advertisement of dobry juice this is a russian brand that belonged to coca-cola coke left russia, the koala remained, good cola, the name is the same however, everyone understands the drink well - the same non-overflow was also not bad for the corporation, which did not leave the russian market, but after a flurry of criticism, it significantly reduced the range because in a war is raging in ukraine, our activities in russia will be focused on providing basic food products such as baby food and medical hospital food, and not on making a profit. in the future, we must suspend work of well-known nestle brands, in particular kitkat and nesquik , the domino's pizza brand has suspended investments and continues to remain in the so-called gray zone, where companies are waiting for the right moment to fully

resume their activities. of russian points is transferred to humanitarian needs, while some companies, due to the loss of their own investments and profits, help to put the country of the terrorist in place for others - this a great opportunity to make money, but nike left because it was always there for transparency for human rights and they recite it at the level of the company's values, so they were forced to leave, but relatively speaking huawei or lenovo, the chinese never declared democratic values ​​and the fight for rights and freedoms people, so for them it is not a risk and not a problem, but the market remains in the conditions of when apple came out, when samsung came out, when other companies came out, huawei is sold 10 times more than before, in the end, nothing new under the sun someone spends billions on war, someone earns these billions, but no matter what, there is a positive from the fact that companies are leaving the russian market, at least it is a

marker of the decency of brands and their owners that the less money and taxes russia will receive, the less it will invest in the war against ukraine, at least i want to believe that the lack of advanced technologies that left together with decent companies also weakens the defensive and offensive complexes of the occupiers, in the end we learn a deeper cave, they drive themselves, it will take longer to get out of it, and we we can clearly see who is our friend. and who only has rubles in their head, we can support companies that have left russia and boycott brands that remain there. you already have a list. if you want to share your information about collaborators, write to me at this email address or just on facebook. see you in a week in on the air espresso death to the enemies

on the air the program of the ukrainian service voice of america time there i am yuliya yarmolenko i congratulate the first two nasams air defense systems have already been manufactured and are ready for transfer to ukraine this was announced in the company that is engaged in the production of installations is expected to find new air defense systems on the defense of ukraine soon, as the pentagon previously said, the provision of these capabilities will mean that the ukrainian armed forces will switch from using soviet-style systems to the nato system. who are joining ostap's broadcast congratulations congratulations so what are the advantages of the system systems and when exactly can we expect them to arrive in ukraine yuli is currently the head the rayton company, which is engaged in the production of such systems, said that the first two of the eight systems were produced and they were handed over to the united states government, that is,

as for logistics, we expect that deliveries will be made soon. on the ukrainian balance sheet by the end of this month by the end of october, we hope to see news soon, and in this regard, also regarding the systems themselves, let's remind the audience what this is about one of the most advanced in one of the best air defense systems of its kind, they are a class this is a ground-to-air missile of close and medium range, they can hit targets at a distance of 30 and 50 km, as stated in my campaign, these systems and missiles to they are capable of shooting down everything in the air, including drones, including drones, missiles, and even fighter jets. well, i think the importance of these systems, their modernity, is evidenced by the fact that they even stand in defense of washington and including the white house, as noted

by the manufacturers of missiles for these systems, and the installations themselves will be able to simultaneously hit up to 70 two targets in the air, so we really expect that the air defense system of ukraine will soon be replenished with these systems, and ostap to other topics these days in washington is visited by the president of israel and the co-duke and chepura and potential assistance to israel during his meeting with american officials, in particular with president biden and the plane - this topic is raised in the context of other issues, especially in the context of joint countermeasures early, we know that according to ukraine, the united states of israel, including iran, is now really helping russia, including by supplying drones, this topic was one of the topics of the visit, we know that the israeli president met here with the secretary of state antony blinken with members of congress, the speaker on this strip well, today i also met with president joe biden and emphasized that iran really supplies drones for russia that

help kill the civilian population. to quote his words, isaac the duke said that innocent civilians in ukraine are dying and suffering injuries and suffering from iranian weapons. as for the future support and supplies of weapons, so far he is talking about this from israel, he is talking about help with intelligence data, and we know that also today, volodymyr zelenskyi, speaking in kyiv, announced that such cooperation had already started a few days ago, but he expects that such cooperation will continue and also expects greater cooperation, including on assistance with weapons, in particular, the defense bureau is possible, cooperation with israel is also definitely possible. thank you ostap for communication from capitol hill , the last secondary election in the usa is less than two weeks away, according to the latest census of 2020. more than a million american voters are of ukrainian origin, most of

them live in the states of new york, california and pennsylvania, can us citizens of ukrainian origin influence the results of the elections? and what to expect from the new composition of the congress. in the plan support for ukraine. my colleague tetyana had a fortune-telling conversation about all this with andrii futa, the president of one of the largest ukrainian organizations in the us, the ukrainian congressional committee of america . so i am convinced that in the united states, as in new york, there are white-footed mice in pennsylvania, and even in some states, they are already in the west.

