[000:00:00;00] stability in the state after that. let's sum up the results in the 22nd year, even with all these cataclysms on the part of russia that took place in ukraine. 22 coma 6% of gunpowder inflation is not the worst scenario here, we should be grateful for sure, first of all, as always to the armed forces of ukraine, including our e-e in our government and the authorities that hold it for today and the diplomats who are conducting the negotiations. the kharkiv operation is the kherson operation gives reason to our even international partners regarding armaments, you see what kind of armaments are now being given to ukraine , including economic ones, such expectations are already on a positive trend, we are no longer oriented towards uncertainty, but already on the expectation of victory and we are already moving towards this victory step by step and

without doubt this is a huge victory of the armed forces of ukraine, so i think that we need to forecast a stable stable situation with inflation for the 23rd year, that is, if we survived the 22nd with 26%, and six the bank predicts within 24 different economists predict inflation even up to 20 e, which means that we are on a trend already returning to a positive trend about let's talk about, for example, the gdp, it is expected at the level of three-tenths of a percent, if i am not mistaken in 24-25 years, there will already be such a stable increase due to which, uh, this increase is planned, because what can happen that the gdp will start to grow even by a small uh , percentage of interest, see well, here i will correct you a little, there are different experts in different ways

there are experts who predict even a 2-3-5% drop in the 23rd year, and some predict, for example, even growth already in the 23rd year, which you said 3-5, maybe even 8% growth , you understand everything here, look, let's imagine the situation before in the summer, ukraine enters the crimea. so this can have a devastating effect on the mentality of the russian federation , and let's imagine that the war ends in the summer, the war ends, peace is signed , reparations for contributions are signed, and aid funds are pouring into ukraine like a river, if not for tourists. i think that there are no tourists. it will be necessary to invite because there are many mines and all this, you understand, it is better not to take risks. i am just drawing a hypothesis. after that, when reinforced concrete plants, asphalt plants of various types start working in ukraine for reconstruction, for the restoration of all this , you understand how many unemployed places there are in the economy. therefore, i would cautiously look at

a situation of such growth can be , most likely, under any circumstances, because we are supported by international partners, that is, we do not have such a fall or subsidence, but we gradually come to the trend of such a military branch territories and we already hope that in the 23rd year the armed forces of ukraine with the help of the armed forces we will win this war. thank you, mr. andriy , always qualitatively interesting and useful analytics . andriy dubas, president of the association of ukrainian banks, was working now live on the espresso tv channel at half past six. we crossed this moment khrystyna yatskiv and antin berkovskii, we have several important messages, but now is the time to show you an important story about how our partners help not only with weapons and finances, but also with what they accept

treatment of our military defenders with various degrees of severity of injuries come to eferende to receive qualified medical assistance to recover well , our correspondent olga dudko spoke with ukrainian defenders in germany, not in germany mykyta has been fighting for the integrity and freedom of our state since 2016 , from the first days of the full-scale invasion of russia, the guy's husband did not defend mariupol, he was wounded by an enemy projectile there, in the event they put a tourniquet in my hand and took out a piece of metal, and i lost a lot of blood and for two days i was lying on a horizontal bar there, why did i lose my arm as a soldier to the dnipro by a damaged helicopter there ? in the intensive care unit, the guy remained unconscious for seven long days. they began to cut his arm. how much was charged from the fact that i was left on the horizontal bars for two days there in vinnytsia

? they did plastic surgery on my back, they took muscles . moved to the shoulder, when the muscles grew to the body, the question arose about sending nikita for treatment abroad , because the soldier needed hands, which in ukraine is not established among the few countries that could accept a military man, germany volunteered first. this program is run through the ministry of health of ukraine, they cooperate with the ministry of disaster in germany. i have an agreement that uh, germany as a state picks up patients from ukraine, and ukraine hangs lists on those lists , then you can already see who has what uh, mutilations five regions in germany and then every month or every two weeks ten one region of patients and then already they divide patients by region depending on the diagnoses of a specific

hospital from february 26 i was wounded due to a mine explosion fragments broke bones tore the nerves of the soldier were initially treated in odesa, however, soon there was an opportunity to get medical help in germany, there was the first operation, they collected the bone, they removed it, i had such a device for external fixation of the bone , it was removed and the bone was collected for this , i had to take a fragment of stasis , transplant it, and it's like it's good and the second operation is the life of the nerve, they took the nerve from the leg and transplanted it to the hand, the main task that the boys now face is the complete restoration

