food, but there are also centers that are specifically engaged in the resettlement of displaced persons. and the state also helps in this, in particular, artem. and tell me, please, in the occupied cities, in particular, for example, in melitopol, it is known that they brought 500 teachers from russia, they promised them free housing, some huge salaries there, how in general with the school year, what is happening there, have many children gone to school there, what will their education look like, and i cannot tell you how many children will go to study in the occupied territories, we know that in the occupied parts of the zaporizhzhia region have very big problems with communications, in particular with water and gas, according to the investigation , most of the population centers, eh, in general, all this is not there, but we know that

teachers were taken to the occupied territories with russia and pedagogues are being expelled, which locals do not want to teach children according to the methods of the occupiers, what eh- thank you very much artem artem latenko, we were joined by journalist espresso who spoke about the operational situation in the zaporizhia region where, as you know, the situation has remained tense since the beginning of the war this is not an easy situation all the time, well, in the meantime, we will move on little by little. i asked what else i wanted to say. you know what an interesting moment, an interesting moment, er, i read on n in dying friends that something is changing a little bit, a little bit is changing in the world here i am reading what are they saying in russia, we are finally

being heard at the head of the world, the peace has heard us, soon everything will be heard, and well, the world heard them a little bit, especially when they seized this zaporizhia nuclear power plant, the largest nuclear power plant in eastern central europe, and really the world a little i heard that because everyone understood that mr. putin and his supporters have a very low threshold for adequacy, and to be honest, these people are a little bit because one thing is good there, ukrainians, you are dying , then yes. we don't like it. that is, everyone is scratching their heads, and in fact, there are very interesting signals. first, he condemned moscow's prudence for the first time. he said that everyone there is good, there are bad people, and both sides are to blame. he condemned putin and moscow for the first time, beijing and

india voted for the first time in the un security council against the russian position. since the beginning of the war, it is interesting to see such encouraging signals, which mean, do you remember the movie about neo, who is fighting with the matrix in the first series, when is this morpheus saying he begins to believe. little by little, this world begins to believe in our forces and in its own forces, in particular, that the liberal world will win over all this autocratic uh, all this 19th-century backwardness that hides behind marxist ideology and pretends to be progressive this is good news, for sure, one more very good news. by the way, today i am going to all the experts, which are also in our country. this is what serhiy fursa announced recently. medvedev was just there, and he promised that it would happen soon gas for $5,000, i

said something, it's just the beginning, get ready, it will be five thousand dollars soon, i'm telling you, i'm answering, he wrote down this outpost, this one, how is he there, i do n't know dimon, what was his name in russia, they had that there was a meme i'm not you, i'm not dimon, something like that well, that's not dimon wrote that 5,000 and what do you think collapsed from three 300 to 2,300 from 3500 to 2 2 300 for 1000 cubic meters, the price is actually on the european gas exchange, russian, well, you tell me, not russian , just gas, well, it’s still expensive, but minus 1200 in one day, the legal economy of russia, by the way let's talk today too. we have a planned conversation with

an economist. that the war in ukraine has started but none the less no less, it's still so bad to live, they don't live , every fifth resident of russia is one of those who, especially there it rains, still don't have proper washing machines, as we found out here, somewhere there are some gentle tails or something like that where they rinse clothes clothes in the river , yes, yes, well, i think that they had enough savings for a bottle of vodka, they already used it, because you say everything, and the last lesson is already here, and that’s why they are sitting now without savings . there is no money, but you are holding on. said uh, again, the same medvedev, i'm telling you about dimon, my god how much do i know all that russian language that he has some problems with his wife, even though she had him, she left or did not divorce him, and in the end he is a poor man, it happens in the evenings somewhere, he gets some hazel, starts flooding the mountains, and because of that he writes his

crazy posts, after which we we discuss what he really has, so he is actually an alcoholic, he writes it all under the chauffeur, as they say, but there is another opinion, i like it, it has some kind of balanced rationality, it is that he actually understands that putin sooner or later somehow somewhere something will end putin and he will still be relatively young well and then two and he will say who is most similar to putin the little nasty threatens everyone with war especially since he has already been the president once well and that is, he hopes that it will just be like that and he and he himself he will calmly sit his cartridge cartridge cartridge in them and in them and in them putin putin a cartridge case without cartridges already powder already spilled

