win first from yourself, then from the locals, and that’s exactly how they succeed. by the way, most of the businesses in the world are opened by newcomers , those who came to the country from the beginning as migrant workers. well, in particular, according to the group’s survey, the rating of 40% of ukrainians declares what they plan to do to return home to ukraine when there will be safe conditions well, of course, now internet polls in the conditions of war are hardly representative, but still, how do you evaluate this figure, so, well, 40%, are they really ready to return or is it possible that this figure will smaller than itself, and if by september the hostilities end, it will end with our total victory, after that to ukraine, well, it will be sought out through business. to this world or countries that will invest money, huge money in our country, when very rapid development will begin, when

business will be really protected in ukraine, when a person will understand that when he invests his money in any startup in the territory of ukraine. this startup is protected to the extent that no one will come to them just to come. imagine the queue will build up in our country. i am sure that 40% of those who were interviewed there today, and there will be 99% of them who will want to return and there will still be a queue because there will be foreigners who will simply say that this same country for us is a world leader, a leader precisely because we can to see how it should develop, how the country should develop, how society should develop, and that's when the survey will show us completely different numbers, in general, my vision is that from 80 to 90% of those people who are currently abroad , they will return to ukraine in the best case if we win, and after the victory the economy will not

develop, if business will be pressured with taxes, if, after all, people will be forced to wear uniforms like others, this is all due to the fact that even those who will be in ukraine will try to leave the country, i want to give you the numbers that are at the moment, according to state statistics, up to 70% of ukrainians have a monthly income of up to 10,000 hryvnias , while 25% of these ukrainians have an income of three to four thousand hryvnias, while at the beginning of 2023, the minimum wage in poland will reach uah 26,000, and in july it will already be at the level of uah 28,000. well, let's be honest, people will be looking for an opportunity to go and earn money as much as i can for a limited period of time, and labor migration is our future if the country does not change to better , i completely agree with you, but i think that everyone

says that the war is the end of the war, our victory is the ideal conditions for carrying out deep reforms and changes in ukraine, but there are still weeks and months before victory, as military experts predict, but i'm curious, we're talking about physical work in europe. and if you want to move there , you need to learn the language, and i wonder what about uh, in terms of uh, professions, well, complex professions. yes, there are doctors , teachers, some specialized engineers, that is, people who have highly qualified professions in ukraine and have a certain specialty and they want to work in their specialty in europe, what do they need for this and what salaries can they expect in europe today? i postponed the issue of salaries a little aside, i always tell people who approach me and say that i am a first-class accountant and i

want to work in germany and i ask this person a very simple question, do you know german, the person says no, i don't know, if you come to work, the accountant is very good, a very professional accountant from vietnam, who does not know the ukrainian language, who does not know the ukrainian tax legislation, will you hire him, this is the question that all , without exception, people looking for work abroad should ask themselves if you cannot communicate on an equal footing with to local residents, you will not be able to, you will not be able to actually get a job. and now, regarding salaries, a specialist abroad always receives up to 2.5-4 thousand euros, if we are talking about germany, there a person can

receive up to 8 dashes of 10,000 € per month. but for in order to receive this money, you first need to know the language, nosify the diploma, pass the relevant exams, and of course, the practice struck me at that moment regarding the fact that a person who does not know the language should prepare for two or three years competition with herself. that is, in fact, she must work at an unskilled job and still study along the way, that is, no days off, no entertainment, nothing. she must be focused only on her future . my research on targeted advertising in social networks and then i was just putting off the announcement targeting people working in the railway sector in ukrainian and then there were recommendations from the german of the state railway with a request to

move to germany to work on the railway, where one of the first points was that the issue of language is not fundamentally the main thing moving, so we can't say that for all specialties, it's such a meticulous requirement, so you need to know the language. is this wrong ? ideas as a result of one case study, i will tell you so that you are very seriously mistaken, if we are talking about employment on the german railway, then the main requirement in them is knowledge of the german language at the b1 b1 level - this fluent spoken fluent written language which is confirmed by a certificate from the institute if i'm not mistaken goethe, yes, you must first pass the appropriate exam and then with this certificate you can get a job on the german railway because actually, how can you test the knowledge

of safety skills of a specific person like you do you trust, for example, the management of diesels or diesel locomotives that lead 10-12 wagons with people behind them the same applies to doctors if we are talking about language learning at the level of my understanding and i don't understand, well, that's one thing. if we're talking about a really professional knowledge of a language, it takes two to three years to really learn it, and at the same time, i want to draw your attention to the fact that learning a language is more for young people under 30 than a person over 40 years in order to learn a foreign language, he makes such a titanic effort on himself that greater efforts are made for this path without even trying to take any steps.