of the function of the hand, doctors say that it can it will take up to a year about physiotherapy, occupational therapy, which help a lot, that is, when i came here to germany, i couldn't move a single finger and worked out my biceps and triceps because the tourniquet was too tight , everything is fine, every now and then i come and do an x-ray, computed tomography, the doctors look how do the bones grow , how does the nerve live now, let's continue to stay in germany, nikita is waiting for two more operations, you are not needed in order to make a prosthesis later, at the moment, the husband is spending time my wife and my little son moved to him with my family in september and i am adapting little by little without my hand. well, i have already adapted . i was right-handed, now i am switching to my left hand . i bought coloring books. i am learning to work

with my left hand. for each other the best psychologists i think we can freely communicate on any topics and discuss those issues that it would be difficult for us to discuss with civilian people the military is very grateful to everyone who joins their recovery treatment volunteer medics and caring ukrainians, and they, for their part, appreciate the extraordinary contribution of brave defenders to the quick victory and happy future of our country. olga dutko from germany for the espresso tv channel . victims of the holocaust, now we will talk about exactly this vyacheslav likhachev , historian, member of the expert council of the center for civil liberties, contact us glory

to ukraine, mr. vyacheslav, we congratulate you today accordingly, the story of honoring the memory of the victims of the holocaust and in ukraine we understand that this is a huge tragedy for the whole world and would like to ask you for a certain assessment. is everything being done on our part from the ukrainian side in order to properly honor the victims of this nazi crime and, accordingly, we should thank you, there are no more accusations of ukraine in anti-semitism and so on and so on. well, we understand what it is connected with, but at one time we remember how the russians tried to disperse similar information and psychological special operations against so, mr. vyacheslav, the holocaust and ukraine . well, in fact, we need to honor the memory of the victims of the holocaust in order to understand this problem for our own society, not

because we are accused or not accused of anti-semitism or complicity in the bones . during the second world war , we need it. it is necessary for society to remember the horror that hatred and incitement of enmity can lead to . to remember this is the most large-scale case in the history of the destruction of people of ethnic origin and to do everything so that such large-scale crimes, crimes of genocide were not repeated in this case, and in this case, it seems to me that this memorialization and actual memory in the narrow sense of the victims of this crime

and the criminals are more important . not only within the framework of ritual performances on the day of remembrance, it is done so that it never happens again, and the holocaust led to changes in the understanding of what international crimes are, it led to the emergence of the formation of the construction of international law because it concerns war crimes, crimes against humanity and the crime of genocide, and the conclusions that seem most relevant today are the conclusions that do not allow this crime to be repeated, as we can see on the example of what has been happening in ukraine in the last year, unfortunately from the point of view of practical

steps in e- e cessation of the existence of such enmity that leads to large-scale crimes to the extermination of people on the basis of their ethnic origin, genocide, humanity still has a lot to do so that it is not only a theoretical memory of crimes in in the past and hello to practical steps to prevent these crimes in the future dear mr. vyacheslav and why do you think the kremlin in particular is so keen on them ? an absolutely absurd comparison, i have to unfortunately quote this putin's posypak so , uh, lavrov said that in the united states , a coalition of european countries was formed for

the final solution of the russian question, yes just as hitler wanted to solve the jewish question, we understand that it is delusional, it is an insult, it is an insult to the memory of the victims of the holocaust, it is an insult to everyone, it is an insult to the west, and so on. why do you think they go so far in such wild barbaric comparisons? we, for example, the european and jewish congress came out with a sharp condemnation of this statement as inadequate and offensive, and there were other e-e evaluations

adequate to this statement they call it an important place in building the self-awareness of modern russians, well, that is, in the kremlin's propaganda debate, the most important, probably more important than it was even during the times of the soviet union , and while the kremlin supported the commemoration of the victims of the holocaust for many years, russia was one of the initiators in the un of the world holocaust remembrance day, which we celebrate today, but russia also gradually promoted in this context the images of the suffering of the russian or soviet people during the second world war, which was as if from the point of view of russia, it is as terrible as the experience of the jewish people during the second world war, you can remember how

