tama is from kyiv, and when the war started, she was with her father, mother, and younger sister in the village of severynivka, this is the buchan district of kyiv region, and in the first days of the war it was more or less calm there, so the family decided to stay in the village and not return to the capital , where rockets had already arrived and at the beginning of march, when the buchan district was already full of occupiers in severynivka, and not only did enemy artillery begin to fly, of course people were hiding in basements, but it is hardly possible to say that it was safe there, so i can imagine with horror the feelings of nine-year-old arina sisters and most of all parents who perfectly understood that it is not possible to stay, but also to run away is also very dangerous, look at severynivka, in order to leave for the south, no matter how hard it is , you had to jump out onto the zhytomyr highway and only then turn to motyzhyn or kopyliv. and the highway at that time was already full of machinery the situation is deadlocked and the family dares to escape, but on the zhytomyr highway near the

village of motyzhenko polov, they were all shot together by the pozaga, mrs. iryna, who told me all this from the cousin of arina's father in other words, she is looking for her niece, because it turns out that the girl's parents were killed, their car was shot by the occupiers, the parents were killed on the spot, uh, we gave the youngest daughter to the village of motyzhina to the family, and the eldest, arina, was wounded in the leg, taken somewhere, taken somewhere , no one knows where, just imagine all this the children are similar, they didn't even have time to understand that their parents were dead, because the orcs immediately ran up to the shot car and took out the sisters' girls. they put the younger nine-year-old girl in different cars. safety, but the older 15-year-old arina

was taken away with an injured leg in an unknown direction. imagine all this, a nine-year-old girl told adults that her mother and father were unconscious, and the orcs told them that they would be taken to the hospital. well, of course, no one took them anywhere. sister, we came, we took them away, they were put in one car, the other was put in the other, the fate of 15-year-old arina yatsyuk still remains unknown, so i ask everyone to look carefully at arina's photo, remember her face and those big dark eyes if someone saw the girl, if someone sees her, do not delay, any information is important, who does not have it, call us at the magnolia child tracing service at the short number 116,000 from any mobile operator, the calls are free and i will ask for a few seconds of your

attention, look at the photo this is a five-year-old viktoriya mokrushyna, whose fate has been unknown for more than eight months. i know that the last girl was contacted on may 7. the child was in the village of belogorivka - this is the severodonetsk district of the luhansk region . fierce fighting took place there, but now this territory has already been de-occupied delohorivka, the soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine liberated it in september, but there is still no information about victoria mokrushyna, so i am asking especially the residents of the north donets region of luhansk region to look carefully at the photo of the girl , she has dark hair, such eyes , victoria looks like she is 5 years old if has anyone seen her or knows where she may be now do not delay and call us on the magnolia child tracing hotline at the short number 116 000 000 calls from of any mobile operator, these are only two stories of missing children in total since

the beginning of the war. we have received thousands of requests for help in the search. fortunately, most of the children have already been found, but the fate of many remains unknown and everyone can help find them. just take a minute and stop by on the website of the magnolia children's search service, here you can view all the photos of the missing, maybe you will recognize someone and eventually help find art in the country of war, a series of documentaries each of which will tell about one of the ukrainian artists, artists who did not go abroad and continue their creative path. in ukraine, there is an impression that history just entered now, yes, at some such moment, where everything just gathered in it, like linearly, so it

happened there what we remember then was a kind of longing, but now it's like it's all in one moment and we see that well, everything is repeating itself against how the place and meaning of the artist and his work are changing. in a country that is at war, see in the new tv series from the studio docnotfield has become an association babylon 13 art in a country of war from january 16 weekdays from monday to friday at 11:10 on espresso watch this week in the program collaborators the price of silence how popular ukrainian tik-tokers silence the war i just want you to understand how it really is and fun in the blood who amuses the russian public during the shelling of their native cities, watch on wednesday , january 25 at 4:45 p.m. the program of a collaborator with olena kononenko on the espresso tv channel andriy

yanitsky keeps the economy under control yes we are talking about economic news on the espresso channel, but it is not about dry numbers and clear terms, it is about the economy, it is about the ability to analyze, forecast and profit , about what the exchange rates of wages and pensions will be, and how product prices will change, information about everything that affects our a wallet, and informed means armed , watch the economic news project with andriy yanitsky on weekdays at eight in the morning on espresso war in ukraine the main topic for ukrainians victory and loss analysis and forecasts politics and geopolitics, serhiy rudenko and the guests of his program will talk about all this, people who have information and shape public

