[000:00:00;00] two hear, who knows him somewhere, you can see that even today, how many attacks were there, how many hours did we spend in bomb shelters, and how much tomorrow is the moral responsibility, well, there are people who by nature bear this responsibility, that's five percent of people. most of the people, they are more ready to be given orders. they will think whether to implement or not to implement. is this a war? a completely different system is being built, that is , people have respect for those decisions that are made and they all clearly implement them in life. i do not remember that there were any cases so that someone could have a strong debate, there might be questions. well, you give an interpretation, people are moving forward, critical social infrastructure, civil defense infrastructure is also important. by the way, we are recording this conversation in a storage room because, uh, at the time of the start of our recording, there was an air alarm, how

extensive are the storage facilities in lviv, because lviv is a city of tourists, you said the city of foreign journalists, how easy it is for a person to come to lviv for the first time and find a shelter in times of danger, if you take the old part of the city, there are large cellars, e-e cafes catering establishments, you can always go and be in the basement. if we talk about our areas, what kind of shelters can we have besides our basements, well, none. well, there are also schools. so we also took everyone to the road, and there are also water supplies, medicine supplies. well, what makes me happy that the residents reacted to the situation with understanding, especially when there were the first arrivals, everyone understood that something was important and everyone in their house began to pay a lot of attention to it, therefore, in total, we have 6,000 shelters in place. is this a lot, well, it is quite

enough. the question is that very often people neglect it, and somehow you know me. god protects the protected. that is why my recommendation is to worry, after all, you need to protect yourself, your family and friends and not expose yourself, possibly because these shelters are not in the best condition today , but who should be responsible for them, look, no one prepared ukraine for the war , er, it takes years to build a system of civil defense. for example, er, even before the war, we prepared new construction rules in the city, and now every house that is being built it should have either basements as a parking lot and a shelter, or it should actually be like the israeli version, when such a whole riser is built and there are shelters that are powerful enough

when you can be in the house and walk in the shelter. that is, these are the standards that we have already implemented in the city those who are now starting to build, that's how they build, and even office complexes are only 3% more expensive. what did you understand, the construction companies treated this with understanding, earlier urban planning regulations did not foresee this in our state dbn now slava to god, we do this in lviv in other cities, it is difficult to say because, well, lviv has its own specifics. it seems to me that in many such things we are an example for other places , critical and social infrastructure , we continue this topic during the war in lviv , unfortunately, there were hits which uh, in almost all regions of our country, compensation is certain for the people who suffered or is it provided for in the city , well, most of the objects that were affected are critical infrastructure objects that

are under the state. yes, these are substations in fact, all the substations were destroyed, these are the facilities of ukrzaliznytsia. what was the hit to the private car repair service? of course, we worked together there so that people had the opportunity to resume their work. it's a problem that you won't bring back those people who died there with shock waves. a lot of people were also injured under during such shelling of electrical substations, because there is no such social tension in lviv, the biggest problem is the wounded, who are brought to lviv in large numbers. we started talking about the wounded. let's continue the topic of ukrainian defenders, is it also possible in the city to have some kind of support program not only for them, but unfortunately also for their families, families of soldiers and defenders who died at the front. as you know, there is a state program when a person

dies at the front, approximately 15 million is allocated hryvnias if a person is injured, then during treatment she continues to receive the salary she had in military service as you know, we in lviv are building an ecosystem of rehabilitation nezlamni an brokenen on the basis of our first medical association which is one of the largest in ukraine, there is an area of ​​180,000 square meters, more than four thousand medical workers, and only this association of ours has already accepted more than 11,000 of us , including military personnel, children and the elderly, and this is such a new format, because treating separately it does not have this effect here, it is very important when a person has a trauma, especially a military one, to give psychological help and rehabilitation from the first day. actually, what we actively started to build before the war is that we are now building such mental

health centers, and every day we have very good progress, many international organizations, many cities help us, freiburg, vilnius, wroclaw, warsaw, various international structures, the german government with us, the italians are also involved in the development of the prosthetics system, i have my prosthetics workshop, it is so small today, but it is already there, and we can make a protest on a leg in 4 hours to a person previously, people waited for this for 4-5 months fitting bionic prostheses well, this is generally uh level as far as possible, then the issue of housing, we are now starting to build e-e housing for injured migrants so that while they undergo rehabilitation of love, they have nowhere to live

, the issue of work is very important. today, we are building a system to help people with retraining because someone can no longer work for this job because he has injuries that require others. there are no other talents for that . this is such a large ecosystem that includes the entire spectrum, and here there are the specifics of children and the specifics of older people and the specifics of the military, but precisely the main thing is to be a person and have a human approach to everyone. to love people so that's it. then everything is fine. your previous work is that we went to the elections. this is an electronic ticket. the site is controlled by people, if we take reclamation of the landfill, the main phase of reclamation is actually already completed