three years ago until 2020, when large-scale commemoration events took place with the participation of russia and russian-sponsored jewish combat organizations of the victims of the holocaust, vladimir putin, who came and spoke at the yad vasakh memorial , on the same day opened a monument to the victims or grapes in the center of rusalim, and it was important to press together the suffering of the russian and soviet people in a package and which supposedly the world should honor in the same way as the suffering of the jewish people, and if it succeeded, then it would be an indulgence for any actions of russia, because it would rely on the sense of guilt that it tried to instill in the west and well, honestly, you can't even

say that it didn't work at all, it worked partly because russia appropriated the experience of the soviet union and the suffering of the soviet people, which it did everything to associate with the russian people. and for example, recently when we watched drive in germany regarding the supply of weapons and, first of all, tanks, one of the powerful voices that echoed this discussion within german society was, well, how can we allow german tanks to fight with russian soldiers again after the second world war ? that is, it shows that in a certain way this narrative succeeded in the kremlin to advance and but not to the extent that they had hoped

, the girl here is quite clear. yes, she offended . yes, she actually slanders. the memory of the victims of the holocaust, because the comparison is not comparable, and this the instrumentalization of the memory of the victims is brazen, in fact, it is the plundering of this memory, ah, but this is a completely rational logic, soft , even that is, they deliberately resort to such distortions. as far as i understand, on the other hand, we see a rapid fascism using this political political term in this case the fascism of the russian regime, so they additionally create a parallel reality , a parallel reality through the use of national myths, and the myth of the great patriotic war is not the last although from as you rightly pointed out, now in the west

they have already quite clearly begun to distinguish what kind of suffering the ukrainian people suffered during the second world war, and when communicating , for example, with their american colleagues, they have already very clearly begun to diversify, that is, there is no soviet soviet people who suffered the same way as the ukrainian people during the second world war suffered more than the russian people, and it is not a question of suffering during the second world war . but the main thing is the withdrawal of ukraine from of russia's current false narrative about exceptional suffering, returning to the topic of commemorization of the holocaust memes of its victims in ukraine. to what extent do you think everything is being done in a timely manner and what possible steps would representatives of the jewish community in the world and, in general, the entire civilized world , expect from us

? commemorated the memory of the victims of the holocaust in babi yar, there again vladimir putin today did not honor this memory anywhere for example, in rostov-on-don, andria, there were also places of mass extermination of jews on the territory of the modern russian federation , and in babi yar itself, not hmm, not easy, with many public discussions, let’s say controversially, but the process of commemoration is gradually taking place, which was interrupted by full-scale russian aggression, but just in in recent years, more has been done than in the previous 25 years of ukrainian independence, and here, on the one hand

, the glass is always half-empty, half-full. that you can pay attention to how much is being done, you can pay attention to how much more needs to be done in ukraine more than 2000 e-e localized places of mass extermination of jews and hardly even e-e one third rather less of them are marked with some kind of e-e memorial signs at least at the level of commemoration with a plaque a-a definitely this is a scale that is very difficult to present even there for 30 years of commemoration of this memory, and it is definitely worth reminding that in the soviet union the memory of the holocaust was kept silent and no

awards for the masses of the masses e- e for places of destruction the state did not do. that is, everything that was done was done only during ukrainian independence, and a lot was done, but it is definitely necessary to do even more, and again, the issue here is not that the jewish community expects from the ukrainian state and ukrainian society in this sense. and what ukrainian society and the ukrainian state understand how important this memory is for the education of the nation's self-awareness and in order to draw conclusions for the future and are taking steps to ensure that this memory is properly honored. thank you very much. mr. vyacheslav for your work and for participating in the live broadcast of the espresso tv channel vyacheslav likhachev and 40 member of the expert council of the center for civil liberties and i want to remind our tv viewers that today, january 27 , is the international day of remembrance of the victims of the holocaust and we

have several important messages approved the decree prohibiting the crossing of the state border without valid reasons during the war was announced by the prime minister of ukraine, denys shmyhal , in compliance with the decision of the national security council, the government approved the decree prohibiting military personnel from going abroad during the war without valid reasons. the same message from white house national security spokesman john kerry stated that the delivery of abrams to the armed forces of ukraine could take months and that the defenders will receive a short deadline and the biden administration will not waste time on training and strengthening supply chains when the equipment eventually arrives in ukraine hopes that this will happen in the foreseeable future. well, my colleagues and i remind you how important it is to follow the history of ukrainian heroes after they return to regarding peaceful civilian life, please bring to your attention a story by tetyana litvinova about sapper vladyslav yeschenko, a serviceman who was wounded at the front but did not lose faith in

