and encouragement to our men and women at the front , take care of yourself, pay attention to the survey, worry, yes, and here's what i wanted to say, it's important, positive , now the state border service writes to ukraine that more people are returning than leaving the country, but again, i want to say that how long have you been coming back, some cities are still under great threat, so take care of yourself and watch expresso. and now i suggest to your attention to watch and listen to what my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news think about this day. together good evening we are from ukraine my name is hryhoriy zhugalov in the next 30 minutes we are finishing up today's results kharkiv was shelled

with rockets and artillery killed six people more than 30 were injured on the second day of the search for survivors after rockets hit a dormitory in the city of ancient times, the ravine from under the rubble continues to retrieve the bodies of the dead the congress of women from ukraine asks for an explanation from yermak, what do political statements mean in washington? russia again struck the civilian infrastructure of kharkiv, six more died according to the prosecutor's office, 30 people were injured on monday morning, the russian military opened fire from multiple rocket launchers on residential areas of the kyiv and saltiv districts of the

city, private homes of kharkiv residents were affected, a shopping center and a tire repair shop from kharkiv are joined by correspondent hanna silaeva. greetings. thank you . found the time what are the latest data on casualties and destruction as a result of this russian shelling as a result of the morning shelling of kharkiv after ten in the morning according to the latest data injured died 31 people were injured by the six shots - this number changed during the day, at first it was reported that three people were killed, and i'll explain why, uh . in the salon later, the head of the investigative department of the police of the kharkiv region, serhii bolganov, reported that a father and son, a

17 -year-old boy, were inside. was on the balcony of his own house in a block with low-rise buildings, and the two dead are people in the shopping center, and 31 people were injured, including children aged four and 16. and what exactly? the sleeping area is more of an industrial area, you can give a little more details here, dumbbells, as experts later reported, e.e., hurricane systems - this is a reactive volley fire system, there were at least three series of ruptures, that is, three epicenters, one of them

not far from the service station, which is now called a tire repair shop in the tapes, this is where the car with the father and son exploded, there are injured people and there are also destroyed buildings, the second epicenter is a block with private and low-rise buildings and the third is a shopping and entertainment center in general, this district of the central-eastern part of kharkiv wow, thank you very much for the update thank you take care from kharkiv correspondent hanna from selayev well, on the second day of the search for survivors after rockets hit the hostel in more than 30 bodies of the dead have already been found in the city of chasiv yar in the donetsk region from under zavali. this is reported by the state emergency service. they managed to save nine people. search operations are ongoing. the ministry of defense of russia says that the

strike was carried out with high-precision weapons against the territorial defense brigade, but where did the bbc correspondents actually kiss? this is the moment when the ukrainian military witnessed, as they say, a powerful explosion in the temporal abyss on this video, which was posted on social networks, one of the shouts in english, the first reaction was shock from a ball of fire in the sky. bbc can't confirm their location, but this is what remains of a residential building in the city. one side of the five-story building is completely destroyed. rescuers are still desperately searching for the whole. and only occasionally stop to listen for signs of life under the debris. people in military uniform, but this building was not a military base. it was an ordinary civilian house. tatiana lived here for 15

years, and now i am showing what is left of her apartment, but there is nothing that we can say сейчас тоже, now i'm walking in an open space and i'm afraid i don't know what to call it, but i have psychological or moral trauma , and it's undoubtedly the result of the russian attack on lyceum zyat. this is another example of how russian artillery destroys civilian houses and kills civilians and again there are many questions about the accuracy of russian weapons and what military purpose they have found here, but during this war one thing has already become obvious russia has no qualms about deliberate targeting civilian areas and in the actions of russia is already

too familiar with the regularity to the extent that russian troops continue to advance to the donbass, they are gradually erasing ukrainian cities and villages from the face of the earth, the ukrainian army took control of the village of ivanovka in the north of the kherson region , the soldiers of the 60th separate infantry brigade reported about this is only now, although the deoccupation of ivanivka took place about a week ago, now you see the first shots from the place after the ukrainian military entered there and the day before the minister of defense oleksiy reznikov told titimes about president zelensky's order to de-occupy the south of ukraine from the russian military, and so for the ukrainian authorities, the evacuation of the civilian population from the settlements of the kherson region currently occupied by russia has come to the fore. well, let's talk more about what is happening in the south of ukraine directly military communications expert oleg zhdanov i congratulate you, mr. oleg, and let's

