everything with dolgit now let the dolgit cream anesthetize , reduce swelling and improve the mobility of the joints because the joints are already broken by the only yellow cream for pain in the joints and back, ask at the pharmacies , good day pharmacy and one social pharmacy dolgit cream 100 g with a 20% discount. i am iryna koval, mother, wife, host of the espresso tv channel. i am also a volunteer. our soldiers at the front need a lot of things every day, and that is why it is part of my life. today, this is help to the armed forces of ukraine, and i am very grateful to my colleagues for supporting me in this, the war has become a part of it. each of us, i try to find the strength in myself not to despair and continue to help our soldiers, in the end, the strength to wake up every

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 i support them financially, every one of you can help even a small contribution to support the troops saves the lives of our soldiers and brings our victory closer on the air from washington ukrainian service program america's voice, i'm yuliya yarmolenko. congratulations , the united states has announced a new military

aid package for ukraine worth $275 million. the focus of this particular package is on strengthening ukraine's air defenses and protecting vital infrastructure. this is how white house spokeswoman karin jeanpierre commented on the news, while russia continues waging its brutal war against the people of ukraine, the biden administration announces a new $275 million security aid package to help ukraine protect itself from russian aggression, this package will provide ukraine with new capabilities to strengthen air defense and counter threats from iranian drones that russia uses to attack vital infrastructure in ukraine and kill ukrainian civilians, today's announcement also includes equipment that ukraine uses very effectively to defend itself on battlefield about the new package of

security assistance in detail, as well as additional funding for ukraine, which is already being worked on by the american congress, we will talk with my colleague kateryna lisunova, who joins the broadcast from the senate building katya congratulations congratulations that we know the details of the next package of military aid from the united states, what is included in it, as reported in the pentagon , the new package of aid to ukraine, which amounts to 275 million dollars, in particular, includes additional ammunition for himers installations also 80,000 artillery installations apologies for artillery shells e-e 155 mm caliber equipment for drones additional anti-aircraft capabilities defense as well as vehicles hambis ambulances and medical equipment as well as approximately 150 generators and field equipment in total as reported by the pentagon since the beginning of the full-scale e russian and e-e russian invasion of ukraine in the united states of america has provided ukraine with a total of more than 19 billion

dollars in aid as western analysts have repeatedly commented that it continues its stockpiles of weapons and to replenish it turns to countries such as iran today john kirby coordinator with strategic of communications, the national security council of the united states stated that iran has actually become the main conductor of the main supplier of weapons to russia. how concerned are the united states about this cooperation and how do they propose to counter it, according to kirby? currently, iran is the main military partner of russia, and their cooperation will only increase in the coming months. e at the beginning of august and at the beginning of august this year, iran provided russia with hundreds of drones, in addition, negotiations are currently underway on the development of joint processing between russia and drones on the territory of russia, in addition, iran plans to sell ballistic missiles to russia in turn, russia cooperates with iran at the level

of detachable ones, as well as training, it is so at the beginning. as in the spring of this lesson, iranian pilots trained on russian su -35 fighters and so already next year, we should expect that russia will provide its fighters to iran, in addition, russia plans to transfer to iran helicopters and anti-aircraft defense systems, according to kirby, such cooperation brings a threat not only to ukraine, but also to the countries of the middle east and to security at the international level in general, and the united states is already planning to create a group of like-minded countries that will work to counter such military and early russian cooperation. in addition, the united states has already announced today that it will not impose sanctions on three russian organizations that are associated with the strengthening of such military cooperation between tehran and moscow, of course very important sanctions were announced today

katya yesterday the house of representatives voted for the defense budget for 2023, where, in particular, 800 million dollars were laid down for additional security assistance for ukraine, tell us more about this document, about this assistance and when to wait for the final approval in congress, it is worth noting that currently defense during the united states of america for 2023 was agreed only in the house of representatives the final word is by a signatory who is expected to vote next kyiv support for this budget was unanimous with 350 congressmen in favor and 80 against, which means that the defense budget of the united states america for the next year may amount to almost 858 billion dollars. and this is stated to be 45 billion more than what president biden asked for, in turn, 800 million dollars of this with the help of ukraine, and this is 500 million dollars more than what joseph bayda asked

