just on civilian buildings, today my native sumyshchyna was shelled again all night the enemy shelled the peaceful city of bilopylla, it is not far from the border, well, in fact, on the border and the outskirts of the city of bilopylla with its territory, the russians fired rockets from e-e self-propelled guns and around one o'clock in the morning there was an airstrike on as a result , private houses of civilian residents of the city were damaged by white dust, at least 11 houses were seriously damaged , luckily there were no casualties and they also shelled shostkin district, that's it too, well, that's all at night, the border of 11 houses was simply dispersed by the russians, just people who lived in the sumy region, civilians who did not threaten anyone and did not declare war on anyone, and this should be told , in particular, on such forums as the economic forum in davos, which is very powerful. very influential. thank you ulyanov kuzyk. in particular, i i think the ukrainian delegation of officials will be represented there. and we will also read

and follow how the world reacts to this form and what they say, what messages they all have, and the banners are famous, this year's forum in particular since there are no russians there for the first time, i read the material that russian oligarchs have always arranged here, they are known in the context of davoslu for loud parties with vodka and caviar, which were crowded with guests of the forum , that is, such a broad russian soul managed to arrange its drunken parties there. e-e column about health iryna koval will tell us everything related to your health during the war. i congratulate iryna koval. this is a special project about health during the war. after february 24, every ukrainian suffered losses in one war.

in other works, someone lost a relative or close person, and someone was left without limbs as a result of the arrival of a rocket or a mine explosion, more than a thousand ukrainians lost limbs during these three months of war . mykhailo radotskyi, therefore, the topic of prosthetics in ukrainian medicine rapidly came forward, because with each shelling, more and more of our citizens need it, and our journalist anna olenkova visited in the lviv hospital, where a mother and child are being prepared for prosthetics, their story is not for the faint of heart what they have experienced and what is ahead, see further in our story i cried in it, it was scary and then well, i understand the legs and i don't understand well, i don't see where they are, there

is no family, they tried to leave the donetsk region. at that moment, rockets flew to the kramatorsk station. the girl, along with her mother and grandmother, were standing on the street, and her brother was inside the station. it was dark. she covered her ears. well, i just don’t know. i fell. it was yana’s mother. the woman remembers when she came to i started looking for my daughter. i looked at her feet. i didn't have these sneakers. i wanted to get tired. and i have everything hanging on. the woman's left leg was torn apart by the explosion. the girl's left leg was torn off. right at the station, ukrainian soldiers gave the wounded first aid and handed over to the emergency medics. well, they immediately took me to dnipro,

pavlograd, there i was there for two days. on the third day, they brought me to dnipro, except for a severed limb. natalya had excruciating stomach pain already in dnipro. the woman underwent an operation. her colon was pierced by a fragment. well, that's how it is for me. i lay in intensive care for 20 days without eating. she doesn't drink anything, the doctors couldn't save natalya's left leg, and they had to amputate me, so they cut it off, and because they put it on me in pavlograd, they gave me this device, and they said that no, it won't take root, she rejects it . we were transported to lviv, and they already told us that it was great for rehabilitation and prosthetics, that’s only when we don’t know yet. the prosthetics procedure is complex and requires many stages of preparation, it’s still two or three months after the end

of this main disease - treatment before starting the process of prosthetics can take up to six months, full quality training can be completed in ukraine, but the prosthetics itself is better to do abroad because , according to the doctor, the material and methods are better there, when we have such children, we try to cooperate in the west, this is actually germany - this is italy, this is the united states of america, now the procedure for prosthetics for ukrainian children has been significantly simplified, we are negotiating with other clinics, so far this is a voluntary issue and without money, i.e. free of charge, those children get prosthetics, how it will look in the future, i don’t know, to date, the doctors have satisfactory results of yana’s treatment, so to speak, she has preservation of her knee joints, that is, here you can count on a fairly functional prosthetics, and i think that even

she will be able to dance until the prosthetics, yaroslav the girl's twin brother constantly helps them , he had to become a real man and the only support for his family at the age of 11, because dad died and why did he go to protect the country? i'll run out into the street. we'll see you right away. call yarik , do it. bring something, give it in return. yana now dreams of only one sentence. how in our country are the needs of patients with amputated limbs met ? director general of the directorate of medical services of the ministry of health of ukraine oleksandra mashkevich mrs.

