this will significantly speed up the search for missing people. i hope for feedback from everyone who recognized the yurchenko family. i told you only a few stories about missing children in general since the beginning of the war. we received more than a thousand requests for help in the search, fortunately, most of the children have already been found, but still the fate of many remains unknown and everyone can help find them, take just a minute and go to the website of the magnolia children's search service, here you can view all the photos of the missing, maybe you will recognize someone and eventually help find them

on the air from washington, the program of the ukrainian service of the voice of america, time, i am yuliya yarmolenko. congratulations , the united states imposes additional sanctions against russia for its war in ukraine. person, among other things, sanctions are being introduced against 22 officials who were installed by russia over the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine, five of whom say in the state department were responsible for the theft of hundreds of thousands of ukrainian grains. the us treasury department included in its list

, among others, maria lviva bilova, who reportedly headed the operation to deport tens of thousands of ukrainian children, and the list includes high-ranking members of his family, and the us department of commerce emphasized the expansion of export restrictions against russia and belarus tightening control over products that russia could potentially use for the production of chemical and biological weapons russian president vladimir putin met on this day and with the leader of china for a sit-down in uzbekistan, the most attention was not attracted by the fact of the meeting itself. and what was said and what was not said in two letters , observers pay attention to putin's comment, where he noted that moscow understands that beijing has questions and concerns about ukraine, precisely the factor of china about ukraine in public comments did not mention the former ambassador of russia, michael mcfon wrote this is extremely important, everyone does not support putin, neither weapons, nor real words of solidarity, only the

desire to buy russian energy carriers with a large chinese researcher serhiy radchenko summarized the meeting. it looks like putin has ic in the leading role. and how does the situation look from london ? let's talk about it with bohdan tsyupan, who joins bohdan's broadcast. between russia and china are not strong, and that there is some friction in the relations between putin and the salt. i am speaking from london now, so first of all i should mention today's protest or what became known today that a group of members of the british parliament has announced that they are protesting against the british government's invitation to the chinese leader to the state funeral of the queen, which is to be held here in london on monday, this group of members is loudly declaring that in

view of what they call the genocidal policy against the uyghurs in china, this is unacceptable now we don't know exactly who will come from china to the queen's funeral in london. but beijing has announced that it will be a high-level delegation, so there is a certain atmosphere of how china is viewed as they look at russia in view of many factors , when it comes to the evaluation of the chinese side and the russian side, they point out that china, on the one hand, is happy to use the russian war in ukraine to criticize the west and criticize nato to criticize the usa, but it is obvious to many observers, as well as the fact that china itself did not make any mention of the issue

of ukraine, and the russian president putin himself was forced to do this, which shows that the situation is obviously not very pleasant, not very convenient, in particular for china bohdan the position of the usa regarding relations between moscow and beijing, we know how europe looks at the rapprochement of russia with china and whether it is trying to prevent it. well, i would start with the most recent thing that ursula fondelain, the president of the european commission, recently delivered a key speech on the state of the union, the state of affairs in the european union, where she twice mentioned about china and it was negative twice in one place, the fear that china controls important natural resources, and she said that the europeans need to ensure that there are strategic reserves and to avoid dependence

from china in the second place, even more acutely, china was accused of being involved in a disinformation company in the european union. so the situation is like this, and let us remind you that the big agreement between europe and the european union and china, which was reached a few years ago, was actually frozen, it was not ratified after china introduced sanctions against a number of european representatives, in particular, members of the european parliament, and it was there among the e-e european deputies these days that there was a call for europe to develop relations with to the taiwanese, which will obviously be received with displeasure in beijing. the main thing that can be said is that what is it that now looks like a golden age of relations , the development of relations between europe and russia now

looks like a thing of the past. polon was told today at the congress by a ukrainian couple, a doctor and a volunteer, yuliya paevska, call sign tyra, they tortured me so that i would confess to crimes that i cannot imagine, in particular, such a testimony was heard from the rostrum of the helsinki commission american legislators russian military captured tyra in early march in mariupol, she was held captive for four months, according to american legislators, the testimony of the victims of the full-scale russian invasion will help bring the perpetrators to justice. girls who looked absolutely like ordinary girls, they just beat where ian himself was graying girls just playing