for . strengthen checks on the aid that goes to ukraine, this defense budget also includes procedures for additional checks, as well as even biden's reporting on plans to provide aid to ukraine on the need to make an additional package of defense aid to ukraine, the budget of the united states of america, and the speaker of the house of representatives, nancy polosi, said that we will continue to support ukraine's struggle for freedom thanks to the act on the promotion of the security of ukraine, democrats know that the security of our nation is measured not only by our military power, but also by our health, strength, and well- being and with the respect of our partners i want to congratulate the people of ukraine for their courage to express respect to president zelenskyi and the people of ukraine for the fact that they are fighting not only for their democracy but and for our democracy, the democracy of our neighbors in europe and, in fact, all over the world, therefore we have not only a moral but also a practical

responsibility to support our ukrainian initiatives, but this is not the only financial aid to ukraine, which is expected to be approved by the end of this year, as well as in aid dollars who were invited to the white house, in addition, chuck schumer, the leader of the democrats and the speaker of the senate, said that additional aid to ukraine is also expected in the government budget and offers to listen to his statement also understand that fully funding the government i is extremely important any alternative could harm our troops and the federal government's ability to serve the public we do not want to see this develop so both sides must stay at the negotiating table and continue to work senators attend a closed briefing and with updated information regarding the development of the war in ukraine, i hope that everyone

present will understand how important us assistance was not only for our allies but also for of our own defense and i also hope that this will be one of the most important reasons why we should reach an agreement to monitor this development as well . thank you very much. my colleague kateryna lisonova was on the phone from the capital hill. we continue, however, the air defense of ukraine is one of the open issues - these are the prospects of the provision of patriot systems by western partners. previously , the polish authorities offered to place the patriot system on ukrainian territory. germany offered to provide poland. as explained by the state the minister of the ministry of foreign affairs of germany , bia sliner, commented on the voice of america, germany does not have patriot systems that it could transfer to ukraine, the existing installations, he said that this is

part of the nato collective defense system during the aspin security forum in washington , the minister leader also said that germany is not ready to discuss the issue ukraine's accession to nato before the end of the war, but against ukraine as long as it takes, tatyana vorozhko, the minister of defense of poland, spoke exclusively with him this week and germany announced the resumption of talks regarding the placement of biskie anti-aircraft missiles on the territory of poland. previously, warsaw offered to place them in the west of ukraine, but germany refused. tubais linder explains these systems as part of nato security. to send, for example, to ukraine the system of patriots that we are sending is part of nato's collective defense two days ago we agreed with poland that we are sending groups of the military to germany and poland to study the

area where they can be placed in the patriot system, we are committed to the security of poland, that is why we propose to deploy the patriot system on the eastern flank of nato, the issue of ukraine joining nato, the minister said, should be discussed already after the end of the war with russia, the issue of ukraine's accession to nato is an issue which should be discussed after the war and not when ukraine is at war, to clarify, there is no discussion about the fact that russia, for example, can veto anything, countries have an independent and sovereign right to decide which alliances they want to join, and this is the independent and sovereign right of the alliance to decide whether to accept certain countries or not. at the same time, he said, germany is ready to support ukraine as long as it is needed. the german public has a huge support for our policy . of general issues in the parliament, which is the most opposition party, the party of former chancellor merkel also supports that is why i am

absolutely convinced that we will support ukraine will need as much humanitarian aid in recovery as well as military aid. at the beginning of the week, attacks were carried out, probably by drones, which damaged russian planes. currently, the government of ukraine does not claim that the attacks were carried out by ukrainian and armed forces. the german government believes that ukraine has the right to strike . for military purposes outside the country says the leader i cannot make any assumptions about what exactly happened and who it was but the spokesman of our government yesterday from a legal point of view he explained that during the war there are also legitimate military objectives and i must emphasize military objectives outside the ukrainian territory, which means in russia, commenting on emmanuel macron 's statement that russia must give guarantees to vlas speki on

