[000:00:00;00] er, on which we have been playing for more than 100 years, this is really a special place for us, and now we will be on this stage , in front of us is the berlin philharmonic . for us, this is a great achievement and a great professional satisfaction that here we have conquered this peak . teodor kuhar, the chief conductor of the orchestra , an american of ukrainian origin , came to kyiv in the early 90s to develop the national symphony orchestra of ukraine 20 years later, he is also fighting for the fact that now the lviv symphony orchestra was heard all over the world on the group's tour of the united states - this is primarily his merit. i believe that this is the most important and prestigious

moment for ukraine, and with the fact that now there is such a terrible war and the word ukraine in the news non-stop every 5 seconds ukraine ukraine this is sania's chance to show us that ukraine is not only drinking money and asking for help, but ukraine also has something to give to america and to the level that america is used to and expects solomia ivahiv, a ukrainian violinist, says she has lived and worked in the united states for many years. she also helped the orchestra organize tours exactly 30 years ago. in february 1993, i performed for the first time as a soloist with the lviv symphony orchestra. and i was 12 years old and i never thought that there would be such an opportunity to celebrate lviv symphony orchestra here in the united

states, people are now interested in what ukraine is and how ukraine differs from our aggressive neighbor mykhailo sosnovsky , the main soloist of the concert, the flautist performed the main part of the chamber symphony yevgeny stankovich's number three, which opened the concert, mykhailo says that during the tour, he was impressed by the support and help of the americans , in particular, one of the most famous musical instrument stores provided him with an extremely expensive flute for kyria's performance, it costs $40,000. they just gave it to me and told me to do it. i've been playing on it for 10 days, i've already played concerts and i can play on it today. well, we'll see , of course. well, it's for us , well

, it's for any professional. just like that, well, it's like a gesture to perform in the karniki hall with an instrument , which is a super-top level, merseva 's performance is admitted to carnagigol's performance - it is to some extent the peak of the professional career of the orchestra , which sets the tone for further development and touring, the next important international performance will take place may 9 in stockholm on europe day, which this year is dedicated to ukraine and the council of europe invited the orchestra to perform at these celebrations from new york iryna solomko towel voice of america download the voice of america mobile application the application allows you to automatically bypass blocking thanks to the built-in vpn service, read the news, watch informative programs and videos, as well as listen to podcasts of the voice of america in ukrainian, and with that, we say goodbye, also join our

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be done so that victory comes as soon as possible, and this in in our hands and i always say that it is not necessary to take weapons. yes, there are a lot of very important matters, no less important, where the head and hands are also needed, and so on, so i took any help, i was looking for a humanitarian, i helped with transportation, housing and treatment , and i still do this if not himself, he uses all possible connections today they are calling my grandmother from slavyansk, please no one wants to take her to the hospital she is lying how many of them are me and he he i hear what he thinks i will answer him i am not a question give the address everything goes there fast and so, day after day, up to a hundred calls a day with a request for help to bring out, lead or hospitalize vyacheslav says he is absolutely not tired this year and thanks and awareness of the fact that he was able to give someone a chance for a healthy life, a happy future or just

comfort in an extremely difficult moment he has wings, a person gets pleasure when he earns money, yes, someone there is shopping, when they buy expensive things there, yes, it is not really pleasure, the real pleasure is when you help a refugee , a disabled person, a wounded person, yes, when you save a life, i manager yes, i have connections , i have hands , i have a car, i can come to help. it's just that all this time we've been fighting it right now with us decisive battle kseniya pavlyshyn dmytro klimchuk program windows stb marathon the only

news to live in ukraine we have to protect it protect your hard in us today it's better now we planted a car and enemy equipment and i'm already older. heroes don't die. they keep the sky alive from above. there's a store when there's light and water. golyak was snowing. i was still collecting in buckets and the liberators came and started wringing empty apartments. it's like learning russia as a valkino. so they called back and tatarstan was completely locked up. it's good that they left then, because