opinion, people who defend ukraine and create the future, the main and interesting thing in the program is the verdict by serhii rudenko from monday to thursday at 13:00, repeat at 18:00 90 seconds to the end of the world due to the war unleashed by russia in ukraine, the so-called doomsday clock has been moved so close to a global catastrophe, humanity has not yet come close to it in the entire history of the world, a large-scale invasion of ukraine, the threat of nuclear war, and more changes climate, biological phenomena and abuse of technology forced scientists to move the hand of the clock forward 10 seconds this year this clock since 1947 in chicago has been run by the american journal of atomic scientists it shows the symbolic time that separates

humanity from the day of a global man-made disaster or the time until midnight the decision about how much to move the hands is adopted every year by the board of directors together with experts, including nobel laureates. by the way, this year, for the first time, this decision will be translated into ukrainian and russian draw more attention to it, the risk of a nuclear war increased noticeably last year, mainly due to the unprovoked russian invasion of ukraine. putin has repeatedly threatened to use nuclear weapons since the invasion. russian threats to use nuclear weapons remind the world that there is a huge risk of a conflict escalating unintentionally, due to a miscalculation, there is a high probability that the conflict will get out of control and on sanok about the legacy of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces valery zaluzhny received a million dollars from the united states and donated it to the army, the

american edition of the new york times happened to tell about this and already confirmed the tsn in the press service of the armed forces . the entire amount in the form of a million dollars already this january, valery zaluzhnyi gave to the needs of the ukrainian army. as the commander-in-chief explained his act, he had no doubt what to do with the inheritance and his last will he understood grigory stepanets as a desire to support the ukrainian army in his person . i think we will learn more details about this completely understandable step of our commander-in-chief on wednesday. well, for now, let's watch the traditional evening address of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi together and get to work. i wish you good health, dear ukrainians , today we we are continuing our diplomatic marathon and we have new concrete results for

our defense very important today i had long talks with french president macron many topics thank you to the president for willingness to strengthen ukrainian anti-aircraft defense to expand our armored cooperation . it is this brody non-tank element that is becoming more and more important for the situation at the front, as well as the artillery. i thank france and emmanuel personally for the solutions we really need to strengthen ukrainian artillery . thank you also for the appropriate leadership within of our anti-war coalition, russia is preparing for a new wave of aggression with the forces it is able to mobilize, now the occupiers are already increasing the pressure on the bakhmut ughledar and other directions and want to increase the pressure on a larger scale so as not to recognize the fallacy of aggression, the masters of russia want to throw more of their people and equipment into hostilities, and therefore all of us in the free world must strengthen our

cooperation in order not only to respond to the next russian criminal actions, although this will be normal there will be an answer. and in order to prevent new russian criminal acts as much as possible, the initiative in the war must remain with our forces, and today i heard a full understanding of the situation both in a conversation with mr. president macron and in a conversation with mr. president of finland, who visited kyiv today, there is a new package of support from finland, in particular defense. there is a willingness to strengthen sanctions against russia and to join our diplomatic initiatives. i.e. today, thanks to the french and finnish stages of our diplomatic

marathon, made it possible to significantly strengthen ukrainian defense. the main thing now is the speed of implementation of all that we are talking about agreed, discussed in great detail the points of our peace formula today, what can be done together with france, what can be done together with finland, it is very important that european leadership in these diplomatic efforts be felt, and today, in particular, in a conversation with emmanuel, i was glad to hear his leadership initiatives also grateful to finland for the vision of the role of this state in guaranteeing our common security in accordance with the peace formula, signed several decrees on awarding the defenders of our state with awards today is the day of the foreign intelligence service of ukraine. so today i specially recognized the award of us intelligence workers. of course,

i cannot publicly name the names and specific reasons for this award, but it is for what allows our state to see and understand more. i want to congratulate all our intelligence officers, those who expand ukraine's capabilities and significantly reduce the enemy's capabilities. thank you for your service. i also signed decrees on awarding state awards to the soldiers of our army, in particular, 93 separate mechanized brigades for personally special bravery and heroism and also the soldiers of the national guard, in particular the third and fourth brigades of the operational assignment of the national guard. thank you for the strength and resilience of each of our soldiers and each family of such soldiers . today, the soldiers and air forces were awarded with awards for the much- needed effectiveness of the soldiers of the territorial defense for heroism and exemplary effective performance of combat tasks. the following

