think and what do you do something, show something but i think that the poles on the 266th day like no other are definitely showing and showing both in business and at the human level and at such a powerful level that what they together with ukraine and us in this this full-scale tuesday is much simpler and easier precisely because we have such a neighbor next to us who does not stick a knife in the back, on the contrary, helps, so it is precisely in this situation that we now have to actually support the poles, although surprisingly yesterday this news became known that two missiles may have fallen which uh took her life that she was not confirmed and the government of poland was going and my polish friends wrote to me if everything is fine with you are you okay are you safe stay there we are with you and that's why we thank them thank you also for staying with us watching us even from canada, we thank you for this eu

press, next will be news of the economy andriyanitskyi, we will come back with andriy seychyk andriy , thank you for the word, colleagues, today we will also talk about the results of missile attacks, how they affect the ukrainian economy and about continuation of the grain agreement congratulations andriy yanitsky live on the espresso tv channel with economic news if you are watching us now on the internet, like it comment on the video send the link to your friends like us more people will see the grain agreement should be open-ended ukraine offers to expand this initiative to the ports of mykolaiv and olbia in the mykolaiv region this statement was made by president volodymyr zelenskyi during a speech at the summit of the group of twenty countries. he added that the strong participation of the turkish won and other partners showed how cooperation can restore food security. zelenskyi also noted that

since july, our state has exported more than 10 million tons of grain by sea. it can increase this export by another million tons every month. in vinnytsia, the city authorities have promised owners of apartment buildings who purchase generators to compensate for half its cost, our correspondents found such a house that bought a generator, let's see how this system works, it is the basement of one of the vinnytsia high-rise buildings, a meeting place for all residents in the house in the event of an air alarm, so that the hours of sitting in the basement passed with a lot of stress , the residents took care of the owner, ford, made repairs in the room, carried out lighting, the internet, arranged places to sit, brought blankets , children's games and basic necessities, so-and-so

candles and so-and-so are even brighter here, it's very hot yes, yes, three batteries, candles, there is a radio , candles, we have medical masks, it is possible, yes, someone will get sick there, there should also be garbage bags, coloring pages for children on this resident they did not stop and won a grant from a local charity fund with these funds, they created first-aid kits and started arranging the bathroom . this first aid kit came from some foreign donors

, that is, there are bandages, er, means to stop bleeding. and with the onset of cold weather, this basement became a heating point, the residents of the house rallied and bought a generator for 5, the head of the condominium says on the proposal was responded to almost unanimously. someone brought toys, someone brought water, someone brought scrap. well, that's how we rallied and made such a good shelter. the city council assembled it. we went to the meeting. we listened . well, the number of people who came to the general meeting is very problematic to collect . but they came, they understood the problem, we gathered the required number of votes in the evening, and the very next day, we ordered a generator and gave it to us.

brought, i.e. settled with the account of the condominium with the funds of the resident of this building, ms. larisa, who understands the importance of arranging such accessible heating points like no one else. the woman and her family fled the war from donbas in 2014. we are going down because, well, it is. our lives depend on it . all our residents should know this. i think that this is not just talk. it is very serious because there are areas and you know in which it is very bad for us. thank you lord. so far so far. well, we must follow the rules of 50% of the amount spent on the generator, the residents of the house they can return it if they submit the necessary documents for reimbursement to the housing department for the difference, which will be returned, you can order repair work at the cost of the city council, in particular, it is the replacement of windows with energy-saving ones or

the repair of the power supply system in the house or basement, they realized that not everywhere has the necessary ventilation, not everywhere people will be able to hire appropriate specialists to make the project, because the floor must also be suitable under the floor, let's say insulated from fire, it is iron, for example the iron floor must be the exit of the chimney, that's all, fire safety must be observed, that's why we don't recommend it, we recommend generators in particular . association 18 of them have already submitted an application for compensation anastasia holoshivets viktoriya vorushchak from vinnytsia for the espresso tv channel learn air warning signals descend in the shelter eh and make sure that the shelter is

