this is a deliberate complicity in russian aggression, that is why it is about belarus as a state, they are talking specifically about belarus, i don’t know what about any cooperation and what format, yes, belarus, as a complicit in russian aggression, must pay reparations. to ukraine will suddenly appear, then the issue of compensation for damages was also not going away, but maybe it will soften a little only because of the fact that there will be a friendly to ukraine e.e. government in belarus, i.e. a change of regime completely not just a change of personality and in fact if we talk about the contexts of wider integration, in fact it works in the middle of the sea that belarus is impossible

. there is already a whole gender of belarusian e-e positioners who have the experience of conducting combat and in fact even after that if lukashenko e-e became an accomplice of russian aggression by deliberately providing his territory for conducting strikes on ukraine, then of course security is in the sense for ukraine, there is nothing left but to contribute to the volodymyrsk work being sorted out in belarus. i would now like to give a brief summary to mr. traveller, so that the perspective of the big european integration summits in june is particularly about the fate of ukraine and our potential membership . in the eu well, i am not a numerologist and not an astrologer, it is unlikely that i will now give any

prediction that will come true, well, at least they can only guess what to attract, but we talked to specialists in this field that they at least they say i'm very glad that you watch my youtube and the viewers of the eu press, come and watch the interviews and analysis that we give there. well, as for the european union itself and the possibility of giving us this perspective, i know at the moment i'm an optimist, as it were the situation did not work out, you and i understand that there are countries that will be, well, publicly for internally against, and it is not hungary and it is rather the old countries of the old europe, but still public opinion today in the european union is on the side of ukraine and it is unlikely

today, these countries will find arguments. i mean, the leaders of these countries will find arguments not to give such a perspective to ukraine. at the moment, i am on the bench. although now we have as many as 13% optimists, according to the latest sociology, so yuriy podorozhnyi political technologist volodymyr volya, international political scientist worked in the information and analytical marathon of the espresso tv channel 10th hour 32 minutes well, let's try to look at international relations a little further beyond the borders of our country and talk now, in particular, about japan. we have several informational reasons that unite ukraine with this country, another 500 million dollars. japan has increased the amount of aid to ukraine, but there are, as i understand it, a number of certain conditions under which our government will be able to -

and to get this money, and in the same way, japan actively joins the sanctions pressure on the russian federation in connection with its aggression against us, two large russian banks and one belarusian bank were hit by japanese sanctions serhiy korsunsky the extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine to japan will now work live on the espresso tv channel. glory to ukraine and the ambassador, glory to the heroes. i congratulate you. for the benefit of ukraine. this is a very preferential loan for 30 years at one percent and 10 years .

support, what does japan's support for our ukrainian defense look like now, because there is a lot of information. i think that you directly possess the largest amount of it. well, we must start with the fact that japan, which has a so-called peaceful constitution, is article 9 of which forbids war in any form and this limits the participation of japan, let's say in the supply of weapons, it's just possible, but on the other hand, japan has provided non -lethal weapons for our armed forces. these are protective fairy tales, vests and other tools, a wide enough range. i'm definitely not i remember whether it was eight or 10 airplanes e-e transported all this to poland and from there

it did not reach ukraine, but in general the main thing is that japan's aid to japan is measured by a figure today of 600 million dollars plus 200 million dollars is humanitarian aid plus - these are separate resources that are provided in the form of food products in the form of special humanitarian cargo that arrived in poland, romania for citizens of ukraine who are forced to stay there while the war is going on, plus it is worth adding recently, just yesterday, good news that it reached its destination the first large cargo of 30 tons of aid to our emergency services, and this is a tool for firefighters. and this is only the first of four tranches that will be in this plan. in addition, a large batch of aid with medical drugs and devices has arrived in the dnipropetrovsk region, and this is all

continuing. such a process that in us is constantly happening in japan has introduced 11 waves of sanctions against russia, in fact, everything imaginable has been done, asset freezes, sanctions against the banks of the political circle of russia, it all ended with that russia included japan in the list of enemy countries , and in fact, japan declared its sovereignty on the northern territories of the lviv ridge islands. and today it is another news that russia has banned japan from fishing near these islands, because now they are not just disputed islands, so to speak territories and seriously collective collective territory, in your opinion, why this confrontation, which has already developed so historically with varying intensity and has been taking place for decades, can actually be crowned now against the background of all those e from scrolls in