out a bullet fell out a bunch of balls fell out i was left only eh only only empty casings but these are putin's eh somehow he got old because of that he tells everything about the war, how everything is good about them, how everything is beautiful. yesterday i looked at my picture from last year, and i had a beard, it was more red . there, write that you should shave her beard because she doesn't like a gray beard, what can i tell you, looks are not the most important thing at all well, this is usually the case in soviet countries, as a rule, people who lived in the soviet union where there was nothing to do with it that they always turn to some appearance attention i always remember this russian woman in sweden who pounced on our girl, er, saw a

blue-yellow ribbon on her and started calling her names, saying how ugly you are and the raincoat what's ugly about you , hide, and then it turned out that this woman is about these uh, visas. let's still give visas for russians, because we'll fix them in this way. this woman is 70 years old and has half her life. she lives in that sweden, but as swedes, they are super tolerant people, they will never count on appearance. they don't have and you are so poorly dressed or they are many they don't pay attention to that. they try to be cultured in relation to all people, but this woman who lives in sweden enjoys all the benefits of sweden, enjoys all the benefits of the european union, and they probably treated her very tolerantly there, well , after that incident, of course, she was fired from her job because the swedes did not understand such behavior. this woman, having spent half her life there, still cherished this russian peace in her soul and told other people about her appearance. because there was nothing else to talk about, this can be determined very, very easily.

i won't say people, russians, i'll say yes, russians, er, because they, um, they very easily get personal in quarrels, very easily, they don't have this kind of barrier. that is, this rudeness is their completely natural reaction. they don't understand what is wrong here, they consider themselves to be well-educated intelligent people, there is an intellectual, for example, igor gordeev, a presenter on the plus side, who graduated from the philosophy faculty there in the meantime , but now i am watching andriy kovalev there, who is now in the armed forces and so on, he took a political scientist for example, he called the provincial gunsmith, well, boyarka, this is a small town near everyone knows what boyarka is, and not only in ukraine, but also abroad, and that is, he is with the capital thing, you know this professional, uh, from

boyarka, this is a transition to personality, i once i watched over the village, you know, civil wars remain , we remain, we are representatives of the great russian culture, with bulgakov, with akhmatova, i saw this picture , how are some children there? now, on september 1, they are coming there to read akhmatova's poems to the temporarily occupied territories, here is your answer about akhmatova, for example, including but to watch the same thing, for example . have different views in many respects, but both are new ukrainian and pro-ukrainian patriots, and one is more liberal and the other may have more conservative views, but i enjoyed watching this the discussion unfolded on the pages of

such a serious silver edition of zbrudz and eh, this was a discussion. she was very intelligent, she was very respectful to each other, eh, a good example of such a thing. the fact that the discussion that was in the magazine critic between georgy kasyan, also a well-known historian, and the game tsek, and here it just got to the point where the transition to personality and so on and so on, that is, you can not consider me a russophone, of course, i do not i will deny it, because i have hidden it. probably, but it is this corporate style that is always russian, they switch to personalities, the conversation officers of the armed forces of ukraine and the head of the charity fund, peace and what is good god, what do i want to say all the time good morning good afternoon mr. myroslav glory to

ukraine thank you, mr. myroslav, let's ask how you are doing, so let's start. we sent absolutely normally, as in the last 8 years, what is your current assessment of what is happening at the front in general ? the forces of ukraine are successfully trying to carry out enemy attacks with the limited help that is coming from the west. of course, we are all waiting for when it is fully operational, but even with the limited means that the west has already provided,

we are actually holding back the enemy, well, the enemy has an advantage in ammunition is an advantage of outdated technology, and although it is old, there is a lot of it. so, you know, in such a war, mathematics always wins in any great countries, mathematics wins correctly, resources, oh, if we have potatoes month is working full-time and little by little we are starting to win mathematically in terms of the number of shells, the number of howitzers, the number of weapons, so i think the result will be uh in this mathematics. in mathematics, there is a place for such things as uh fighting spirit and general, i don’t know, intelligence of the military and here, of course, we see that the command of the armed forces of ukraine and the tactics they use in general, the operational art