it's not life here, do you understand? i even started to pray that night, many ukrainians did not sleep or had very disturbed sleep and partial fragmented due to another mass rocket attack by the russians, it did not work out for many in sevastopol, there were also explosions heard at night, less information, of course, reports due to understandable russian censorship, but we will try to learn something from this, we will start a conversation with tamil tashova, the permanent representative of the president in the autonomous republic of crimea and milo congratulations, you heard the same thing about these explosions that took place at night in sevastopol and again blamed ukraine. of course you heard that, and in principle it happens systematically when something

happens in crimea, including explosions, but the occupiers admit some of the explosions, some say that they do not have such a thing or, you know, very often they hear the phrase that air defense is working and even on the territory of the russian federation in some regions of russia, they joke that beer probably only works in crimea, so good joke and you succeed to monitor the mood of crimeans now in connection with these air defense works. of course, this is one of the systemic issues that we are looking at , because the attitude of our citizens who are experiencing in the occupied territory is changing very much territory or russian citizens of the colonizers of our territory. because earlier the occupying forces and occupation administrations said that they were there forever, that nothing

threatens crimea. and now they say that we are crimea. and part of the people, of course , who leave the territory of the peninsula, it is mostly russian citizens, but not only our citizens who are afraid of conscription or mobilization to russia the army with the explosions, of course, i really think they will continue in the future, but now i wanted to ask you there, milo, about the situation, which is not enough so far. the reaction is about the study of yevsi university , specifically the humanitarian research center of the medical faculty of yale university, in which they investigated the existence of a whole network of correctional camps for ukrainian children who

were taken out of ukraine by the russians, according to the data this research is about approximately 6,000 children who are in approximately 42 or 43 such institutions where they are being politically re-educated . you have obviously seen this publication . 17 years old, it is terrible, unfortunately, this systematic work that the russian federation began not only after the full-scale invasion, including until february 24 of last year, including there were youth army detachments and so further, but here we are really talking about something else, because we really know how our children were taken from the territory of the mainland of ukraine, in particular from the kherson zaporozhye region, and sent to the territory

of the russian federation. their center is an analytical center that includes them . russian propaganda works systematically with our children . the ukrainian ombudsman and commissioner for children's rights systematically violates this issue, including violations by our political leadership , and in particular the president of ukraine, in front of all international organizations regarding the fact that such a crime is actually an act of genocide, because the removal of children from one group and joining to another group is actually a genotypic practice that can be considered as a genotype, so i think there will be a reaction, i think it is necessary to simply

verify these data, which, including our colleagues from european institutions, have provided and then the reaction will be even tougher, but in fact the issue of children who are abducted and are on the territory of russia is constantly raised by the ukrainian side . well, because we are talking about children who are now 17 and literally very soon they can be drafted into the russian army, that is, the russian mobilization continues. -e and i would like to hear from you what is happening with the mobilization in crimea. these children can actually be conscripts because the next conscription company will actually start on april 1, so we can expect the use of children in such yes, as far as the mobilization is concerned, it did not stop on the territory of the peninsula, if the russian federation said that they started the mobilization in september, they finished it there

in two weeks, it seems, or 1.5 weeks, then they said that the mobilization would begin already in january , and meanwhile they there was never a single mobilized person, this is not true according to our information. during this period from the end of september until now, in fact, during this period , a constant mobilization campaign , the so-called shadow mobilization, is taking place in the territory of the crimean peninsula it is indeed targeted towards the crimean tatars, a large part of the summonses that were distributed especially in the fall during this conscription campaign, they were distributed to the crimean tatars and to our great regret, due to this mobilization, unwillingness to serve in the ranks of the armed forces of the russian federation, our citizens are forced to leave the territory of the crimean peninsula and the possibility of leaving remains. i mean politically, is it possible and physically , because i remember that after

