how are they created now in the conditions when access to the electronic system is limited for some doctors or the patient’s access to the outpatient clinic is impossible at all, well, actually it should be said that electronic hospital rooms are being formed in our country now during martial law in exactly the same way as it was formed before the beginning of the war with the exception of certain simplifications that we introduced in connection with this situation , we still have, including with technical foams, in fact, when there is no electricity or access to the internet, and for such cases on in such cases, we have allowed you to form paper socks of incapacity if the health care institution does not have the technical possibility, this is an exception that was introduced during the period of martial law, and for those institutions where there are certain problems with technical things with technical support. and i also want to say that we were some more simplifications for our

ukrainians who were forced to leave for other countries , in particular in connection with the military aggression of the russian federation, and accordingly, for such ukrainians, according to four categories, this is a common disease - these are pregnancy and childbirth and child care and orthopedic prosthetics. and based on these categories , you can form telematic conclusions about temporary incapacity. and based on them , electronic sick leave is automatically formed, and such ukrainians also have the opportunity to receive state payments that are guaranteed by our country in accordance with them it is necessary to contact a family doctor or another treating doctor through electronic consultations, either by phone or by an available e-mail messenger or electronic costs actually on the basis of the

issued release or diagnosis opens forms a medical opinion about temporary incapacity for work i understand that you are talking now about people who may be, for example, abroad and who have moved to other regions of ukraine yes, everything is true abroad a-a to form an electronic sick leave a medical opinion about temporary incapacity for work can be obtained by contacting a family doctor or another attending physician regardless of the declaration, that is, even if there is internal displaced people and have completely lost their family doctor, they can form a medical opinion about the temporary incapacity of another treating doctor. and if we take the option that a person is, for example, located outside of ukraine and wants to open a hospital but she does not have

a family doctor for some reason perhaps he also left the territory of ukraine, it is impossible, the hospital there is destroyed and the person does not know where to contact, is there a hotline or are there any special websites that a person can go to and get acquainted with the information where to contact a yes, there are two telephone hotlines, she and the second telephone number - this is the hotline of the national health service of ukraine 4:77 p.m. in fact, these contacts will also help to tell you about contacts or a doctor or a health care institution, respectively, if the child does not have a family doctor, then her you need to find a doctor of the appropriate specialty in which she has a disease, if there is no family doctor and the person has moved, for example, to another area, is she in ukraine , does she need to redraw the declaration and if she

wants to have a family doctor, then of course she you need to submit a declaration if you do not have such a desire at the moment, then a declaration is not necessary, but we recommend that everyone have a doctor with whom you can be constantly in touch and actually receive the necessary professional advice regarding certain health indicators and let's talk with you about pregnant women women, such as how to get a birth certificate if the child was born, for example , not in a hospital, because we know that now women give birth at home and in shelters, how to be in such a situation, in fact, we also during pregnancy, birth of a child, and two years ago, an electronic medical opinion on the birth of a child was introduced, which is formed by a doctor, and accordingly, such a medical opinion is the basis for all further e-e, including the services and documents

received by the parents and the child, including there is a small complex service. and if we talk about military conditions, it is clear that all institutions also have the technical possibility to form electronic medical reports for this period. in fact, we allowed to issue paper medical birth certificates this is form 103, or if there is no form, for example, there are emergency situations when children were born, including in basements and bomb shelters . and for such cases, a doctor is allowed to issue a certificate of any form, and according to form 103, this is also a medical birth certificate, which the same applies to the population, if a woman went abroad while pregnant, can she apply for sick leave when she already needs it, yes, this is exactly what she said during the period of martial law, from the 30th week of pregnancy , state payments are provided for pregnant women

ukrainian legislation. and in fact, such a woman can contact the doctor who treats her during the period of pregnancy in order to issue a sick leave. well, i also want to ask you another question. it has changed here, where you can get a paper version and are our e-covid certificates that are in effect valid? yes, abroad, what to do in such a situation, e-e, our covid certificates are valid in all countries up to the verses of the network - this includes the countries of the european union and countries beyond who joined this network, we remind you that ukraine was one of the first outside the european union to introduce itself to the certificates that came and the assessment of technical conformity and were approved by the decisions of the european commission in such a way that they meet all the requirements and can be used