the world security system in connection with the fact that russia is aggressing against us. and when the international community evaluates the actions of russia and tries to look at this problem more broadly than just this brutal aggression against ukraine that is happening today, then we must forget that russia bought part of georgia moldova is part of germany and part of finland and part of japan, including everything. this adds to the general mood that this country is not just an aggressor today and now it is a systemic aggressor. said for decades, as a country with which it is impossible to agree on anything, i want to remind you that he sat his teeth, who was the longest among all the prime ministers of japan in power, he met with putin 27 times, he made the center of his policy his concept of agreeing with putin

regarding the northern territories that only japan did not offer joint development of resources anything and everything or anything ended in nothing and this is a very good example for the whole world and for japan and for us and for everyone else when we are advised to save, is there a face or are we being told that it is possible to negotiate with this aggressor, we must remember that there are such examples, they were and will be a pressor for me, it is impossible to negotiate, they are ambassadors , we understand that the world is facing much greater challenges than the current phase of russian intervention in the russian intervention has a tendency to squirm and involve additional states, so we understand that this long history will be very bloody , according to how japan is currently positioning itself, taking into account the fact that it is in a rather tight

relations with the united states, that is, it is still possible that japan will somehow begin to rethink its place on the world chessboard, it will not just start , it has already begun, and now there is a review of the national security strategy, which will be much tougher in relation to russia, and in relation to china and very serious processes are taking place in the region, only to have the participation of biden himself, the contribution of india, australia, japan, the united states, which actually forms a security alliance in order for it to oppose those oceanic regions to any attempts to change, as they say here, the status quo with the help of force, the prime minister of japan made such a slogan the center of his policy that asia can become tomorrow what ukraine is today, that is,

aggression, aggressive actions of one countries in relation to another is not accepted here, this is asia, they don't say that directly here, but everyone understands what it is about, and that's why the countries unite and very seriously coordinate their policies, most likely the prime minister of japan and kishina will be the first the prime minister of japan who will take part in the nato summit in madrid and today we know for sure that japan takes such a serious position in relation to security issues and in fact within the ruling party and the coalition there are talks about doubling the defense budget and possibly about changes certain aspects of this most peaceful constitution and japan's general approaches to how these issues should be resolved, let's not forget that japan has territorial claims not

only from russia, but from china, these are islands senkaku a and e north korea is an absolutely irreplaceable dictator who is uh-uh on sunday it seems ugh the number of missiles and on the same day north korea fired eight missiles in the direction of japan as far as i understand, at least the japanese media reports because mr. tudei in particular that japan and nato are really activating military cooperation in connection with the aggression of the russian federation against ukraine, and here it is also important to understand that we, as ukrainians, have somewhat blurred optics, if we can say so because of our immediate neighborhood with russia what is happening in the east in particular and so p serhii eh and i would like you to emphasize now, maybe notice how important qualitative analysis of what is happening in the endopacific region in general is now in ukraine and how much , in your opinion, we pay attention to all

events with quality it is not there because i work in japan, but because the world came to this conclusion so long ago... asia is a key interest and a center of intersection of the interests of key global players 40% of the eu's foreign trade takes place here 60% of the world's population and gdp is located here and of course, the united states absolutely has such strategic interests here, it is not for nothing that there is a huge military naval base here and the seventh fleet of the united states is located here, and of course, the problems that are in europe today and the problems that are in asia are not only russia, you, us with you, we must realize that we are on one side of russia and japan on the other. that is, in the literal sense, we are embracing this monster that threatens both us and japan, but there

are also such problems as india, china, and china, taiwan, and these problems are quite possible destabilize a lot of things, i will tell you that they write a lot here and write very objectively about what is happening in ukraine and they clearly link the food crisis due to russia's aggression and the crisis in the energy market, all this is reflected here very very actively present in the information it is clear that it is thanks to russia that food prices are rising and there is a shortage of resources and gas and oil. security, you are simply obliged to take into account what is happening in asia, without this it is simply impossible to move forward, and i repeat once again

precisely because the interests of the usa, britain, the european union, they are huge interests in asia and their relationship, the relationship between the usa and china, between the eu and china meanwhile, how would the usa behave in relation to this vanya, what security issues arise when such multilateral mechanisms as i have already called the quad are involved, and biden put forward a new economic initiative of 13 e asian countries, well, the usa, india australia is included again, new zealand, uh, economic, such a new structure, which is not the weather to conduct trade, but which will join forces for economic development. thank you , mr. ambassadors, for this thorough and comprehensive analysis. i hope soon. of ukraine in japan worked for you dear