decrees for it is always a special honor for me as another signature for today's decree the capital of lithuania, the city of vilnius, begins to celebrate the 700th anniversary of the founding of all this time in the history of our peoples are closely intertwined and we actually have a common destiny of our freedom, the more protected one nation is, the more protected another may be, now this is understood more clearly than ever in our history ukraine will always be grateful in lithuania to the president at home to all lithuanian leaders to all families who accepted the russian aggression against ukraine as an attack on their freedom, which helps us to protect our common future in a free and peaceful europe. today, i signed a decree on awarding the city of savior for everything that was done by the city and

lithuania as a whole to help in the fight against russian terror, i thank everyone who fights and works to protect freedom, i thank everyone who helps now, by the way, there is a lot of talk about tanks, about modern tanks that we need and about how you can fill this deficit, there are many efforts, words of promises, but it is important to see the reality, it is not about five or 10 or 15 tanks, it will take more , we do everything necessary every day to fill the deficit, i thank everyone who supports us in this however discussions it is necessary to conclude with decisions on the real strengthening of our defense against terrorists, the allies have the necessary number of tanks. when the weight of the decisions is necessary,

we will be happy to thank you for every important decision, we are still working for this. and today society saw another personnel decision that was made, i emphasize the word "on- going" appropriate steps will be taken in the future. each of them will be seen by the society and i am confident that i will support any internal problem that hinders the state. it is cleaned up and will be cleaned up. for our protection and it helps our rapprochement with european institutions, we need a strong state and ukraine will be just like that today with my decree i implemented another decision of the national security council, details later glory to ukraine, tell me honestly how is it a sin to complain

, some extreme situations bother me i don't have any it is possible to preserve such a feeling, i imagine such a bubble around the house and nothing will fly here for sure. a special stone, a button or a ring, something that evokes pleasant memories and feelings, it is good to have this thing always at hand when you feel negative, take the amulet in your palm and concentrate on the feelings it causes, write in your mind the shape, color, weight, it should stabilize you, add this technique to your

self-help first aid kit it survived here more because we understand that we survived because we understand that our people are our main wealth, that is why we are happy for every ukrainian and the ukrainians we managed to save simply because we know that there is no such thing as a small help and are ready to support to the best of their ability, each of their shots only strengthens our unity and desire for victory, unlike them, we will release victory and give up from the ruins of the washed-up kimzhi, we will never be ukrainians and we will arrange left our

homes evacuated from dangerous regions in need of financial or humanitarian support call the crisis hotline of the ministry of reintegration at 3:48 p.m. or contact the hotline of the internally displaced persons commissioner at plus 3 8 066 813-62-39 specialists will provide qualified advice, if it is temporarily occupied territories , contact the hotline of the ministry at the number of what to see on the screen via messenger whatsapp telegram or viber 1548 we will help you share these tips it can save almost a year of war for someone it passed like one day that began on

february 24 for whom this year stretched to infinity, but the war changed each of us , what will happen to ukrainian society after the war ? we enter this anniversary of the war with good mood. let's talk on the broadcast of the night watch in the studio. natalya ostrovska is working for you. i and ganplinsky are visiting us. hello libanova, professor, academician, director of the institute of demography, we are very glad that you came to our broadcast. on february 24, we saw an unprecedented unity, mutual help. we remember that then we said how ukrainians have changed, how the perception of each other has changed, mutual aid has come 11 months of war, which we now know, first of all, i think all the time

about whether we have really changed so much. was it hidden somewhere, well, such a unity could not have come from. nowhere did such a crazy feeling of patriotism come from. i once thought about it, but if we compare, let's say 23, the 22nd year, yes, and 41-42, then there was also patriotism, unity, there was no such thing, but there was not. because a part of ukraine had just been annexed, i don’t think that there was any strength in the accession, but not everyone was delighted with such an accession, secondly, a part of the people had just experienced the red terror and the holodomor and collectivization, that is, there was resistance in this union. and now i didn’t see it at all, i didn’t see it at all, they

always said that there are pro-russian territories there, we have pro-russian cities, but they all fought in the same way, like the dnipro, you’re standing. you see how zaporizhia is trying to fight like kharkiv, well, about that in general, this is a separate topic . that is, we think that we have transformed , in fact, it was due to the fact that, well, it cannot be taken from anywhere in one day. and in general, do you remember, well, it is traditional for us that i destroy my house, and then i meet the enemy first that is, you know, it was, it was simply not covered because, rather, there was no impetus for it. well, why run to the street to shout, i am a patriot of ukraine, or what? when did the first rockets fly , when the bombs flew, when we saw these rotorcraft near us? well, i i'm serious, we were in gorynka,

my son is alive, and i, too. helicopters flew so low that it's just terrifying to be in such a state for such a long time. yes, in a state of tension. what is the power and everyone around me is also doing everything they can and doing the right thing. and the question is difficult, in fact , it boils down to whether you talk or not . will we endure everything? and this marathon, how we did not take care of it in the first weeks and months there, but still, even we in our activities get tired and burn out for the sake of victory, first of all, wait, who has burnout