which, if it is really active, what can it influence and , as the americans say, the sink differs, make it a numerous anniversary. who will win in these elections? and do you see that during this election campaign, certain candidates, let's say, use the topic of ukraine ? thank you for your goal. you know, i think that unfortunately this happens to those who really even and i think personally would support and further vocally and talk about their support, but this is not on the complex actually on the survey whether or not this is not a complex priority of their voters, but with on the other hand, there is such a thing as a mountain, a mountain. we support ukraine, and will they really, if they become members of the congress, or on the other hand, will this really be such a question? i will tell you one thing .

we encourage our youth in our new jokes, if you participated in the political process in america, it does not depend on whether it is from the democratic party or from the republic, we need even one letter and not only participate in your local and in the states in the american political process but also and also become candidates personally is it at the city level is it at the federal level to the congress to the sonata god knows maybe someday there will even be a ukrainian or the president of america with the event that this can happen but here we have to be very careful these candidates must be conscious ukrainians this is not there may be people who say yes, i am somewhere there of ukrainian origin, i was born somewhere there or my great-grandfathers were born there, these may be people who are really conscious ukrainians, who consciously know what is happening in ukraine, these are people who should have

connections with organized activities, they were active participants in the events that are taking place, we constantly encourage the community to meet, talk, uh, find out who i am, what their positions are, uh, do they support weapons in ukraine, do they support more severe sanctions, does russia not support is a terrorist terrorist state, let's say the elections have passed and under the new composition of the congress, support for ukraine has become less, what are the safeguards or other ways to ensure that this support will continue, there may be more votes i i say this in loud voices, they will insult, they will ask how much can be deported with the help of it , but i do not see it at all from one side or from the other side of the elitist side, obviously i do not see it from the administration of the current president

to stop it, there is much more here, i think eh- eh situation eh really unfortunately because ukrainians are dying every day because our brothers and sisters our parents our democratic world i think that finally the american society and the american government have given it away and they admit that russia is not that strong in the army, it is not that greasy army, we are that strong state and here, er, er, well, this is a big vision, and i think that 's why some kind of cruelty is so criminal and that responsibility for genocidal i think that it's obvious that there may be even more difficult difficulties on that issue but i think

that we as an organized community and the very vision of america is because ukraine will need this help will not win in this- in this uh-uh these uh-uh with this war with russia, the position that sounded from the democratic party when it was later withdrawn, that the parties should agree and this position, this idea may seem attractive, especially if a person is not very well versed in what is happening in ukraine, your organization is engaged in what is called advocacy here, how do you explain to voters , candidates, congressmen, senators, why this idea is actually wrong in your opinion, listen , there is nothing to negotiate with the devil himself. a terrorist state is a terrorist organization, these are people who will aim to destroy

the ukrainian people, and with whom you can never trust not only the government, but also the population, and the fact that they are brutally destroying the ukrainian people, ukrainian people, you just have to show the photos, you have to show the video , you have to show in our government what is really happening i think they see it i think it 's the same thing that happens every day in ukraine with the iranian kamakasi drones with rockets that dig graves every day i think it's for themselves says that there is nothing here at all. there should be an agreement with the devil himself, and this community will continue to talk about it, and we will continue to give evidence in this way, we will demand that the congresses hold

hearings on the genocide, on criminal responsibility, uh, and i am afraid that this is all will understand". when she was 23 i want my pre-election campaign angela grabovska repeatedly mentions that she was born in ukraine in an interview with my colleague iryna matviychuk emphasizes that she considers herself primarily an american and why she went to congress to represent the interests of voters of americans in her district voice of america publishes excerpts from this interview to show the entire spectrum of political discussion in american society on the eve of the midterm elections about the views of the candidate who, in the event of victory, will become the second congresswoman born in ukraine in the interview further, according to official data, lives in indiana