tv viewers, not only in tokyo, but also on the air of the espresso tv channel. once again, thank you for the high-quality analytics. in the meantime, let's look a little in the other direction from our country, let's look from uh, no, no, now you will understand who, and it will also be quite interesting. in poland, there is no program that would provide separate housing for ukrainian immigrants, so families who want to live in apartments or houses have rent them yourself, this situation has arisen due to the crazy demand in the real estate market, especially in large cities, prices have jumped by at least 30%, how much does it cost to rent an apartment in warsaw now? and what you should be prepared for, our polish colleagues know here the room is about 18-20 meters, but it

has a good square shape in principle, which is also very convenient, and everything is compactly placed, and my kitchen is very small, it looks like it comes out of the corridor. well, here it is somewhere 3-4 m². this is a small corridor and there is a bathroom. oksana and her two children have been renting such a small apartment since march. she says that she has been looking for housing for a long time because there was a stir . that is, the lessor that it is not through an agency and they came to see it literally after 10 minutes everything was discussed and all the nuances were signed, the rent for such a small apartment cost the woman 2 1/2 thousand zlotys, that's more than uah 17,000 per month, in addition , a deposit is required, i.e. a tenant's deposit - that's more two and a half thousand zlotys is one ugu and payment for water and electricity according to the meter, the

woman signed the contract for three months and it pleased her because most landlords in poland want to sign a contract for a year then it was 2,500 for such a small apartment, it is very expensive, because it is really possible to rent a one-room apartment, but we had no way out, as they were selling like hotcakes there in olx, you can call in two hours . in february , for example, marianna rents a three-room apartment with two bedrooms and a large living room for the same money. but a woman lives in this apartment for a year. she started renting for 2,200 zlotys a month, but recently the owner of the apartment started to ask for more, the amount is specified in the contract. but in her words, she told us that we paid 100 by 100 each month, even 200 zlotys more , to increase the cost of the rental amount specified in the contract, of course, the owners of the house do not have the right, says the realtor maryan - this is a violation of the terms of the agreement. therefore

it is necessary to carefully check the contract before signing, organize and see and see if there is such a record where the owner is given the right to change the price during this period if any situation changes on the market, the rental price housing in warsaw has increased significantly over the past three months, now the demand has decreased, but the prices have not fallen, and it is unlikely that this will happen, says the specialist, without utilities. the price was 1,500 e . yes, now at the moment it is yes 2,500 an apartment there 30-40 m² it is already the norm in the ads you can find an apartment and for 2,000 zlotys per month it is approximately 14,000 uah usually this is the cost of only rent without

utilities so that the price seems more attractive this has a popular housing in poland it is called a studio apartment, it is a one-room apartment, the kitchen in which is usually located right in the room , now due to high demand, both a small one-room apartment and a two-room apartment may not differ in cost, the district does not play a decisive role here either, the pantry will depend on the house in houses of the 80s and older communal services will cost more due to the costs of the repair fund, the utility can cost even 800 zlotys, and even 900, there are such cases, so in new apartments, e.e., since the years e.e. 2019-2020 there a utility can cost 300, but sometimes people are offered to pay only for the readings of the electricity and gas plant meters, if it is in the apartment, the fee for the services of a realtor in warsaw is the same as the cost of rent for one month, that is, if the rent

for a month is two and a half thousand zlotys, we add two and a half thousand zlotys zlotys and the same amount for services, it can amount to seven and a half thousand zlotys, that is, a person must be ready to pay more than uah 51,000 immediately after signing the agreement maria chernyakhivska brontonyuk for the tv channel espresso from warsaw, the demand for housing in poland has increased significantly, this is an absolutely adequate situation, but at the same time, i want to note some of my observations. having visited poland after the war, i must note that uh, in those volunteer centers where a large number of ukrainians who were looking for help and shelter in poland became fewer and fewer people over time simply because the poles who came to these volunteer centers were actually looking for people who we were ready to help, settled in their houses in their apartments and well this is something more than these simple market

relations, which also have their place, but poland is a separate love. let's be honest with us on the connection of olena olena, dreams about fortune tellers and tarot readers are cooler, but on mishchenko, our colleague is a journalist, our good friend who is in poland, how she likes to joke, of course, she is a ukrainian housewife, but it's not like that, in fact, the person is very effective now olenko, we congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes hello friends, i'm glad to see you and join the broadcast in return well, how did it get complicated your life in poland in connection with a large number of ukrainians who were looking for safety were simply looking for safety in your country now. well, i can't say whether it has become so complicated because the situation is what it really is. it became so revealing for the poles themselves when they were able to e- became more active and

