it's difficult, it's difficult in the east, our guys are there, indeed, in a very serious confrontation with the russian federation, but they fulfill their purpose. they protect the ukrainian land and every day they reduce the number of soldiers and the quality of the russian armed forces. that's how it should be because it's a matter of military success and glory to ukraine, those are the russian troops that are located in the luhansk region. who is this vaner ? you say i don't know, i'm honest, it's just that you're interested in this, i know that there's a large number of mobs over us. well, that's logical, because they're probably just preparing for the term now, they're generous, but i just

can't remember which ones are there right now, part of the russian army is there for you this information is from such sources. i'm just, to be honest, i wasn't looking in the wrong direction. look, the russians have announced the evacuation of kupyansk rubizhny. what can this step tell us? the war is not won by defense, it is obvious that they are now analyzing the existence of combat-capable units and there are different versions of how they want to use them or with some counter-attacks to cut apart the groupings of the ukrainian armed forces and take them there in a tactical environment and then demand some strong positions er acceptance of their conditions er well as they know these

plans they are very interesting for er military departments or maybe later for historians but all these plans actually break down into the ability ukrainian troops to resist this aggression, and where they wanted to take kiev in three days, all of ukraine in a week, so they can’t take over there for more than two months, simply annihilating their entire units there and in other areas. the same the situation, that is, they can plan everything that is cold as long as the ukrainian nation is helping the armed forces, while our guys and girls are motivated to defend our land, all these plans are doomed to defeat and the only final, which will inevitably be devastating russian of the armed forces and the defeat of russia and its capitulation with the

subsequent adoption of a serious measure, e.e., of certain measures regarding decentralization, and let’s say the release of empowered peoples from this prison of peoples, which russia unfortunately remained after the collapse of the soviet union, a huge amount of work will still be done, but before that, it is ukraine is the catalyst of all those events that will lead to this of course we appreciate western aid without it we would pay a many times higher price er i mean first of all er lost human life but such a price for freedom, it simply does not fall from the sky, it must be fought, we will simply receive a cruel historical experience, which well, ignored at the time . they are not worth taking smart steps in the future thank you thank you it was viktor the triangle and

just against building your future not repeating the mistakes of the past so when for your service also well well, watch in half an hour after my broadcast actually there will be a speech from saltenberg, let's look at nato's reaction well, look further with us we have a lot of interesting week in the program, judicial control with tatyana shustrava, sympathetic judges, how the appeals chamber of the higher anti-corruption court saves high-ranking officials from detention, a conversation for the sake of a solution, or a device, an investment in a ruin for what will the mayor of bila tserkva be tried for, that it is a million dollars, we were shocked. but why did the suspect of corruption, gennady dyky,

refuse to pay the bail? thursday, november 17 at 4:40 p.m. judicial control program with tetyana shustrova on the espresso tv channel . i am iryna koval, mother, wife, host of the espresso tv channel. i am also a volunteer . i am very grateful to my colleagues for supporting me in this, the war has become a part of each of us, i am trying to find the strength in myself not to despair and continue to help our soldiers, at the end of the day, everyone wakes up the morning is given by the tireless work of volunteers, my favorite

work and the closest people are near, but the most inspiring to live are our defenders, i thank our defenders for the opportunity to feel alive and support them financially, each of you can help even a small contribution to support the troops saves the lives of our soldiers and brings our victory closer 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 proposes 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 g20 summit. 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 further for millions of tons every month in vinnytsia, the city authorities have promised those owners of apartment buildings who purchase generators to compensate for half of its cost, our correspondents have already found such a house that purchased a generator, let's see how this system works, this is the basement of one of the vinnytsia high-rise buildings, a meeting place for all residents of the building in in the case of an air alarm announcement, so that the hours of sitting in the basement passed with a match of stress, the residents took care of the

owner, ford, made repairs in the room, carried out lighting, internet, places to sit, blankets, children's games and basic necessities brought, yes, a candle, and so-and-so is even brighter, it's very hot here, yes, three batteries, there 's a radio, candles, we have medical masks, it's possible, yes, someone will get sick there, there should also be garbage bags, coloring pages for children, the residents did not stop at this and won a grant from a local charity fund, with these funds they created first-aid kits and started arranging the bathroom. we have e-e first-aid kits for providing first aid or

maybe someone will get sick. there are such estruses from the podilsk community, they collected them for us like this, uh, this first aid kit came from some uh, foreign donors , that is, there are bandages, uh, means to stop bleeding. and even with the onset of cold weather, this basement became a heating point for the residents at the house, they rallied and bought a 5 kw generator, the head of the condominium says that they responded to the offer almost unanimously. someone brought toys, someone brought water, someone brought a scrap metal. well, that is, yes, we got together and made such a nice shelter. she was collecting the city council. we went . we listened to the meeting. i informed my residents again, and we gathered a general meeting in the evening, and the number of people who