of the armed forces of ukraine, the command of the psu, uh, they outnumber the enemy, the enemy had and has advantage in the old soviet weapons, he does not feel sorry for his soldiers, who are sometimes even without reinforcements and heavy equipment on our trenches on our positions, and we see how the armed forces of ukraine even received a limited number of the same aimarst, and they successfully use it to destroy logistical chains of the occupiers, this is the first time we have seen how the only one of the armed forces of ukraine was applied, namely bohdana, plus a snake self-propelled gun, but it is its own result, that is, it is clear that now the armed forces of ukraine actually they follow the tactics of thousands of cuts, and we have such a number of command posts that explode in full territories and in warehouses that they regularly

burn, well, everyone is actually working, mr. myroslav, there were many very encouraging, uh, some stories in connection with the fact that there should be some big the offensive and the liberation of kherson and the liberation of crimea, and that's why politicians mostly ask about this, and then they tell journalists to keep quiet and don't say anything. position, and i supported this position publicly on my facebook pages, in many interviews, which are periodically the same on skype . victories and to swim one big victory a-a to do it requires a large amount of work, a large

amount of resources and uh, the politicians are catching up a little, you know. the command of the armed forces of ukraine is fighting heavy battles, official massacres, in some places, we are improving our tactical conditions in all directions, and there are battles in the kharkiv region, in the donetsk region, where one of the hottest points is the sands , and in the south of ukraine, but to talk about the fact that tomorrow we will take everything from free and it does not happen like that, especially when you are fighting with such an armada as the armed forces of the republic of moldova, we can laugh at saying that we drilled the second army of the world, but believe

me, the mountains have an advantage it is from soviet pickling first of all, they also learn, they change their tactics, they also learn lessons from this war and the mistakes they made in february and the first three months of the war with this new paint. they also learn and try not to make them again. this is also the problem here, the only hope is playing on us because the russian federation has no allies and now they are also trying to search for all the countries that at least show them some kind of loyalty is trying to find weapons, father like them they are collecting ammunition for the warehouses of belarus, how are they turning to iran for unmanned anti-aircraft defense systems, that is, they have problems, this is profitable

, this can be seen from the missile weapons that they began to use, that is, they are using less calibers now, they are more trying to use soviet weapons . there are problems, and thank god that russia is currently under sanctions, they are limited in access to technology in order to have the same unmanned aerial vehicles and missile weapons for to rebuild and renew, and ukraine on the contrary. in other words, the whole world is helping us, and i hope that we will use this help as effectively as possible by actions , in principle , british intelligence and communications already testify to this. the connection is now evaluated on a 10-point scale with 12 points, in particular, they consider it's

not me who said this, the leaders of the teachers say that some of the operations carried out by the zsu they generally considered impossible because of the languages ​​and we do it i remember these shots are incredible when you were there and you did it when you shot from bohdana itself and shot all the way to the snake island, and that is, myroslav gai is actually one of those who participated directly, one of many, but one of those who participated directly in the liberation of the island of ukraine in your opinion, this was a very vivid episode, right now, or do you often think about the fact that there could be more of such weapons of the ukrainian language, there should be more, history does not like sloppiness, yes, no it happened how it happened we entered this war in that

the state in which we have to take it into our own hands so you go ahead with printing these lessons because if we do not learn them, where will we pay for any mistakes of ukraine and not only there by that government i have 124 years of independence my attitude to issues security to weapons, we pay with this war to emphasize among the citizens of ukrainian soldiers and the civilian population because, for example, russia is now for the solution of our infrastructure, in particular , this weaponry, which ukraine at one time gave them missiles for basing. yes, where is the disarmament the soviets, whatever they are, gave massively. that is, we pay for the fact that we washed our ships, painted the parts and just sneered at

this legacy of the soviet union, and in terms of armaments, ukraine had one of the largest weapons in the soviet union, because the union on the center concentrated the wealth of the military exactly on the borders with europe, that is, they have their part, literally, literally, a minute will be left for us, uh, no more than what do you think, will we go to war this winter, and how do you look at such a prospect, absolutely i am sure that the war will last for a long time, everyone is constantly writing and talking about ukrainian citizens should not count on a sprinter for a marathon. this is a long time. the war is protracted in my estimation. this is my personal opinion . that i analyze my experience, this war for at least two

years, three years can be in this format. thank you, mr. myroslav myroslav gai, uh, this is the head of the ukrainian armed forces charity fund, peace, and the company actually joined us, uh, that's what. to prepare and how long it can take, now let's add kateryna ukrainian to our conversation, she is a member of the bucha city council , ms. kateryna e. have a good day. good day. it hurts me what is happening there now, but today i came across your video, you filmed one of the streets of buchan, which was such a hellish street during the battles, i forgot that during the occupation, i suggest