the day when it returns to the negotiating table, the german minister emphasized that moscow already had all the guarantees that it had already refused in the first place. at the moment, i do not see any signs from russia, no signs from putin that he is really ready to negotiate, that he calls the negotiations something like a dictated peace, and in the end, we must admit that russia already had certain security guarantees in the past, which it rejected. if you look at the founding treaty of nato russia, it is explained there that countries can become members of the alliance, but nato will not deploy troops of significant the size of these countries on a permanent basis, so these were already certain guarantees of russia's security, the leader was in washington with a trip during which he took part in the foreign affairs of poland, sweden and finland and discussed the impact of the russian war against ukraine on european security tetiana vorozhko oleksiy

osika voice of america in the past almost 10 months more than half a million forced migrants from ukraine crossed the border with moldova in search of safe haven philanthropists who organize a temporary shelter for ukrainians say the flow of migrants is not decreasing. of light, heat and water in one such point of reception of refugees in the pocket visited the film crew of the voice of america to be continued by yuriy mamon friends you say yes, where do you sleep properly? 25 people in one room share a kitchen, a washing machine and a shower. this is how ukrainian refugees live in the aid center in kishenev. they call it a transit point. people are brought here by buses from the south-east of ukraine, they are given shelter for a few weeks, and then the refugees go to germany. or four-year-old margarita from poland, together with her mother, two grandmothers, a brother and a sister, came here from mykolaiv to my

place . i like it here, you can make new acquaintances, play with the dog, because many people come here with animals, her mother alina says that compared to what they experienced in mykolaiv, there is nothing to complain about here, like grandmothers, as if they lived in a village there, in general , at the beginning of the war, we went to my grandmother in the village there we lived in the school basement, here the conditions are generally tsarist . we came to the school basement, only benches were placed there, we washed coal on these benches, we lived there, of course, it was terrible, but here it is very good. well, nothing . mykolaiv 2 days ago, they could no longer withstand the shelling, problems with water and heating, they said they wanted to leave earlier, but they were waiting for them to make a foreign passport

. in the last few days, we rarely had an alarm, and there were rarely any bombings. there were no bombings in the last days. it didn't happen either, but when we submitted the application, we had a song of shelling with victims in the apartment, the temperature is low, 16-17 degrees, and there will be no water soon, because the water pipeline from the dnipro is broken, and even the pine station was bombed okay, and even at the pine station there, this one was bombed in mykolaiv, a 27-year-old grandson was left behind, and the neighbors’ apartment was asked to water the flowers. sister went there two or three months ago, however , she had a foreign passport, it was easier for her sisters iryna and inna from mykolaiv are trying to get to france there already at the beginning of the war, their

parents were evacuated, the girls themselves were then in the west of ukraine then they returned to their hometown, but now they decided to leave, there are constant problems with light, water, electricity, communication, we can call anyone, too. it is psychologically difficult to hear these explosions. at the moment, the girls are waiting for a volunteer flight from chisinau to germany, from there they are planning to move to france, we will take medicines, and what will we we take medicines for the heart to the parents, the main problem is that they have a heart problem, and the medicines are soothing, my mother is psychologically ill, so we also take psychotropic pills, then they only called and said that in general parents called and said that it is very difficult there, she doesn't know the language, it is very difficult to agree with doctors and there are many such stories here, the founder of the center, dmytro lekartsev, says that during the war