start with the statement of varshnikov about zelenskyi's order to liberate the south of ukraine according to reznikov the return of the territory around the black sea coast is vital for the country's economy. and this statement is rather a unifying call. is this a concrete plan? is this an attempt to force russia to disperse its forces? how do you see it? good evening. the fact is that president zelensky ordered the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine to develop a plan for the liberation of the southern coast of ukraine, which is really very important and when this plan will be, well, a certain amount of time will be spent on developing the plan. when when this plan will be implemented well, we will find out with you later, but for today yes

indeed the president has set the task of developing a plan for the liberation of the southern coast and what can this plan be and what opportunities do you see for the ukrainian armed forces on the south of the country er, well , the capabilities of the armed forces will be determined by the availability of western weapons, which today er, is being supplied there by our era, the weapons will still be delivered, it is given that we have lost contact with let's try again, oleg, can you hear me because we seem we lost contact with you by voice, can you say a few words? no, unfortunately, unfortunately, we lost contact with mr. oleg. and we will carefully monitor the development of the

situation in the south of ukraine. -e go and read e meanwhile let's talk about another important topic of the war on the children of ukraine is becoming more and more obvious since the invasion of russia in ukraine according to humanitarian organizations at least two children die every day it is believed that two thirds of children in ukraine were indoors from their homes a according to the united nations, more than five million children need humanitarian assistance, some are still trapped in the conflict zones in the east of the country, a report by a bbc correspondent, orligering, here now it feels like this war is going to last for a long time, no one is talking about a quick victory, instead, it is a

picture of conflict and constant insecurity and a look the future through the barrel of a machine gun is timur, he is 8 years old, we met him with a group of friends armed with toy machine guns at his own checkpoint on duty from morning to evening glory to ukraine they stop cars, they are looking for russian saboteurs , they ask to show their documents and password, this is their contribution to the war, because you know about the war in ukraine, we kill them, they kill us, it is terrible

because of the war, hiding near the front, the danger is too real, just ask yura him 12 well, we know that for sure our russia ours certainly kill them, destroy their occupiers, so that they do not reach us, all acquaintances can pass freely but everyone else is stopped by the war

that they see around them is not a game and this is not the time for games childhood here is another victim of the invasion of the russians and today is 27 years since the massacre in srebrenica, the tragedy that happened after the capture by the bosnian serb army of the enclave under the protection of the un, then almost 8,000 muslim men and teenage boys were massacred, this episode is one of the bloodiest events that preceded the breakup of yugoslavia, on the eve of my colleagues tetiana kharchenko talked with the croatian writer slava drakulic, however, what about what he scraped for a long time was called a production well just as in the case it is exciting about why the victims of the war should talk about the crimes committed against them and about how to hold on in times of terrible trials in

one interview you told how many years after the end of the war a large conference was held at which serbian students claimed that the crime srebernets, as there was no genocide, we heard the same statements in the case of zbucha, all these statements that it was a production, and there is an opinion that it does not end when the criminals are punished and repented, but history shows that this remorse may never happen and the false narrative will exist in its parallel reality after many decades, i.e. keypaps or meetings and won such a narrative will be very difficult to maintain i know what happened in bucha and what happened to us what happened in srebyannica in serbia for a long time there was this narrative that they had nothing to do with stratos rebernica, where they physically destroyed about 8 thousand bosnian muslim men, there was talk that it was a production, but you can imagine a performance in which there are thousands

human extras for such a performance are not so easy to find and even in the middle of a war, but people do not recognize the truth and defend themselves in this way, because it is very difficult to accept that you are part of a serious crime against a silversmith in court, they received several sentences and the hague tribunal defined it as genocide even if it will be easier for people to believe in something else it will simply be impossible also i do not believe that the war ends when the criminals are responsible for what has been done, people or leaders are punished some of them may even say that they really it's a pity that they did it, but the war will not end there, because in such wars as are currently happening in ukraine, people have too close ties. they live together. they are married to each other, because i have many mixed ukrainian-russian families, they worked together, their children went together. it was the same before school in bosnia, but war affects countries not only because of lost lives and destruction

