my aunt found my child, little polina, who was barely breathing like a cat, we found a wife who wasn't afraid, that's already there, the police officers, they helped, the department helped to search near the apricot tree. that is, they found the father, and then i got everyone 's minds, colleague ivan yuriy, the godfather of little polina , until others were sorting out the rubble, took the girl to the hospital, there was hope that at least she could be saved , she suffocated, and in the hospital, as i was told, and constantly called the doctor, he reported that her condition was serious, they tried to save her at that time to stabilize, but it was not possible, they called yuri

, he said that there is no rupture of internal organs in the field, i don't know, you don't understand what people are doing they don't let you think about the loss of your relatives and the hardest thing for ivan is at night when the picture of a broken house is in front of your eyes, dinner, we look at photos, are you going somewhere, where have you been for example, yes, three, where you walked somewhere on the street , there is a woman with a child, too, that is, yes, you are worried, yes, i have a wife all the time, too, well , very beautiful, i have my own, i loved my child very much, a year and three months old, that's all, i came home from work she was able to cling, well, just sitting, she learned to work, everything, that is, she can in the future, that is , build a house in a house, of course, the way it was, you will no longer have a similar tragic and bitter story today, almost in every fifth family of ukrainians. therefore, the war

takes away relatives, friends, siblings from a twelve-year-old sashka kuznetsova, the war took her mother away on march 16, when the russian military dropped a powerful bomb on the mariupol drama theater , the family was hiding in the very building and waited there for evacuation buses, and sashko left alone without the mothers of the attack are a scandal on march 16, this is the first airstrike, and it is modern. i was sitting in my room, my mother was in the field kitchen, and as they say in the specialized instructions, you hear from any sound similar to something flying, you lie down on the floor of this sound, the sky this sound was simply not there throw clap in the hall where was the main humanity it was the stage this ceiling lay there where there were people but

those who were in the upper rows on the very top they were saved i was there a friend of the cards i met abramtheatre milk and on kogda i already went to the field kitchen, there was no way out because the wall collapsed. i saw that there where was the stage, it will not be dedicated there. i had to leave through the central entrance after i saw that there was just gross garbage and blood. well, after shouted mom. then i realized that, well, mom, no

, due to a full-scale war, up to a third of ukrainians lost their jobs to stay afloat in the now difficult business and hired workers. but perhaps artists and cultural figures were in the most difficult position, and many had to change the scene and the light of the soffits on the business that is very, very far from creativity about the dramatic career turns of ukrainian stars olga zhydetska used to be a gray volkswagen of the famous radio host denys the terrible used to drive his master to work, now he himself has turned into a workplace for the star of the radio waves , left without hard work and money, denys did not fail

in spirit, he began to tax me, two children, a family, a dog, a rental apartment that needs to be paid for before the war, denis was the host of one of the most popular radio channels in the country, he hosted star the concert and the show, he admits, at first it was very difficult morally, but now he gradually got involved and mastered some of the secrets of the chauffeur's earnings. of course, this is not the host's fees, but it is enough for the basic needs of the family. eh, families are being separated, eh, fate is falling, eh, all these working careers are people who built up to this day, and then they have to cross everything out, the war took away the beloved work from the famous choreographer of modern ballet oleksiy buzka is working on a new

production of the leading dancer, the outfit for construction, the theater of modern ballet closed its poster and the training of young dancers came to nothing. i have been working in this culture of dance for 22 years . er, catching international grand prix contests сейчас so it turned out that i have nothing to engage in my sphere of activity, and the worker has completely stopped working as a mechanic the operator mykyta also had to wear a uniform until february 24, 2022. i worked in a cinema as a cameraman, shooting commercials for europe, shooting

clips for world children in 2014. mykyta left occupied donetsk for kyiv, and today, yesterday, he lost his earnings again forced to start rebuilding my life again, this time i found an opportunity to earn a living in a motorcycle repair workshop. well, in the previous work, where i was, there is more creativity there , you can show more of yourself, you can bring something and here every day you come the same way, you turn the same nuts , in general, men wait for life, they say good although there is such an income, but of course all three of them dream that our victory will allow them to return to their favorite business as soon as possible. anyway, i just dream every second, every minute . return to ту деяться котяра я

