the joint declaration was adopted by the participants of the first parliamentary and international crimean platform, which was held in public zagreb, in the document they condemned russia's aggression, its systematic violation of human rights and its attempt to annex other territories of ukraine according to the crimean scenario. putin is trying to intimidate the ukrainian people by launching a company of terror, war crimes and attacks on ukrainian cities the speaker of the house of representatives of the us congress, nancy pilos, who became a guest herself, emphasized that she is probably a russian dictator the war will be lost at the summit via online communication , and the president of ukraine spoke, according to him, the return of crimea will mean the revival of real peace, although reintegration will be long and difficult, but i am sure with the help of partner countries - it will be possible to do, thank you, friends, this is the protection of human rights - this is freedom for all people in crimea, for all pages of ethnic chernivtsi, this is an opportunity to

freely say what you think and spread the truth about what is happening, it is everywhere on our continent, from the atlantic to kharkiv oblast, and it will be in we are getting closer to crimea every day, putin is escalating the war he started and which he will lose , we all promised to support ukraine, we will support ukraine until victory by imposing strong sanctions against the russian energy system and ending normal trade relations, and now the deputy head of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, olena kondratyuk, is a participant in this first of the parliament itself to the crimean platform in contact with us ms. olena i congratulate you i congratulate you ms. allo i am glad to see each other before a full-scale attack by russia on ukraine had the impression that the world had already come to terms with the occupation of the ukrainian crimea, the west expressed concern but agreed that it would be possible to change the situation only after a decade, now we understand that the liberation of crimea is

not a matter of diplomats but of the ukrainian armed forces . current meetings but thank you, you know, i would like to note something right away about what most of today's speakers said, it is about what just happened in terms of the crimean parliamentary platform, he was held at a high level and became an event of absolutely international importance. i would like to cite just a couple of numbers. we had 43 official international delegations - this was more than 130 bilateral meetings in various formats . 32 parliaments were represented. by the way, five parliaments were represented by two. by chambers - these are belgium, the czech republic, poland, romania, for example, and this means that despite the competition of political forces and the variety of politicians in these countries, there is unity in supporting ukraine, they took part in us 26 heads of the parliaments of european countries and the world, and we

coolly state that this summit absolutely had great weight and attention to e-e media people, more than 200 journalists were credited for this such a number and quality of participants. such a high and broad representation is a powerful international political a signal of support for ukraine . the most important thing, in my opinion. do you know the impression that i personally felt is that this summit showed absolute unity, unity of parliaments in different countries and unity in solving the issue of peace in ukraine, but an integral part of which is precisely the crimean issue, you absolutely correctly noted at the beginning of the story that there was an address by the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi, and it is significant that the speaker of the house of representatives of the us congress, nancy pilosi, took part and had the opportunity to communicate even with us, and she on behalf of the congress, expressed gratitude to the president and the parliament

of ukraine for their leadership and unity with their people, the prices of simple times, because the parliamentary dimension of the crimean platform is, after all, about the parliament. parliaments are representative bodies, so in fact they reflect the mood in society. they represent me. it was also emphasized that even on the bipartisan support of ukraine in the us congress, which is very important for us, so when we talk about the support of the united states of america, we we understand and very much hope that despite the upcoming elections, which will soon take place, this means that there is still unity regarding the support and resolution of the crimea issue , yes, today is the second day. as far as i i know that before the current plenary session you expected a big discussion lasting six hours. can you clarify what the discussion was about? there are different views on what i would say, so

the speeches of the male and female speakers were divided. a very important question is that we need to talk and recognize at the parliamentary political level that the russian federation is a sponsor of terrorism. there is an undeniable leadership of many speakers who say that parliaments should also create such crimean platforms that communicate as much as possible with their societies, there are very clear signals that we need to fight disinformation, because the issue of solving peace in ukraine is the fight against fakes and russian narratives, but they said that the war in ukraine, er, well, it affects peoples or the societies of national countries and this reflects. you know, it is like the attitude towards the war in ukraine that it is ukraine's fault to break it up because it is a completely russian narrative and many speakers just spoke and said that the fight against disinformation - this is one of the leaders that must be