on the territory of ukraine and are recognized in other countries, so ukrainians who have valid certificates can use them in the entire territory of the selection network, which is more than 60 countries of the world, including the countries of the european union. if the validity period of the certificate has actually ended , we were an innovation, what is it anyway? regardless of whether it is valid or not, it will be displayed as valid even if its validity period has expired . the next dose of the vaccine against covid-19 and could present this document as confirming the person's previous vaccination status, that is, that the person received one or two doses of the vaccine and actually wants to receive his next vaccination against covid-19 mrs. maria, and by the way, about the validity period of covid certificates, they talked about the fact that the terms have also changed, this is actually the terms of the display

of what i said that regardless of whether the document is valid or not, it will be kept valid for one and a half years so that a person can present whether at the vaccination point abroad or in another place in order to confirm your vaccination status and the term of validity of the certificate has not changed for the yellow , that is, one dose of the vaccine, it is 30 days and for the green or poppy booster certificate itself it is 270 days, as it is in other eu countries, and please tell me, after all, they will not demand a paper version from our ukrainians abroad. i want to thank you, mrs. maria, for being in

touch with us today. we work so that ukrainians know all about pro-russian aggression and life during the war and to defeat russia on the information front, read and watch espresso 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 last 30 seconds during this time, they save dozens of lives, we have been from the first time of the war, when is your task to lead the country to victory, this is the work of my life, you are doing everything in your power for this, we are approaching this issue very, very specific congratulations to general valery

, the honorable life of our ukrainian citizens is the highest value under his wise command , he did everything possible to make it impossible for a person to consume the armed forces of ukraine are destroying the second army of the world . glory to heroes glory to ukraine at the beginning of april there was information that the czech republic was helping ukraine with tanks and later there was information that the ministry of defense of the czech republic allows to serve damaged in the war, ukrainian equipment, armored vehicles, what can you tell me about it in more detail, or maybe add to what i already said, well, very detailed. i won't tell you about it for obvious reasons, because... in general, all the issues related to the military

assistance of equipment and so on, this information is very sensitive, let's say, and the enemy is very careful about when the deliveries take place, so i will tell you that the czech republic is really very powerful to us helps, i can confirm to you that this is how we are in the czech republic, we are talking about a project for the repair of ukrainian equipment at czech enterprises, but i will not tell you in detail what exactly the czech republic supplies us with, i will only say that it is the help that we need the most. that is, it is provided in accordance with those priorities that we provide the czech ministry of defense, and i would divide this assistance into three components. the first is what the czech government provides as a gift to ukraine, and it already exceeds 100 million

million . e dollars somewhere, i would even say somewhere around 130 million dollars, the second is that ukraine directly purchased czech czech manufacturers, and the third is the project implemented by our embassy together with the ministry of defense, this is the account for charitable contributions that we opened and on which already in these almost 3 months, more than 50 million dollars have arrived, for which we, as an embassy, ​​purchase weapons and military equipment, and with the help of the czech ministry of defense, we send them, we send these weapons and equipment to where they are most needed, and this account is in of every state in every embassy abroad. is this a czech initiative of the czech embassy of ukraine in the czech republic? as far as i know, the account which is intended for the purchase of military equipment exists only in our country. we were the first, our embassy,

​​to literally open such an account the day after the large-scale russian invasion on february 25th, other embassies of course also have accounts, but as far as i know, they direct these funds to humanitarian aid let's say medicine, they also buy protective equipment, let's say bulletproof vests and helmets and so on, but as for equipment, in particular and heavy, as far as i know, this only exists in our embassy, ​​and mr. ambassador, citizens of the czech republic volunteer to go to fight in ukraine, as we hear it from politicians of other countries who openly talk about it, so czech citizens are among those volunteers who help us fight against the

russian aggressors. i won't tell you specific numbers because, er, because, at the moment, i do n't have them, but er, let's say the czech president several weeks ago allowed more than 100 czech citizens to participate in military operations on the side of ukraine as we know, czech law prohibits czech citizens from participating in military operations abroad and exceptions are possible only with the permission of the president, and the czech president did it we will come back to miloshazeman a little later, let's go. first, i would like to learn more about the situation of ukrainian refugees in the czech republic. ukrainians in poland are not refugees, but guests. how would you describe the stay of ukrainians in the czech republic? it

