and ensures the operation of everything that is necessary in the operating room, where operations are carried out, there is a power source thanks to which the intensive care unit works. this is kyiv city clinical hospital number six. 460 people can be treated here at the same time. we saved the station from possible shelling, we taxed it, then we found this one somewhere, how about it, well, at the beginning, it was very short of bags, but we got the imported sand. some guys loaded they tied it to others and brought it to us, and they also brought us 32 blocks, that is, it was enough for a diesel generator and oxygen tanks, the hospital belongs to the critical infrastructure, it is provided with everything necessary in the first place, but doctors also save light, they turn on the light only where necessary in the event of a complete disconnection from

networks, the hospital can fully support itself for up to 10 days without the help of the kyiv authorities, of course the generator does not turn on, that is, there is light in the hospital. we can stay, there is a well, that is, our water is autonomous and we also have our own personal gender , an autonomous boiler house, a boiler room, for example. yes , like all the houses of the whole. well, there is a hospital or something like that. and we have another autonomous one, but now there is no heating, we switched which is on pallets for different there er shavings of seeds everything stands yes so i wandered here in the sixth hospital they will continue to receive patients and provide medical services nazar onysko yuliya trach oleksandr prozorov nazariy volosheniuk ideas news at the public a in the

dnipro maternity hospital during the blackout 23 in november, a boy was born to the mother, the baby performed a caesarean section, the doctors operated with headlamps , the lighting system was powered by a generator, my colleagues talked with the woman in labor , oksana and yuriy, they waited for a child for 7 years, they found out about the pregnancy in march. planned for a very , very long time, waited for november 23 at 11 o'clock and oksana began to take over the people. how suddenly, as a result of the russian missile attacks, the light and water disappeared."

umbilical cord wrapped around the child, so the doctors they decided to perform a caesarean section, the baby was so nimble in utero that it got so wrapped up in the umbilical cord that this umbilical cord began to squeeze the baby during delivery, and the child suffered the results of this, the doctor recalls, the operating room was prepared in a matter of minutes, we have a generator lamp and it was also being recharged all the time in we have headlamps so that we can work , we have battery lamps, we were ready for this before this situation, but still somehow we couldn't believe that such an absurdity was already genocide will also happen on the side of the russian federation in women's surgery. oksana tried everything to call her husband, who was at home in the magdaliniv district at the time. there was no connection. i gave birth

at 4:30 p.m. and called home until 9:00 p.m. when the boy nazar was born. oksana and yuri blackout age will grow up to be special, beautiful, strong everything will be fine and even though nazar people have come to their senses, the doctors say, so they promise to discharge the mother with the baby already next week sofia moskalenko and yevhen shpak dnipro well, already today, kyiv can switch from emergency to scheduled blackouts, says mayor vitaliy klitschko, 25% of the city's residents are currently without electricity, heat has been returned to 95% of houses in ivano-frankivsk, the lights will be turned off for 4 hours

and turned on for two, said mayor ruslan martsynkiv, and first of all critical infrastructure facilities in sumy oblast will be supplied with power from six in the morning until midnight, schedules will be in effect for two hours after two , reports the local oba in rivne oblast , power supply will be turned off for 4 hours twice on the day before the power supply began to be restored in kherson in the vacated place, there was no light for more than two weeks, the occupiers fled and destroyed the power system, first of all they will heal the critical infrastructure, the head of the kherson district reports - then light will appear in the homes of the citizens well, before others there, romania became the first state in the european union, which has a long-term plan to help ukrainian refugees , assures the president of the union of ukrainians in romania, myroslav mykola petretsky, what problems do ukrainians who fled the war face in romania

and how the romanians themselves treat them, about this the head of the union of ukrainians of romania asked the games of shavrov there were people whom we never knew what they were like we never saw whom we never heard of who just wanted to help took in refugees in order to feed them give them for housing p myroslava good afternoon i welcome you to the first channel of public broadcasting thank you for taking the time to talk with us today good afternoon i sincerely thank you for the invitation, first i would like to talk with you about the information war that russia is waging of ukraine and not only a-a on the territory of ukraine on november 4, putin said that the idea of ​​taking over ukraine, formed by warsaw even before the second world war, is allegedly preserved in romania, as well as in hungary and poland, this is a quote in turn . the ministry of foreign affairs of romania denied

the fictions of the russian president about the alleged desire of bucharest take over a part of the ukrainian territories that were once part of romania a-a and my question to you will be how a-a massive are the attacks of russia in this information war on romanians and on ukrainians living in romania of course, this war. if you want information, including the information provided by the russian federation, it is very well-known and it is new for ukrainians in romania or for romania, because of this, in general, the citizens of romania understand it very well and know how to check all this information. by the way, as you said, the ministry of foreign affairs of romania from the very beginning very clearly expressed its position regarding this information, including the vision of these romanian citizens,

