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, in which we tell the stories of ukrainians who are looking for their fate and couples in european countries, and not only because of the full-scale invasion of russia to ukraine and today we will talk about the country of the offshore sun and the only divided capital in the world. this is the island of cyprus, and my heroine today is a woman who almost devoted her whole life to the sky for she is a flight attendant by profession, but now she is happy and therefore on maternity leave, however, she is an active volunteer and public figure. this is iryna nechay. ira. greetings. good day

. hello. i am very glad to hear from you at last. thank you for volunteering to tell your story. abroad, when the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine had already begun , and you were on a business trip to cyprus and were supposed to return from the flight on february 23, as far as i know, but you never returned. tell us why, i'm just today by the way realized that i have been away from home for a year and that my business trip has been delayed for such a long time for such a not pleasant reason, i was supposed to return, my shift really ended on the 23rd, i should return home, but at that moment my son would still be there and we decided to stay with friends for a few days in order to spend time together, they extended their stay in cyprus a little, they bought

tickets for the 28th and planned to rent a car and travel around the island a little to make such a small vocation, but unfortunately 24 we found out that we probably won't be back at home for the time being, and by the way, how did you find out that the war had started, because you experienced it directly in cyprus or read about it in the news. did your relatives call you on the 24th at 11:00 p.m. on the 23rd, it is impossible to think any given effective thoughts, but i stopped having such a thought. only not tomorrow, because that was where the birth of my goddaughter is always a special day for me. a lot and i realized that something was wrong, uh, i took

the phone, left the room and called my husband, asked why you, why are you calling me, he says i wanted you to sleep as deeply as possible and not know that we started a war. this is how a man should be. this is real horror, but i know that you felt intuitively that the war would still start , unlike many ukrainians who, let's say , had a different attitude to the news a few months and even weeks before the full-scale invasion of russia and mostly did not collect an alarming suitcase and they didn't think that such a big hot war was possible after all. however, you felt it and even asked your son to fly to cyprus just in case, on the eve of a full-scale invasion, tell me about your feelings now, by the way, he will be the first

to hear information that he did not know before and about 10 days ago, i created a family chat. and where were my father, mother and my husband, since my husband was also a conductor, he was on a business trip at that time and we had such a family meeting, she said that i feel that what will happen invasion and at least my son should be with me because i can't stand the complete separation of the family at such a moment, and we made the decision that we buy a ticket, my parents helped me pack things and 16, the son of the newcomers is under the floor that we will spend a little time with it's time together because we haven't traveled anywhere in a long time, we haven't been together, it's cool that your intuition worked or what do you call it , well, most likely because even my friends said that you didn't come up with what you are somehow, i say no, i feel that at least the son

i have to somehow protect from this if this will happen, but if it doesn't happen, thank god. unfortunately, it happened. well, on february 24, you learned that a full-scale invasion had begun. the war had begun. what were the first steps , the first actions? did you want to return to ukraine somehow to reunite with your family, or on the contrary , were you glad that you were in security. what were you doing? it doesn't seem like you could react at such a moment and plan your next steps to such an extent that you can't. especially since you're not there . the first thing we did was go to the temple of st. lazarus and i probably read a prayer. hours 34, then we breathed a sigh of relief, went to a coffee shop and my son said that we had to make some decision, and then there was a family call, he was like that again, they were making decisions for the whole family, what to do next, we decided that for

now we will stay here, everything is like this. i will immediately tell our viewers about the rules that are currently in cyprus until march 4, if i'm not mistaken , are in effect. and regarding temporary shelter, you can fly to cyprus to get and have the right to receive, as in other countries of the european union, a temporary shelter that guarantees you free housing if it depends on the region, it is available, it is accommodation in hotels, for the most part, there is also free food, but i cannot guarantee it, but now in ira, we can clarify that it is everywhere. does it depend on the city and the settlement in which you will settle? gives the right to employment for free , education and medicine, but as

far as i know, you use social housing, why? well, we were given support for our road and now we live in an apartment in our acquaintance's house , that's why we didn't use the free housing, but really free housing is uh. to begin with, you need to register and issue such a document as a tempitecchu, and a yellow yellow paper is issued, and according to this paper, plastic is issued later, only with the presence of this paper, you can check in at hotels that provide free accommodation for ukrainians cost to enter three meals at the moment, as far as i know, they are constantly updated in hotels that accept ukrainians, sometimes they are overcrowded , but sometimes places become available, hotels are available

papafosi about tarasi and one was opened so long ago in the vicinity of klimasov regarding education e-e education is given to children in greek schools. there are two types of education here e-e in paid schools or in free but education is conducted in the greek language of kindergartens unfortunately, they all pay for money, but this year we have such a volunteer center , which was founded by our ukrainian, anna sushko, and this year they opened a kindergarten for ukrainians in the city of larnaca, and which costs less for a smaller surcharge, but it is necessary will pay will accept ukrainian children as far as i know thank you for this information ira i will note that you live directly in larnica now and here is what is interesting to me in general