замянбался duetom мне снятся концерты мне сентася filming on television вместе радио е фира after the start of the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine, more than 20% of enterprises stopped work of small and medium-sized businesses, almost 30 are still on the verge of closure, while this is official statistics, the level of unemployment compared to the corresponding period last year has even decreased, and experts emphasize that the real picture may differ many times, because due to the war, millions of ukrainians had to go abroad, and others who lost their jobs simply cannot collect documents needed to be registered in employment centers olha zhydetska details tv channel inter marathon only news change specialty not only those ukrainians who stayed on military migrants in their homeland are also forced to look for work abroad in those areas that were not even considered at home. well, here is an example of our guest on the air, who worked in the cultural sphere in ukraine, and is

looking for a job as a nanny abroad, so she is in touch with us now . in latvia, iryna yaremenko, before the full-scale war, she was an actress, presenter , worked in a state institution, and now, like many refugees , she is starting to live in a new way. latvia, where exactly, how exactly did the path develop, why did you choose this particular country? i have been in latvia for three months now, in the city of lipaya - it is the westernmost point on the map of latvia. i had never heard of this city before. the story is like this, but there was a prospect of living free of charge until six months ago, i was tempted because during my stay in

kyiv during the war, i spent a month. i was already exhausted enough and was mentally ready to go somewhere, but i did not want to go anywhere i had this prospect of going to a specific city, well, at a specific address, it’s normal if the place of residence i agreed and took a girlfriend and we’ve been here for three months, we met very nicely in latvian , very supportive and in general, all the baltic countries. as you know, watch the news, they are very supportive and support ukraine but the city is small, so for me, as a resident of a metropolis, it was quite difficult to get used to the fact that it is so calm at first. at first, i enjoyed it after the explosions , after the alarms, but now i want something more there is not enough kyiv noise so little, tea

is very capital with work in latvia, what kind of help did you get from the authorities? our government adopted a cabinet resolution prohibiting civil servants from working outside of ukraine because the economy is so heavily burdened, which has already suffered greatly during the wars, and i have been unemployed for two months and decided to look for a job i was a nanny because i didn't want to go and wash the dishes , floors, etc. and i actually found one option, but the summer season began and my potential employer began to travel to different

countries, and in fact, i haven't worked a single day until now, and the government it helps. well, you can register at the employment center if you are not very interested in this issue, because i did not see such a development for myself. i thought that i would find it on my own. it was kind of inexpensive, well, for such a small country and such a small town, there are only 50,000 people, we receive enormous support, they paid us financial assistance, those who have children, they also constantly get some kind of opportunity to put him in kindergarten until the school also recently had a meeting with the ambassador of ukraine in latvia and he presented

our ukrainian children with ukrainian books , which alphabets are currently being prepared, which he will not give free of charge, and he was concerned about the questions that we have they arise here to provide as much qualified help as possible, but in principle, as i looked at the group in the messenger where ukrainians correspond with each other, all issues are closed as much as possible . sorry, there is such a forgotten hostel, there are dormitories. yes, there are dormitories where everyone lives free of charge, and there are also group dormitories. that is, you can literally stay there not even for weeks, it is calculated in months, but in days, just come if you don't have a place to spend the night so that you don't spend the night

elsewhere, umm, under the open sky, so to speak, you can stay there for a few days to find your normal home, and then you have to rent . you often communicate. what's the difference? lipaya is a tourist town and now the season has started, in principle housing is quite expensive, but here there is such an interesting benefit for landlords who rent housing, they can receive some compensation for the accommodation of their refugees there, depending on quantity has its own deduction system depending on the number of people who live in it, up to 300 €, per month as compensation , therefore, in principle, everything is mutually beneficial, mutually interesting for each other, in a resort place it is more expensive, yes