, we will move on to biological remediation and e-e electronic ticket e-e we are already in the first phase e-e without cash payment somewhere in the middle of the year fully implemented in the city of lviv. i think that this year we will make this electronic ticket, which there is no place in ukraine , because what is the specificity of our electronic ticket that we plan all the work , that is, the owner of the vehicle will receive funds per kilometer of mileage you understand, and this minimizes any corrupt things, it brings to the top all the information that is available, but the difficult work had its difficulties, especially the war made such serious adjustments because the international partners are still a shock for them, well , for many people, so that you understand to come

to lviv, well, it's the same as coming to the front line, but in principle, all these projects are moving forward about the garbage processing plant . they told the deadline if there are any definite developments, when it will be, see what it will be, it's 100%, so that the work is ongoing, you can come look at the time of the war, it is incorrect to call the deadline, they ask everything like that, when did the war end, i would like it to end tonight. well, on the sixth, i want that too, you understand why. thank god that everything is moving, even in times of war, one more is the urban planning law good? is it good for the city? and why , if it is not good, do you talk about the law 5 6 5 the same way about it because there was a discussion about the common position of all local self-government bodies of lviv city council accepted an appeal to the president to close that the law and all the city councils expressed their position because this law was written without cities, if we are talking about urban planning well, you cannot make a law

on urban planning without cities. i hope that the wisdom of the president will be dominant and this the law will return to the parliament, if this does not happen, it will be a big trouble, we will have big construction scams in ukraine and people will be fooled at every step, although the author of the bill, on the contrary, said that this law is openness and transparency. well, only when illegal construction is carried out in lviv city ​​council employees will not be able to enter the construction site, they can only observe and write petitions from this side, you understand , and from then on they will build illegal construction, sell it to people, and then people they will come to us and say and there is no such thing there is no such thing or in the center of the city they will destroy the architectural monument, they say the taxi has stopped and there is no punishment, do you remember what kind of construction scams we had in ukraine when people buy housing and then it turns out that there is nowhere

to live a then people go to the city council, and now , in fact, the state wants to re-plan everything in such a way that the cities are responsible for everything, but do not have any opportunity to influence this process. illegal construction today in lviv has several buildings permits were issued by state organizations based on the decisions of the courts and we are trying to do everything possible to demolish some of them , just as i did in lychakivska, demolish a gunpowder house. do you think there were similar examples in ukraine ? there is corruption in ukraine and everyone knows it well, if the investigator did not take the money, then the prosecutor took the money ; if the prosecutor did not take the money

, they corrupt the judge. when laws appear that expand those possibilities , well, it becomes sad, and isn't it easier, the prices of legal buildings. so, if they do not threaten people's lives, repair and regulate, that's why there is one that stands for a long time and settle there on rynok square, we will build several new houses, it will be illegal building let's build them, then we'll say yes, let it be. and who is this? well, you add grist to the mill of people who would like to destroy everything old and build new things and say that's how it used to be , you know, we are fighting for the right to be free country, and free people must live according to certain rules that you and i jointly adopt, if there is a law, we must respect it, whether we like it or not, as a rule, illegal buildings are built without permits, without

any approvals, and the goal is very simple to deceive a person and take from him money, and when they took the money, then these people disappear and these buildings are dangerous for life, you understand, that is why they must be demolished, no one will demolish a building that was built in accordance with all the requirements of the legislation , technical supervision and others, we are only talking about those illegal constructions that do not have any reason for this, that they were there, just like that, people took advantage of their official position to assist city leaders, in particular , chernihiv poltava, your opinion on this matter , how legal is it and how realistic is it in today's realities , how necessary is it? not to the end, in the context of poltava, in relation to chernihiv, there was a court in lviv , so i talked to my fellow mayors and the guest speaker. well, the situation there is a bit strange, because he gave the opportunity in

the official car that the woman took the children out for the border, for sure, he needs to be punished for this, so, well, a protocol was drawn up there to give him a fine when, uh, the case went to court , the court says no, let 's suspend him for a year, then the court of appeal canceled the fines, suspended him is this good for local self-government i think that no times of war we should all be one fist should be together i am convinced that there will be further trials and for sure the truth will be dominant now i would like for you and me not to be distracted by things like this we have one enemy this there is russia we must all be united together there is a president commander-in-chief there is a government i like it i don’t like it gritted our teeth together

we are going to victory where we occupy the territory expelled by the muscovites russia will divide into 4-5 different parts then we will dismantle about our internal affairs in your opinion is this politics or not you know, i'm focused on the fact that there are a million problems in lviv from morning to night that need to be solved. of course, some things could be done differently . well, just like on the front, you know, there can be debates. and why didn't he shoot from that side of that side, but shooting and knocking down muscovites, everything else doesn't matter in 2019, you voted for your candidacy for the post of president, so later you refused in favor of another candidate, you talked about the fact that the ukrainian government needs a reboot and it will definitely be after the victory, what are your political ambitions today it is only to be competent and to be useful to the community today any