girls not in uh special and nail beating just to intimidate, i think it's a skeleton i seec i really hate to mention all this informerka you get information from direct witnesses it is important of the people. they violate all international laws, the geneva convention, the helsinki final act, all this is violated, their plan is cruelty and a violation of international norms, the victory must be to protect the sovereignty of ukraine and also bring the culprits to justice for

their crimes the world must influence the atrocities that are happening as i said this is a unique war the consequences of which are the civilians the killing of individuals mass killings the destruction of cities now all this can be revealed to you using a mobile phone the atrocities that we saw and which we were told about today and once again assure the american people of the need to continue supporting the people of ukraine on the eve of these hearings , colleague kateryna lisonova has exclusively talked with yulia paevska about what russian captivity is, how to get through it, how did the ukrainian volunteer feel when she was informed that she was being taken to exchange interviews, then eight years of a small -scale war and seven months of a full-scale war a-a how can

you compare er-er your experience er- on the battlefield of the rescue of the ukrainian military, mariupol from the 23rd to the moment when i was captured reminded me of the maidan of saturation and much more severe injuries, that is, there were too many very heavy injuries on the maidan there would be so much there were quite heavy ones, but not in such a quantity, but here it just flowed and all the heavy ones were heavy or critical, and it was very much so, that is, in terms of saturation, it reminded me of the maidan that stretched out there, well, for almost three weeks, i was directly in mariupol, i went there , you can just say that by chance i came, i brought medicine with er. usually i sent it by nova

poshta. well, so as not to drive the car, not to burn gasoline, because that’s what they are. my friend marko said, er, i have a place in the car, sits down there, and carries your medicine to me and we went went to mariupol it it was the morning of the 23rd and we reached mariupol on the evening of the 23rd and we decided to spend the night there and literally just lay there in the rooms to sleep. well, the war woke us up in the rooms. do you think it was important that the fact that it just so happened that you were there when the authorization of large-scale repetition began, and in this way, with your enormous experience, we could help. i think that this is the intervention of some of my own forces. because i can't explain otherwise. i can't. i wasn't going to

mariupol. i had what to do in kyiv well a lot of things and i thought that i would just bring er to everyone, who needs to stop there, check the angel base, is everything there ok or do we need to fix something, and that means day two at the most and i had to return to kyiv well, that's what happened what exactly happened on this day i ended up there, and i went to the hospital right away and asked the hospital commander what i could do to help him. he said, leave me there for triage, because this is a very important stage, when a large number of wounded people arrive, they need to be sorted, where, for what operation or here occasional experience is important, it is experience, not education, but what? i have enough experience. how did you get captured? i can't describe it. well, there are many things. how did i subscribe because of the fact that

the investigation is currently underway and some facts? i can’t reveal if i tell a partial story. it will just be an incomplete picture and it will be like that when it happens. can you tell me everything? can you describe what russian captivity is, if you can imagine the times of the middle ages. this is somewhere like that. well, only a light bulb is hanging from the ceiling. never it turns off to find out some information, you can look at it, yes, they asked, they tortured, they tried to get it, but they did not ask for such serious information, that is, such absolutely simple things. they demanded that i confess to crimes that i did not commit, that is, instead of providing evidence, we they

wanted me to find out that i didn't give you this, of course, because i was very stubborn. can you give me some advice to the people who are in captivity? well, what can i say ? to lose hope eh because very often it seems that this is all and you can't stand it anymore but there is an opinion i think it is fair that anyone can be hacked simply or was i lucky or did they post the video to you in time there was a year + games worldwide support and this publicity, i think that we saved even death, this is 100%. and i think that if they really had a goal to record this video as a confession, then they would have achieved it. i have two

arms and two legs, oops, oops, well, i am more or less intact , that is, everything can be seen in comparison, we have now raised it's very interesting to add that you can't believe the enemy, everything they say is a lie, please remember this. if you get captured, don't believe a single word they lie, they lie constantly, and what exactly did they tell you, and anything else, that ukraine has already been conquered, that the army is fleeing that there are remnants of the army somewhere in the plains, and right away the planes arrive at donetsk, and i understand that it is well, the sand is somewhere like that yes, i say it’s normal, it’s kind of working, yes, it’s cool, how many are there, more than a thousand kilometers, it’s normal, a thousand to finish, well, really, somewhere, and they are like that look at me or don't believe the enemy, i've never rather

