and the military administration also helps local temples, they became shelters and aid centers for refugees during the war, we distribute humanitarian aid, and food and hygiene products, well , we help, we pray for our soldiers, for our soldiers who we are - at the time, some of our soldiers come to serve us our soldiers help. by the way, the military also came and food will help us, as well as bread and water, so they need god's health, there is no mass for them, we pray for them . six months ago, more than 9,000 people lived in this community people are now slightly more than a thousand, once one of the most populated regions of ukraine is rapidly depopulating until february 24, donetsk region was home to over a million, 600,000 people, now less than four hundred thousand are from the eastern front ruslan smityuk vadim roman and volodymyr humenyuk details

tv channel inter background of the only news continues to gather its own army drones ukraine is such a project to provide military drones, it was launched jointly by the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine and the ministry of statistics, and in more than a month it has already been possible to collect about half a thousand electronic beetles. why are our soldiers so we need our own army of drones, we will tell you together with our colleagues from military television, aerial scouts work without exaggeration 24/7, even in the dark, they go to areas where the movement of enemy sabotage and reconnaissance groups or equipment has been recorded.

the ukrainian era of intelligence does not rest at all. the movement of the occupiers at night, our aerial scouts use night vision devices at night, we are just arture, he uses other means of marking the enemy, these are radars, observation points, well there are different night-time specifics of artillery work, but during the day, 90% of the detection of enemy activity depends on us. the front line is now very wide , aerial reconnaissance units are divided, so there is always a shortage of drones on the front line. without drones , it is simply impossible to track everything that is happening around them, they fly 16 hours a day, well, and of course they break, so you need a lot of drones if they are firewood, the possibility

of artillery damage will increase many times, of course, in addition to drones, artillery has other means aiming at the target, but they lose greatly compared to drones in many parameters, if the drone adjusts, they will all hit if without a drone well , with the help of these radars, these are the ones i was talking about in style, they are, they will not hit, that is, without drones, we will not be able to hit the war now drones of johnny fertileria started in ukraine on july 1, the army of drones project is a system purchase, repair of aerial beetles, as well as a special training course for pilots at the general staff and the ministry of digital transformation, they emphasize the ukrainian aerial scouts need even home quadcopters, they appeal to citizens to support the drone army with money or to give their thrones to the needs of the armed forces, because having thousands

of different types of drones will make it much easier for our fighters to hit enemy targets and drive the invaders out of ukraine yevhen onoprienko oleksandr osovsky tv channel details inter marathon the only news and as an example of the controllable and effective use of drones, we have such pleasant statistics, our fighters with the help of a pair of turkish byraktars destroyed russian military equipment for 56 and a half million dollars and this in just three days. this was reported by the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, valery zaluzhnyi, in particular , eight tanks with one self-propelled artillery installation, an acacia infantry fighting vehicle and a khaobet were also damaged, five tanks and one infantry fighting vehicle for almost 2 million dollars, effective turkish bairaktars in the skillful hands of our soldiers, powerful weapons, one of the devices, help from friendly lithuania, noted the

commander-in-chief, diligent, another friendly country latvia, in the person of the president and the minister of defense, call on nato to provide ukraine with military equipment and weapons, the officials warned other countries against weakening their determination to oppose russia, the us west, the european union, all western democratic states should not just support, but increase their military aid to ukraine, noted the country's student edils levits in an interview yu the times and the head of the department of defense artis pubrix believes that not deciding to take action due to the fear of nuclear war only encourages putin's actions to escalate the head of the ministry of defense also compared the war russia against ukraine with the second world war in which moscow acts like the nazis russian information war and propaganda have had a significant impact many in the west really believe that

any support for ukraine can lead to further escalation and anger putin kremlin russia that was a big mistake because the only thing provokes russia, this is weakness, if we want to end the war, if we want to provide the third world with grain, if we just want to live an ordinary life, the only way forward is the victory of ukraine, there are no alternatives compromises of peace negotiations where we will give something to moscow chamberlain did it will not be a solution it will just be a preparation for the next war on nato soil their life will never be the same as it was before february 24 their memories of the seemingly happier years of life are forever overshadowed by memories of the explosions sounds predict aviation and escape from deadly russian missiles . i am talking about our ukrainian children, from whom the army