such a phenomenon cyprus is not poland it is not canada where there are huge ukrainian diasporas this is a small island and it stands out somewhat from other countries of the european union, in fact, and with its somewhat pro-russian position, which we will talk about later. however, there is such an active ukrainian community, we constantly see the news , went to a rally, a charity fair, a bicycle race charitable, there are also some meetings of ukrainians who support our country, who demand some help from cyprus and also collect funds for the needs of the homeland. iro, you are also an active participant. and together with your eldest son, who is 18 years old, you constantly participate in rallies and volunteer and i i know that the first meeting took place already on february 25 in larnytsia, the war had just begun. i

would like you to remember these first emotions, the first impressions, how did you manage to gather ukrainians , and in fact, there is an incredibly friendly diaspora here, and in 2017 it was created the friendship of ukrainians in ukrainian, what periodic friendship is there in the telegram channel ukrainians in cyprus, but i remember on the 24th. we joined at that time, at that time there were 600 subscribers, now there are about 11,000 on the island, according to the latest data, about 17,000 arrived , but i think already more, and on the evening of the 24th, messages began to arrive that we had to leave, we had to start doing something, to act . on the 25th, it was decided that we would leave in the lark house on the embankment, and the press was invited to the rally, there were representatives of the ukrainian

community, there were also representatives who pro- wives of the cypriot community, yes, women who are married to cypriots , who were able to help in the functioning. yes, and the talks with the press gathered near us. that we are the title that we will stand until the last time ira also want to remember and talk about a very important rally that came under the parliament and what about when our president volodymyr zelenskyy and his cypriot colleague communicated by video link and then

many ukrainians gathered under this parliament also with their demands and even the cypriot president. i know that he went out to our ukrainians to our people and made some kind of speech and it impressed you. you wrote about it on social networks and told me. please tell our viewers that he really was the same impressive and sensitive moment the day before when the meeting began , the representatives of the parliament came out first and they passed our meeting , looked very carefully at the posters, paid attention somehow like this what happened is that they stopped right next to where i was standing because there were still girls there, we had such a flash mob in shirts with bags and balaclavas on their heads and he looked at us and said that we are with you and we understand your pain because we we experienced this in the 74th year ago, we will do everything possible

to support your country. and we did uh , the girls of the organizer put on a loudspeaker a live broadcast of our president , president nikos anastasia, and after that we had such a small prepared flash mob, we all had to lie down land and when will leave the parliament so that everyone can see that. in this way, we depict that we are being killed every day, so the audience just sees it on their screens. next to us there is my son standing on the floor, you see where the press is next to him and he says i covered my head because i was very afraid that i would be stepped on a needle and the president came out and he did not just address the press

he addressed us he very spoke loudly i didn't say what i just had to say with your president and i keep all the promises and i promise you that i will support and help you and i sympathize with you as a people that you are going through such a tragedy now it was really impressive and we believe and we see every day the support of cyprus well, regarding the immigrants, those who are here, but in fact we talked about the fact that cyprus is somewhat such a pro-russian state , and this is how your impressions among the local population support the ukrainians. how do they treat you? are there still more russians then? that this is a very well-known offshore zone, firstly, secondly, there is a lot of real estate there, rich russian billionaires

have bought it. even now, have you come here, do you meet them on the streets, or were there any adventures? well, there are really a lot of russian citizens here . everything you say is true. we are fortunately in such a place where there are fewer of them. but sometimes such situations arise that are not quite pleasant. well, this usually happens at rallies when we hold rallies . yes, and families pass by and some people shout slogans or unpleasant words. it's unpleasant, but thanks to the ukrainian community and stability, everyone takes it in passing, let's say so, in my case, we react in my case, we conflict in order not to cause even greater aggression , support from the cypriots eh well, it

is divided, there are indeed those who support the russians eh, but also there are those who support ukraine from the first day, because i will repeat myself again, they are older people , they still remember the events of 1974. tell me thank you, how did you organize and i know that you even received an award from the ambassador of ukraine in cyprus for your volunteer activities , how did you gather and what do you usually collect funds for is it ammunition is it medicine or some kind of humanitarian aid eh girls what guys were here far before this events yes, since 2014 they are still involved in supporting ukraine when the war started in the east, and they continue to do it now. and they organized the main

mass, which was already at the time of the start of this war, in fact, it is really sick, a lot locally, everyone is in different places, but each city has its own center. volunteers who are engaged in this activity are separately created groups where pre-measures are discussed, how to organize, how to join together . also concentrated exclusively on this gathering, we conduct it in different ways, indeed , fairs are also held and we have such beautiful singing evenings where we gather in every city and gather in support of the armed forces, we also have