, housing prices for products are unambiguous products i want to say that latvia is a member of the european union , but even people who come here from abroad and earn money and live in larger countries, they are surprised by the prices in stores because the products are really well. he spends three times more money on food than was spent in ukraine, so this moment is felt, well, significantly on housing as well. somewhere on average , generally normal. there, an apartment without utilities will cost somewhere around 600 € per month, but it will not be some kind of super. it will be just a normal apartment. well, of course what can be found there for 150 to 200 €, but it already depends on the fact that hmm, what are your requirements

for housing and so on. i think that we refugees do not have to go through much now and we are grateful for the fact that we just have a peaceful sleep roof over you often communicate with other immigrants from ukraine, how do you help each other? how difficult is it for refugees from the war to find a job? you say that latvians help and how do you help each other? we support each other in every way. with questions to each other or with some requests. sometimes they simply offer some clothes or food themselves, for example, there is humanitarian aid , yes, some use it, some do not use it , they offer it if it is not needed, that is, there is no such necting that i won't eat it and will throw it away, they will offer it, it may be something normal, but

for example it doesn't suit me, they offer it, and there are always those who will use such help and in general, hm, the war has changed everyone, i think so, i don't think so, i'm sure people are more sincere, more open, and this mutual help it is felt very strongly after the explosions in kyiv. i was in such a difficult emotional state. i was experiencing such a difficult emotional state yesterday or the other day there was an event with kremenchug. and this is simply a path that does not fit in the head. of course , no one was going to abstract from this and did not it turns out that we always prefer ukraine to ukrainians with our thoughts and hearts, and if the local residents talk about the invasion of the russian federation into ukraine, they themselves fear that the russians will sneak up on latvia as they are preparing for such a possible terrible scenario. well, actually, i had the first time

a little bit apprehensive about the fact that i found out that there is a nato military base in latvia, and it scared me so much at first glance, then they explained to us that it's nothing to worry about, they're just conducting training here and that's literally sirens were turned on today. as they turn on air alarms in our country, and we are always warned so that we do not have a heart attack out of fear, something else has started, and well, in the baltic countries, we are warned that today there will be a training siren , that is, they may not tell everything, but they quietly are also preparing to strengthen themselves. this is how i understand their positions. of course, the baltics also understand that they are in the great danger zone and at any moment they can become next. how do we know about this protracted conflict with lithuania about what i'm missing goods in russia, but they

reassure themselves that it won't happen in one day, and it will happen in our country. well, it will be more specific. we heard about the need to prepare alarm suitcases there, not on february 23, on the eve of the war, but somewhere already active in january. we were warned about this, that is, they are now telling latvians to prepare their suitcases. they are not saying no, thank god, but they reassure themselves that if something concrete happens, well, they will threaten, then they will start to say and they explain that don't worry, don't worry if the authorities have not done anything yet says it's about it on tv. it means that so far there is no threat of fear and excitement. we all understand for all the known reasons why exactly. and what do they plan to do after the victory to stay in

europe or return home? this is a difficult question. did you ask me on mind to answer but actually at first i didn't want to leave at all and then i came i couldn't adapt in any way i thought i was here for a month at most i've been here for three months and it's very difficult to make any predictions because um only i 'm starting to think that it's possible to return someone starts i have to write, come on, it's enough to sit there , come back, some very sad events are happening in ukraine and i have this readiness again, uh, it's postponed until better times, i don't know yet. for now, i'm thinking about the near future, that in any case, i have to look for a job somewhere in the countries of europe to feed myself, but most likely, of course, how will the victory be? i really miss my family, my friends