oleksandr i congratulate you i congratulate you mrs. oleksandrova today we are talking about prosthetics and the first thing i want to ask you is how during the war they satisfy the needs of patients with amputated limbs because we know that in reality, unfortunately, such patients have probably increased so yes, of course, you are right , there are indeed active hostilities, unfortunately, we see that the civilian population is also suffering, and the data that we will receive every day from the region in our country, unfortunately, they change every day. and unfortunately, they change in the direction of increasing. i can't even name the exact number, because we receive updated data every day, and you know that any person who falls to

hospitals after an injury after a postpartum emergency first undergo a certain course of treatment and already doctors make a decision about the need for one or another surgical intervention, including amputation of limbs, that is, even today a person can still go to the hospital with a limb and doctors will do everything in order to try to save it, but of course there are cases when this preservation is impossible and the patient needs a complete set ms. oleksandr, i found information that the government has increased costs for prosthetics for the participants in the hostilities and even allocated funds to the families of those who died there, so can you tell in more detail about this prosthetics how much these funds have been increased and how much everyone in our country who really needs it can receive this free assistance for

prosthetics. thank you for the question here i would divide it into two planes. and in general, the issue of prosthetics is the treatment of patients with bandaged limbs, and there are two components: there is a medical component for which the health care system is responsible; there is a social component for which it is responsible the ministry of social policy, first of all, prostheses - this is the competence of the ministry of social policy, therefore, unfortunately, i cannot answer the question of how much funding has increased from the ministry of social affairs, and from our side, i can say that the medical guarantee program fully covers the entire medical component and this necessary medical care that is needed by patients on sides of ukraine, and at the same time i want to say that today the ministry of health, realizing that the state, unfortunately, will not be able to fully cover all the provision and everything prosthetics, yes, for our patients, because we

understand that their number has increased a lot, and in peaceful conditions, of course, the state takes care of every citizen, and we also introduced cooperation with the european commission. we were offered such help from the european union to send our patients for treatment for rehabilitation, including for prosthetics abroad, the ministry of health has created a headquarters that coordinates precisely this issue in each region in the department of health responsible person who daily collects information from hospitals to which seriously injured patients enter and collects information directly about patients who need prosthetics, rehabilitation or complex medical care offered to us by the european union, and documents from the hospitals are then sent directly to the ministry

of health. we are engaged in the translation of these documents and give them to the side of the european union, and already the european union, the european commission, they are looking for a clinic that can provide the highest quality medical care and to ensure full payment of treatment, that is, for our citizen, it will be absolutely free of charge. this is the help of the european union in our country. evacuation, transportation of the patient directly to the border with poland and further to the hospital located in poland, and from there the patient is transferred to the plastic clinic, where he is free of charge for himself receives medical help, certain rehabilitation

if it involves a treatment process and also prosthetics, besides, i want to say that the process of prosthetics is not a one-day process . we are looking for the best clinic to provide an opportunity for our citizens to receive medical care and prosthetics and for our country to receive support from the european union ms. oleksandra a. is prosthetics performed exactly in our country, because this scheme that you just told me about is sending the patient abroad , yes, and i know that such a practice was the experience of our country and during these 8 years, while the war was going on in the country since 2014, they also sent

mostly foreign patients what is the process of formation, well, the preparatory process for the installation of a prosthesis a-a, the patient undergoes a-e medical and social examination , he is assigned a disability group a-a , an individual rehabilitation plan is issued, which includes a referral for prosthetics and so on directly, the prosthetics process itself, the payment for prosthetics is taken care of by the ministry of social policy, the ministry of social policy, there is an approved list of orthosis enterprises that manufacture prostheses and freely engage in prosthetics, and i can only say that before the start of hostilities, such enterprises were active until 24.02 there were more than 50 of us, but unfortunately, with the beginning of hostilities , a certain number of them ceased their activities, and