were able to feel like those people who can help in a difficult situation. that is, they became more active as well as society, and the whole country also became more active, which at the legislative level has changed many things and significantly simplified access for ukrainians to many spheres, for example, to free education or to free medicine or the maximally simplified employment system now in poland for ukrainians. if before you had to get a lot of permission to start working, now you can do it just like any pole can do it, even a citizen of this country and, for example, more than two hundred thousand ukrainians are already working under the simplified employment system. ukrainians are starting to return home, in particular , we are talking about residents of western ukraine. yes, there are also

quite a large number of people who have left, this is also the third story . and it is in principle logical that people want to return home but not everyone returns home because it depends a lot on the situation that is physically, where to return because they either have completely destroyed houses or their areas are under occupation , when this situation changes, unfortunately, few people can say this, the first is the second story - it is a question of the presence of children in the family, so if there are children, then mostly they usually already go here to school

because poland fully opened all its schools and preschools for ukrainian children , you could just cross the street and get a job today and tomorrow already in almost any school without knowing the language and without anything it would seem that it is necessary in another country, because the school year in poland lasts until the end of june, because until the end of june, many women who came with school-aged children will definitely stay here, and i think that it will be possible only in july to see how they plan to return or not, again the question is whether they will return or not, that depends on the perspective of studying in the next academic year. yes, many people and many parents like the fact that the child can go to school physically and not to have online education, for example. yes, in two months the school year will start again, and that is why many parents now have a very important question whether to stay further in poland, because the child will be able

to go to school again or return home, and then it is not known what to do in september, this is planning . poles are not tired of ukrainians because we understand that it was about millions of people on the other hand, we understand that far from all ukrainians meet the high standards of a european, this is also a fact . ukraine, i'm laughing, it's actually not very funny that in russian and in warsaw i hear as much now as two years ago in kyiv on the streets, it's actually a very embarrassing moment, but it is as it is and i hope that this language language language issue it is slowly crystallizing so and so some time if there would be positive changes in this in this sense regarding the reaction of the poles to what is mainly here, of course, not even that it is mainly

so, we all see how much the poles help the ukrainians, each of them talks about what we would did the same for them if they found themselves in this situation, they open the doors of their homes, they at er if they give everything they can give so and if this is the level of kindness and this level of help, he actually shocked everyone, both those who came and those who started like this to help in this way, it seems to me that polish society did not expect how united they can be, how active they can be in terms of help, of course there are certain questions about that, i won't say that this is outrage . yes, but there are certain questions about that hmm that the government reacted to this situation too let's just say this too beautifully and too widely, because it granted almost exactly the same rights to ukrainians as to citizens, in particular with regard to the topic of education and access to medicine,

especially education because in poland, for example , kindergarten it is very difficult to give up your child because there is never a place, yes. people there sign up for years in the queue if we are talking about state kindergartens, it is the same to choose a school to get into it too the moment is a little bit incomprehensible for the poles, but i will say that it is not understandable, it appears mainly in a very small percentage of people there, therefore, in general, there are attitudes that are there, and they themselves know about him, and obviously these questions are addressed by the poles there, not to ukrainians, what are you, mr. they went, as they say, but to their own government and the decisions that this government makes are very rational, in fact, i would say more, not only to the own government . of ukrainians who came to poland, it

is very simply noted everywhere that because of russian aggression, or because of the war that russia started against ukraine, ukrainians who came to poland, and the development of the topic continues. to our partners, of course, olena, we literally have two minutes left here, after all, on the subject of our housing, and the plot was, i don't know if you saw it, watched it with us, or is it really such a catastrophic situation, a 30% increase. well, it's noticeable i will try to say it briefly, because you are very big, in fact, the growth of valuable housing in poland started six months ago, so this is also caused by inflation and the fact that people after work, after work from dalnia , remotely began to return to offices and study, and therefore again the desire to housing is a plus , in fact, there was not so much housing physically, so there is not so much for people for this number of people

who came, eh. in addition, everything is becoming more expensive in poland, not only housing. yes, and a very important point , interest rates are growing very much now, yes loan interest yes, i remember. it's called exactly, that is, now it has become so that renting a house in poland is cheaper than, uh, taking a loan and paying a loan for your house, and that's why a lot of people now stop buying their house and if they want to continue renting or are forced to rent further and this tests the deficits of svetlana market . thank you for this inclusion and for highlighting the situation in a neighboring friendly to us in poland. we hope for further contacts, in particular with such high-quality journalism. it is from poland, i will remind you, but with ukrainian roots. thank you. it was olena. mishchenko, a journalist from warsaw, joined our broadcast. thank you khrystyna, you worked no worse today than ole