, 15,000 people were helped here, someone was evacuated , someone was found by receiving a family in western europe someone got a job and someone was given a temporary shelter, we have a mini-warehouse somewhere, of course , everything for moms with small children and diapers is here, we have everything for mothers with small children, food, diapers here suitcases because many people who come do not have the opportunity to pack their things properly or those who are here, some things appear in them, they need to go with something, these are new suitcases, we have food here, but we have everything necessary for an animal, this is boat fodder -carrying socks before the war, it was the center of ukrainian culture in kishenev from february 24, dmytro decided to rebuild it to help refugees, he personally began to negotiate with non-profit organizations and other partners who want to help, the truth is that at the beginning of the war they helped willingly so now the aid has decreased on

with the help with the support of the donor, the center works exclusively with the help and support of donors we have several donors some are from japan, some are from poland, now at this stage the aid has significantly decreased many times decreased although the flow of people has not decreased and the need remains high, the flow of people has not decreased, and the need has also existed since the beginning of the war, the flow of refugees does not stop , the administrator of the center roman says. we have a constant flow of refugees, a river of refugees, no long pause, we did not notice any waves, this is a constant flow, because odessa-mykolaiv, kherson, regions where there are fierce battles, for example, mykolaiv, were constantly bombarded, that is, people are leaving because of explosions from bombs, but now also because of the fact that the infrastructure was destroyed during the war, moldova accepted more than half a million ukrainian

refugees, most of them then went to the countries of western europe, margarita's family recently came to this center and is also currently trying to understand where to go next, but grandmother tetiana says that as soon as the war is over, they will return to mykolaiv, they said that today we turned around on foot, then we went later, as if they said that today we would probably turn around and walk home, the granddaughter is also small, she is probably more fun than everyone else, the main thing is with small children she is sociable everywhere with children, she is sociable, but when she sees our flags, she also shouts glory to ukraine yury mamon valentina vasylyeva voice of america well this week representatives of four public organizations that help among them was serhiy prytula, the founder of a charitable foundation who repeatedly managed to close meetings with almost cosmic speed. in the summer, ukrainians

donated uah 600 million to the prytula foundation in just three days for the purchase of bayraktars, bayraktars and satellites , coordination between volunteer funds and messages from the congress my colleague ostapyaros had the opportunity to talk with serhiy the shelter in washington their exclusive interview more thank you for taking the time to interview for this conversation landing in the usa came to the hearing at the united states congress together with other volunteer foundations , organizations, some of them are from ukraine, some are from the united states, tell me first of all what were the hearings, what was their purpose, what is this story of polyana, and now the american side invited us and our colleagues, there were four funds to the hearing to the congress in order to have the opportunity to communicate, in particular, with representatives of the ukrainian armed forces. the phrase that now it will be much cheaper to help ukraine than later to spend money on the protection of poland

or lithuania from russian aggression, eh, what is needed now from the congress, in particular from the administration, how can they help volunteer ukraine and, in principle, ukraine to resist the russian border? i didn't say it in the kong because i'm still not sure that we can speak in such a tone with congressmen, the fact is that it will not only be more expensive to restrain russian aggression in nato countries, but also lives will have to be paid for it we american soldiers today, ukraine stands as a great iron wall in front of the russian hordes, protecting not only the citizens of ukraine, but also protecting the world security order and the safety of european countries . can be supplied, the more you give us

now, the sooner this war will end, the more ukrainian lives will be saved, this is a simple fact, you at the congressional hearing, they asked about coordination with other funds with the support of the living in including that you constantly say that there is no competition, that there cannot be volunteers in principle, because everyone has a common goal, everyone is working towards the same goal, how does communication happen, this is us, communication happens at different levels, a-a, come back alive with us, in general, for a very long time a long history of cooperation and how i communicated with taras and andrii rymaruk even before i had a structure like the serhiy prytula foundation, which deals with the military, that is, until february 24, 2022, and i was engaged in volunteer work as a private person and well, in this context, i really liked the joint projects that we did and i hope we will continue to do somehow the meetings are coordinated well there, for example, the name is