himself and now continues his rehabilitation and helps other soldiers. mine exploded against an infantry mine at the moment i was fully engaged. that is, up to a second . my comrades in arms helped me. that is, i left the field leaning on two guys, and when, uh, we started moving, i constantly felt how if i was being pushed to the right side, it seemed to me that we were going around in a circle, i understood that it was a concussion, a severe concussion, i understood that i could not hear anyone, a very loud ringing in my ears and the momentary darkness removed my eyes in the dnieper so that i did not have the courage

to save them it's already unreal, that's how they describe it, that at the moment when the explosive wave squeezed out the eyes, it's like cracking an egg and all the contents just mix , that is, they didn't save my eyeball, plus he survived, 30 fragments were taken out of my neck, shoulders hands, legs, thanks to god, the torso took the whole blow, the body armor was torn, my face was stitched back together, speaking, it was quite beautiful, it still turned out, uh, i lost almost all of my right ear, a torn ear drum and a dead nerve . i can communicate with you with a hearing aid

. the bones of the skull were depressed and developed. i survived the slimy so that i have no odors, there is no subscription, i was treated for a while, i was treated for my lungs, because i understand that i am already klypkie . vladyslav lived in slavyansk already at the beginning of march. he took a military oath and continued to fulfill it. tasks in the bakhmut district, he told his relatives that a summons had arrived, his beloved told his friends that he had received a summons because he understood very well that he would not let him go, and he came as a volunteer . vladyslav was sent to the engineering and mining company troops, since he had work experience in the humanitarian sense, we were engaged in the search for ammunition and threats and, er, then passed

on the information about a found threat to the emergency department. our task was to ensure full access to the ammunition so that the sappers of the emergency department could carry out demining even in a lying position, it was our main task is specifically to detonate or remove mog ross, we did not do the work of zygalot grow was chosen by vladyslav not by chance, because the war came to his family's home even when the boy was studying in the senior classes of the vladyslav school i was born and grew up in horlivka in donetsk region, which has been occupied by the russians for almost 9 years, and it’s not bad. the war took everything away from me . my father was quite a small businessman . for me, the war began in the 14th century, so when i moved to slavyansk, i had a concrete difference between what is happening in horlovka and what

is happening in slavyansk on the territory under the control of ukraine. where is the white, where is the good, where is the evil. currently, the soldier continues his rehabilitation, works out in the gym with a trainer and says that today the doctors have done everything possible for him to return exactly normal human vision and my eyes will not be cured, there is no such thing as transplanting eyes or artificially growing eyes however , there are experimental technologies, in particular , doctors in spain are working on them . the camera will be connected to the sensor, the sensor will be useful in the cortical cortex of the brain. how exactly it works, of course, i don't understand. i don't have any idea. again, it

's kept secret because it's an experiment . how effective is it? i also don't know how to get there. it's possible to get there now . it is necessary to fully understand the documents that i need in order to register a disability group and receive compensation and wait for an invitation from the doctors in alicante, the ukrainians managed to quickly to close the collection for the approximate amount that vladislav will need for treatment and even more, so the family decided to continue the collection so that vladislav could help other ukrainian soldiers, there is an idea to found an organization that will help soldiers who are in the same situation as me, both morally and materially everything i can do is in the same condition for ukraine, i will do it, i cannot

protect my family at the moment being part of the armed forces of ukraine, but i can bring this benefit, i am in the rear for this i will do everything possible. he is grateful to his friends and family, who is always there thanks to his fiancée valeria. he is actively involved in social networks. yesterday, we read 150 comments about the class . we read 150 comments. support and we want to answer the same after treatment, the authorities in spain, the couple plans to get married, valeria received a proposal that when vladyslav was in the hospital , such and such a proposal was made: you will marry me

marry or you will be my wife, i don't remember anymore, i say without reservation yes, of course. as only uh, spain is happening, that is, uh, we're going to spain, and there will be vision or no vision, regardless of whether we will sign the call sign of vladyslav, a military soldier says that this is the philosophy of his life, because a warrior has no goal and there is only a path, his path is to live today and help others not to lose hope, i do it not because i think that i now owe something to someone no, this is a debt, a little differently, we with such psychology and everyone is born morally, that is why i can proudly say that i am ukrainian