about 9 thousands of people who identify themselves as persons of ukrainian origin. have you met them or are you in contact with them and are you aware of their needs? after the war began, i was involved in several protests of gatherings of people on support of ukraine and met several people during this time, but we do not have close relations, the district is very large and i would like to clone myself to be where i need to be, i think we will do it in the future how do you identify yourself american woman of ukrainian origin , russian or soviet i think i am an american, i have been living here for 33 years, my heart is here, we all lived together in the soviet union and then it didn't matter who you came from, but now for

me, being an american is number one and justified washington you if you get into congress you will need to vote on the decisions about the us foreign policy in your opinion how important is the issue of the russian war in ukraine to the voters this war should not have started i hoped that this administration would have enough diplomatic knowledge to avoid this war no i believe that in the 21st century we can have a winner and losers in a war everyone loses it has to end on what conditions it has to end depends on the two countries and i hope america will make the right choice and give them the right advice this cannot go on people are suffering on both sides people are suffering everywhere in europe the us national debt is 31 trillion dollars among voters there is a lot of disagreement about the financial

aid ukraine receives yes we have to help but how long should this continue in my opinion this should stop to me this america when you say i hope america makes the right choice what choice do you think is the right one we have to put everyone at the same table until it will happen all this can continue for years this is something that i do not see happening on the world stage and it does not happen in this country " and i do not know what is happening on the battlefield this is a very difficult question to answer this is what it looks like the more weapons are sent the more aggressively

russia is becoming, it is necessary to put people at the negotiating table, you are running for the republican party, now the mass media is actively discussing the topic of how the us policy towards ukraine can change if, after the elections , the republican majority in congress wins party how do you understand what position the republican party has on ukraine in honor of this war the majority of the republican party will support aid to ukraine but this is changing in my opinion because america has a dire need to stop inflation stop the additional costs of paying out funds that we don't have i think they will continue to look in the direction humanitarian aid, but i am not sure what the position will be regarding military aid, i think they will ask nato courts for military

aid in a much larger amount. it is difficult the question is why it is necessary to sit down at the negotiating table and agree. and who should be at this negotiating table? it should be america, ukraine and russia. political campaign, i am not physically there, i do not have a formed position. i was not there to see everything. i did not talk to the people there with my own eyes. on the american side, it is necessary to make difficult decisions on the american side, which policy to pursue next. i am sure there will be aid, but how much it will be decided in the congress in the hands of whose wallet is the people's lend-lease

- this definition is often used to describe this aid that goes to ukraine through unofficial channels of state support and by the forces of ordinary us residents, people collect funds and buy items for humanitarian, medical and defense purposes for those who are now fighting for the freedom of ukraine with weapons in their hands, our next story is about four friends from the american state of new jersey who took on themselves what sometimes is beyond the power of great an association of volunteers, they call their organization the headquarters of bandera, says yurii mamon we lost count with the girls, but recently we specially sowed and counted it 10 my trip and you are flying alone from poland to ukraine 40 huge suitcases at the age of 40 will have to be transported and loaded somehow the helpers themselves remain in new york, however, the woman is not afraid of being driven and says more. she has bags,

tactical first-aid kits, military uniforms and other things that ukrainian soldiers on the front lines need now. buy a talisman. do you take it with you when you fly? i don't believe in talismans, well, these are my talismans for sure vika yana marina and maryana four girlfriends took on themselves what is sometimes beyond the power of a large association of volunteers, men also help, but the biggest burden is on the fragile girl's shoulders general photo at the airport they just want to send a commemorative picture to the defenders on the front line, it means that thank you very much again girls all the way there bandera victoria melnyk why are you buying all this and passing it on and this is already a video greetings from the front ukrainian women from america or bandera headquarters yes ladies they called their group the provision of all of us from western ukraine and uh that's how it sounded banderivka benderivka and then bandera headquarters we uh fight for the

independence of ukraine. where is yana flying from a military family, all the men, starting with my great-grandfather, wore a military uniform, my own brother also went to defend ukraine for three years, right after the academy, you tell her something about what is happening my godbrother, i show and i tell you that he is now fighting for the independence of ukraine. maryana and marina are responsible for medical aid for washing wounds, they buy medicines, collect individual first-aid kits, they are constantly in touch with military nurses in ukraine, they provide information about what the soldiers need today on the

front lines, bandages, too the price of one such tourniquet is $18. one that saves life is $25 per tourniquet. but this is already one life saved when russia started a war, mariana was finishing medical school in america, help in her native ukraine, she and marina have both professional experience and combat experience. each of us is already close to people who died there in the open, and here is a photo of one of my acquaintances who fought since 2014. vika lost a third cousin. every day friends of an acquaintance die, volunteering takes almost all of the time work has taken a back seat by profession vika is a make-up artist, she occasionally tints her friends for mood in the breaks between meetings, only in field equipment, she now knows better than in tents tina for make-up for example, who would have thought that i would lead with