the crimean bridge was destroyed, they were formed there serious problems with exit because it took a certain amount of time, queue control, queue inspections are and of course it is problematic enough, but for now there is an opportunity to leave the territory of the peninsula, our citizens go mostly to the territory of third countries, few leave in the territory of the russian federation , they go to uzbekistan in kazakhstan , kyrgyzstan, georgia, turkey, and on the territory of european countries, emigration is quite difficult , very expensive, often. unfortunately, our citizens leave with whole families. therefore, these are thousands of people who actually after september 21, 2022 year left our territory of the crimean peninsula, it is clear that you mean departure, it is expensive, multi -watt, this is a kind of business that was formed around this, in fact , because such private carriers began to transport our citizens there, most often

with one person, it costs about 600 dollars or euros, respectively, so do the math yes, if several people leave for each family, including the need to rent some housing on the territory of third countries, then not everyone can even afford to simply leave the territory peninsula. and if you go by public transport, not with private carriers, it is also quite long and expensive, maybe not as expensive as because of the private right of the carrier, and it is a little faster with them, well, that is, we are talking about the fact that part of the people leave voluntarily and part of the people actually displaced by these political repressions of the russians and their mobilization , it is absolutely true that this actually affects the demographic situation and there are such figures , unfortunately there are no exact figures, but the forest also speaks

of tens of thousands of crimean tatars who left from the territory of the peninsula after full-scale registration and, in particular, after mobilization. of course, this will be reflected in the demographic situation, given that there are a lot of russian citizens there, and every person who is our ukrainian citizen remains there is really very important for us, but they simply have no other way out. on the other hand , russian citizens are also leaving the territory of the peninsula after the events of the novofad residents after the events we had on the kerch bridge , respectively, people also started to leave. that is why you know, this is a very substance that is constantly moving, that is, people are leaving and returning to crimea, and i think that this will be a constant process until the territory is liberated . i am asking because i recently saw a message from denys kazansky, we are colleagues of a journalist who takes care of the topic of occupied territories, he drew attention to the fact that russian pro-government sources

they quoted, as if a statistical figure, that 8% of ukrainians remained in crimea, although according to their data there were 16 of them in the 14th year, but again, this is a russian source , because ukrainian sources claimed that 25% of people who registered themselves as ukrainians. that is, it is some kind of fantasy. in fact, even if you go by propagandistic russian figures , the number of ukrainians has halved since the 14th year. this is ethnocide. and about the crimean tatars, so about the crimean ones. i absolutely do not agree with those theses because what is important to say in the territory of the crimean piavatst, the vast majority of citizens are citizens of the ukrainian state, yes, they can be ethnic russians, ethnic ukrainians , or crimean tatars, but they are all

citizens of the ukrainian state and have ukrainian passport, and actually we have to support them to help our citizens, because i know a lot of russian ethnic russian people who are citizens of ukraine and support the armed forces of the ukrainian state. as for the crimean tatars , they are really being pushed out, but according to the information that the deputy head told me of the mejlis of the crimean tatar people narimanja real even before his imprisonment that the crimean tatars are about half a million, respectively, this is approximately 15 %, about 15% of the population of the territory of the peninsula that is now inhabited therefore, crimea is ukraine and crimeans - these are ukrainians as a part of the political nation. thank you, tamila, for finding time for us, uh, we will be waiting for you with joy on our further broadcasts and alms to you, the representative of the president in the autonomous republic of crimea was always in touch with us.

of news has strengthened the borders of ukraine for drones, join the gathering of border guards according to the regime of total economy from the 7th to the 23rd turn off all unnecessary electrical appliances, help restore the country's power grid, how will all the machines be silenced and we will finally feel spring thirsty we will make love so that the war will dissolve its cursed smell in salty sweat in two bows of disgraced maps i will learn everything about how god created you and when the cannons cool down how hot it will be in the beds until you are bitten they will kiss you so that the horror is erased and from memory the horror so that

your moan i scared you to the point of tiredness, and in the morning i will love again, and if fatm has mercy on us, to survive this fierce spring, how thirsty we will make love to wash away the war from ourselves, collaborators are considered those who support russian aggression, are engaged in the spread of russian propaganda, support or hold a referendum in the occupied territories cooperate with the occupiers to obtain positions or perform tasks set by the occupying power if a person provided housing to the occupiers provided them with food or passed on information about ukrainian defenders of government representatives or their location these people will receive real terms of imprisonment up to 15 years of imprisonment but if a person found himself in the occupation and simply continued to perform his duties without harming ukraine or under