of the terrorist country stole their childhood, stole joy and laughter, stole the best moments of life among such of robbed children, nine-year-old margarita ruban from kharkov, together with her mother, she left her hometown after an enemy rocket fell in their yard, the girl now lives on the italian coast, but her biggest dream is to return home to her father, who stayed in kharkov before the war, the ruban family lived in the center of kharkiv . margarita studied at school with her parents. they often traveled around the world in the family archive . there are many photos from different countries. now the girl’s collection of travel memories includes one not happy thing . a cassette got into our house, our cars were without windows, we were driving, i glued the back windows in bags, we were going

to lviv for about two months, the family tried to establish life in lviv, but it was dangerous there, so margarita's father decided to send his wife and daughter abroad from our home with friends who found us from italy, who found us a home. first, we traveled through poland to poland. the border was quite bad. we traveled with a little rat. she could not stand it and died at the border. when we were already on our way to austria, we were told what is the house there? you can’t run away. the one who owns the house refused to give us a house. we didn’t know where to go and decided to go anyway. hope to find a place to live, and then the next day we were hit by what they found on a moth, where is it? we can show the hotel about which margarita says is located in the coastal italian town of

pineto, more than 10,000 ukrainian families who were forced to flee the war were able to settle here, free accommodation, food and medical care are what ukrainians thank the italians for and the main joy is the peaceful sky above the head, so many volunteers, they gave us a lot of water, a lot of food . then i met the guys and through them i met many people. when we went to the sea for the first time, a plane arrived, we didn't think it was a plane and just ran to the room. a carefree life on the shore of a warm sea. it seemed

b is the dream of every child but the dreams of this little girl who suddenly grew up are completely different i want to be a student i want to go to kharkov domoi byla domoi already the weather is in my house there dad is bombed there every day it's very scary for dad in my home there are hundreds of thousands of millions of stories like that of little margarita of ukrainians due to a sudden brazen and merciless attack by russia had to flee from their hometowns

and seek shelter elsewhere. someone settled in the western regions of ukraine. 125,000 war refugees from ukraine, the country's government has approved financial assistance for displaced persons, 400 euros per adult, 100 euros per child, but how is life in spain? i congratulate you on the air. i congratulate you. please tell me when you left for spain . was it your well-considered decision or was it the circumstances that made you choose this particular country? in fact, when i am asked why spain in particular and why we left here well, we're just saying that well, that's how it happened because, in fact, we only went to

western ukraine for two weeks to wait and return home, and it turned out that i've been living in spain for almost six months and it was an ill-considered decision, it's just... because i don't know, there was no other way out, there were many options, but for some reason we were drawn to spain the most. ugh, tell me, we left. i just wanted to ask how the path turned out. yes, the path was very interesting, because i think it was the most difficult decision in my life. we started our way on the 26th. and on the 24th, it all started. on the 26th, my friend called me in the morning and said that masha is here. my brother is going to western ukraine. they went with me. it seems to me that in 10 minutes i collected my my anxious lizka and we

went to western ukraine, the journey was extreme. because we did not understand that there would be a lot of news about uh-e catastrophes during travel during the road, but we still got to western ukraine, we lived there for two weeks and after two weeks we decided that it is necessary to move on because back it was still very dangerous to go back and move on in order to somehow continue to work and help others and not sit still. and we decided to go to spain, where did you stay? and in general, what is the situation with housing for immigrants from ukraine ? we did not choose because we found one site called your fore-ua, this is a site where many people from europe simply

offer their housing for ukrainians and you can write where you want to stay in spain, italy, poland, anywhere and see a list of e-e these proposals and then the owner will write to you, as she wrote to us in the house where we now live, and she offered to come to her, and we decided to trust our fate and came to valencia to live here, it’s a bit problematic. if you want to shoot housing, it will be very difficult because it is not in ukraine, you need a lot of documents, you need to have a job, so that the owners see that you can pay for this apartment, you need to pay either the entire amount for all the months