states in a shoulder blade, of course, a shoulder blade, well, an unusual shoulder blade, but victoria and the girls go shopping and sort through the cases, choose the coolest ones, the newest ones, and the apartment looks like an army store warehouse before sending the bags to ukraine, everything is generally stuffed under the ceiling, this flag was signed by the guys from the front line as a thank you to us with the girls for our work he really appreciates our such a talisman for sure my mother always touches him and prays for everyone svitlana vika's mother is always on hand to feed and drink, they say my children, this old photograph is the most valuable relic in the house, starting with my great-grandfather mykola, once at the beginning of that century, after earning money in america , he came to ukraine, bought land, a house there, and his son volodymyr . as

i remember today, my mother said, my grandmother told me that russian soldiers came with carts, they called the family kulaks and sent them to siberia. great-grandfather mykola, a two-meter cossack, never came back from there, he was buried in a mass grave, they don't even know where exactly did i recently calculate that already the sixth generation of my family personally suffers from russian aggression in the sixth generation, let's say so while vika is in ukraine, another part of bandera's headquarters will start collecting a new batch to send to the front , the girls haven't bought anything for a long time everything goes to we will spend a few dollars on something for our defenders, the war will end, then ukraine will win , then we will think about beautiful dresses to celebrate this great event, the victory of ukraine yurii mamon nina vyshneva voice of america of civilians from

kharkiv oblast from the south oleksiy's work only on the first day of de-occupation from one city of kupyansk , a man and his brother took out more than 100 residents to ukrainians these young americans from colorado went to one of the rescue operations with oleksiy anna kostyachenko and pavel the sukhodol special unit of the ministry of internal affairs of the east accompanies a group of volunteers who are heading to the city 10 km from the contact line to evacuate a seriously ill soldier. they ask not to name the city, because according to them, the russians have targeted volunteer cars more than once, and they fly so that they don’t get hit, you come to the city without stopping and here you fly around the city, so they spotted where the cars of the convoy were, we were rushing here at speed, the military whom we met reported that the

road was damaged due to night shelling and the volunteers will have to to look for another way here at night. we bypass this road. 34-year-old oleksii maslo and other volunteers go almost every day to the liberated cities of kharkiv oblast, which are under shelling for our cars were fired upon by people, they were wounded we also took them out civilians before the great war oleksiy worked as a designer and had a successful business in kyiv, but now i devote all my time to rescuing civilians on the second day after the start of the war eh i already signed up for love volunteers a- i was visiting my mother in kharkiv and i have been living in kyiv for 13 years and decided to just stay because there are many people in kyiv and in kharkiv at that time everyone

was leaving en masse and hostilities were taking place, even russian tanks were entering the city and help was needed today, american volunteers are helping oleksiy in a stolen ambulance. karsten and lucas colorado have been friends for over 10 years. carlson came to ukraine back in march. ta wanted to join the foreign legion, but due to lack of military experience, he devoted himself to volunteering." since september, lukas joined a friend and volunteers together with him, they talked about this war, it is truly unprecedented, i just wanted to help in some way, but he had already established himself here and said that he would show me everything

, and i thought, why is nina always around civilians are one of the reasons why some local residents refuse to go. when volunteers come to pick them up, says oleksiy, many people are scared. they hear about cases when civilians are shot. unfortunately, they sit in terrible conditions just underground and are afraid even there to move 300 m from of this place, they are there, well, we have a bunker, and there are currently about 15 elderly people sitting there, the last uh, the last family that we persuaded to leave there, there was an elderly person who was simply suffocating because her husband was taken to the hospital. it turned out that, well, the doctors said that in such conditions for 2-3 days and he could not be saved, only oleksii lives without gas and electricity and in winter

people can simply freeze, so part of his daily work is to persuade people to leave. we are trying to persuade everyone who is in need evacuate everyone evacuate even if people have no place to live because we find places to settle people, then we find volunteer organizations that help with humanitarian psychological or financial assistance the day before yesterday i came to see a woman, she said i put borscht on the stove and i can't leave today, this resident woman has a serious degree of oncology, but she is not leaving for her own sake, but because of her bedridden daughter, they will pull her. elena's eldest daughter left for germany and from there left a request to oleksiy to take her mother and sick sister. i did not decide.