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facts of the week for the marathon - the only news every sunday at 8:00 p.m. today, among other things, is also the day of the military journalist, it would be more accurate to say even now in the conditions of the martial law of the military journalist and on such an occasion i have the honor to host the conversation studio of danylo ischenko, captain and military reporter danylo vitau vitau thank you for agreeing to come e to begin with, did you plan to be a journalist at all? i did plan to become a military journalist, but i didn’t become a military journalist right away , even though i was in the army long before the full-scale war and long before even the anti-terrorist operation i have been in the army for 10 years, but before that i almost never planned or thought about becoming a soldier, except as a child. maybe i had some childhood dreams, but then

it just so happened that an opportunity happened. training at the kyiv polytechnic and after that or after some time i got to the military television and radio studio where i was offered a contract and i began to serve further there were training grounds additional training additional courses well, in principle, i did not i doubt that i made the right choice at the time. you are in pixel. yes, you are a journalist. there is a norm that in war, journalists must have a press mark on their chest, on their back, on their body armor, on the cash register there must be a press mark in order not to become an object of attack. you do not have such marks. we do not have such marks and cannot have them because we are officers, we are military personnel and we are combatants

. that is, we do not have the right to wear press marks and wear special blue body armor for the press there. we are military personnel and even have the right to carry weapons. because we we are regulated by the laws of ukraine and the statutes of the armed forces, which clearly states that a serviceman is obliged by any means to protect the personnel of subordinates and state property. that is, we have the right to do so. there was also a weapon of self-defense. that is, you are actually a military captain, but then

the question arises , what rank can a journalist reach the most? another in a position that involves a title. well, for example, lieutenant colonel or colonel, then a person can easily rise to the rank of colonel and it will not be very difficult for him. well, i mean that she can do it, she is capable of doing it if a person has brains, if a person is talented , then there really is no playing around in addition, we have a wonderful university of defense. there you can also study there. i also plan to train there after some time, by the way, military journalists, but not at the university of defense, but

where they used to train at the lviv polytechnic in at the lviv institute of the lviv academic stream of troops, and after that they are trained in kyiv at the shevchenko military institute, there is a department there. it is there that they train cadre military personnel, e.e. , journalists. i had a slightly different path. well, it was a little more difficult for me, but in principle there is a great enthusiasm for learning and learning something more, and therefore, in principle , now i can already say that i am on the same level as those people who studied personnel for the military journalists, journalists have their own specialization. well, it is clear that globally yours is military, but also within the military there are different

people, there are people who write press releases, i and summarizing articles, essays, shoot documentaries, stories, what exactly do you do as a press service officer, for the most part, that is , i personally i can shoot and edit and write texts and sit at the remote control and read something and work in the frame, that is, the whole cycle that is in the work of the press service. who have been working for a long time in the press service, especially from the beginning, the press service of the headquarters of the anti-terrorist operation, then under the service of the operation of the joint forces, and so on, all the sectors that were there are there, they in one way or another master virtually all fields. well, i am not yet

a very good photographer, but i i think it can be mastered if you really need it and what do you like to do the most, and personally i like to work in the field , you are the one. unfortunately, you can’t see it. the table hides it. but

danilo has part of his left leg replaced by a prosthesis and he lost that leg performing the editorial task, you can tell in more detail where and how it happened. it was near kharkiv, kharkiv district , nearby was the village of tsupivka, at that time we filmed the work of military paramedics, we met the poplar terrace, the leader of the band antitila, we talked and came to the decision that it would be good to show the work of the military doctors, military paramedics, the work of the evacuation team, how they save the lives of the boys, and we worked with them for two days. that is , we came there, looked at how their work was organized, communicated with them we recorded an interview with them on the second day