systems of clinics eh these are sharite clinics that are known all over europe and it seems to me and all over the world the germans were ready to train ukrainian nurses for free for two years, they gathered a group of 40 or 50 women after the end of the first month of training there were 10 of them left after the second month, there was only one left. well, here is a concrete example. people understand why they should make a lot of effort if we are here a little. well, let's make less money and stay in the place. and they don't learn the language, and those who left are actually making a choice or over efforts or well, somehow we will go and that's why people choose the easiest way to pick strawberries, wash the floors or return to ukraine, and just to continue the topic, we have another heroine in contact who is now in britain,

her name is yulia and in natalochko talked to her , negotiated with her. an interesting story about her way of finding a job from kyiv with two people. her work experience, which she found, was simply inhumane, inhumane conditions . physical work is hard, now yuliya yuliya will tell you more on her own. congratulations. good evening. tell us about your first work experience in britain. we know what happened to you there. we know that you cried then and it was difficult morally. remember what happened to you. it was very difficult. there were different things. the situation was very difficult because, against the background of the stress, we did not prepare for this trip and did not know at all about the conditions in which people live here, for the first

time i found my job in a group for ukrainian women , they offer a job well, somewhere in some messengers i i applied to the agency and the agency offered me a job in a hotel, and before the war i was at home in kyiv. i worked in marketing research, and that is, with physical work, i never had any business in a hotel at all. it was very difficult for me. i still have problems with my back and somehow no no not friendly conditions for those for people because the workload is very heavy the timing is tough many eh

rooms have to be cleaned in eh hours of work i.e. there is no time even to buy tea or coffee eh there sorry to go to the toilet you have to constantly move to be constantly busy and constantly doing something to get out somewhere even for 5 minutes ago for this job you hear us and how much were you paid for this job and how many hours a day did you have to work and i worked eight hours a day er payment in hotels are quite good for this area, for england and for my level of knowledge of the english language, there were 12 points, but this is before taxes are deducted, and well, believe me, it is possible in ukraine,

it is a lot of money, but here it is not so much money, and the work is very hard, as you are now got settled i understand i found a second job, and so a very interesting story happened to me with my second job. i felt very bad. i came to english courses in a ukrainian home and it even got to the point that my english teacher even cried. she offered me the contacts of people who need help at home and we met and talked. they liked me and they offered me a job, but partially, that is, not full-time, but part-time, because now they pay and now they pay 10 pounds

less than it was at the hotel, but the attitude is a little different, and they are extraordinary people, very kind. that is, well , they treat us with understanding. they are like employers, but their attitude towards me is more acceptable. i am interested in what other vacancies you have there are groups that offer jobs for ukrainians, what other vacancies are offered in such groups that promise money, and maybe you have experience there of your acquaintances who tried it, well, received job offers and worked and also, please share their experience, knowledge means a lot languages, if in ukraine people have a high level of language skills, then they can find a job in their

specialty, but if their knowledge of the language is low, no matter what kind of specialist you are at home in ukraine, unfortunately, they will probably only offer jobs with city ​​qualifications that specifically offer work there, the question is, a job in a hotel is possible , babysitting is possible. are you thinking about returning home, or are you still determined to improve your language skills and stay in london ? i really want to return home, i am with us. home hmm, my husband has stayed and is waiting for us. we have relatives left. i love ukraine and i don't plan to stay here. returning to your profession, yes, to marketers, what is the salary in