, my usual life. it's not bad for me here, but i'm there with my soul and heart, so of course i'll return to the motherland. thank you, iryna, yes, yes. rather victory to us all glory to ukraine glory to the heroes it was iryna yaremenko, a forced migrant from ukraine who now lives in latvia, it is easier to continue when you already have experience in your specialty, when you already know how to look for a job, communicate with an employer and understand what conditions you are ready to accept, but there are those who is just getting a major, and in the conditions of the war, this process became much more complicated, because a number of higher educational institutions were in the combat zone in bukovyna, at the beginning of the full-scale war, more than two hundred students came, the majority from kharkiv oblast, kyiv oblast, kherson oblast, chernihiv oblast, and sumy oblast, where they plan to continue their studies and where this year's freshmen will go, olga luchyk learned from ilona's photo, a happy student of one of the oldest universities in eastern europe,

kharkiv university named after karazin, now her beloved alma mater is only in memories, in photos on her phone, the russian liberators freed her the girl from the opportunity to study there and return to her native city of bakhmut, the girl also cannot now, when the russians started the war in 2014, she was 13 childhood memories are covered by russian planes in the sky, now the russians have destroyed all places close to ilona if bakhmut used to be a beautiful city of roses, now they are shooting, they got to the school next door, they got to the technical school, where we studied for three years, and in general, i have my grandparents there now and here they are, they hear all this horror, we are very afraid that the troops themselves will not enter the city, they are just committing crimes at their own pace on our land, and they are not stopping in the first days of the full-scale invasion of ilon

she donated blood for the wounded, wove camouflage nets, sorted a ton of humanitarian aid, the danger was growing, so the girl decided to leave the city for 33 hours by evacuation train and she is in chernivtsi , here ilona decided to fully immerse herself in her studies, she joined chnu with a specialty in journalism, now the girl is studying in the second year of two universities at the same time, if in chernivtsi niver the session was completed successfully, then in kharkiv it is just beginning. i understand that the versatility of the two is very difficult, but to study now in addition, a different program is needed. it provides more and more information. a lot of forced migrants who planned to stay in chernivtsi for a few days or weeks at most will now have plans and arrange their lives here. clients from different regions want to study further. for those who want to, they organize automatic tours of the metropolitan residence on one of these we met gennady and his two sons, the family came from the dnipropetrovsk region this year the boys will become students with a future major already decided sashko

will be a car mechanic i generally want to open my car service at our house everyone has a bicycle, he is a scumbag, the manager of the garage tells you what he does, they service bicycles. and viktor plans to study at the university of chernivtsi at the department of physical education. he connects his life with sports. km for training. i have been playing football for many years and i like sports more. many of these young people saw the university for the first time. ilona admits that she is impressed by the beauty of the metropolitan residence, but she no matter how much you like her here, she misses the walls of her native kharkiv university with ukraine in her heart from chernivtsi region olga luchyk ihor triyga details tv channel inter marathon single news.

the unconquered cities of ukraine are 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 the bolshevik invaders and gave the german fascists

in. in ukraine, all stadiums fell silent, which was broken by russian shelling, the explosions of russian rockets and russian phosphorus bombs, the silence was broken by the screams of ukrainian women and the tears of ukrainian children, the majority of russian athletes fell silent, this silence continues to kill ukrainians, ukrainian stadiums fell silent against us, the athletes of the world should not remain silent, calls on everyone to support the boycott russian athletes of national teams and teams

, while the war in ukraine continues, support ukraine on the sports front, silence kills with support ministries of youth and sports of ukraine who do not know the value of human life or the boys are left alive they save sometimes doing the impossible if he is at maximum speed the best is incredibly strong who if not we should stand up for the defense of our state our medical angels undertakers battalion in doctors here is our front

invincible cities berdyansk of ukraine pearl of the azov region gentle sea of ​​azov and kilometers of picturesque coast in the 16th century settlement of berditsa reliable shelter for fishermen and cossacks near it in 1827 construction began prystan, and in less than 15 years the settlement was declared a city and renamed berdyansk during the second world war, nazi troops entered berdyansk and mercilessly destroyed its inhabitants and infrastructure. and we know that ukrainians in