cozy and safe and that you can spend more time there and now let's talk about economic news with our permanent experts who come on wednesdays, this is financial ana as a group of icu companies mykhailo demkiv and associate expert of analytical e-e of the analytical center case ukraine e-e evgeny dubagrys greetings good morning, we cannot bypass the results of yesterday's shelling. and in general, the impact of russian shelling on the infrastructure of ukraine, such as the lack of energy supply affects the economy as a whole, or is the macroeconomic effect already noticeable? and if the macro-effect is not noticeable, then it is possible to simply point out how the business adapts to the new working conditions, let's start with you, mr. mykhailo, what are your general conclusions, the conclusion is that it is difficult to

assess the scale of the damage. in the fact that the figures on the generation and consumption of electricity in ukraine were always very detailed because they could be analyzed, but starting from the end of october, when the attacks of the russians became more frequent, those figures began to be published is obviously for security reasons, so we can't accurately assess. we can only rely on the statements of officials who said that up to 40% of the infrastructure was affected and where else yesterday's before yesterday's attacks and that's why we see that the situation is actually very serious as far as macro forecasts are concerned, here is an interesting point : the national bank, the ministry of finance, when preparing the budget, in principle, start from quite optimistic assumptions that

this ukraine will cope with these challenges and will be able to fix its electric infrastructure in such a way that right now there are big , uh, troubles, great discomfort, people are without electricity, but in the long term, this will not be a significant obstacle for the economy. i really hope that this forecast is correct. i also hope for it at least earlier . was wrong and he could be trusted p yevgeny do you feel any global effect in the long term or is it possible for our economy rather in the medium term what is happening in the world right now yes this is the fact that many companies, especially western ones, pay more attention to open-ended risks, that is, they try to ensure the smooth operation of their companies, what does this

mean? and physically, this means that they prefer to hire more employees in those countries where they conduct projects, or let's honestly, not in ukraine because there are big risks, there are big risks that, for example, a person who works here on an outsourcer has the same it staff there. shelters and therefore really big especially it companies and consulting and companies they are now more focused on those people at least who are abroad and this can really have a rather bad effect on our service sector on a-a export of it services on the exporter of any services outsourcing. that is, this is such a risk for our balance of payments, including. that is, i do not hope, i do not doubt that ukraine will pass there calmly, ukraine will restore its power there, but

this trend is simply global, and it is not on our side the advantage is that security risks are taken much more seriously by companies. and that is, these are not such flexible solutions when you can quickly change an employee in a company in one day. if a person is hired in another country, they will keep in touch with him at least until the end of the contract, and the contracts are for six months and there are annual ones, mr. yevgeny. and this time even moldova was affected, they say that power outages began there due to russian missile attacks. electricity shutdowns and there, well, that’s how it is in moldova, but there are also other partners of ours. of course, it is because with moldova, what happened that romania, which supplies auto energy to moldova and just temporarily

during these shellings, disconnected its line and supplies simply from they explained it for security reasons. and indeed in europe they are doing the same thing now, just for security reasons. just in case, people will turn off the electricity just in order to fully provide for some risks that we and how children do not yet understand, so you know in europe in general, in europe in particular, people pay a lot of attention to the risk, a lot of attention to this scenario that something will go wrong, and that's why they think in advance . on the part of the governments, anonymous more, prepare for blackouts, prepare for the fact that we will be without electricity for a certain time, this is so that when it

starts or if it starts, people do not think that they have been abandoned, that they were not warned in advance prepare for this, well, that is, the only european energy system in which ukraine is a part, it is the only one that if one or another one of these bricks disappears from this building, the whole building can be damaged , and to confirm your words, i want to say that in germany the central bank has already thought about it and taken care of it about stocking up on cash, they say that the germans react very nervously to the nervous lack of cash and the inability to pay without cash, here is the question to mr. mykhailo, are these risks justified, and do ukrainians need to stock up on cash? anyway a case of withdrawing part of the funds of course this is not some kind of investment recommendation this is just common sense ivan very correctly remarked about the efforts of