, it destroys communities, the entire canvas of their lives, war violently breaks family and ties and leaves such a wound in society that will be impossible it still takes a lot, a lot of time to heal. can you describe the phases that society is going through during the war, what moods ukrainians will still have to go through? i can only speak about my experience. the first reaction is to refuse to believe what is happening, especially in big cities. for example, if you live in lviv the situation there is not the same as in cities and towns that lie closer to the east of the country, there is a different type of fear, different behavior because many things look normal but they are normal under certain conditions, this so-called normality can change at any moment later people refuse to believe the news because it's hard to believe what's happening you don't know who to believe at all about others you come a moment when you start thinking

how long it will all last at the beginning the whole world thought it would all end quickly but so much because of the ukrainian mood and because russia announced a kind of blitzkrieg even to the soldiers. they said that they would go in and come out, but of course this did not happen. the surprising news was that the ukrainians did not seem to be defending themselves and they show such a fantastic mess, it inspired the whole of europe, then people will think about what will happen when the war ends, how will we live with all of this . eventually, i don't think it's time yet, because now it's impossible to say how long the war will last, knowing the dispersal and knowing the history of others countries of afghanistan , chechnya, we understand that it has been there for many years and this is bad for the long-term perspective, because we know that now europe unitedly supports ukraine , ukraine has become a candidate for membership in the european union, the country will receive support and weapons moral support to europeans who will be forced to

pay high prices for fuel which will also then determine every step of their daily life from the price of bread to how much they will spend to fill up the car i think their mood may change in the fall when winter approaches and then they may start to press on their political leaders to find some solution to the ukrainian-russian war across the ocean that should influence can influence events in ukraine, a member of the us house of representatives of the ukrainian the origin of viktoria spartz on friday appealed to the president of the united states of america, job and donetsk, with a request to provide an explanation of the question raised by the politicians of the head of the presidential office of ukraine andriy yarmak and his alleged ties with russia at the time. the essence of the matter in the general description of the letter is a brief mention

of the alleged presence of various intelligence information regarding the actions of mr. yermak in ukraine and his alleged connections with russia in these theses are not reflected in the open part of the letter, the congresswoman also mentions in the letter that yarmak has appointed oleg tatarov as his deputy for law enforcement, which quote has been directing the appointment of an independent anti-corruption prosecutor for over a year, which is why the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office and the national anti-corruption bureau are not functioning. the ukrainian foreign ministry has already reacted quite strongly e-e statements were called manipulation attempts to earn additional political capital, but a large number of experts saw in this act the american congresswoman signs of the coming political storm that storms are approaching that can involve ukraine, as i said, in the internal american political

processes, i am joined by a-a oleksandr krayev, an expert of the council of foreign policy, ukrainian prisma, i have to warn you, oleksandr, the connection is on the way now. interrupt at any moment, but the topic is very important, let's try to talk as much as we can in time. i congratulate you, and to begin with, what do we know about this congress? apart from the fact that it has ukrainian roots. good evening to you. well, first of all , i must say that mrs. victoria represents a fairly conservative camp, and since i am a republican, that is, at one time, this congresswoman was remembered for the fact that although she supported president trump in general terms, she still criticized him a lot when he retreated from the general republican policy when he advocated what is commonly called in america reagan republicanism and therefore. thus, she represents rather a young conservative

the wing of the republican party, which just before these elections is gaining more and more popularity and votes. and what do you see behind this statement? how do you actually perceive it? sports and from the very beginning of the full-scale repetition of the russian federation tried to take, let's say, a very active position in the ukrainian issue . she really tried to work very hard, she was one of the initiators of the law on land clism, she was one of the most public figures when it came to the allocation of additional funding in ukraine, which is already active sponsored all bills related to any support for ukraine and sanctions against the russian federation, so in many ways this is a continuation of its policy. it is simply one way or another that this issue of our bilateral cooperation should have come to this at some point, because a long time ago the americans said that the informal hierarchy in the president's office can harm our bilateral relations, sport simply became the initiator of the process of consideration of this issue, because you share this

concern. i hope that the connection has not been lost the question is very important, do you share the fears of some experts regarding the fact that this event could involve ukraine in an intra -american confrontation, i do not think that it will be the same level of scandal as, say, after the elections of 16th year, as when this train investigates ms. ivanovych and the activities here and there is an investigation into the broken fort, i don't think it will be the level of a scandal, but one way or another, now the ukrainian authorities must be as careful as possible . unfortunately, so far i have not seen this caution only as the ukrainian authorities and the ukrainian foreign ministry when you say to be careful, you can briefly clarify. and if very briefly, we know that in the west, western politicians also have the so-called concept of demich control, that is, control of possible losses.