- these are different things, we can get tired so as not to burn out, it seems to me that stands in the way you know, the very existential nature of this war is what is the difference between the ukrainian and russian army, we are fighting for our dream. well, we are, in the sense that ukraine is fighting for its existence. why are you russia? i don't know. but ukraine is really. well, we understand that if we don't win now this war if we are defeated well, i will not be in ukraine, but before the broadcast we talked with you in the dressing room and touched on the topic of the fact that ukrainians after the war from the first day of the war and ukrainians two months before the war are completely different, different people who show up, come on let's talk about it, we are really in society, we are already beginning to forget

, but a few months before the war, people had questions to the authorities, to politicians, to each other, to people in different regions . followed officials and deputies for the last week, we can see just a peak, one deputy bought an estate on the pechersky hills, others gave a letter through rynok square in lviv, and it was the chief of the patrol police of lviv and society as if i started to monitor the representatives of the authorities more, this also says something, from my point of view, it says nothing, it just says that the information went out and that's all. and what united us then on february 24, as we are from that state that we were talking about because the belief is that this applies to everyone and that this is really all that we are a team player and

this is about life, you know, everyone was stunned by the fact that they could bomb kyiv well, it's true, well, i don't really trust quantitative assessments now and focus more on qualitative ones grades are poor such sections are social and simply, well, i understand that this is not entirely representative, but i try to listen to people in the markets and in stores , and i eavesdrop a little. and you know from the very beginning, kyiv is something sacred for every ukrainian, even for a lviv resident for a person from kharkiv who lived trying to compete with kyiv yes, but all the same, kyiv is sacred, and when they flew to the kyiv region, everyone immediately remembered the nazis and

batya and what do you want, who remembered what who who knew this were about it and you know, although the destruction in kyiv is much less than, say, in kharkiv, or in the dnipro , or in zaporizhzhia, or anywhere else, but if it was not kyiv that was affected, then the suburbs of kyiv were the closest, and those who were always considered to have such resorts there were no longer even brought in, and well let's say the small village of moschun. well, it's near gorynka. there's pushcha lisna. there's a hotel like that. it was a very beautiful little village. it's not there. it's been destroyed. in fact, every house is gone. but if in our gorynka there are these streets, how did they try to break through there ?

destroyed, and the rest of the villages more or less remained, then there is simply nothing there, then i visited the admiral club in irpen, which, well, it was just handsome . on the streets that were destroyed, a large part of the houses was restored, you can imagine that people restored them as best they could from some pieces of something , the windows are not standing with plywood, because all the others were on the dead ruins of such broken houses, the flags of ukraine, well, that is not all people who can restore it now, they say that we are coming from ukraine, we are coming here, we will return , all of gorenka is alive. she is alive. i just see it . it’s hard for me to say. i haven’t been to bucha in

irpen for a long time. it has been restored in the same gostomel there are several houses, and not private ones, but such dormitories, the middle is hollowed out, and people live on the edges, you can imagine there is no middle of the house. we can't break our steadfastness and first of all, together we can't overcome us. first of all, i just looked at this screen saver, and secondly, it's not even just stability, it's confidence in victory, or confidence, or people believe that we will win otherwise it can't be because well, i remember our cause of law, as in russian, victory

will be ours. that's it, and it's like that. right now, i see that such is the mood in society. we can't help but win. and i, in general, the sociology of war is such a concept as sociologists well, the patterns of people's behavior and social changes in conditions war, so that we can simulate what, friends, the fact that you have united is not, well, not so much. of course, this is your uniqueness, but it is a natural phenomenon for war. and you will go through such and such stages . in the broadcasts, they explain these psychological swings that we change our attitude there, decline, rise, are there criteria in sociology, just, well, here you don’t even need to be a sociologist, you just need to be interested in these topics to see how