came to the general meeting is very problematic to gather, but they came, they understood the problem, and we gathered the necessary number in the evening the number of votes and the very next day we ordered a generator and it was brought to us, that is, we settled the account of the condominium with the funds of the resident of this building, larisa, like no one else, understands the importance of arranging such accessible heating points. donbass in 2014 we are going down to well this our lives depend on this all our residents should know this and i think this is not just talk and chatter this is very serious because there are areas and you know in which we are very bad thank you lord for now yes well, it is necessary to follow the rules of 50% of the sum spent on the generator, the residents of the building can return it if they submit the necessary documents

for reimbursement to the department of housing . councils, in particular, it is the replacement of energy-saving windows 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 do the project, because the floor must also be suitable under the bulrush to be, let 's say, insulated from fire, it is an iron floor, for example, an iron floor there must be a chimney exit, that's all, fire safety must be observed, that's why we don't recommend it, we recommend generators, why , because the generator can be placed outside run a pike cable and don't worry that there will be poisonous carbon monoxide. currently, 32 associations have joined the support program for residents of apartment buildings, 18 of them have already submitted

an application for compensation. uh and make sure the shelter is cozy and safe and you can spend more time there and now let's talk about other economic news with our regular uh the experts who are included on wednesdays are the financial analyst of the icuum group of companies mykhailo demkiv and the associate expert of the analytical e-e analytical center case ukraine e-e yevhen 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 as the absence energy supply affects the economy as a whole, is the macroeconomic effect already noticeable. and

if the macro-effect is not noticeable, then it is possible to simply note how the business adapts to new conditions let's work, mr. mykhailo, let's start with you. what are your general conclusions

that ukraine will cope with these challenges and will be able to fix its electrical infrastructure in such a way that now there are big 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. the national bank of ukraine was not wrong in its forecasts and could be trusted. yevgeny, do you feel something global effect in the long term , is it possible for our economy rather medium-term? if what is happening in the world now is

what many companies, especially western ones, pay more attention to open-ended risks, that is, they try to ensure the uninterrupted operation of their companies, what does this mean? physically, this means that they prefer to hire more employees in those countries where they conduct projects or, let's be honest, not in ukraine because there are big risks, big risks what, for example, is a person who works outsourced here , the same it people are there, will they be left without electricity, or will they sit in air shelters, and that is why they are really big, especially it companies and consulting and companies, they are now more focused on those people, at least who are abroad. it can really have quite a bad effect on our service sector on a-a export of it services on export and any

outsourcing services so it's such a risk for our balance of payments including so i don't i hope, i have no doubt that ukraine will pass there peacefully, ukraine will restore its capacities there, but this trend is simply global, and it is not in our favor, because security risks are also taken much more seriously by companies. and that is, these are not such flexible solutions when you can quickly change them in one day an employee in the company, if a person is hired in another country, eh, they will keep in touch with him at least until the end of the contract, and there are six-month and annual contracts, mr. yevgeny. and this time even moldova was affected they say that there have been power outages as a result of russian missile attacks. can this problem spill over to other countries and cause damage, lead to temporary power outages there? well, it's the same as in

moldova, but there are also other partners of ours of course, it is because with moldova, what happened that romania, which supplies energy tractors to moldova and just temporarily during these shellings, disconnected its line and supplies simply for security reasons, they explained it and indeed in europe they are now doing that just for safety reasons. just in case , people will turn off the electricity just in order to ensure that there are some risks that we as children do not yet fully understand. therefore, 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 about it in advance. and what to do if it even flies to them and that's why it really

went there so far unofficial but there is already communication from the governments anonymous more prepare for blockouts, prepare for the fact that we will be without electricity for a certain period of time, this is so that when it starts, because if it starts, people will not think that they were abandoned, that they were not warned, and prepare for this in advance, well, that is, the only european energy system in which ukraine is a part, it is on that and the only thing is that if one, one, one, this clay pot disappears from this building, then the whole house can be damaged , and to confirm your words, i want to say that in germany, the central bank has already thought about it , made sure to stock up on cash, they say that the germans react very nervously about the lack of cash and the impossibility of paying without cash. here is a question for mr. mykhailo: are these risks justified, and

do ukrainians need to stock up on cash? just in case, withdraw part of the funds. of course, this is not some kind of investment recommendation - this is just common sense. ivan very correctly noted 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 have been very fond of cash for several generations. the habit of settling with paper solutions is and is very much inherent, i don't know if there will be blackouts in germany, but if there are, they will be related to a lack of generation and not to the fact that the infrastructure in ukraine is broken, although we are connected to a full-scale warm-up personally, i was a big supporter of cashless payments , for me it was always convenient, more convenient, but life

constantly teaches us something new. and now i would definitely recommend keeping a small part of the money in cash, because even despite the fact that ukrainian banks prepared for risks , interrupted their servers in the clouds so that russian missiles did not have a chance to destroy them . the transfer of all funds to cash on the same security issues, we do not know when it will arrive, but to destroy the records somewhere in the cloud, which is all the more duplicated and actually impossible. and cash, unfortunately , can burn out, traditional economic advice to diversify risks, as we once said that if you have funds for investments, that is, it is better or for savings, then how is it better to save in different currencies, as well, now you also need

