look, if you spend one minute, the elephants are eating this part, in fact, we have so much automobile transport on the borders, and now all the factors are objective. that is, we need to bring in a lot of fuel for import, we need to export our agricultural products and other products for export, these are the factors that allow us to speed up as much as possible, at least the same development of transport communications at the borders, terminals, checkpoints and the like really lowered the level of objective reasons that are needed not for one minute or one hour, but now there is an opportunity for us in a few months to talk about the path that my hands have taken to this point. i once again hope that under the pressure, including business, this path will be completed as quickly as possible as efficiently as possible, mr. serhiyevich, thank you for being with us. there, the director of the center of transport strategies told us about the

transport strategy. in ukraine and in the world it became known about missile strikes on dnipropetrovsk oblast at 18:00 in ukraine news time on the espresso tv channel greetings in the studio of iryna koval attack on dnipropetrovsk oblast russians hit pavlograd this was reported on the telegram channel of the city council and added that they are working the relevant services urged people to wait for official information and for now the fighting continues near lysychansk in the luhansk region, russian fighters are unable to surround the city , ruslan muzychuk of the national guard of ukraine reported this as follows he denied the information from the head of chechnya,

ramzan kadyrov, that the city under the control of the russian military, according to the spokesperson of the national guard , lysychansk, is under the control of ukrainian forces for the purpose of the enemy, and in the future there is an exit to the administrative border of the donetsk and luhansk regions, as well as in the slavyansk direction, the attackers are trying to storm our positions to improve their tactical position, more than 10,000 mariupol citizens are in prisons of the so-called dpr, the city council reported that the occupiers detained civilians and took them to places of deprivation of liberty, we know of four such prisons, two in yelenivka, as well as in donetsk season and makiivka , people are in terrible and inhumane conditions, like in a concentration camp, closed in isolation cells, two by three meters for 10 people, the residents of mariupol are hardly given water and food, they do not have any access to medical

care, moreover, they are tortured both psychologically and physically, the city council stressed that the situation in the south of ukraine remains uneasy at dawn russian troops fired 10 missiles onyx in mykolaiv this is reported by the command of the south, the occupiers also attacked the facilities of the port and other industrial infrastructure of the city, information on the extent of damage and casualties is currently being clarified by heavy artillery in the middle of the night, they fired on the outskirts of the large kostroma, there were no casualties, there remains an enemy threat from the black sea area in two missile and two large amphibious ships are rehearsing a gesture of goodwill to the black sea, so the threat of a missile strike remains relevant, a reminder of the enemy's rear in relation to amphibious landings, too. remember the danger contained in the coastal waters and on the coast of the

entire southern region. the occupiers are conducting mass searches to temporarily capture chaplinka in the kherson region. this was reported in the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense of ukraine. garages, and in the absence of the owners, the gates are simply broken down, searched in great detail, up to digging up the soil in the basements, in search of hiding places, in addition to that in the village the harvest has begun the entire harvest the invaders are taking out grain trucks in the direction of the annexed crimea and at the site of the rocket attack in kremenchuk completed the rescue work under the rubble of the amstor shopping center 29 body fragments were found the final number of dead is being determined 21 dead are known in advance 66 people were injured,

26 of whom were hospitalized, the state service reported from emergency situations, according to the information of the mayor of kremenchuk vitaly maletskyi, the families of the victims will be paid uah 100,000 in material compensation funds will also be allocated for the burial of all the dead. this decision was made by the local government. let me remind you that the russians hit kremenchuk with missiles on june 27. russia uses old anti-ship missiles during ground attacks, all because of a possible reduction in the stock of more accurate weapons, according to british intelligence, there is an analysis of recordings from video surveillance cameras shows that the missile that hit the kremenchuk shopping center was probably the kha-32, which is a modernized version of the soviet-era kh22 missile and is not yet optimized for accurate hitting of ground targets, especially in urban

conditions, and the strikes on the odesa region were probably carried out by x22 missiles, this weapon is even less accurate and unsuitable for targeted strikes, the names of the invaders are known in chernihiv oblast, ukrainian border guards found the hard drive of the occupiers, the drive belonged to one of the units of the russian armed forces, stationed in the state border service of ukraine informs the moscow region that the media contains more than a hundred gigabytes of data on the anti-aircraft artillery unit, video recordings of the regular position schedule with biographical information, technical documentation, weapons, information on preparations for the invasion, maps, and also data under the seal of secrecy, so ukrainian law enforcement officers now have photos, characteristics, copies of passports and other documents of the invaders, such information will help identify servicemen involved