you watch this video and then we will watch it with you let's discuss vokzalna street, look at the cool repair of the road, we saw what the regional council allocated and redistributed funds for 140 million, of which, for a second, 100 million are for roads due to russian aggression, the doors are not closed , the roofs are not repaired, everything flows from the top floor to the bottom. well, i understand that this is a solution the region is not even a city, at the moment there are no funds for current repairs, uh, now only partially there, the residential complex on the continent is closed to replace the eyelashes, the doors

are crooked as a result of the explosion in my house, there are windows yesterday they literally changed it, checked it, the roof was punched in about 30 holes, they counted, it also floods , uh, the mattress saved the laminate, fortunately, it took the whole blow on itself, but now it’s not about me was there really such a great need to fix that street, the station, that road? well, what if have you seen the comments under this video, the biggest outrage is not even that the road was repaired. for example, when i heard the first information from the head of the regional military administration about 100 million, but it was not meant to be bucha, it’s a small one on i mean the region in general, and the news was

on august 18, so let's say, his report was on this matter, and at that moment i thought, well, maybe in populated areas of kyiv region as a result of shelling , roads in other populated areas are so destroyed that well, there is such a need for repairs there, but when i saw the re- repair of the station street, i will explain. just in case someone does not know vokzalna street. it was the first column of russians that entered on february 27, there were somewhere around 12 units. heavy equipment and the armed forces of ukraine destroyed it precisely on vokzalna street, and as a result of this heavy battle , several more private residential buildings were destroyed on both sides in the middle of this street, and literally in april, a lot of people were also outraged that vokzalna street was destroyed .

pothole repairs were made, namely on this section where there was the most shelling of this particular equipment, such a rather large section of the road was repaired, yes, this is exactly the section of the road where the equipment was located, it was already there it was repaired and the road was in normal condition and it literally took a week to block the road before this video, and it was literally done in a week. well, it’s completely new, you see, the road is of good quality. not just, well, i really don't understand, in principle, what the comment on this video was what i just don't understand, i just really, as a deputy, it's very difficult for me to explain to people why we spend money on repairing roads while they have well, i can't understand it tell me how many people there are in total

how many such houses are there in bucha, which seem like you were standing on one side, yes, but it really pours on your head. if it rains, the windows are broken, the doors are crooked, well, that is, they are not actually provided in order to enter the winter , autumn period. period you can see me now yes i was on the air i had a picture disappeared we can't see you now but we can hear you now something, some kind of problem happened with the video yes something something happened from there you can keep talking because we can hear you i basically uh looked closely at the latest data from this for this reason, i saw an interview of the mayor, who previously gave an assessment that the houses that were impossible to live in were completely destroyed. it was 149 of those houses and 10 high-rise buildings, but later, as part of the rybil ua project,

export studies were carried out and it was it has been established that 301 buildings have been destroyed and they need to be fully restored in one way or another. according to estimates, it is estimated that 2.4 million hryvnias will be needed to restore the housing stock. by the way, on june 23, the regional council approved a program that is supposed to help people who have lost their homes, but the amounts are meager. so far, these are measly sums . and they gave an order until july 10 to provide a list of housing, a list of objects that need to be completely

restored, and to build again and i drew attention to the fact that on july 12, the executive committee of the buchan city council approved a list of buildings for demolition, and 57 such buildings were on the list all in all, but there was information that the survey continues and these lists will be refined, but you just understand. if, as of mid-june, only these lists were closed, for example, for 57 houses, then it will be a new survey to clarify these lists, well, that is i lead to the point that i realized that this year, well, even i can't imagine that at least a few houses will be restored, but mine or that i'm not talking about the construction of new houses because people have no place to live, they have planned modular towns there to things in which no one actually wants to live, they

are constantly standing so that the priority is determined incorrectly or it is simply profitable for someone to build roads because no one can understand to inspect that road and whether it really only needed money from us or not, thank you ms. kateryna , e.e. kateryna, a ukrainian deputy of the bucha city council was in touch with us and told us about why in bucha they have now repaired a street that had already been repaired before the war and was in a pretty good condition. angelica sezonku is ready to present it to you. thank you colleagues, news for a few seconds, love