britain for a marketer with your specialty, if you ask to clean a hotel there? it is possible for 12 pounds, is it for the time, as i understand it? yes, for an hour . more than about 24 25 pounds, yes, only what is offered on the job search site, i have information for difficult work in the hotel, they paid uah 440 per hour for our money, not only for

how much they pay, but also how much life costs here and how much a person spends. because it is very expensive to travel here and it is very expensive how much does it cost to travel how much do you leave in the supermarket when you buy food how much does your apartment cost yes it is interesting just the prices so that ukrainians understand that they are real life in europe and travel in one zone metro here, the metro is divided into zones, traveling through one zone of the metro costs 2,502.60 e-e pounds e-e 10 it will cost 80 hryvnias this is a one-time trip so it is one trip in one direction and if a person spends

not only on the metro but also needs to get to the metro and by bus, it will be even more, well, that is, well, that is, life in emigration is not as far as we imagine life or food in london, but how much is there? in polish it is found in stores, but not so often here, well, they mostly eat rice or pasta. well, buckwheat. as in our country, food products do not lie freely on the shelves. by the way, than in ukraine, bread costs from 65 e-e pennies. well, it is like e- e pennies e-e local well um if almost one point

from 10th pound and above please give some more advice to our viewers who dream of going there to britain, find a job there and live in a foggy albion life of real british e-e monarchs , what kind of pink myth do you have for yourself? dispelled when they got to britain well, i didn't have pink pink myths because we were running away from the war from uh constantly from constant uh from constant fear and i wanted the children to be better and they didn't um feel that constant shock that is , we we didn't go to earn money, we went because of the war, and i don't have any myths. we didn't have any thoughts to

make money. we didn't. this is how people came here. they come here before the war. you're talking about children. please share if you still have to pay for the children to be with nanny, how long will the guy stay there? no, it’s very expensive here, it’s like a day, it’s probably the sum of the salary that you have to pay. honcharova is put to school there for free, in principle they help with this and it is worth thanking the family in which yulia rebrova, our heroine, works now for the fact that they treat her well for the fact that in a human

way, but simply in a human way and not like in the first hotel once again, we wish you patience and a speedy return to peaceful ukraine. thank you very much, thank you friends. we thank european countries and europeans for accepting our women and children, and european politicians and in general all europeans thank ukraine for what we protect all of europe, the entire civilized world from the russian invasion, that's why here you know, ah, gratitude for gratitude. yes, we are losing our lives, our men are at the front, and they are losing their money there, spending money on helping ukraine, so i think that there is such a thing here there should be a certain parity of thanks, and i would in well, let's summarize our story, yes, i would like him to reflect in some way on what he heard about the story of our heroine yulia from london, mrs. yulia said the most important thought and generally

summarized even this program, they did not go in search of work, they fled from the war, they fled from terror, and therefore i can say that in reality , these women, these people who left ukraine, are just like refugees and they will return to ukraine, in this i am sad they do not fully support this thesis yes i'm sure of that, but the point of our program was, well, what's it for? in order to first explain to people what they can count on and explain to the audience and what difficulties may be on their way and the main thing is, well, we hope that ukrainians, when they will return to ukraine, unlike ukraine, they will return not just simply return, but they will return with experience and knowledge of mom language with connections with investors, those who will start some business there and all together we will rebuild the country and

er, well, the statistics you mentioned are that only 25% return, we break it, you can make a stereotype that ukrainian women will be the first to break it, it seems to me that er, vasyl's statistics about the return of 90% are more to my liking, let's rely on it thank you for an interesting conversation, thank you viewers for being with us this hour. well, we'll be back in a few minutes. now is the operational news, and then we'll go back to the night watch and talk about the traitors of the collaborators. it's also a very interesting topic. we have a couple of exclusive news for you. so see you may 28 is mukacheva's day ukraine the defense heart of europe is now in ukraine it is beating because ukraine is fighting for freedom for democracy for life you have all

become heroes all ukrainians now ukraine is defending the borders of all of europe but is not left alone with the enemy the eu supports us in our to the struggle , implements tough sanctions, supplies the necessary weapons, provides shelter to millions of ukrainians , the european parliament has already approved ukraine's application to join the eu, not with ukraine's glory, to be europe is to share common values, there are no shackles that can to tsk our war spirit the truth will win and we will overcome everything ukraine is europe odesa can sleep calmly as long as it is protected by our soldiers she is