passed at the legislative level to adopt legislative changes, but i would say that the participants themselves all confirmed their commitment to the independence, unity, territorial integrity of ukraine within its internationally recognized borders, that is, we are talking about the fact that no one considers crimea as out of a-and you know such as if it is a question of integrity or negotiation processes and so on crimea is an integral part of ukraine crimea a is an integral part of ukraine the same as the territory luhansk, donetsk, zaporizhzhia and kherson regions, this is very, very important. yes, thank you, olena , for these details. deputy speaker of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, olena kondratyuk, told us about the result of the first parliamentary summit of the international crimea platform, another platform for political battles for ukraine . tsn and we continue to clothe the military lutsk city council

allocated 23 and a half million hryvnias for clothing and footwear sets for the armed forces of ukraine for this decision, local deputies voted unanimously at an extraordinary session, the igor palytsia charitable fund allocated the same amount, only together they plan to buy 5,000 sets of clothes and the same number of pairs of shoes, both manufacturers will work with local and lutsk producers, all products are certified, a set for one military two jackets are included, one of which is insulated, pants and berets, in which parts will the uniform be transferred, the military themselves are planning to do it within a month in order to have time for the cold weather our task is to do the maximum here in order to bring victory as soon as possible in order to help our military that is why such a decision was made together with the ihor palitsa foundation only to purchase five thousand sets of uniforms and 5,000 pairs of shoes together we cooperate with

the general staff, we buy uniforms from our local manufacturer, the uniform is certified and meets all the standards of the armed forces of ukraine. well, for the sake of understanding, one set of uniforms is a jacket, pants and an inner jacket, and shoes cost uah 9,000 per soldier well, what about the help that we all need how do your children react to sirens and explosions that they hear, how do you react to them yourself, you should definitely pay attention to this, say psychologists in ukraine, according to various studies, from 40 to 75% of children have signs of psychological trauma and you can't turn a blind eye to it, so what should parents pay attention to and whether to run to a psychologist right now, tsn correspondent iryna kovalenko will tell. well, it's matviyko in china with her mother and father. they are walking on the playground in matviy good mood, because today the three-year-old boy didn't

hear any sirens, only sirens, he reacted immediately, he , uh, he just screamed, here he is, we sat there siren there for 20 minutes, he just screams, he stopped eating normally, so i remember it was in truskavets, where olga went with her son from the kyiv region however, upon returning home, matveyka's emotional state did not improve. we go to kindergarten because we are working. the parents start. the teacher's siren is heard over the entire audience. he begins to shout again . his hands are shaking. we lower them. everyone goes down to the basement and the teachers tell me that you still need to go to a psychologist, but today olga and matviyka have a session with a psychologist, hello , this is therapy for moms, because at this age, children are emotionally very attached to their parents, so how does she feel as a mom dad feels like this, the baby's tummy, we take in air and exhale through the mouth, these are breathing exercises, this is just one of the methods

to calm down, control your emotions, both for the child and for the mother, psychologist natalya says. women are similar, i can't get pleasure or i have a feeling of guilt if i'm happy with life, uh, without joy, we won't be able to overcome stress at all, we need joy, even if it's a little crying - it's also normal, says natalya. so, in particular, tension comes out if you feel anxiety, apathy or on the contrary, they have become more aggressive, be sure to seek help together with the child, especially when you notice such behavior, the child does not sleep well, but before he slept well, and the child is nervous, cries a lot, is irritable or becomes aggressive, aggressive, you cannot cope with it does not want to eat, it will worsen the appetite, the main thing is to detect it as early as possible, then it will be easier to work , says natalya, who is also a mentor of psychologists

who work with families, unlike her, in the office, but in hospitals, in hospitals, they know that they cannot provide such help, they do not have specialists there are no people who , like mrs. natalia, can work with whole families out of 61 hospitals with which we cooperate , there are only 12 specialists who can work with families, you understand that this is absolutely not enough, such groups of psychologists come to hospitals in chernihiv, kyiv, dnipro, zaporizhzhia , vinnytsia, uman, odesa and lviv oblast, depending on how many people need help, so often and specialists come for patients, this is free mental health - despite all its relevance and importance, it is somehow completely stigmatized in our country, having absolutely obvious manifestations of acute stress in children, all the same, women do not go, and this only speaks of a lack of e-e knowledge about the mental health of children, they will also take care of it in schools.