regardless of their nationality, that in general, what are the headlines of the mass media in romania now ? and what can be seen on television? can you rate this as more support for ukraine? are they still often criticizing the actions of the romanian authorities in the mass media ? of ukraine from the very beginning, she, uh, i have already said that she has held the status of a reliable partner and friend of ukraine for many times, and we can see this uh, and between the citizens of romania on tv or i knew how their other channels of information, i have always said that it is very important for all of us to understand and that this state of support continues, fortunately for us, we can see it now in romania, we can see how it

supports and ordinary people how they support ukrainians , how they support ukraine, and i think that this is now the most important moment for everyone, regardless of where we were, in which country we lived, to understand that the support that is needed to come to ukraine should continue. and fortunately, we see this everywhere in romania both from the side of the government and representatives parliament and ask the citizens, that is, there are no questions in this area that prior to this, due to several recent massive shellings by the russian army, the energy infrastructure of ukraine was very badly affected. how did the romanian government react to these events? field we know very well that uh, in fact, on the fourth of us, uh, romania has taken a number

of measures to help the country, including uh, it plays a role in the national sector, including uh, regarding the export of grain, and here we can to emphasize the very good cooperation that exists at the regional level even at the moment, here we are mainly talking about the air that borders the regions of ukraine and from there, and for now, there is a lot of help in this series as well. by the way, the union of ukrainians before this, romania is buying generators to help the regional state administrations, now it was lying to the military administrations and institutions, by the way, this support has been coming from the very beginning, but now it is more focused on this. in order to support the energy sector, of

course, here already, we will not talk about the created clear decision-making structure of the coordination of energy to give the opportunity to institutions with various powers to connect and help the authorities to take energy of ukraine, including for the crisis due to which we all pass through as refugees. so, let's talk about ukrainians who fled the war and were waiting all over europe, in particular, according to the latest data, there are almost 90,000 ukrainian forced migrants in romania, and how much of the rada romania accepts in i can say that i visited a lot of ukrainian refugees and i saw the hospitality of the state, but everything we saw in romania, i never thought i would see it, and i am not telling you as a representative of the

ukrainian community. what can i say about these citizens? we saw in those moments that it was actually unreal because everyone was asking us and all the representatives of the government of the organization about how i can help and there were people like them. we never knew how they were . we never saw about which we have never heard that people who just wanted to help , people who waited at the borders, people who took in refugees in order to feed them, give them housing, and at the moment you know that romania is the first country in the european union that has a medium and long-term plan for e-e help there e-e including their integration on the territory of e-e countries where they are temporarily e-e staying, what obstacles and problems do ukrainians face when they get to romania, they may be mothers with children, they may be people with disabilities

there may be elderly people, etc. a-a what are these problems and how are they solved will they be solved soon romania created a clear decision-making and coordination structure from the first day of the crisis at the government level a high-level working group was created which is coordinated by the prime minister - secondly, the minister at the level of the prime minister's office created a strategic coordination group for humanitarian aid headed by state secretaries in order to provide a strategic basis for the humanitarian response. thus the first response mechanism was created, and here we are talking about emergency aid, every ukrainian citizen who entered from ukraine directly had access and will continue to have access to the entire territory

outside of romania, and depending on the circumstances, access to the asylum procedure, here we are talking about petruk , romania belongs to the competence of the general inspectorate of migration issues. and as for access to the registration procedure, of course there are currently six regional centers at four key border crossing points, we all know this very well all tumara maramurish suceava and in the air er tulchicha, taking into account the composition and delicate situation of romania, issued two emergency decrees by which displaced persons from ukraine er have the right to a minimum package of services and protection. this is very important that er they have access to all these services, this is a minimum package of services, security measures here we say that on the border with ukraine, the border crossing and the maintenance of public

order have been increased, including the number of employees in order to make them easy to say to guide and help here we are talking about the gendarmerie we are talking about emergency officers here we are also talking about special measures for potential victims of human trafficking a simplified mechanism for detecting cases of human trafficking was also created and identification indicators were distributed of course we are talking about special measures for unaccompanied minors as well and in this direction, several steps were taken and assistance in case of injuries, and also in this civil protection . if you want, e.e., the field of employment, we are talking general e indicators and the state at different levels regarding

, including regarding work, of course we also talk about the field of education. children who fled the war with their parents on their own, and we are also talking about the field of health care. in the fields of employment, how easy is it, but before that, i would like to ask how easy it is to find housing if, say, an individual or, er, some legal entity takes in er, the residence of er displaced refugees, then the government provides those

persons for each displaced person with funds for living and food, including centers, if they want to live in centers, then i and centers where they have everything they need, but there is also such a procedure, that is, they can, for example, in an apartment, and then the government provides them with all the funds for so that they live there and for food , including. yes, these funds are provided for six months to a year or permanently. it depends on whether they ask for help for temporary protection, then it comes to the river and they can continue everything. if not, then up to 90 days, how easy is it to find a job considering the fact that everyone wants to feed themselves and only receive social assistance from the romanian government, this is not enough for a normal life, and what is the situation on the labor market, is it easy to find a job without knowing the romanian language, all