seems to me that the czechs perceive ukrainians here in roughly the same way, well, at least with the people i talk to, everyone understands that the term refugees is not, if at all accurate about the citizens of ukraine because refugees are usually those people who come to some country in search of a better life. as a rule, these people are economic refugees or even if they are refugees fleeing from military actions but they are in most cases, they do not consider the possibility of returning home in this case. here, the situation is completely different, the vast majority of ukrainian citizens who come to the czech republic want to return home as soon as it becomes possible , therefore, hmm, how about me there is probably no other legal term for that reason in the czech republic, they call

them refugees, but in reality the attitude here is completely different, and in many parameters, the attitude towards ukrainian citizens is also the same as, for example, towards czech citizens. well for example, the issue of medical insurance, all citizens of ukraine who come here are provided with medical insurance in the same amount as that provided to citizens of the czech republic, or, for example, access to the labor market, to the labor market, all obstacles to that have been removed so that ukrainian citizens can work here. that is , no papers are needed. if you are a citizen of ukraine, you come, sign a contract and work , that is, according to all these parameters, ukrainian citizens are practically equal to citizens of the czech republic . therefore, i think that something like the same thing is happening in poland. and how many ukrainians have already

received asylum here? as far as i know, the latest figures were somewhere around 350,000, but this number does not reflect the exact number of how many they are currently here because some er people could go further er to other countries of western europe for example some er and i think there are already many of them they returned home er and er it is very difficult to trace these movements because that the czech republic does not have direct border with ukraine, all countries that are surrounded by countries of the schengen zone and there is no, let's say , border crossing control, so we can usually count how many people, for example, left poland back to ukraine, but how many from the czech republic left through poland to ukraine, it's hard to say but according to some data that i received, for example, the

minister of internal affairs of the czech republic told me that according to his data , there are currently approximately 200,000 citizens of the czech republic who are here during the last three months, you have come here they said that many ukrainians are still considering the possibility of returning home after the war. but if we speak frankly, let's say, especially if those citizens who have children will already go to school here, it is obvious that many of them will decide to stay here forever, even if the war ends and my question is this: and to what extent is the czech republic interested in the czech republic for ukrainian citizens to stay in the czech republic because it is a labor force? and so on, it is difficult to give an unequivocal answer to this question, because on the one hand, the czech

republic is interested in the influx of new labor force, and many people, even czech politicians , are talking about it, on the other hand, of course, there is such a great influence of people it is a challenge for the social system, for the labor market, and for many, it is the budget of the state budget of local levels, so it seems to me that the czech republic will seek a certain balance in this matter, a certain compromise, and so on. of course, some of the people will probably stay here, but i don't think that it will be very many people , i think it will probably be about 20-15% of those who came because i communicate a lot with those people, mostly women somewhere 90% of these

people are women with children and all of them, mostly, the majority really want to return home because there they left everything there, they left their husbands there, they left apartments and property and they want to return as soon as it happens. maybe but we do not know what the situation will be in september a new academic year will begin eh hmm it is quite possible that the war will probably continue and in some regions a difficult security situation will persist and it will be difficult to return, so we are already, for example, talking with the ministry of education of the czech republic e in order to determine the format in addition, how will the education of ukrainian children be carried out, and already now we are at the point that it will obviously be a mixed system. part of the children will go to czech schools, and part will attend specially created classes

ukrainian classes, which will probably be created in most czech schools. now we are looking for teachers, for example , among those people, especially women, who came here. to teach er children er and that ukrainian subject and language and literature and maybe history and therefore education is one of the issues we are working on right before our conversation in the czech media recently , literally at the beginning of may, they once wrote that in there was a scandal in the parliament allegedly regarding the strategy of accepting ukrainian refugees, opinions were divided, well, it is wrong to say divided, one deputy spoke about the fact that if the czech republic accepts many citizens of ukraine, the quality of education for czech citizens will decrease and that for younger czechs, it is for czech children there is not