donations from cypriot businessmen families also support us, even 12, we collect rather large sums as much as possible through any measures that we can do, everyone joins us, and children take an active part and adults. do you think more is collected at the expense of our ukrainians who are there or at the expense of of cypriots, it seems to me, after all, at the expense of cypriots. but again, the meetings are held. well, not only ukrainians contribute, 11 foreigners, but uh, well, these are the most frequent, yes, the meetings are singing every sunday, we gather on saturdays, the girls sometimes and several times a week gather foreigners are also suitable. in this way, we get to know our culture. we wear our clothes, we have embroidered wreaths, by the way, all our props are at home

, we see, and we make bracelets, and in this way, whoever donates, we give bracelets. well, as if to show our gratitude, many foreigners actually and in the period when it lasts er, that’s exactly the tourist time, this er, tourist time is very suitable and express their lists of feelings and donations, warriors i understand that they send you photos, video reports, gratitude for the fact that you are so active and you help the homeland while abroad, they send it like this and

always thank you . let's talk about it. i want us to discuss it in more detail, but now i wanted to ask. and about your son, this is very important , because at such a young age it is quite difficult to leave friends' homes and readjust, he is studying online at law faculty in college but already works in cyprus although he is 18, but he is already working at two jobs. as far as i know, he is a bartender, a bartender , a waiter, and also in a barbershop. he works . please tell me how he feels in general and what he has such a psychological state. is it comfortable for him to be abroad and how did he manage to get a job ? it is very interesting. can he join because

he is there? i will be very happy. and our viewers will also be in the city. there will be more super. good day. yes , i want your question. of course, it was hard the first time, especially the first two months, these were the first two months in my life when i completely immersed myself, closed in on myself, but when the rallies started, it gave me such a boost by mail, it made me understand that if together with you, if we are all ukrainians let's put down our hands and just sit on our group abroad, then nothing will change because with every rally we bring information to the people, we show them that the war is going on, the war is not

over and that it is not just some crazy people the videos are something edited and it's all a lie that it's the truth that people are dying, people are becoming homeless, they have nowhere to go and we have to spread this information and at the expense of work uh, how can i say it at first, i adapted uh, it was only all the time at rallies, i tried to do everything i could to help as much as i could, but then i realized that i needed to contribute and i needed to earn money for myself. therefore, i needed to look for a job and even just look for some vacancies on the internet, but at that time my english was very bad, to be more precise conversations on english and i understand that it is necessary to tighten everything one by one, so at least to tighten up in english , after that i started to tighten up, new acquaintances started to tighten up, i just started to get to know cypriots with er

guys from other countries and practice my english er and s- with this practice began to make new acquaintances, working sergey, such a clarification is necessary, because these languages ​​are also common there, are they in english and more, after all? well, you are common here, but er, in general, er, everyone here uses english and about such as no, that's why these first three months were so hard for me because i started to tighten up, just to pronounce it, our course provided us with the support of the volonki community , and hmm, they created such a chad for children and support , and there were free courses, i went to this course. super and you i managed to find friends. so you say you talked a lot with cypriots

, yes, among them, let's say their mentality suits our ukrainian one. you can be friends with them, if i'm honest. my opinion is of course they are , well, i can't compare them to our teenagers. i don't have any friends here at the moment. i have acquaintances and in general these acquaintances . they are ukrainians or guys from some other countries. they are from britain. they are with france and generally. people with whom i would like to have some direct, very friendly relations , like they are teenagers, the main thing is to go

for a walk for me, i don't have time for parties because our teenagers are more mature or focused more on development for the future, that's cool, serhiy i still wanted to ask, after all, you are a representative of the younger generation and young people often want to leave ukraine to live somewhere in other european countries, to seek a better fate, you had the opportunity to compare life in the european union and life in ukraine. how do you like it better? would you like to return home ? after all, i would look for some kind of career growth there and i would stay to live, if i'm honest, i would return to ukraine. i have this desire every day, it doesn't leave me, it comes out of my head, and for comparison, i can't

compare because for me ukraine is not she not for me, it is not comparable to anything, and that is why i am mostly more inclined to the fact that i will return to ukraine and build my career there, by the way, this is not just a scene, and every time we talk to teenagers with children who are found here and here with my parents it is more and more from the word and such information that after all we are ambassadors and representatives of ukraine in other countries and we are here in order to gain some experience of our own and then share it because there really are some moments that we would like there enter yes then in our in our everyday life moment eh plus this is again the study of foreign languages ​​because it is not necessary to know the greek language because here in the tourist area everyone speaks english but children in schools learn greek and this expands