unfortunately, the forces remained in the territories where active hostilities are taking place, about 19 such institutions, unfortunately, do not function today in order to increase capacity now, as it was before the war, and we need to make maximum efforts to transfer its capacity to safer places, to establish production, and therefore, for that, it is also a certain time precisely and for these reasons, the ministry health care asked for help from the european union in order not to lose that time, we will deploy capacities and work with new strength as it was before the war, and to our patients, masha, patients would have to be able to receive help on time, mrs. oleksandra. and how is this determination of who to do prosthetics in ukraine and who to send abroad, these are some very difficult cases, or how it happens in our country today, and

the support of european countries is so strong and powerful that, in principle we don't even have a queue today a-a who can we er-e we can transport some patients to receive treatment abroad a-a but at the request of the patient of course he can stay in our the state and take advantage of those state programs that exist in our country and are effective, so if the patient wishes, of course, when he goes to the hospital, he is issued a rehabilitation plan with a referral to prosthetics. he uses this opportunity, and the state will also cover all costs for prosthetics and he will be able to get it in our country, i really think that a person who gets to the hospital and is faced with this problem loses a limb, then everything is

explained to him in the hospital and they give him this plan of action and they tell us the path she has to take. that is , she is not completely alone. we are very actively communicating with all departments of health care. that is, this is the unit that is responsible for the organization of medical care on the territory of the oblasts, and in turn, we also conduct communication. with the doctors, we explain and tell the ways, they all have clear algorithms of actions when such vulnerable patients come to them, that's why cooperation is very well established and our doctors know what to do clearly understand a-a that they must convey information about this or that patient ask the patient a-a if he wants to seek help a-a or does he want to go abroad or does he want to stay for treatment and prosthetics already in our country so e our

doctors are aware of this issue and act absolutely clearly within the limits of the algorithms that were provided by the ministry of health to ms. oleksandr. perhaps there is a hotline where a person who needs prosthetics and who does not know where to turn can call a person can contact the hotline of the ministry of health where there is one, and they will also provide an algorithm of actions and advise what to do in this case, the telephone number of the hotline of the ministry of health 0.800-66 20 19 eh, we always said and we say patients that they can contact us with any questions related to their health. and we already take an active part in processing these requests and direct them to the territory where the

patient is currently located. but we usually try personally to help a person during a phone call mrs. oleksandr i want to thank you for the conversation and for your work at such a difficult time for the country. thank you very much and i hope that all our patients will be able to receive quality medical services and will be healthy e- soon we will receive positive statistics regarding the absence of injured patients who need prosthetics, we hope for the best and glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, we hope that the ukrainian production of prostheses will not stand still and soon, patients will be able to receive qualified care without leaving ukraine, and even more

we hope for victory and that prosthetics will only bother russians and i remind you that we are working so that ukrainians know everything about pro-russian aggression and life during the war and to defeat russia on the information front, read and watch with the press at on the pages of the espresso tv website in social networks facebook telegram youtube twitter and instagram and i was with you iryna koval take care of yourself this video will last 30 seconds during this time they save dozens of lives we from the first wartime to open for all heroes in white coats ukraine and not only us we have many interesting and professional guests and in particular now myroslav

skirka is ready to join the head of the association of ukrainians in poland is mr. myroslav with us please tell me congratulations we can already see you good day. good health. yesterday, your president visited us in the verkhovna rada. in fact, he is the first foreign leader to speak in the verkhovna rada . since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine and poland, it shows us a lot. support, in particular, that ours, well, duda said that they are guests, i also like the word, not immigrants , and thank you that you perceive us as guests, they equated uh, in terms of rights to poles, well, only without the right to vote. and our president also announced a special status for poles in to ukraine, how do you understand this war? what began on the 24th, this phase,