many children from the south are currently studying in this school in zhytomyr and the east of ukraine. they have a high level of anxiety - the director says that there are tears and excessive irritation. it is especially difficult for primary school students to rely on their relatives. well, because their relatives are in such a very anxious state, they already have experience of losses, they are already afraid let go of that mother well, go to this school to help the children of the school will take part in the panda pilot project, this program was developed by israeli specialists who work with children's psychotraumas, the goal is to develop skills of emotional self-regulation and psychological stability in children to help them cope with injuries and stress caused by the war, the project will be implemented in several stages. the first stage is generally a psychological study. that is, we must first determine the level of children's distress in order to

understand what we are dealing with. the second stage is the training of e-e teachers and panda facilitators , and this training will take place e-e, most likely, security issues will be taught not in ukraine , but by specialists from the authors of the program and experts from the israeli center the psychotraumas of the targets should start in november. the pilot will be 80-year-old children with whom school psychologists will work. the teachers will divide the children according to their level of anxiety . psychologists who have a moderate level of anxiety will work individually. children with a moderate level of anxiety will be grouped together. these teachers will be enough for him. a psychologist is a facilitator of those techniques and methods that they can use simply in class if there is an alarming situation or if they continue to rise or else something, some breathing techniques, and in order to

switch children in order to adapt them, such a program has been successfully working in israel for 20 years, and our teachers and psychologists hope that after a successful pilot project, this program will be implemented in all schools of ukraine to help children iryna ko inna bodnar olena gushchyk and volodymyr cherenkov tsn marathon the only news in the european union think how to reduce the sky-high prices of energy carriers and what's more, how to help ukraine to provide itself with electricity, because more than a third of the infrastructure is currently damaged by the russian strikes, the discussion that lasted between the leaders of the eu countries last week continued today at the level of relevant ministers, one of the options for preventing the crisis is to limit the price of gas, the majority of the eu members insist on this. however, this approach still confuses a number of countries, in particular germany, where

another idea of ​​the european commission is considered more working joint purchases of blue fuel by member states, this practice during the pandemic, the eu has already tested it by providing vaccines for the entire union at once, they are more won't compete and won't raise prices but lower prices i think this is the main and most effective tool more effective in my opinion than the potentially risky fixed price cap tool time matters matters and we have to be fast and i won't hide that i'm a little disappointed that we let's not move forward as quickly as possible while we get to know the new british prime minister, who has just become known to leave the old defense minister in his new cabinet in this way, ben voles, well-known to ukrainians , is already moving to the third government. so rishi sunok himself, the ex-minister of finance in boris johnson

's government, who is a former party member, a feature of johnson's team, is treated completely differently, officially took the place of the head of the british government, how did he become and what was his pre-election promise it directly concerns ukraine, tsn correspondent yana slyusarchuk will tell that she did not get to be the head of the british government for two months, but in her farewell speech, together with the domestic economic crisis, listras mentions now more than before, we must support ukraine in its brave fight against putin's aggression. ukraine must survive. we must strengthen national security. this is what i tried to achieve and this is what i want. sunak's own party became the head of the conservatives without a vote. all other candidates withdrew their candidacies. boris johnson was the most nervous. he should have announced his readiness

to resign. he immediately went home from the dominican press, even the most conservative, began to publish columns on why johnson's return could destroy the party, because the investigation against the former prime minister is still ongoing. after gaining a sufficient number of votes, he declared that the state is more important than ambitions, so the thing in sumy is the first ethnic hindu in the position of prime minister of great britain for traditionally goes to charles iii, addressing the british in sumy, also starts with the crisis and the aggressor country, putin's war in ukraine destabilized the energy markets and the supply network, but it remains according to the british polite with his former rival, and now the predecessor, i want to pay tribute to the predecessor of lis tras, she was not wrong when she wanted to stimulate economic growth in the state,

this is a noble goal . giant, and then made a career in the network and founded an investment firm with a turnover of a billion dollars that worked with small british businesses, got there mostly thanks to fortune wife to the list of the 250 greatest people in britain with the beginning of russian full-scale aggression sunak follows johnson in whose government he worked as the minister of finance actively takes the side of ukraine i urge all company owners and managers to weigh very carefully any that can in some way help putin and his regime as said our prime minister, diplomatically, politically, economically , as we can see, even in a military sense, this barbaric escapade of vladimir putin must end in the defeat of criticism, which was noticed by an indian company in march