tarasovych well, that's what you say we will collect now for that uh and well, somehow, yes, not on the same ones but we didn't have such a thing in our country that we collected, conditionally speaking, on the same things, for example, well, on bayraktari, uh, if i'm not mistaken. nomenclature, that is, they contracted and bought hmm without announcing this story, we in turn made it a large crowdfunding company and it is terribly glad that this company inspired not only ukrainians but the owner of the company, baikar makina, who eventually handed over three baikars, whom we called shakers kovinka , their absolute mess not on a free basis , but the saved budget of these collected funds was spent on the purchase of a satellite and access to the database of satellite images of the entire constellation of satellites,

genno simply. sorry for the slang, because ah, i would i don't know how to tell you correctly, i would so much like every person who contributed a penny to the purchase of this nomenclature to feel the extravagance that we felt at the moment when we handed over control of the satellite and access to all of this stuff to our representatives of the main administration of the ministry of defense, this was a closed story when the representatives of the gur and-a reported to the minister about the first few days of using the satellite and this whole story, and when we understand that in a couple of days it was destroyed peeled, destroyed, knocked down, 60 pieces of russian equipment. well, honestly, that day i opened a bottle of wine , uh, and i was happy to destroy it. because this whole satellite

story paid for itself in a day and a half, a maximum of two, and it continues to work. 2,600 pieces of equipment were identified in two months, this is the last message ah, the main intelligence department now has, let's say, a logistical arm from the moment we made a request to receive a photo in a specific sector to the moment when this photo is a satellite image of a satellite image an already processed picture arrives in brigade intelligence. well, let's say that three hours earlier we made a request to our partners, our partners decided to share with us or not to share. will receive, well, it could have been a day, it could have been a day and a half, now ukrainians are mostly

united in the face of a common threat, in front of a common enemy, ah, but it seems to me that the tectonic changes inside have started to take care civil society and in general among the people, and these changes, in their turn, will bring certain challenges that you think they will face after the end of the war in front of the ukrainian, or maybe certain things are already appearing, well, the biggest challenge you are facing here will be to preserve the unity of society that we have now other challenges probably lie in the system of a-a reconstruction of the ukrainian state in the post-war period. antonov bridge to connect the two banks of the dnieper in kherson, it is obviously more important and a priority than the reconstruction of a small first

aid station or a kindergarten in a small territorial community, however, for the residents of this territorial community, this is the best problem, this is the number one issue for them to restore it here, because when after the war mothers with children will return, those children have to go to some kind of kindergarten and that's why we, uh, volunteers this should not be the case, there will be a lot of work before the start of the war, and in each of our funds you were engaged in various things, including planning the creation of the launch of the vlas party, now you have taken a break and until better times, ankevych, has it lost its relevance for you and it is so absent now there is no point in talking about the party, some kind of construction, some prospects, and so on, and the number one task is to survive physically , because there is no such thing as a more or less

safe place in ukraine. it is not necessary to be on front line in order to die from russian aggression, i can say this as a person who from one window watched the flight arrive at the house next to the artem plant and from the other window, he didn't have time to react to the sirens, he really watched as it flew into the nearby tower 101 also from my home. that's why it's all so delusional, i've already said many times that there are no politicians in ukraine now, the only politician in ukraine is the armed forces of ukraine. well, everything depends on them. you can think of yourself as anyone there, but if the armed forces of ukraine are not you restrain the enemy you will be nobody, well, after all, he has this project in mind for the party, so it has been put in a drawer or is it closed, how do you feel at the moment, i feel that it is necessary to live to victory, after that a couple of days to honor the memory of all those who died, to mourn their

friends, what for i didn't have time now, during the war, and then to look at the area where i will be most useful. i don't like to be with my fingers in the air or pitchforks in the water. there were different periods, different sinusoids. i didn't always worked on television and was not always a volunteer, but what i do now i really like it and i am glad that i have a foundation in which it is the tip of the iceberg, there are 100 people, a little more than 100 people who work in the foundation every day, but below this tip of the iceberg there are millions of people who, with their donations and kind words that are very motivating, give us the opportunity to do what we do for our defenders, see it on our youtube page and read it on the website of the voice of america in ukrainian and that's the end of it