in a full-scale invasion of our country, come on, russian peace, ukrainian bairaktari demilitarized the remnants of russian weapons on the island of zmiiny. this was announced by the commander-in-chief valery zaluzhny of the armed forces, in particular, our fighters destroyed the modern tornado multiple rocket system, according to zaluzhny, ukrainian defenders , so to speak, helped the occupiers to finally evacuate the remnants of their garrison from the island, or as they say, they made a gesture of goodwill russian tanks in the center of warsaw ministry of internal affairs together with the ministry defense and polish partners organized the first exhibition of destroyed mozkovite equipment outside of ukraine, the exhibition is called for your freedom and ours is difficult

weapons were brought from the kyiv region, now everyone who wants to have the opportunity to see for themselves how the ukrainians and our military reacted to the russian iron cars will tell maria chernyakhivska valentina from the city of sumy, a poor girl knows what russian tanks are, life in the cellar of the house and the real danger has already coped a little with my injury, but i still can't believe that i saw a body, i saw 400 tanks that passed 5 minutes from my house, how i saw airplanes, bombs, a bomb that fell actually 5 minutes from my house, there were 20 people, so it's not surprising that what is here in front of these enemy machines, valentina experiences all over again, unreal pain, injustice, hatred, too. although until this moment, before this probably large-scale war, i have never felt such hatred in my life, and despite this, the girl, like other

ukrainians, fully supports such an initiative, because europeans they should see and hear and not forget that it is very good that they are in the center of warsaw because i think that poles and generally foreigners who come here can pay attention to this and read, to be honest, it looks very scary, the only thing are happy that they are no longer capable of action and will not be able to bring anyone more grief, these russian tanks and shells were destroyed and captured by the ukrainian military in buch and irpen, says the deputy minister of internal affairs meria kapian, when we saw what kind of reaction the real possibility of touching and to see with your own eyes, ah, this technique has been defeated russian enmity among foreigners, among our partners, among representatives of various governments when they arrive in ukraine, and we decided that ah, not only representatives of the government of the official delegation have the right to see in reality what

ukraine is dealing with. and this should be a wide and wide circle of our foreign partners. there are things that can be felt only by seeing. with our own eyes, we asked the residents of warsaw what they feel when they see russian tanks in the middle of their city. well, perhaps , i can sincerely say that i am proud that they are here, for me this war is one big mistake, it is one big tragedy for the whole world, not only for the ukrainian people, it is proof that this is happening and that ukraine really exists there is a lot of defense, bravo to ukraine - this is heroism, i am very pleased that the ukrainian army disposes of them so skillfully into junk. i hope that there will be more such exhibits in all european countries, and then maybe in russia, i think that this is an example of what the russian army really is, it is simple

the method shows everyone how the russian army works and what its real situation is, and it is still hard to believe that something like this is happening in the xxi century. for me, it was a bigger story from books in classes. and now everything is happening in reality, it does not scare us. when i i see tanks in poland, i see how it is and it's scary, it's true, it's good that they are already defective, these russian tanks, the civilian population should see where they spend their money helping ukraine and how our military is fighting for a peaceful life for the whole of europe, says maria kapyan, realistically, they will be evaluated a-a the incredible efforts of the ukrainian army against this equipment and pushed their governments so that the aid to ukraine became even bigger and more specific and we received even more anti-tank weapons in order to destroy it and defeat this

enemy equipment, the exhibition will last in warsaw for two weeks after that, even more large-scale exhibitions are planned in prague, berlin, brussels, gas and others . and we thank the armed forces of ukraine and believe in victory, and you will see the next news release at 7 p.m. the broadcast is already continuing my colleagues mykola veresen and anzhelika sezonenko, watch espresso news and euroespresso programs for ukrainian refugees in europe on the air of our channel, joint broadcast with the atp channel, radio svoboda programs, voice of america time-time programs, inclusion journalists of public television, bbc news ukraine and franz 24, as well as the broadcast of the information marathon, the only news is together, we are strong. glory to ukraine. they return in camouflage with

shoulder pads. they are modest, silent, but each of them screams a story that is worth a thousand books. to his friends he drank water from the swamp again and again lost consciousness but got up and walked on crushed by shrapnel and bullets in battle sashko bled for 11 hours but waited for evacuation because he had kozatsky the courage and indomitable will of the heroes should not be met by everyday life, our love and attention, our gratitude and respect heal their souls, remind them of what they gave their lives for. so join the all-ukrainian flash mob of thanks to the defenders, in fact, give your hand, say kind words, give a standing ovation, honor the heroes, my mother and i are living now

warsaw is a very beautiful city, but kyiv is more beautiful for me. one day my country was attacked by russia, but we were lucky and my mother and i went to poland . i like poland, but i want to return home water i have a lot of friends in the kindergarten i really want to go home and soon i will be back i will be back i will be back i will be back i will be back i will be back i will be back i will be back away, it will be ukraine blitzkrieg of the russians in the