european countries to assess risks and be ready for them and as for germany, it has historically turned out that the germans are very fond of cash even in for several generations, they have this habit of settling with paper solutions and it is very strongly inherent, i don't know if there will be blackouts in germany, but if there are, they will be related to the lack of generation and not to the fact that broken infrastructure in ukraine, even if they are connected to full-scale insulation. personally, i was a big supporter of cashless payments . for me, it will always be more convenient, but life in our country constantly teaches something new. and now i would definitely recommend keeping a small part of the money in cash because, despite the fact that ukrainian banks prepared for risks , transferred their servers to the cloud so that

russian missiles would not have a chance to destroy them. communication and paying e-e in the supermarket may be impossible, but i would caution against transferring all funds to cash due to the same security issues, we do not know when it will arrive and destroy e-e records somewhere in the clouds, which are all the more duplicated and actually impossible but cash unfortunately, it can burn shorter traditional economic advice to diversify risks as we once said that if you have e-e funds for investments, i.e. better or for savings, it is better to keep them in different currencies, the same now and in the forms of currencies yevgeny, is there anything to add to that? there is absolutely nothing to say . you know. that’s how it went. it’s a very cool thing . but it’s cool for peacetime, yes, if in peaceful sweden there is almost, well, 95% of the calculations in

the economy are even there . it's more of a cash vest, unfortunately, we can't afford it there, and you really know a certain amount, just in case, it's better to keep the logos, because at the beginning of the war, the banks coped with it, but there's no need, there's no need to repeat this burden on the banking system once again well, that's really the case, not even in the banking system, but simply that in a particular store we will have the internet and there will be electricity there, he did not purchase a generator, did not stock up on starlink and cannot connect his terminal to the general system although i know that there is already -e technical solutions e when it is possible to pay even without connecting to the internet without light so far the terminal as far as i know the last ones are not working i think the topic today is the grain corridor volodymyr zelenskyy spoke at the meeting

countries of the g20 but how he very original said that russia was a big 19 can no longer be considered a big country and he proposes to open the ports of olbia and mykolaiv and thus increase the supply of ukrainian grain to world markets in particular and this became possible and after the liberation of the kherson region, at the same time, the publication fainenje in the times writes that russia has not given up its desire to transport ammonia from the ukrainian territory and sell it through odessa sports, mr. mykhailo. how do you think russia can do here to dictate their terms or will they listen to her, well, they also continue to talk about the lifting of sanctions from rosilkhoz bank, but that publication washington writes that swift will not return payments to this bank, perhaps some of his

correspondent accounts will be kept in other banks and in this way it will be possible to settle for russian grain the fact is that the grain agreement was concluded in the summer and the term expires at the end of this week, according to the parties to this agreement, although there is no signed agreement between ukraine and russia, ukraine and russia will try to extend it almost i am sure that the agreement will be extended, but by bargaining for some additional advantages from the side of ukraine. this is a very strong move if this agreement will be extended to additional ports, because the armed forces of ukraine . to become available . these are the ports in which, before the full-scale invasion, quite a lot of grain was exported through them, and all active work was carried out. russia

, on its part, is trying to promote ammonia which is pumped for many thousands of kilometers from the territory of russia, the ukrainian coast, motivating the fact that these things are needed for agriculture in distant countries such as brazil, and additionally tries to pressure the lifting of sanctions from its banks, which are for export this ammonia is not needed and it is not here yet, the partners cut off and say no, this is not necessary , we will give two more words and yevgeny will add literally 20-30 seconds on this topic, you have p yevheny, can you say whether there is anything new here in the position of russia and in the position of ukraine, the position of ukraine is that we are expanding this agreement to mykolayiv and olbia, i hope that the president knows what makes her security risks there are not there if we

supply through those that relate specifically to ammonia, in my opinion, it will be a huge mistake of our partners if they allow this export will allow this agreement, they will put pressure on ukraine and ultimately ukrainian citizens, the ukrainian military. i don't think they will understand that any russian raw materials, including non not critical for the world, for the world if there is no ammonia, thank you, dear experts, for your comments, not all the topics we prepared were able to be discussed, but it will be all the better to talk to you next week, we will raise them, and they were economic news on the espresso tv channel, economic experts mykhailo demkiv and yevhen dubagrista, i am the presenter andriy yanitsky, together we will win good

