with a request to introduce themselves show your documents, they are very nervous, they react to this, they refuse to do it, and there are reports, for example, about situations when women from ukraine are offered free housing and then it is found out what ah, hmm, a man, a citizen of a foreign country,

who makes such a proposal, expects that a ukrainian woman will provide him with sexual services for this free accommodation. also, i would like to emphasize that being vigilant today is not only necessary for women, girls who go abroad, but also to those who remain inside ukraine, this also applies to men, because we know how quickly the criminal world adapts to changing conditions in recent years. we have seen a rather rapid increase in human trafficking the territory of ukraine without crossing the border this happened in connection with the covid pandemic and

today we understand that people who stayed here but lost their jobs lost their source of income, they are just as vulnerable, they will look for ways to earn money and can get into unpleasant situations up to the situation human trafficking. can you give some advice on how to avoid these situations? we need to be vigilant. we need to understand that today, unfortunately, no one can think that he or she is absolutely are protected from the risks of falling into a situation of human trafficking, and it is necessary to understand that this is how we talk today about men of suspicious appearance or behavior who are somewhere on the border of ukrainian women, but the previous experience of our work shows that recruiters

can also there can also be women, they can be people who inspire confidence, you need to not lose vigilance , you need to weigh the offers that are made to you, how realistic they are, you need do not be shy to ask questions and contact our hotline here in ukraine and to other hotlines, because there are a lot of them in the countries of the european union in the countries of europe, if you don't like something, something is doubtful, it's better to check the information that they provide you to check documents of people who are represented by some kind of volunteers, benefactors, etc., and you definitely need to

stay in touch with your relatives or friends at home, tell them where you are going , who you are going with which e-e route e-e should be agreed upon, for example, which e-e code word will help you er to give a sign here in ukraine and what er is something wrong with you something er is not good with you er is happening now for example if you er don't er have a dog or a cat, you can agree with your loved ones that if there is a suspicious situation, you will ask during a telephone conversation how is our cat there or how is our uh dog how in this way

people here will be able to understand that you need help well, the standard rule that there is no need to give your documents to anyone, except for the border service, for yakov, well registration of something, all registration, all procedures must take place with your participation, that is, together with your passport, you must also go or go to the corresponding office and you directly. well, to this rule regarding e-documents, today it is also worth adding a rule about e-e phones. don't give your mobile phone, because it can actually be taken away from you so that you are deprived of the opportunity to contact your

friends and family with those who can report it again to the law enforcement agencies that something is wrong with you what are the needs of ukrainians abroad and inside the country ? it is the refugees who need the money . based on our research, i can talk about the needs of internally displaced persons. the first place is the need for access to cash . took in general to financial resources because a lot of people a-a lost their jobs and er-e have no opportunity er-e to earn and also do not have access to their er-e savings even if they er-e were in er-e second place in them er, the need for medicine the situation with the work of pharmacies is

still improving, but still eh hm there are certain problems with access to certain eh drugs in people who had eh hm and have chronic diseases those who have disability, and there are quite a lot of such among internally displaced persons. somewhere 30-7%, of the total number of displaced persons have a chronic disease, about 20% have a disability, and the problem, which is now quite acute both for displaced persons and for those who i didn't go anywhere, it's er, hmm, lack of baby food it is becoming more and more difficult for people to get it, we are informed about it by both the displaced persons and those who

remain at home, and for more than two months , ukraine has been in such a state of war, during this time, the war continues, humanitarian aid is increasing or, on the contrary, decreasing. we recently, together with other un agencies , updated our humanitarian response plan and the corresponding appeal to donors regarding funding, we increased the amount requested by our organization, an international organization with migration to help ukrainians affected by the war here on the territory of ukraine in the amount of 127 million dollars, that is, in total, we are now asking for 370 seven million dollars in order to be able to provide

immediate humanitarian aid, we are turning to donors we also have a separate page for the collection of private donations to help ukrainians and we will continue this work because many people have been left without housing and the problems will persist and become even more acute as it is now ending spring summer begins, and with the onset of the cold season, it will be needed even more than now, warm things will be needed, medicines will be needed, seasonal diseases will go away, as it always happens,

and it will be necessary to solve the issue of housing , to continue equipping those temporary of places of stay of internally displaced persons who are working now, our organization has already started such partial repairs in order to help displaced people and host communities to bring these, for example, abandoned dormitories, hotels, and dolad but also we understand very well that this is a temporary solution there will be a need for individual housing if people decide or will be forced to stay in places of resettlement they will need a job they will need help with

transportation or restoration of business for those who had it are now unable to continue working. similarly, communities that accept internally displaced persons will need additional support because their social infrastructure and their medical infrastructure the workload is increasing, i would also like to hear about the impact of this migration crisis, which was called the biggest since the beginning of world war ii, what impact will it have inside our country and in other countries in general, the war in ukraine will have a very significant impact on many societies m

today we see an upswing, we see social cohesion, hmm, of course there will also be socio-economic consequences, this is a problem with jobs, this is a burden on social medical institutions, how was it and in 2014 and after uh, we need to look for ways to use the potential of those people who still decide to stay in the current, as we call it, place of uh, displacement and create conditions so that those of them who will not see for themselves of the

possibilities of return were able to get a job were able to continue a-a studies were able to integrate er their er children and continue to live normally learn to work in the community that accepted them thank you for this interview thank you for visiting us at the social thank you, we'll convince you, we'll outplay, we'll win not news, together we are strong unconquered cities of ukraine is a unique mariupol sea resort, port and metallurgical capital at the same time when muscovy

deported 18 thousand greeks from the crimea, they settled in the azov region and named the town mariupol during the two years of occupation, the nazis turned the city into a scorched desert and the very next after on the day of liberation, the people of mariupol began to rebuild the city, what the russian invaders are doing to mariupol today, not even the nazis dreamed of it, but a free land sanctified by blood will never surrender to an enemy who does not understand how to fight for the will of mariupol unconquered hardened united unbreakable ukrainians

a nation of heroes to ukrainians from the military dear our relatives i address my daughter greetings from all of us with care to all i wish health with support and will be well with love a great component of this victory is your love for us a strong front and strong rear , only victory, only forward. glory to ukraine, they were not afraid of shelling, they did not run from the chaff , instead of saving their own lives, they returned again and again to the burning house for the

priceless works of maria priymachenko when a russian projectile hit the building of the historical and local history museum in the village of ivankiv, kyiv region, museum guard anatoly kharitonov, together with his wife and fellow villagers, rushed to save the unique collection, preserving it for the country was more important for them than the own safety of ukrainians, a nation of heroes, we will overcome, we will resettle, we will win, and shield news together we are strong good night, we are from ukraine, yevgenia harkov, with you this information hour, the single marathon, single news continues, and now we will talk about legislative initiatives president volodymyr zelenskyi submitted to the verkhovna rada his decree on the forced seizure of objects of russian ownership in ukraine