for the restoration of the transport, energy and residential infrastructure, and the money will not go directly into the pockets of ukrainians, respectively. we will build a lot of housing. other social that allows you to get this housing but this absolutely does not mean that the real estate that used to be expensive is, let's say, that it is falling down because everyone wanted to grow well, the process will be a little different. globally , it is important to say that the purchasing power has fallen and without the stimulus created by the state , they will not have to expect a rise in prices. therefore, if long-term, inexpensive practical programs are launched, then the market will not see everything stop, then automatically it will be the same throughout ukraine , or everything well, it will depend on the regions, well, right now we see in kyiv at a certain moment because the price of an apartment there for rent, sale, i don't know, i'm interested , but there in lviv, ternopil, ivano-frankivsk when the people left kiev abruptly, and accordingly

, the apartments became bushy, the owners of the apartments they bought in order to have passive income began denting, that is, they lowered the price to the level that was brought by us who can be there to help find tenants in western ukraine. and the limitation of the offer was brought back there, it's just that several times now, the situation has gone backwards. you have already mentioned the traffic jams in kiev . it is slowly starting to revive and recover, it is still low, but in western ukraine it is already starting from the top of people, accordingly , apartments will be freed and the market will be stabilized, these are exclusively organic mechanisms that are not. fop hyphenated in the future tense, we can listen to a very interesting conversation intercepted by the security service of ukraine, which

concerns what is happening in the country of the aggressors the russian federation only had enough for an old car, the occupiers complain that the russian ruble is turning into candy bars, this is evidenced by new telephone conversations with guards intercepted by our security service of ukraine, payments for combat wounds , namely, 3 million rubles is not enough to buy even a one-room apartment, let's hear it, okay? and she took a house there, enough acquaintances, you see, it’s as if russian soldiers, so -called in ukraine, earn money for fighting. and although this was little money at the time, when the war was just beginning now, due to the economic sanctions imposed on the

russian federation, their currency is generally depreciated, unfortunately, well, it’s artificial, they just got it, they stopped trading with them, they don’t have money, they have a lot of money, but they can’t buy anything with this money, like the russian federation maybe no one wants to sell anything to them, accordingly there are problems and, accordingly, now they have, on the contrary, the ruble strengthening, now there are something like 60, there were up to 200 rubles per dollar, now there are 65 something rubles per dollar , simply because there is no import expert, well, that’s it another topic, but i have no doubts that they will be worse than in ukraine, because the world economic system and the financial system are in place, and nothing stands behind them, as long as they have money, they have enough money for about eight to seven or eight months, but what it will be in 7-8 months, it is not clear, well, it depends on whether they

will buy energy resources from them for what huge sums. they are asked what the prices will be on the market, how much it will cost, whether it will enter the market of venezuela . oil fields countries there, well, it's such a rather complicated story here, it's so unequivocally impossible to say anything, but what 's going to happen is just a ban on many things for russia, sooner or later there will be signs and sooner or later, well, and we definitely want it to be early and the world that has long-term contracts with russia, he says, well, we can't do it so quickly. by the way, germany and italy approve the invoices for payments for russian gas, and this is our next topic for conversation . greetings, i would perhaps not start with germany and

the details would be so natural for me that they advise that they will agree to sell for rubles later. well, there is such a complex scheme. well, as a result , it turns out, as it were, with rubles, but my question is different, is it in europe they are starting because we spoke with davos today. everyone understands that one of the problems is what to do with russia, which is the way it is today, and how to turn this russia into some other russia, which will not pose a danger, which will not pose a threat to normal neighboring countries not only neighbors, i just have the impression that here we need to create a new tehran, a new yalta, a new podzdam and treat russia in a new way, and that is why my question is whether there are discussions in the newspapers on television, the world cannot live with such a

threat from my point of view. do you understand this world? i don't know. well, i agree with you. what needs to be done for a completely new world security, both european and global, and in this security architecture, there cannot be russia in the form in which it is now, and in my opinion thought is understanding this in europe, well, probably there except, er, except for great britain, but i’m not sure, that is, there is not, that is, in the opinion of er, many german political parties and political forces, even the most critical of moscow, it is necessary to simply change putin to someone there who is democratic and everything is stated, i.e. this, in my opinion, is a completely wrong position, absolutely a position because it was not putin who formed this russia, it was russia who found in putin the one who

addresses and expresses in the most effective way both to her and to the outside, hygiene is more secret, but strong desires, yes, that is, what was hidden, but what, what, what russia had as its most secretive like the russians, sick means desire, and it is not putin formed in russia, it is russia that did not follow him, and if putin leaves, well, - first of all, if putin comes, there will be a patroshok for him, i don't know, like ryzhkin sloyova or who it is, the difference is small, but even if a more or less liberal pro-european russian opposition is represented in the kremlin, then we see that let's say there is even a person who of the entire russian position there, he always treated the ukrainian issue