observed more and analyzed, that is, i didn't take a lot of material as a psychologist, i still continued the analysis and i don't have time to explain this or uh, i think it's worth writing some uh, article, article there to be on this topic, i think it is interesting, now a lot of work needs to be done to get our precious brothers out of captivity, the eposeter and the defenders of azov steel, of course, need to be released if as soon as possible, because every day every day is in captivity and like a year, that is, every day lasts a very long time, and your return, write your emotions when you found out that you were going on an exchange and uh, you believed, you didn't believe uh,

when my enemies told me that we would exchange you , and it was already in the car, when i was taken out of town, i realized that something, well, that is it's not mine, it's clearly not in a prison, they're being transferred to another prison and they behaved differently. i asked where we were going. they said, "we're going for an exchange." uh, to be happy somehow or vice versa , and uh, i held back my emotions as much as i could moment until i saw the first of our guys in camouflage and it seemed to me that i would never let a person in there again, even if they touched my body, but i

myself ran up, hugged and kissed. now you are speaking, you are speaking to convey the position of ukraine. what would you like for the congresses to hear directly, for the world to hear? hmm. i think that the first message that should be sent to the world is that russia is a terrorist country, or at least sponsor of terrorism, the chaos that they are creating in our lands cannot be explained in any other way , they told me that the whole world must submit to great russia, and you just have to accept it and volunteer and everything will be fine, but

people do not take it seriously. that's the problem, the problem is that they don't give the right to live the way you want to anyone. they would like everyone to live the way russia lives and they would decide the fate of peoples, not only ukrainian, and this is the main problem now that you talk to officials in the united states in other countries , do you think that they hear you and understand , there is no doubt that they hear and fully understand a person who has gone through what has come. i can only be a

person with similar experience. i have a unique experience of my whole life and of this whole war and the escalation of this war for more than seven months will soon be as it is and captured and i saw the eyes of the enemy very close . the task of ukrainian immigrants is not a simple one , the problem with documents and language is just a few of the many challenges, but some ukrainians still manage to find a place for themselves in the market. khrystyna shevchenko yula na sitchenko spoke with them. she started out as an actress from kyiv. before the war, she starred in tv series and worked part-time as a massage therapist.

after the russian invasion, i ended up in the united states in kyiv with my family. i have worked as an actress for the past many years. i have also been an actress and a massage therapist. that is, i have massages. it was part-time sponsors. who agreed to shelter yulana with her mother and sister , they live in los angeles, the heart of the american film industry, the woman has been living here for 5 months, she received a so-called humanitarian password, but there is no work permit yet, you can wait 7 months, or eight, or 10, and you never know when you get it. today, we lawyers assure the migration service that they promised those ukrainians who came under the united for ukraine program will be able to get a work permit according to the usual procedure, according to the information i have, these documents will be submitted online now they promise to consider it within six weeks from the moment of receiving the biometrics. i really want this information to be true, and it was. because compared to citizens of other

countries, for example, since afghanistan, bugatti, their documents for kps and work permit are considered for a very long time, sometimes for a whole year, while waiting for permission, yulana is trying to find ways to earn money, she works as a masseuse for donations from clients, also on a volunteer basis , she has already managed to star in a short film to hold back, she says, she helps, social support from the state, food stamps and health insurance, these are cards for food, that is, they give you money for food and give you insurance, this really helps a lot, because you can eat in a month and not spend your money and get treatment. that is these are dentists, and well, all the doctors you need, and migration lawyer iryna mazur claims that the usa is not the best option for immigration, because the state does not offer financial

assistance, as, for example, canada or european countries there are very rare cases when people receive some kind of financial assistance. very often they are provided by organizations specially created for this purpose, called retage sanders. and as the state never provides such financial assistance to anyone, it means nothing . therefore, you just need to look for organizations that will consider your conditions. yulano is aware of this, but believes with a work permit, los nas will open up many opportunities for her. i would like to go to castings, but for this i need a work permit and here to act in hollywood in general there anywhere without a work permit is impossible and i am waiting for it very much, and as soon as i receive a social security number with a work permit, i will start auditioning. in general, more than 100,000 ukrainian refugees from russian aggression have already arrived in the united states under the terms of the united for ukraine program. at this