you will live or for the first last e-e installment agencies and another contribution as a deposit. that is, it is very, very expensive, very difficult, but at the beginning they offered housing, you could contact the red cross or another organization and they could offer you housing, it was also difficult, it was not immediately possible, at first you could strengthen somewhere in some hostels and with many people, but i know situations when you were blue in very nice hotels. that is, it all depends on the place where you live and the province where you ended up. masha. and what about work in spain, and what did you do before of the great war in ukraine and found a job in the country that sheltered you from work. it is also

difficult here because there is unemployment in spain and even local residents cannot always find a job. she helped us with everything with documents and work and now i work in a restaurant although before that in ukraine i worked as a graphic designer photographer and changed my life as much as possible after the war and now i work in a restaurant in valencia as an assistant bartender and this is a very interesting experience for me. it seems to me that my friend left with me, she worked in a beauty salon and she found a job here very quickly, because in the field of beauty here, ukraine is very, very appreciated and you can very quickly find a job as a photographer

or something like that it is already a little more difficult for creative people here, but still, if you try, you will be able to find a job everywhere. it seems to me that you probably need to know the language so that you can work there by profession. how about you? language is the most important thing . i want to say that the spanish are very, very sincere, they want to help absolutely everyone, but this does not really apply to the government. is it more about the people who live here and they want to help with everything because the government, for example, in others in european countries, in poland , in germany, they give you payments, they give you housing and some other help, there is no such thing here, there are no payments, and you need to

do it all by yourself, but thanks to people who can help you, you are much calmer here it is much easier, well, people help, i guess products, some kind of household chemicals and so on, correctly, i understand yes yes to everyone, even if we go to the garage of our woman, where we live, we saw a lot of washing powders, a lot of things, because she simply works as a teacher and all her colleagues are from from the very beginning they helped her because they knew that uh, we displaced people live in her house and they wanted to help as much as possible, but the organizations also helped with food ah and they helped with clothes ah but it's also more because of people because people eh after hearing this the news was that they destroyed their belongings in the organization and bought products and then the organization distributed it

to people masha in spain, i know that actions in support of ukraine often take place, you visit them, who is there in general, ukrainians gather at these actions, but in fact i was very sad here, because in we haven't had any rallies at all, nothing seems to have happened in the last 4-5 months, i've only been to one rally, which was officially organized, because it's actually very difficult to hold these rallies without official permission, but uh, it seems like a month ago or three weeks ago, i started dealing with this issue because i wanted to somehow express my thoughts, i wanted to go outside and shout about everything that is still happening, and i was looking for people on the internet who could help me with this, who could also got together and went to her like-minded people who

were going to hold these rallies with permission from everyone, and then for the first time three weeks ago, we gathered, i think there were 20 people in total, we printed posters, we printed news in english, in spanish, about everything that has been happening in the last week, month, in ukraine , and it seems to me that in about an hour and a half, we distributed 120 printouts to people, and the most important thing is that they approached us, they asked, they were interested , they applauded us when they saw ukrainian the flag , we were gathering for a rally, we were walking along the beloved streets of valencia, and i somehow gained more publicity because we reached more people and they approached us , and so we decided to gather every saturday and now i think it's a week ago, the 24th, exactly, on the

day of independence. we gathered i think the biggest rally in valencia. when it all started at 20, on the 24th, we gathered, it seems, 450 people , and we marched in a huge column through the streets of valencia, and then we stopped at er square in the main square and held an incredible incredible rally and i think this is very, very important now and i think that we need to do it all ourselves if we didn't get together, no one would get together that's why we need to go out in every city if uh- it's you now they have moved, just come out and talk about everything that is happening, this is right, this is the right call to all ukrainians who are forced to live in europe now, to go out on the streets and talk about the fact that the war is not over, that hostilities continue in ukraine,

that civilians die every day. we thank you for that what are you reporting to the spaniards in valencia about ukraine , about events in our country, and at the same time talking with the local residents, what do they tell you? do many people there know about russia's war against ukraine ? i think they know superficially through the news but uh, sometimes i talk to people, i try to convey everything we know, because the news won't tell everything, and they are honestly shocked by what they heard, because they only know that we have a war, that russia has attacked, and everyone details uh they don't understand it and i try when you talk to them to convey it all and i urge also if you have the opportunity to talk to local people just talk more and speak not everything they can teach hear uh on the news or