to diversify in terms of currencies, yevgeny, is there anything to add to that you know it's absolutely disgusting, you know. this is a very cool thing. but it 's cool for peacetime. if in peaceful sweden, almost 95% of the calculations for the economy there are even more, it's cash. unfortunately, we ca n't afford it there, and really some you know a certain amount, just in case, it is better to keep cash, because at the beginning of the war, the banks coped with this, but there is no need, there is no need to repeat this burden on the banking system once again. when there will be electricity there, he did not purchase a generator, did not stock up on starlinks and cannot connect his terminal to the general system, although i know that there are already technical solutions, when it is possible to pay even without connecting to

the internet is still without light, the terminal is not working as far as i know. i think the topic for today is the grain corridor. volodymyr zelenskyi spoke at the meeting of the g20 countries. 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 even after the liberation of kherson region. russia has not given up its desire to transport ammonia from ukrainian territory and sell it through odesa sports, mr. mykhailo. in your opinion, to what extent can russia dictate its terms here, or is it listened to, and they

continue to talk about the lifting of sanctions on rossilkhozbank, but the test edition of washington writes that e swift will not return payments to this bank, perhaps some of its correspondent accounts will be kept in other banks and in this way it will be possible to pay for russian grain. the fact is that a 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 e-e agreement between them, ukraine and russia will try to e-e extend it, i am almost sure that the agreement will be extended, but by bargaining for themselves some additional advantages from the side ukraine this is a very strong move if this agreement will be extended to additional ports

as the armed forces of ukraine. 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 push ammonia, which is pumped many thousands of kilometers from the territory of russia to 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 not needed for the export of this ammonia and here they have partners cutting and they say no, this is not necessary. let's give yevhen two more words to add on this topic. you have literally 20-30 seconds. yevhen, 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 extending this agreement to mykolaiv and olvia, i hope that the president knows what makes her the security risks there are not there. if we supply through those that concern ammonia in particular, in my opinion, it will be a huge mistake of our partners, if they allow this export, they will allow this agreement, they will put pressure on ukraine and in the end, ukrainian citizens, the ukrainian military, it seems to me that they will not understand the fact that any russian raw materials will be delivered through the port of odessa, including non- your comments were not able to discuss all the topics we were preparing, but it will be better to talk with you next week, we will raise them and they were news

of the economy on the espresso tv channel, economic experts mykhailo demkiv and yevhen dubagrista i presenter andriy yanitskyi, we will win together, we are looking for 16-year-old serhiy samoilov, the boy disappeared in mariupol at the beginning of march, and there has been no news from him for more than eight months. serhiy's mother will come back, she said that on the first day of the full-scale war in mariupol, it was already quite restless and with every hour the situation worsened rapidly due to the bombings, the family hid in the basement, but shelling was not the only one the problem of the residents of mariupol in mariupol began 24 hours a day. we didn't have clean

water. we didn't even drink water . nothing well, you just sat cleanly and wanted to, despite all the horrors, what bothered fifteen-year-old serhiy samoilov the most was the lack of internet access, that's why the boy wanted to leave mariupol. they changed it to asperger's syndrome, he is not very good at what he is not very good at, well, he is not very good at mathematics, but

he is very gifted at something, he started programming 10 years ago, he knows it well, plusplus, everyone is sharp , he writes his own programs. well, the smart woman says, i will go sit he thought logically that he would sweat on the territory of ukraine. serhiy planned to go to his mother's friend in pokrovsk, which is also the donetsk region, about 200 km from mariupol, and the family did not dare to move, so the boy left home alone, you had nothing to eat and drink and it was very scary, he took a backpack with him, it had a computer, he dressed like a young man,

i say seryozha come on, i thought he walks around the house and comes back and seryozha left the house already when he left i already understood what we did with my wife, we did not keep him only one thing, serhii never made it home to pokrovsk, the boy also did not return, and no one knows where he is now. serhii's mother still lives in mariupol. but he does not lose hope of finding his son and is doing everything possible for this, in particular, despite the tense situation in the city a woman found a connection to call us to see such a situation, the city is completely destroyed, i don't know. no, there is nothing where i live , and there is no internet at all. no, i caught it. there is no ego territory, not

in hospitals, i handed over the dna, so they looked at the dna, nothing, no news anywhere, nothing, no , maybe the guy is stuck somewhere in the territories not under the control of ukraine and there is simply no way to leave there, so i am asking especially the residents of the temporarily occupied donetsk region, who may see this program on social networks, look carefully at the photo of the child, serhiy looks like he is 16 years old, he has short blond hair and dark eyes, if anyone has seen the boy after march 8, or if anyone knows where he may be now, do not hesitate to dial from any which mobile operator is the short number of the magnolia children's search service 116,000 calls to the hotline are free if suddenly there is no connection, write