stage they can stay in ukraine for up to two years from los angeles khrystyna shevchenko voice of america at the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion of europe there were certain fears that the flow of ukrainian refugees could economically and to socially destabilize european countries, however , this did not happen in some cases, economists say, the arrival of forced migrants benefited the economies of the countries that host them as ukrainians look for work in poland and influence the country's economy, researched by tetiana fortune teller on the streets of krakow ukrainian can be heard almost as often as and polish, according to the un, more than 5 million ukrainians crossed the border with poland, some moved further west, some returned to ukraine, and many of them remained in poland in particular, in kraków, ukrainians, mostly women with children, find housing, send their children to schools and kindergartens, and get a job. tetyana

potapova from the village of summer near kharkiv is currently looking for a job. she is a chemist. i could work with children, i can imagine that it could be some institute there, a concierge, even there, or something else for the entrance exam. at the information point located in the shopping center in kraków, that is, the match here is on the spot consultants captain from the voivodship employment administration with which we also cooperate, you can go to such a consultant every day to make a new job and get an explanation of how to go about looking for a job, what to pay attention to, how to talk to employers what should a proper employment contract look like, the director of the employment administration in krakow tells which professions have the most inquiries about it 90% or more of this foundation are women who

perform the so-called women's work in catering establishments, in hotels, tailoring of clothes, in the service sector, hairdressing salons, beauty salons, currently, potapo means the polish language in the foundation, a meeting of public organizations that unites ukrainians, its leader speaks the language most bar' for employment, we worked with the company for years on a rotational basis, and they were amazed at how highly qualified the workers were and who had not yet found their job, except for language as an obstacle, it may become necessary take care of children, says the world bank, because the vast majority of temporarily displaced persons from ukraine are women with children, about 60,000 children. these children usually need education and training, according to the polish government, about

half of the ukrainians who came to poland since february 24 and can work have already found work this is an impressive statistic - it is a sign of a strong polish labor market, as well as the desire of many displaced persons to work, we saw a large number of people working and looking for work among those who came to europe, this was also facilitated by changes in polish legislation that greatly simplified employment for ukrainians, this law was adopted at the beginning of march if you want to work in the service sector, it is very easy, you just need to find a job and then your employer has to fill out documents dentists and nurses need a diploma to it is a bit more difficult to work. but even here the obstacles have mostly been removed. this applies to teachers. the polish government and society must be commended for their generous support of the population, which

arrived and the speed at which the population that wanted to work could receive the necessary social support, including education, health care, social assistance and services necessary for migration to the labor market, bukovsky says. if earlier ukrainians mostly worked in agriculture , now they are present in all professions, including those that require the highest qualification for many newcomers to ukraine tells the information center in krakow that low-skilled work is only the first step, the same often to people who have already gone there, someone explains that even if you had a good job and status in your homeland, you can also find it here, but start with the fact that it is easier, it is not a sentence, a good start can begin in different ways, even at the cash register in a store . improve your qualifications, we adapt the existing programs that were exclusively for poles for

ukrainians, we pay 85% for education, this is a direction of a career, a professional career, these steps are said by economists to support the growth of the polish economy, where consider, according to a study by the national bank of poland, between 2013 and 2018, the presence of ukrainian migrants affected growth by 0.5%, annually. in addition, we conducted an analysis of the current crisis and found that if 500,000 ukrainian displaced persons are successfully integrated into the labor market, we expect a medium-term impact for an increase of one and a half percent the employment administration agrees that the work of ukrainian women benefits the polish economy, but says they are primarily driven by the desire to help neighbors will have enough for a vision of mariupol, it will be enough to see mariupol and see a photo of warsaw, compare it, only that crime

happened several decades ago, and mariupol now, but the picture is the same picture, a tragedy that is deeply engraved in the hearts of poles, we feel not only sympathy, but also a desire to help uhu , we remember what the reconstruction of poland and warsaw cost us tetyana thank you for watching voice of america in ukrainian see you tomorrow i'll be fine dad-pa some creatures he hunts washing machines and we from of ukraine and insure our cars online on hotline finance hotline finance insurance, of course, online