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continue it andriy saichuk lesya vakulyuk good morning to everyone who joins our broadcast on espresso good morning to everyone who joins of our marathon, we hope that everything is quiet with you. take it easy that you can go to work with a light stove and electricity. in november, the nikopol district was again shelled. there is information here in the dnipropetrovsk region. i just saw that one of our viewers from nikopol wrote in the comments under the youtube broadcast. by the way, comment on our youtube broadcast. they also wrote about that was to stop or stay the war for those people in nikopol who lost a roof over their heads as a result of the shelling. maybe we will get some information later. well, at least now we can

just remind you, suddenly you don't know him, to the hotline of the mayor of nikopol, oleksandr sayuk. and this there is a phone number 680320-680320 for the people of nikopol, maybe this is useful information, this is the number of the hotline where you can ask your question to the mayor, it is on the official website, call, ask, solve this issue well, we we're moving on we're moving on we're moving on to kherson oblast to kherson now we'll ask how things are going, uh, we'll talk to a journalist from kherson , serhiy nikitenko, who often joins us, uh, joins our cardboard on the air, it's interesting that uh, mr. serhiy finally managed to visit to his homeland, a nice video from there. we saw that he went to his father's birthday party. let's wait for mr. serhiy until

he appears. let's look at these footage. relatives get in touch eh, it's not incredible when you don't have contact with your relatives, time passes and here you finally hear a native voice or receive some text message because we know that in kherson there are also problems with communication people there eh they are trying to connect to some generators to recharge their phones, because life has not yet been restored after the russians tried to take that life by running away, nodding their heels from kherson and taking everything they can, let's watch this actual video of a meeting with a journalist from kherson serhiy nikitenko from his to your relatives

, we congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes glory to ukraine i don't know we are here you know the tears came i don't know how you felt this moment when you finally saw your relatives you saw everything was just happiness and i began to believe that i was finally home what was the first thing your relatives told you or did they tell you they asked more well, of course they asked about the grandchildren of course what for how what is happening in general according to people there still live in an

information vacuum they have no influence uh well he gave nothing except gas the only single sign of civilization and it is clear that people no matter who you are i met in the first days. now it's a little easier, now there is a connection, but that's the first thing they ask , what's going on in general, you - ours, and so on and in general, well, now we're already beginning to understand the scale of war crimes in particular because there is a lot of evidence that people lived in an atmosphere of such terror, weighed every word, were afraid of some neighbors who were pro-russian , were reported because people simply disappeared, and now you can see the scale of these repressions, purges based on national characteristics, of those crimes that i have already

i saw yes well, that's not what i saw i heard in svobody square, you understand what's happening there, well, apparently , such a daily celebration still takes place, people go to the square to meet the armed forces of ukraine, of course i saw there a large number of my friends and acquaintances who have already managed to tell me no on camera yes, so far people don't even want to talk on camera, especially you know they don't like such emotions now and we understand it uh, hmm, a lot of my friends were and still are in russian captivity, they are not even captives, they were kidnapped they shouldn't, they were stolen, er, hmm, the terror was simply maximum, they came to people with searches, they were taken away only because they didn't like them visually, i met an acquaintance who was er, taken away twice for the neighbor's thanos, i understand because he was in the teroborons and took them from them,

then his friends were kidnapped and tortured and well, they didn't force cooperation. you live a civilized country, kherson simply sank for a few months, and uh, creatures that look like people can do such a thing, that is, kherson literally sank in the 37th year for a few months of this occupation, it is terrible what to do with those who remained and who reported on their neighbors and acquaintances there by those who cooperated with the occupiers but for some reason did not cross with them, as the russian liberal latynina said there