not mocked at all by their new planes meet dmytro tomylov two bombers flew out of training thanks to the falcon district i launched a rocket runner flew after it shot down the newest russian fighter we can even shoot them at an angle, we saved 25 people, i just saw that he received an award from the president, victory is with us, with us, right, glory to the heroes, glory to ukraine, we are the victims of the cities of ukraine, this is cozy and comfortable kharkiv, a city of students of science and industry, a city that since ancient times was repeatedly attacked by tatars , passed both into the hands of bolshevik invaders

and would have given to german fascists, but kharkiv persevered and kept ukraine in its heart then and now kharkiv unconquered watch the charity marathon save ukraine tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. we'll re-bow we'll tie up we'll win whatever you don't news together we are strong unconquered cities of ukraine berdyansk the pearl of the azov region the gentle sea of ​​azov and kilometers of picturesque coastline in a 16th-century settlement berditsa is a reliable shelter for fishermen and cossacks . in 1827, the construction of

the pier began near it, and in less than 15 years the settlement was declared a city and renamed berdya. during the second world war, nazi troops entered berdyansk and mercilessly destroyed its inhabitants and infrastructure. and we know that ukrainians to overcome berdyansk invincible when your task is to lead the country to victory this matter of my life you do everything for this so that with your strength we approach this issue very, very specifically we congratulate general valeriy luzhny, the 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. for ukraine , every embroidered shirt is a symbol of the indomitability and rebirth of ukraine, we will heal our wounds, we will decorate the scars with flowers, ukrainian destiny will blossom again like poppies in the field, ukraine embroidered renaissance is strong unbreakable free three months of fearless struggle of ukrainians and europe together with us in the resistance tomorrow the second international charity telethon save ukraine will be held live in the heart of freedom kyiv and in the

german capital berlin state leaders, world and ukrainian stars call for peace and collect funds to help ukrainians the heart of freedom must beat stronger together we will definitely win glory to ukraine is the support of the ministry of culture and the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine watch live on the leading channels of ukraine and also online charity marathon save ukraine tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. we will overcome it we will overcome it we will win and what are you not news together we are strong congratulations on the broadcast of channel 1+1 operational news release in the studio of kateryna nesterenko a night under shelling in kharkiv arrived and filmed local previously these rockets were launched from the side of belgorod are message and that the russians loudly hit the training ground

in the dnipropetrovsk region with cannons in the kharkiv region, the occupiers hit the barracks where ukrainian soldiers were stationed, ten people were killed, 25 of our soldiers were injured, the worst on luhansk members of the destruction in lysychansk in the popasna and ogir communities, fierce fighting in the direction of north donets, the russians shelled the city with artillery fire during chaotic shelling , four people died in the city, huge destruction, especially in the old part, and the city is not surrounded, emphasized the head of luhansk region, serhii gaidai, gravediggers found 70 bodies under the ruins of the october factory in mariupol, the occupiers showed how their soldiers carry out the bodies in plastic bags , the dead are buried in greek graves in the village of stary krym, they did not identify the bodies, the bodies were heavily in the evening, the local russian alligator k-52 was destroyed in kharkiv oblast, not always like this, an enemy combat helicopter was shot down, where there were fierce battles among the

crew members. of the perun missile complex , this is already the 67th shot down air target on the account of the zhytomyr paratroopers. lukashenko urgently creates an operational command of the armed forces of belarus in the ukrainian direction, in addition to this gathers the so-called people's militia and ordered to immediately send new army units to the ukrainian border so that they, quote, gain experience, the deputy chief of the main operations department of the general staff of the armed forces oleksiy gromov reported that the belarusians had transferred iscandir launchers to the luneets district of the brest region and assumed that they could be used for so on our the western region since the beginning of the full-scale attack on ukraine on february 24, russia uses the territory of belarus and its infrastructure for attacks on ukraine synod the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate was bordered by patriarch kirill of moscow