and the question of what to do with russia after some reforms, cigarka sparov - this person is really one of the largest and most powerful and open sides of the russian opposition, even minus when there yesterday the day before yesterday he broke down and i don't know what happened to him there, but he seemed to start talking about how to pick up the idea of ​​the russian world, which means to seize it from putin's hands and implement it, and then he went on to say that it is necessary to protect the russian language population in crimea, when does this mean that ukraine will liberate crimea and begin, god forbid, to oppress the russian-speaking population, that is, even the most progressive, the most critical of putin, the russian empire, and russian chauvinism, and kasper in reality was one of the most critical and intelligent people who understand how russian works imperialism exists even for him. this is the idea that well, let them speak russian over there in ukraine, that is the language of international communication, let it mean that

we will defend, teach russian measures, we will it can only be promoted in some liberal open ways, that is. in europe , there is no understanding that russia needs to be radically reformed, and the russian opposition does not have this understanding either, that is, they think that it is enough to simply get rid of corruption there, open up europe and stop it to consider defense as one's enemy and to fix everything in the past is introduced. and what to do with the day-to-day popularization of russia, so depriving russia of nuclear weapons, depriving russia of its militaristic complex demilitarization of russia and how does it treat the very definition of the peoples who join the russian federation against their will. that is, they are tatars, bashkirs, yeputs, it is dagestan, chechens, it's a bunch of people, it's not there either. that is, it's one of the

the greatest fears in my opinion of germany or other countries, that russia will fall apart in the same way as they were afraid that the soviet union would fall apart when you were there. give your sad speech, of course , we are waiting for kyiv. it means that ukrainians do not need to run for the soviet union need keep it because the soviet union is stability, that is the same thing we are observing now and in my opinion this is one of the biggest problems and when ukrainians come out with these topics well or let's say when i talk about it there as a german citizen they look at it as do you know the solutions, such as the world without russia, russia’s business is great, yes, and your experience or that of your colleagues shows that it is impossible to convince these people from the fields of the russian liberal community and from the field of

european politics, that something can change i don't think this is necessary at all. well, just imagine that you are in 1988, and in principle, the number of resources is limited. you can either spend your resources in your time, your strength, to convince there, i don't know there. how does he like george's poplar, the former margaret thatcher, on the fact that the collapse of the soviet union and it is not clear what will happen there with nuclear weapons, with the army, with the economy well, after all, it's cool and you won't convince them, they'll only lose their time in whose real work so that the soviet union died like this, and what will you spend resources on? well, of course, the same is true for the second one now , that is, there are a lot of countries that understand that this is a good thing, this is poland, these are the countries of the balts, this is the czech republic. this is another

country that supports ukraine, explain correctly why these countries the baltic states, lithuania , have already been able to completely abandon gas, oil, and energy resources, yes, the russian federation, and other countries cannot. this is precisely the economic basis . is it still political and economically, and also political, that is, here, and the desire is political, that is well, look at the situation, the lithuanians understand what is behind it, and if there is no question, it means if there is one percent of economic growth, it means that it is worth getting rid of dependence because they understand what it means when russian tanks arrive, that's right therefore, having a common border with russia, it gives a third of its military military budget, correctly, it gives ukraine, and it is not considered

that it itself is under threat. ukraine has an absolutely wonderful initiative, there is no support for the native peoples of russia. and this is what we need to work on, that is, when there is a year, two, three, four, it means that the german government will face the fact that it is necessary to open an embassy in kaza, everyone there, i do not know yakut whether or not in st. petersburg, that’s because it’s there. of course, it’s north-western, which means the territory of the russian federation will also fall. they will first mention that they are europeans, and they don’t have any great relations with moscow, they are also related to them. you know, this is the strategy of protection against what it means not to be responsible for moscow's crimes. oh, they are just putting the german government in front of the fact that, well, we have to work with it, and everyone will say that we did it, we predicted everything, we thought about it, so what it

was all obvious the same as now it means a bunch of people to support putin for years it means they are talking oh it means how is it so what is it so what does it mean he is a criminal - we didn't know photo uh the amount of resources is limited the amount of time is limited we have to do our job have to work where it works, russia will collapse. it's obvious in the same way as it was obvious that the soviet union will collapse, because no matter how empires don't, empires don't live after they lose a war. i thank you. thank you very much . a political scientist, an expert from eastern europe quite optimistically finished his speech on the espresso tv channel, but you are not finished yet and your speech is yes yes interactivity when in september you asked your questions on our official facebook page espresso krapka tv comments were also written to us in the messenger. i will