for example, if a certain politician or a certain employee is accused of facts that are not currently being investigated, our first steps are to say that at the moment we do not have such information, but we have to conduct an investigation. accordingly, we have to cooperate with those who do not give such information, especially if it is strategic allies and whether otherwise, to the reaction of our foreign ministry, the reaction after the president, unfortunately, was a little more sharp than this, i will call it a tonification than what the press is used to hearing, and therefore, one way or another, this moment we still have to work through it, thank you, thank you very much, oleksandr kraev, expert of the council of foreign policy, ukrainian prizma well, we will, of course, carefully monitor how this event will develop. well, let's talk about another important topic that in recent days has flooded the airwaves of world tv channels and the front pages of newspapers. so, not before, protests in sri lanka once before the war a popular resort among ukrainians, people

seized the residence of the president, who the other day promised to leave his post in the country, there is a catastrophic lack of fuel, as well as basic products, the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine recommends staying in places of mass gathering of people, what is happening on the island now, bbc correspondents tell more until recently, it was impossible to even imagine something like this, this is how the residence of the president of sri lanka looks now, the building has become a real attraction for local thousands of protestors break into the palace and eventually capture it guards are not visible this is a real surreal moment for sri lanka a building that is usually reinforced guarded is now open to everyone in a personal pool belonging to the president tabayori jopaksi is now swimming this man is ordinary teslia says he has freshened up because he walked for

several hours on foot to join the crowd of protestors my children are hungry we have no fuel no gas to cook we don't even have gas to do our job how it's swimming in the presidential pool, i'm happy, i'm very gray with joy and curiosity, but what does all this mean for the future of this island nation? even this place, what a gigantic residence, and this, while ordinary people suffer and die every day, fighting for their existence, people look at the presidential apartments with amazement and, along with this, continue to suffer from an ever-deepening

economic crisis, is it right or is it right at all to storm the palace for the president to resign in a dignified way? new elections and i hope that people will vote not just for someone, but for principles, morals and ideas that will be pursued by a person, because when it comes to elections in sri lanka, it is these qualities that are valued above all for several months, a circus of anger, a crowd of people burst through the doors of the palace to get inside and see with their own eyes what life looks like for the political elite of sri lanka, the residence

is occupied in the country of crisis, the protesters insist that they will not leave until the president officially leaves office, and even when that happens, who will save this state from disaster for sri lanka challenges are still ahead it is today more stories look on our website bbc.ua on our social media pages we are back on the air tomorrow at 21:00 take care and see you glory to ukraine is a program, my name is

serhiy rudenko. good day and good health to all. today is the 138th day of the heroic resistance of the ukrainian people against the russian invaders. the russian army continues to launch rocket attacks on donetsk region in mykolaiv and kharkiv. this morning, only on mykolaiv, the russian invaders fired six rockets. ukrainian the army continues to successfully destroy warehouses and command posts in the enemy's rear, meanwhile, western analysts and intelligence begin to talk about an operational pause in the battles in donbas first already in the great war, the russians have already lost in ukraine 37,400 people, 1,645 tanks, 3,828 armored combat vehicles , 838 artillery systems, 247 rocket salvo systems, 109 air defense systems, 217 aircraft, 188 helicopters, 26 6 units of automotive equipment, 15 ships, boats, 155

cruise missiles - 676 ​​special drones, 66 technicians let's talk today about how the west supports ukraine and how the west boycotts russian representatives, in particular sergey lavrov, at the meeting of the g20 foreign ministers of ukrainian affairs ministers of foreign affairs of the world well , of course, let's talk about the situation surrounding the resignation of boris johnson, a person who made a lot of efforts to help ukraine in this difficult time, a diplomat , a politician, the deputy minister of foreign affairs in 2014, the director of the kyiv security forum danylo lypkivskyi, mr. danyla, good day and good health. thank you for participating in our program, mr. sergey. thank you very much for the invitation and i am glad to address the audience again.

espresso so danilo, the top topic of world politics is the resignation of boris johnson, the prime minister of great britain due to a scandal in governments. role in the current confrontation between ukraine and the russian federation, and of course in russia they are happy about johnson's resignation, let's see what the head of the state duma of the russian federation vyacheslav zludan said and what he blames johnson for not being a clown occupies such a position, in our view, he is largely involved in the fact that the mayors of the territory of the russian federation are being attacked, that's why he was the person who instructed that because