his father-in-law de's wife's bag has a fortune worth 400 million dollars continues to work in russia sumakh refuses to respond to criticism, saying that it does not concern him a little later the company allocates a million dollars to help victims of the war in ukraine and declares that it is still closing business in russia sumakh fully supported johnson's policy to the last, all of a sudden he disappeared from the sinking ship, resigned without even informing his former boss about it, he still has n't forgotten the minister of energy, jako brismaugh he is defiantly resigning without waiting for the resignation of trab as soon as the bitch is elected, i will unite this country not with words but with deeds. johnson congratulated sunuka with a tweet in which he said that every member of the conservative party should now support the new prime minister. by the way, when he competed for the chairman's seat of the government from lystras where the promise that the

first foreign visit will be a trip to kyiv yana sirchuk tsn 1+1 marathon the only news well, and about what western politicians can see only in our stories they carried the wounded in their arms and operated in the basement during the explosions, doctors from the liberated raisin in kharkiv region talked about their work during the fierce gods and occupation, while the ambulance doctors collected the wounded around the city in the basement of the hospital, traumatologists operated on patients, the story of the heroes who went on night duty and returned home in just a few months, the correspondent will tell tsn victoria streltsova, this is march archival footage from the basement of the sumy hospital, a doctor operating on a man with a shrapnel wound. this was one of the first operations in the conditions the war came, they enter the territory, i don’t know who you are, what am i here, what was there, it’s very nice to

tell him that because of such cases, and we worked in this basement of the medical department, we had to go underground after the arrival of russian rockets at the hospital, the only things were not in jackets eh well, anyway, they were like cabbages for raisins for a couple of hours. most of all , there were 78 people. there were about 78 beds. there weren’t many chairs. there were some chairs. there were people sitting. mr. yuriy went on duty at the hospital on march 6. and he returned home only in may, all this time he lived and operated in the basement, because there was no replacement, the ointments were blown up and colleagues could not get to the hospital 24/7 i worked 24/7 i had a nurse , vyta рананых she just came up to

me and said that i can't stand it anymore. on the sixth day, on the seventh day, we couldn't leave. well, you don't leave the patients. it was difficult. not because you're here in the basement. it was difficult. you don't know what's with your relatives at first for weeks, there was a crazy shortage of medicines, medicines were searched not even in garbage cans, all the shops and pharmacies were in ruins, they were broken, that is, they climbed whatever they wanted, looters or everything, but the youth of the great, how to say and what they did not understand, they raked it home or broke it from home, then the wounded were brought to the basement of the hospital by ambulance doctors they were carried on blankets, because it was impossible to drive through this road, which was very well shelled, the same roads were being attacked, this road was fired at by mortars and the road of lives, i pushed this road further it is possible to carry them to the hospital during the battles for raisin,

only three doctors worked in the ambulance a day, they collected half a hundred wounded, the most difficult thing was to carry them across a dilapidated bridge, and when we were carrying a wounded woman on a soft stretcher, the steps were broken and it is possible to pass there was only one person at a time, they gave way to us so that we could move when we passed, they just applauded us and said thank you, that was to the point of tears, the ambulance ran around the city around the clock on the highways were hit by a tape, they were hit by a mortar when they took fuel, too, with the address, it was necessary to survive at any price because the family and children are at home. and when the occupiers occupied raisin, the doctor refused to cooperate with them. the second was just someone, we were in

our uniform, so that we also had chevrons of our ukraine with the coat of arms, the entire occupation was observed by medics and hid from the orcs. this ukrainian flag is now displayed at the viktoria streltsova express train station svitlana spider and vitaly spider kharkiv tsn 1+1 marathon only news well, more on about a large family that fled from the russian occupation twice since the beginning of russian aggression in 2014, and a few months ago it took almost three days to get from kherson oblast to odesa via the ingulets river through mykolaiv oblast now a family of twice displaced people has opened their own bakery and is getting used to a new life in the capital about support and the right to be happy despite the war material of tsn correspondent margarita potapova how many years of salads so many in our country, this family with four children is strange, starting from scratch for the second time, losing their home due to the occupiers, first 8 years ago, leaving their home in