voice the most interesting ones. today there are several interesting comments. so first, let's start with this. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. what do you think, why do you think that poland's government and people support ukraine so much, so have a drink with me ? i hope so mr. mykola well, at your expense, so why am i still going to pay for it, no, poles are ukrainians, you know, i sometimes have a suspicion, unlike the russians, who said for a very long time that they are one people, and i very often thought about the fact that ukrainians are poles, well, they are brothers. it’s real. well, almost one people, and i’ll tell you in secret that when i traveled, there was such a period. i traveled to poland quite often in the early 90s, where in the middle of the 90s, regardless of what i don't know polish, but i can understand, so i still felt at home there. and when i called in

moscow, i know polish much better than russian, so i didn't feel at home, and that 's somehow there, somehow, well, how can i say how do you know your bed? you know your bed. you know where to fall put your head down, you know everything, and there’s someone else’s bed, or a bed in a hotel, or a bed in a train somewhere, something is wrong, something constantly pricked me, that’s why i think it’s e what it is, well, real brothers and we are real, it’s like us today. by the way, the speech of the president and polish and ukrainian, they emphasized this in their speeches that this is a very close thing and i yes yes and i think that this is a very important moment and i have great respect for the poles for their honor for their such i see how they broke away from the soviet union as they wanted break away, which was not the case in ukraine, by the way

until recently yes, and a large percentage of ukrainians say , well, they can get 22 kopecks before the sausage, but the poles immediately, nothing, we will make any sacrifices, they made sacrifices in the early 90s, when they had a reorientation from a non-market to a market economy there there were also shortages there, it was also problematic and they, yes, they, for some reason, about the soviet union, no, they didn’t say anything about it, they didn’t say anything about it, and now they even have a salary of a thousand euros, we have a war, i have the impression that there is absolutely some kind of dependence here insults insults let's definitely illiterate let's start with that, and the scumbag, who let him into the evyr well, i don't know what the

diary is going with you, he came and here he speaks and you, who exactly is the scumbag, and you come there, here, i invite you to the contract, we will talk to them, i will very earnestly ask angelica to she took a seat, we'll talk, who will entertain us, and i'm already afraid to hear how you talk, i really like people who so quietly, somewhere on the far plane, write something, which, some kind of abomination, and sit, and how dare i sit here, let's see which you brave, i will even be interested. well, this is this, this is too much. that's why, no, i'm just such people, and we talked about it with you, angelika. once upon a time, 2-3 programs ago, what are some people who like this very much, and this is the internet for them? these social networks are like for them, well, finally, they can express themselves, they

can’t, yes. and here it can get out with its beautiful drunkenness and confuse everyone. nothing was beautiful about it, it’s not a beautiful story. i really love such people, brave, brave people yes well, we won't let them if they are so poor, what about us let's stuff it let them live as they live so let's ask more serious questions eh glory to ukraine one question what will happen to the ordinary residents who glowed in the propaganda pictures after the liberation of the territory thank you well everyone will listen it will be another another country another coordinate system how did these simple ones light up the dead came themselves, or maybe they were simply removed and they did not know about it in general. by the way, people are then inserted into some kind of plot , they generally stood there for ukraine, for example, i think

that the newest algorithms for all this will be found we don't know what will happen after the war. we hope for victory. we understand that after the war , collaborationism will be investigated in a specific way by region. somewhere it was there. somewhere it was less. somewhere more. somewhere there was more pressure on citizens. of total heroism, man is weak, it is written in the bible. i think that in the koran and in the torah and everywhere , a man is not impossible to calculate that there are 40 million heroes in ukraine, god bless us, we only have heroes, how many of them are there, but someone was forced, someone was scared someone was paid someone or something was done and someone was beaten, and so on. it's one thing when you go to do the koloboroging yourself, and it's another thing when

a gun is put to your head and you are exposed to prepare your life. this will need to be sorted out, but we will find real collaborators first. we need them. what is a real collaborator ? such a simple legal procedure. listen, i am very careful in such cases. yes, the next question. happy new year. i will ask three questions. is it possible to return the full territorial integrity of ukraine in 2022 ? is kherson region surrendered? your further economic the forecast for ukraine i liked the answer of some other user of our viewer, or rather, the molfar people should be asked the answer to this in the afternoon and molfar by the way, putin likes to appeal and after that to start a war, this is his e thinking is illogical rather this no no no no no no no no no no no no no not realistic o look i think that anuka once again first is it possible to