enough space in the kindergarten in the kindergartens, and he also advised ukrainians who came to the czech republic on the roads to sell their cars and pay for their stay in the czech republic. well, as far as i understand, the loud there was enough of a scandal. what can you say here? this is such an isolated case. is it already possible to evaluate it as a certain signal? there are politicians in the czech republic who are trying to play on the topic of refugees, uh , they feel that it is possible to somehow earn some political capital from this. ukrainians who are here today and in principle have no

doubts that the czech republic will provide us with this possible help, but that such voices will be heard. well, they will be heard. we should take it as such. the sun is shining, the wind is blowing, i'm sure that it's in the czech republic - this is an absolutely lone voice, and there is also information that the czech government will change the rules of residence in the czech republic for refugees from ukraine, in particular for those who have citizenship, a second citizenship in an eu country, that's what we're talking about it is aimed at ukrainian chroms, a large part of whom have hungarian citizenship. they came to the czech republic because of higher social benefits. hmm, how much

will the situation with the roma affect, or maybe it has already affected, the instructions to ukrainian refugees in general? not roma, uh, in principle, all uh, citizens of ukraine who come to the czech republic should have uh, the same uh, equal treatment, but of course we know about this situation, uh, we talk about it and with the czech government and the local authorities of both prague and other cities, a situation seems to have arisen, and we are trying to provide all the necessary help in order to solve this situation, again , this is one of those issues that some have original strength they are trying to use it in the

political struggle, we should take it into account, but i wouldn’t. well, i wouldn’t say that because it has already in such a significant way influenced the attitude of the czechs regarding the support of ukraine or ukrainians, this support continues, and the question of which you they mentioned it is solved and will be solved and what way will it be solved in the way that it is planned by the czech authorities in the local and government they are trying to convince these citizens that they should move to where what the czech republic offers them the czech state er and with the provision of all necessary decent conditions er residence we

also work our our consuls also help in this er the czech authorities and as far as i know this situation is already being resolved i.e. to hungary to help them move i am correct i understand you. look, if you are talking about the citizens of hungary, then of course it would be logical for them to be helped by the state of hungary, but i don't want to say that all the people. it's far from everyone second. it's very difficult. hmmm, to confirm that a person has dual ukrainian and hungarian citizenship. if the person doesn't say it himself, then it's very difficult to officially confirm it, let's say through hungarian authorities i guess it's possible too

i know that the czech authorities ask the hungarian side to confirm the citizenship of this or that person, but as far as i know, it is technically quite difficult to do so. therefore, it is obvious that if there is a confirmed citizenship, then the czech republic has the right to apply to another eu country in order for that country to take care of those citizens to whom it granted its citizenship, how it granted it is another question, but there are many people who only have ukrainian citizenship and it seems to me that they have absolutely the same right as and like all other people who come here to the czech republic to receive appropriate support, let the return intelligence and the media report that war

will be inevitable and give ukraine three days and four days there 5 days, a maximum of a week, how long can she last? what were the expectations in the czech republic then, and how have these expectations and impressions of ukraine changed now? sounded in the media, including from the western partners of the czech republic, including the partners of the eu and nato and the united states of america . well, for example, the czech embassy, ​​and most of it there was evacuated, as was the embassy of other western countries even before the start of a full-scale invasion, this suggests that of course these warnings were taken extremely seriously, but my conversations with czech

government officials after the fact showed that they still did not believe in what is this the invasion will be so large-scale that there will be rocket attacks on ukrainian cities, including the capital and other ukrainian regions, but hmm, how has the attitude of the czech republic changed? well, it seems to me that there has been an extremely serious reassessment here attitude towards ukraine and ukrainians, it's no secret that there used to be certain stereotypes about ukrainians, because at the beginning of the 90s, many czechs associated ukrainians with the fact that they are either builders who , er, hmm, let's say, work on construction sites or cleaners or nurses by the way, uh, many people

uh, hmm, seriously, if i were to point out that the czech republic, as we see it today, was built by ukrainian hands in the last 30 years, that is why we must treat those who do this work with respect , but nevertheless such stereotypes existed er today many czechs look at ukrainians with completely new eyes not only as those people who know how to work who er are, let's say, farmers work on the land but also er hmm see ukrainians as er brave warriors who are able and able and willing to defend one's homeland from enemy aggression, it causes extraordinary respect in the czech republic, and we see it every day, we see it by the way ukrainian flags are flown