simferopol, the second time a full-scale attack by the russians found a large family in the now-occupied novaya kakhovka, we would get from novaya kakhovka to odesa in 2, 5 days of crossing through ingulets lasted eight hours, interrogation with epidurals of russian machine guns , checking of telephones and spending the night in occupied kherson, four children of entrepreneur iryna makukha could not sleep peacefully for a month, and iryna herself from my husband was completely confused and didn't know what to do next when the family came and they were like, you know, they were like uh-uh inside themselves and the first thing she told me was that i survived the move to the crimea, we were recovering very hard, we just settled in kakhovka and just straightened our shoulders, the war happened we fled again and we still had only children, and after we moved to the capital, the family went to psychologists for courses on families with children to try to forget the horrors of the war

. they stick to each other, they will do everything, classes with psychologists and trainings united the family in front of the psychologists, the immigrants were already looking for a place to open their own bakery for the second time, what they came, who they left from us, they are completely different people, they are people who have people close to their eyes who believe in their future. we cannot be happy in detail, but even the war, even in the conditions of the basements, we have a reason for a certain small joy . i like it, they like something more interesting here, muffin buns with poppy seeds, pumpkin, cherries and chocolate, as well as bread and samsa. iryna and her mother-in-law have been working in the kitchen since the morning while the pastry is baking in the oven on the street. ivan prepares his workplace and iryna brings out the ready-made dough in woven baskets the smell of still hot buns immediately reacts to the first buyers of neighbors tamara and

valentina, handsome, so long-lasting, 25 hryvnias, such a big loaf, очень хорошее качество, that is, he , er, three days, completely calm, does not keep, does not bloom, does not spoil, does not crumble, according to the recipe, says iryna, without the use of improvers and additives, only flour, water, salt, sugar, yeast , katya is among the regular customers, as we pass by here all the time, we know that a person stands here and makes it. she bakes beautiful bread, i plan. debts from these pies and we will develop a retail network ah and i plan that in six months we will increase the volume maybe well, as i plan, five times children go to the capital school and study kyiv when there are no air alarms the family learns to smile anew, appreciate each other and live in a new place for them without

russian shelling, checks and numerous roadblocks, not forgetting about the ukrainian crimea and kherson oblast margarita potapova volodymyr parakhonsky tsn 1+1 marathon only news well, they lived in bunkers, ate a couple of spoons of porridge and vyla hymn is a strange story of border combat dogs sonya and jessie, they are spaniels and together with their soldiers they got first to azovstal and then to captivity, how did their fate turn out tsn correspondent natalya nagorna spoke with a cynologist who misses them very much and a more meaningful video to shoot in the bunker of the azovstal plant, they are playing in honor of the day of the border guard, these fighters took with them a dog, a soy spaniel, began to sing along, and the border guards could barely contain their laughter from such singing support

. hoped we always hoped this video of alina panina, a cynologist , a border guard, has already watched it many times and not so long ago she was released from russian captivity and for the first time talks about her service dogs, she does it with she tells me no with great love take the dogs to show that they also know i heard how she started to sing along well, i didn't wait myself and i, as for me it was unusual, already alina ended up on the azovstal with two dogs, a brunette jessie and a redhead, she was in the news, they were shown on tsn, they were having fun even in the middle of a collapsed factory. here are the same shots, sonya shows on camera what a smart person she is in a dark bunker under shelling, these were hungry times. alina

remembers easter. they wanted to make small shepherds and before that, if it flew near our bunker, the products that we were cooking, that is, fell asleep, we made small pancakes from such uh fritters , cut each man into a small cube like this so that everyone tried every spoonful of food there was priceless, but the dogs were not supposed to starve at first fodder well, we brought the name with us to masha, as the dogs were with us, then there was no fodder, they gave me a portion, i shared with them, i divided my portion into two parts, i took a couple of spoons myself and shared half with them, that is, even ourselves jars of water, a rash under the meat stews, she washed them, made such a broth, they ate them. of course , leaving azov, alina took their four-legged girls with her, as

can be clearly seen in the footage taken by russian militants