fully return the territorial integrity of ukraine in this year 2022 i think i think this is not such a fast story i think i don't want to cast spells i'll tell you frankly, i can imagine how events will unfold on the fronts, but i don’t want to spend money, but i have no doubts that the territory will be returned, and kherson oblast until february 4. what we had or what not will be completely within the limits of 91- ukraine organized itself this way and it will continue to live. it is not an easy way, maybe not a fast one. i thought for a long time what to do with crimea, it is a problem, and for me there is no problem with crimea, with the exception of the crimean tatar people, these are our brothers and sisters, despite the fact that they are a minority there they absolutely must to help get one's own land, if it is

someone's land and it is, then it is the land of the crimean tatar people, they have been with them twice already, and that's why this is a problem for me. i think that it is necessary to somehow contribute to this process, but the fact that there are now full of russians and in which people have moved maybe someone was forced to move or move or maybe not i don't know i won't i didn't like your forecast i was already preparing a swimsuit to rest in the crimea this summer you are hiding the swimsuit in the far closet how so so so directly do you want a true answer or so that i tell you no mariupol, mariupol, when mariupol is freed not only from russians, from russian mines, which ones are there , which they left there, no one knows, demining sometimes takes years, sometimes tens of years, and believe crimea, they will leave so many mines that it will be a big

problem just to demine physically, well, such a real one, probably from the ministry of the interior yesterday, we discussed 5-7 years for demining , actually joking, but we need to prepare for the long road of the war and the post-war period in terms of the economic forecast, we still have two minutes what do you think, people are really worried right now and salaries are being cut, so people have no place to work , there is a certain problem with all this, the economy is stagnant. we also talked about this today, and everyone is worried that now prices will jump, but they are not growing, we can see all no, well, prices are not will grow so much because the purchasing power will be less and it is more profitable for any businessman to sell at least something than not to sell at all, so they will be forced, but the fact is that we will not have much to live and we must forget about all these conversations until february 24 of this

year, when people have such a salary, at least for some kind , in a year, for any salary, there will be a battle, people will want to earn, but there is no production, there is war instead of production, war is destruction, not production, war is anti-production, so i don’t see anything like that, it’s positively beautiful . i see hard about hard work and long-term reconstruction. yes, i will help. no one will die of hunger. i think, even though there was no war in russia. we have it. we will live in a year better than the russians. one thing is better to live than our sworn enemies. thank you , mr. mykola veresen, we were with you for a long time, and then there

is a very interesting article from our colleagues from franz 24 about our native irpin, which was liberated from the russian occupiers in the perspective of the reconstruction of this city, the satellite capital of ukraine, the central station of kyiv 7- and one o'clock in the morning on a sunny spring day vitaliy returns home 5 weeks after russian troops liberated the kyiv region, his city irpin is now synonymous with the brutality of russian soldiers and mass murders i want to return home but i'm afraid to find out that one of my friends, relatives or neighbors was tortured or killed by

the russian military today. irpin is a ghost town, but when vitaly left the city, the sounds of war were heard from everywhere. loud explosions that could destroy any building here, here and there the glass flew out from the blast wave that burned this house from the blast waves that burned this house, the russian military left stretch marks in residential buildings when they hurriedly retreated , but vitaly's neighbors told him that his house is safe, come in barbos, we are at home, because it is a real

mess here, before leaving we covered the window so that the shrapnel did not get inside, we need to clean it all up, we need to clean everything here first, but i am very glad that i have a place to go back to. before the war, 70 thousand people lived in irpen. most of them were forced to leave this city. a few houses remained here intact. many people simply have no place to return to. do you work? what did they want me to do when i returned on april 15, all my things were on the floor, the door was broken, the apartment was ransacked,

i think the russians were jealous of our life, and they are still jealous. they said they came here to conduct a special operation. a few meters down the road is an apartment building in ruins, directly hit by russian missiles, charred and burned, almost nothing remains, volunteers are trying to save what they can, people who lived here temporarily they are moving into the garage because this building will be demolished and a new high-rise will be built in its place, according to local authorities, about 70% of the city has been destroyed as a result of hostilities, more than 800 million euros are needed to build new

houses. today, volodymyr cleans the apartments, hoping that his youngest son will be able to to return home soon, i haven't seen him for a month, i hope everything is fine with him, he has grown up a bit, i talk to him every day, volodymyr's wife and son fled the city on the first day of the war shortly after the bullets hit their kitchen i replaced the window but i'm not sure the russians won't come back here again so i decided to put a film over the window in case it gets damaged again gradual reconstruction is in full swing these architects are part of a group of 120 ukrainian experts invited in order to assess the damage and develop a strategy for the redevelopment of the city, in order to understand whether people will be able to live in this apartment again, we need to order a survey of the entire building