north, the first one we encountered. it was a reconnaissance failed thanks to such fearless soldiers. participation in the heroic defense and liberation of the sumy region and gave the muscovites a great deal of chickens who sat on these bees and bmws destroyed them column by column, these young men tried their best, glory to the heroes, glory to ukraine, and good health, good evening, angelica, the season , mykola, september, and you see them and also don't you see serhiy kvit, president of the national university of kyiv-mohyla academy of the former minister of education and science of ukraine from 14 to 16 years mr. serhiy , good health, thank you for knowing this, it is beautiful

to look into the eyes much better than modern ones young people will not understand me. they like to take such things and do something with such things without looking in the face. it's difficult for me. well, such an old man , serhiy, has a philosophical and applied question for you. and is it more profitable for ukraine to keep applicants to universities abroad? very deep, but this kind of superficial belief is very often better education than in ukraine. i mean, first of all, higher education, and because there is a discussion in ukraine . america and did not return anything america is living beautifully ireland is living beautifully germans to england poles to germany now ukrainians to poland i think i will wait for the russians to

come to ukraine not with machine tools but with cleaners i do not hope so in principle so if you were not the minister of education and a ukrainian teacher a no matter how the world looks at it from above, all this is beneficial to ukraine when a huge number of ukrainians. we saw 28,000 from abroad will take these exams, many of which are subject, and i see a big plus here , because if even half of them return having to pass this exam here and studying abroad, is this a big plus for ukraine or not? am i wrong? well, in this case, we had no choice, just like the pandemic, so there was no choice and uh, we came to the remote format is it a mixed format, that is, sometimes there is no choice if eh . if we talk about the general mood of our people who are abroad, and every war pushes

some masses of people abroad, and now we are talking about millions of people, in fact, eh, the survey shows that the vast majority of i can do them i am wrong, more than 80% say that we will immediately return. and as soon as there is an opportunity, that is, as soon as the war ends, this means that this is the general mood. that is, it is measured. so, the world is open now and we can. well, as a country that wants to be free, that is, anyone can go anywhere and arrange his life as he wants, that's why i don't think that these are tragic things, absolutely for us. the main thing is that people have somewhere to return to and that young people have the opportunity to realize themselves at home. that is, it is terribly important that they had this feeling and if we talk about the quality of education well, we have many problems in our higher education, but we know that after 2014 we are moving in the right direction, we know what we

need to do and we know that we will do it and e- after all, in ukraine, we have a very good university and we have excellent educational programs. we have excellent teachers and you can get a very good education here, so all these questions that you asked, how to say it, are all very dynamic matters, and here there is no yes or no, we know where we are going and we know what we need to do. that's why now we're talking about that, i would say that the bigger problem is that we have different groups of applicants who have uh or the applicants themselves or their families or even our students from ukrainian universities, that is, not only the applicants are partly abroad, but also part of the students and the universities also have such a challenge that they have to somehow convince their students to remain students not only to enter the university, but therefore in fact there are many challenges and our main problem is that

it seems that we have different groups a of applicants and students who have different settings, for example their families. this is also important because, for example, there is a part of student applicants and their families who believe that the educational process, for example in kyiv , must necessarily take place only in classrooms , that is, and they are very willing to do it, that is, they are very persistent, but the other part of the families of applicants or students who are simply afraid to return to kyiv, and also they can be understood because people, in the end, in different psychological state and they left ukraine in different conditions, and let's say from ukraine at different times ago. and it seems to me that the task of universities and at least that's how i see the task of the kyiv-mohyla academy to give answers to these different groups and to the full extent that people who see differently from themselves now, this is their future so that they have the motivation to come to our university and eventually receive a quality education, mr.

serhiy, it is also important to ask the clients that war is not always with children, but there was still time to study. how do you see the knowledge getting worse and how to make up for it now? yes, you can't say that there was no time to study, on the contrary, on the contrary, they had a problem, and that's why they had to spend possibly more time on training, less opportunities for war, not exactly during the war. yes, i agree, that is, and in some regions of our in general, the children at school, for example, there are no students at school, they did not have or at universities did not have the opportunity to study, and in this the big problem is precisely related to any type of testing that you can’t think of, which test you can’t think of, but in different regions different people were preparing, this means that there are no equal opportunities for admission, that is, there is a problem. well, these are all challenges, but you know what i want to say that when

new problems or new challenges arise, this does not always directly affect, in the end , how a person of the world gets because i want to ask to draw such a parallel, i was once professionally involved in fencing and we had such an axiom, that is, if an athlete received an injury before the competition and this injury is not dramatic, that is, it is not a fracture, it just hurts, for example, so this a sportsman or sportswoman has the opportunity to perform better at competitions than without tra because it is internally very mobilizing therefore ah-ah i hope that all these challenges and which uh-uh are partly global and partly related to our situation they ultimately mobilize our uh our students our entrants and they will receive a good education and take their rightful place in society. this is not a very correct question, and i can even stand it if you say i will not answer, but the new, well, relatively