read on the internet and your stories are more more somehow gives publicity they say that they are very sorry and that's all i don't see what they are saying and they support you very much they applaud us when we leave they are also well done they try to help everyone what can they do the traditional question that i ask everyone e- to the guests of our broadcast, those who are forced to live in ukraine, but what do you plan to do after the victory, stay in europe or return home, i will definitely return cheap home to ukraine, because our country is generally the best . we wanted europe. you wanted dreams of europe. and when we came to europe, we realized that our ukraine is europe and better. and there is no reason at all. i

hope that the war ends as soon as possible. we will win and everyone will return to their homes. we thank you very much for what for yours. position for the fact that you are not just hiding from the war, you are forced to stay in europe , but your work is very important, and you made a big contribution to our general victory, if only by gathering people to rallies , by informing the spaniards about what is happening in our country. thank you very much, maria gavrilyuk, a forced exile from ukraine who now lives in spain, was in touch with us. we continue the broadcast, we are all waiting for victorious news from the front so that our family friends and acquaintances who left fleeing from russian missiles and bombs were able to return home to their families to their homes to my usual life, and by the way, i want to talk further about the symbol of good and positive news, because the list of intangible cultural heritage

of ukraine has been added. another item is the christmas star from the village of matskovichi, now it is recognized as poland ukrainian property, usually such decorations can be seen only once a year during the winter festival in lviv, however , star makers start preparing for the holiday in the summer. or cloths one or two and three-meter symbols of christmas are carried by hundreds of vizders in the center of lviv once a year in winter , craftsmen from different regions of the country come here to present their unique work i did not give zvizdars students of bohdan, a novice master of this craft, i did not think that in the middle of the summer inter would be

about zvizdavstvo, i filmed with the master bohdan, we meet at his home in the city of dubliany this is a real zvizdars region and you have been making them here , of course, since childhood, since the childhood of 45 , that is, berdyansk how much have you done here? of course, who counted? where did you think? where did you think that our star star means not the material cultural heritage of ukraine? many ukrainians lived among them, and bohdan novak's family, after moving to dubliany, his relatives began to make stars, the man has been doing this business for 70 years, and the workshop is here, please enter a small room under a cover . here

is the assembly assembly, there is a door on which the ride is assembled , here is a work table for a smaller convention, oh, for such, it is made for an old-fashioned design, a small vessel with boiling water is used by the craftsman to to create a base for the stars, a wooden ring , an oblong vessel, to save water, we do not take a round one, and then only mathematics, accurate calculations are the guarantee of successful work, the master says, we take a sieve, divide it into 8 equal parts, divide the blur again, mathematics, after mounting the central part of the star, the center, we start making horns on creating one christmas star mr. bohdan spends from several days to several weeks

, it all depends on the material from which the product will be made from a cake from a box from a cake today ukrainians keep stars in their homes, before the decoration of the nativity scene, after the christmas holidays, they broke and killed the nest so that the star spirit would spread around the village, and some girls were caught by a horn or some other element. it was a sign that she would get married this year. he remembers the children as lovers of ukrainian culture he taught once upon a time in the crimea and when i teach it in the workshop with whom are the skills of the grandfathers i say ana you speak i say what that that patechki dori christmas stars heavy plaques and resheta let's carol

boys and girls, i make christmas holidays in such a way that aunts and uncles come to simferopol on the second day christmas carol dictate which one and what is what the sticks and everything is not counted what is it yes then in simferopol we managed to organize a nyakifel of the ukrainian christmas star, says mr. bohdan, they walked through the streets of the city dozens of students of this school january 8, 2012 i am already walking the streets of simferopol what they talked about in winter beauty in the summer is a good sign convinced star miracle says that in the middle of summer in the middle of summer they talked about zvizd and zvezda is a guide with life and may that star lead us to victory for any taste,

for example, everything can be wrapped in fabric and the wooden beauty will be in a patriotic style from lviv region khrystyna lejanka yuriy gorbinkov details tv channel inter marathon only news real heroes don't die new heroes are born and this is what the ukrainian land is famous for, as side by side, biting into the black soil, our glorious warriors defend for the sake of the future of our children, the happy and free future of the next generations. we are watching a video from our director, who was inspired by the daily statistics of one of the capital's maternity hospitals . grow healthy little ukrainians, our boys from banderstadt protect your peace