from february 24, it radically changed the relations of polish society, the polish authorities, to the ukrainian, to ukraine, and to the ukrainians, and the steps that we see now on the street confirm er, this is, i would say yes, what president duda is talking about, this is the tip of the iceberg, which we can find out when we talk about the general attitude of this polish society at all levels, starting with the fact that there are many people have been living in private houses for almost three months now, and people perceive it, they help, obviously there are always some uh, there are voltage problems and so on, but it's normal because i saved it, it's

been almost three months already, uh, i have an incredible reaction from the polish self-government polish cities recently i was at such a round table forum in wrocław and at which there was a very large discussion on the topic of how to really help refugees, how to really help those ukrainians later here in poland, how to help also build a normal atmosphere of cooperation and from the understanding that we all also have fully aware that with the passage of time some tensions will build up, people also have to change many things, even some in their daily life, so to speak, in their own apartment if displaced persons live there. but i think that the biggest biggest change that took place and it and

consistently this is a change in polish polish in polish politics to me because uh and the president especially the president well here he shows his unusual activity to enjoy from the first the first minutes of that war and during the meeting during the conversation i also had the opportunity to meet with them personally when we talked about the needs of the ukrainian community, and i was absolutely amazed by their willingness and understanding of their desire for support, and i think that at the moment, we have such a situation in poland where the poles feel that there is a very large community of polish-ukrainian destiny that we need to use for the history that we need to use for the future and for me and this is a

very big the potential is important, the potential of the future of m.m. and what the polish government is doing, because here it is not only about helping our refugees more or calling them sema, because in fact, people in our country are starting somehow, if you take into account that all urban transport in poland is for ukrainians free of charge if you take into account that in all cities there are, uh, points of distribution of civil assistance are working. it may be a little less now. schools, kindergartens, er, pay attention to what to do with the system, to the polish system, 200,000 children suddenly appeared here, which i would include

in this one. form of distance education and the benefits of the ukrainian study program, we see what it is like a genetic scale of the common european union during the refugee crisis for several years, not as many people came to poland as during the month of myroslav, but this is a burden on the the educational system that is maintained at the expense of the taxpayers of poland and what poland expects from ukraine in return from ukrainians and how the poles behave well, because tomorrow we will already have three months i think that at that moment i would say yes what is expected from ukrainians, elasticity and readiness to join work, we see one thing

, and it is very strong, pay attention to it , pay attention to local self-government bodies in poland, polish places, a system is being created that allows people to get involved in work, get a job that is, support for children is kindergartens and nurseries that will allow people to release their potential that they can work. because we are all aware that we can live for a month for two months to live on the money or people they brought what they got here, but in the long run , it is er, it will not be possible without hard work, and they understand it very well, that is, what they expect, they expect that, firstly, they will be active and, secondly, that they will look for opportunities, turn on the sleeping er, and essentially there are no other financial or any economic expectations of ukrainians, obviously there is a great desire to expect that ukraine will win as soon as possible

. i would say so. ago that in poland we are also aware of the demographic crisis and it may sound bad for ukraine that someone will want ukrainians to stay here for longer or we know that it will be necessary to rebuild ukraine, but the fact is that people will remain in poland for a longer period of time or maybe i will want to stay forever. it is not perceived badly, on the contrary, many people say that this can be a very positive phenomenon. so now, uh, because poland is not so far from ukraine, and do people go somewhere further

to the depths of europe, uh, are we talking about ukrainians ? the poles feel the danger of the approach of russian aggression, which can easily reach poland, i don't feel it, we here have uh, we live in the belief that as nato members, we are protected by the alliance and that this alliance will prevent uh between for another reason, poland is so actively helping ukraine militarily, and these guarantees that nato will defend ukraine, poland, and other baltic states that are generous to nato were also confirmed by all the leaders, that is, biden and all the members of as nato leadership

confirm that the toys are also showing new troops, military formations in our part to guarantee the security of our region, on the one hand, on the other hand, ukraine has done a miracle, and the poles see it, the poles appreciate very much what ukraine has debunked the myth of the russian army, which was supposed to be the second friend of military education, and you admit that the army is not salvation before the conduct of a modern war, they can behave like