citizens of ukraine have the right to employment in romania here. of course , changes were made to more than 20 laws so that citizens of ukraine could more easily go to work if, for example, they left the territory of romania on the basis of the laws and applied to receive temporary protection, then the resettled people have the right to work for individuals or legal entities on the basis of the status of temporary protection and a residence permit is issued for a period of 12 months, and here we say with the possibility of extending this period that it allows you to work of course, we say here that citizens of ukraine who want to work in our country do not need a work visa, that is, they can get a job if they do not have documents confirming

their professional qualifications or work experience. then it is necessary for employment to be employed on the basis of a self-report e- mail if you want a declaration of the fact that this or that person who comes from ukraine meets the conditions for professional qualifications, all the necessary applications, because i have them on official websites , they can go to regional centers where government representatives provide them with all the necessary information. despite this, for example, that they do not understand the romanian language, the romanian government, together with the ministry of education, national television and the union of ukrainians in romania, organize courses for the romanian language, which are free of charge for both children and adults in order to so that they can integrate more easily, there are also courses that are held in various centers, including in our premises of the union of ukrainians in romania, where

immigrants can learn romanian for free language and in such a way that they can more easily integrate themselves into romanian society, in which areas is it easiest for ukrainians and abroad to find a job in romania, it is some different work area, or maybe there is a catering industry, is it easy to find a job by specialty, i repeat, there are many cases, for example, there are there are many kidnappers who can and now work for us in romania. i am, for example, representatives of the mass media who have also found work here in romania. to find a job, they take into account this legacy , the procedure provided by the government in the last month with the number of people who apply for work is constantly increasing, and i think that this is a positive thing, including that people want to provide for themselves on their own

, and i think that this is the main indicator for the future, and what is the situation in the educational sphere, for example, how easy is it to place a child in a kindergarten or perhaps in a school, are there places in these educational institutions for children, are there studies in the ukrainian language, and how the situation here we can say that in fact from the first weeks the government has ensured the continuation of education to support the process of e-e education of ukrainian children and students here we can of course say that romania has a huge experience in what because we know what we are experiencing both minorities and our government minorities are very sensitive to us, we also have education in the ukrainian language in romania for years there are educational institutions, we can say from kindergartens to universities and also but despite this, there were measures in life to allow and we can say

to encourage and increase the degree of enrollment of ukrainian children in the educational system, including by providing the necessary human resources by hiring romanian and ukrainian teachers, as well as providing the necessary material resources, here i want to emphasize that one aspect, including now that many schools in romania were equipped so that, for example , children who want to study according to the ukrainian system and at least participate in real courses organized by the ministry of education of ukraine, the government in romania, he provided them with beauty where the purchase was made, he knitted all the necessary interactive boards so that they could participate in these courses, and in addition, our specialists of ukrainian origin worked with them, who also help.

of school inspectorates, any child who temporarily lives on the territory of romania e-e from ukraine she can enroll as an audit in any school institution on the territory of romania. in romanian schools, they can even do it. so, regardless of where they or i want, including in universities, and it can be done now in romania, we have more than 500 students, if i am not mistaken, who have enrolled only now in universities in september. the situation in the field of health care, is it easy to get medical assistance in the case of urgent critical urgent conditions of the so -called or for people who have chronic diseases, ukrainian refugees are also under e-e protection in romania e-e they are included in

of the national public health program of course, the government, together with its partners, ensured the provision of medical services such as medical materials, medicines and medical devices within the framework of the social health insurance system and ensures their full integration into the romanian health care system and at the beginning all public hospitals have access and ukrainian immigrants where they are provided with free e-e assistance, including if they need to provide translation in this regard, all this is provided by the state, what would you like to talk about precisely about the attitude of both romanians and ukrainians and ukrainians towards ukrainians, have you noticed any drastic changes of the local population towards ukrainians after the start of the full-scale invasion after february 24. how would you

characterize romania's attitude towards ukrainian immigrants in one or two words, it was from the very beginning we can say that this support, as i told you, regardless of nationality, regardless of where the onion came from, in the cities or perhaps in the villages, everywhere this support was and still is i am working. and now people are asking what they can do to help, that is, with regard to humanitarian aid. if you want a lot of natural persons, ordinary people . er, in the future, we will continue to support, for example, resettled people, yes, this support and this cooperation exist everywhere. that is, there is nothing that does not work at the moment in this area. i am not yet tired of ukrainians.

why get tired because i am repeating. we have very good cooperation and we can say that ours is ours . it was somehow so natural if ugh, cooperation became more intense, we can say that this is very useful. in my opinion, there is no such attitude among romanians that the money that the romanian government spends on ukrainian refugees could be spent on other sectors of the economy for the support of the romanians themselves, the government in general is very transparent in our country, it does everything and, i repeat, having the support of representatives of the parliament , representatives of the state administration, including at the local level, there could have been black

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