new leadership of the ministry of education and science it a-but it meets the challenges of the time, it is in place today, because what i see is that i have students in my family and teachers, there are some things that definitely cannot be overcome, objective war will get you nowhere and there are some things that can be seen that it is possible to overcome them in this way, and i see that they are not always overcome in time, so you say they stopped in the reforms, do they continue at a slower pace or are they pushed back? some such things which relate to getting out of those problems and working with the challenges that exist. that is, we are not talking about

reform now, but for example, i am currently in lviv for two days because we have, and here it is very interesting, a conference on these very topics, what will ukraine be like after the war, what will our society and what reforms do we have to complete or start or continue? today we work in oku, and for some time ago we worked at the kyiv-mohyla academy because we have a common platform, what kind of society will this be? it is about reforms now, not about reforms in higher education in but we should not forget about them, and therefore my answer will be that the situation is very difficult, but our situation is already such that the university autonomy is enough to make relevant decisions and not to look, let's say, not to wait for some instructions. things related to the organization of the educational process and the organization of the admissions campaign, in the main we do not have instructions, but we have such things as

saying wishes, that is, they are, that is, maybe it is better to do it this way but i think that very often universities have to make their decisions for so that it was, let's say, to ensure those things related to safety and the quality of education , including what i started with. we have to satisfy different groups of people who see themselves differently now . so, but they all want to get a quality world here here the issue of autonomy and responsible decisions on behalf of universities may now come to the fore, please yes. the ministry of education and science recommended that the schedule of the academic year be released, and there is obviously also a question about whether it should be face-to-face education or still possible remotely continue the work how effective do you think distance learning is, you have already partially begun to answer does it all depend only on the self-organization of a person, in this case a student if we are talking about higher educational institutions? is there any way you can contribute to making

learning more of a fact ? we can completely reject any form, yes. that is, we do not reject the classroom, because i have already mentioned that there are people who just want to be in the classroom , so we make special programs at the beginning of the academic year, special events for which are aimed at the education and socialization of students, but for us it is very dramatic for the kyiv-mohyla academy, which we value very much . communities , i.e. that this is a community that has values ​​and where people and young people should socialize, so for this we are making a special program at the beginning of the academic year. courses i.e. and these are the mykolaiv master 's programs that will only come to us and they will come

later they will come from october, but we start earlier for other courses, that is, that is, that is, it is face-to-face, so that is, this is this is classroom e at the same time, there are some people who will be included from other regions and even from abroad, that is, return is not a one-time process and we cannot lose or reject those people or not meet their expectations, therefore the remote form remains, we implement new forms also because here, let's say, our law faculty will start with lectures and out of classroom classes that will be broadcast online and we will see how it will work, that is, people will connect online where they were not. and we are an experiment, we will see the same. there are, for example, faculties and educational programs that depend on the actual studio, since

our school of journalism cannot prepare a journalist without a studio, so that is, of course, these are laboratories, so they will start in classroom format, that is, there are a lot of approaches , a lot of concepts and technical solutions, and i think that this is exactly our way, because we should not get stuck on one thing, we need to work and move. have you seen several times how to say such an important thesis about the autonomy of universities when directors or the head of the university, serhii kvit , it is clear that he will defend himself, he has his own opinion , his own values, his own approaches, but in principle, not all flowers are flowers in ukraine, and this means that many peeps continue to mention the ministry and they simply don't do anything until the ministry says something, and the ministry in turn says listen . you have the autonomy to decide how to overcome this

problem, taking into account that i am convinced that among the directorate there are enough people of the old formation who will not do anything until they are ordered from above and i'm just monitoring the situation myself when everyone returns to kyiv, everything starts on the first of august, then, oh, hello. and when he arrives, no one returns to kyiv, and this is from thousands of teachers, hundreds of thousands of students who sit and i think you're waiting there somehow let me understand i'm coming back i'm not coming back i'm ready and yes am i ready and as you say and part-time in this way let's have different mykola there are different situations and they are very caricature when let's say one of the heads of the university was doing a lot some such very hyper, such patriotic statements, such ultra-patriotic, then

it turned out that he is sitting abroad at a resort, and not in his place, on whose behalf he is making statements, but this is not the rule now, but i would like to draw attention to the fact that time changes a lot, changes people and people again, even if you can talk about some extremely conservative people. they are now all forced to make relevant decisions and take responsibility. it even happens that universities consult with each other and let's say regarding the beginning of the educational process, how is it better to organize, because someone can give better advice , the horizontal level now works better, and the fact that our law of the 14th year gave more real rights, which were perhaps less used during the war they are used more, so i wouldn't say that this is the rule now, because actually