talk about ambition is harmful is stupid i am close to the philosophy of stoicism invest your time and energy where you have a certain influence because today it depends on each of us what the situation will be tomorrow and when to sit down to have some thoughts about what tomorrow will be like remember everyone has their own area of ​​work to plow from morning to evening and give results and everything and put aside any documents but they are what it is my ambition to be here today, you understand. i will not tell you what has been going on inside me for this year, you understand , when every day you have funerals, every day you communicate with the families of people who died for whom, with the military every day who has strong political ambitions, i recommend going to the front line to talk with our boys, all political ambitions

disappear, there is a question one thing is to survive in the given conditions today, you have to survive in the country, survive the city , so everything else is harmful and you don’t need to focus your energy on something else, everyone is directed towards one thing victory of ukraine full stop thank you, we will believe and wait for our victory, thank you for the conversation andriy sadovy, mayor of lviv take care and we will definitely see each other a year that changed each of us changed but did not break did not give forget that there are people nearby who need your attention and support in every city and village , we share joys and mountains together because we are ukrainians and will not leave each other, we destroy the walls of regret and anxiety and build new light and hope and help unity like never before and do

this is according to the call of the soul, because our people are our support and victory, a year of indomitability together , we will shoot victories because we understand that our people are our main wealth, that is why we are happy for every ukrainian and ukrainian who was saved because we know that there is no such thing as a small one they are ready to support to the best of their ability, because the projectile fired by them only strengthens our unity and desire for victory, we think of the victorious and will give up the ruins

washed away by the ukrainians, and here we stand how to get financial aid if you have suffered from the military aggression of the russian federation help from the red cross society of ukraine, who will receive the residents of the occupied territories who lived in liberated settlements at the time of deoccupation in the amount of 1,200 hryvnias for each individual, regardless of age and gender, financial assistance from of the international organization for migration who receives the inhabitants of the occupied territories who lived in liberated settlements at the time of deoccupation uah 2,200 one-time assistance for each person regardless of age and gender aid to evacuees from the funds that come from not the single integration account at the nbu who receives citizens who evacuate with special safe areas by ukrzaliznytsia trains for children and persons with disabilities uah 3,000 for adults uah 2,000 one-time cash assistance money is issued by ukrposhta mobile offices at the stations of arrival of evacuation

events, learn more about the provision of financial assistance by calling the hotline of the ministry of reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine, living in ukraine is not enough. defense of the armed forces of ukraine tell me honestly how you are i 'm holding on i'm holding on honestly but if you cover up it covers up a lot the last time it was a story

with a dog crimea me this story very then i touched, i just sit and cry, put my feet shoulder-width apart, smoothly raise my right hand up, reach up with the edge of the right palm, as if you are trying to press it on the sky, and with the edge of the left hand, reach down in this position, take several smooth breaths and exhalations. imagine that you are a tree that is slowly swayed by a gentle wind sways a little on the inhale smoothly come out of the pose and put the palms on the chest on the exhale slowly lower them rest for a few seconds and do the same but already with the other hand there this technique in your self-help kit more

here, under the bombs in azovstalia, we were reduced and we simply resigned ourselves to the fact that we will remain captive there amid humiliation and abuse . they told me that your child will remain in the territory of russia, then you will never prove that it is your child in the occupation. i was in the last months of pregnancy without doctors, water and light and you understand that you can't do anything when the enemy sat down death they gave life i constantly talked to my tummy you and i are strong and we will hold on until the end documentary film when life is stronger today 9:30 p.m. my name is me mary i was born in armenia at the age of 5, my family and i moved to ukraine, so all my childhood and school years and even

student years were spent in the luhansk region. the war with russia, we moved to kyiv oblast, it is now the buchansk district, it has a name, and at the beginning of a full-scale invasion, we moved to uzhgorod and currently live here . everyone asks why we went to ukraine from armenia. from luhansk oblast to kyiv from kyiv to uzhgorod, there were no normal conditions for life there, the lighting was so bright, the gas was difficult after the 1990s, my father made the decision to take the family out, eh, i still remember that

i didn't want this at all, i ran away from home, we lived in a village in the mountains, you ran away from home, sat on a pebble until my parents found me, because i didn't want to leave the motherland so much, they tried to persuade me to leave armenia, she tricked me with red shoes, they said that everyone wears shoes there you'll wear rings, we'll buy you some. this was the only reason why i agreed to fly through our homelands. well, hungary , the ukrainian language, of course, is in the eastern part of ukraine - it's in the luhansk region. it's been an occupied city for eight years . the city of stakhanov is thanks to my teachers. i studied in a philology class, i still remember all of their lessons, everything that we received from the class teacher , the philology teacher, is the biggest base. so there and then

it is already so much more active that i completely switched to spoken ukrainian, so it was already when i i went to work with a teacher, i still work and worked before the war in license number one - this is the village of petropavlivska borshchagivka, where we left on february 24. at the moment, this is my main job at the lyceum, only it is remote for now, since until we return , my class has remained on distance learning we are working online, we postponed the reading to next week, so we will spend it next week, i managed to do well, little girl, i thank you very much, we will meet at these lessons, well , next week, have a good weekend and thank you to my mother for joining you, please pass on the attention to honey equally. you can't do it because it was the end of spring and i started working as a volunteer in karitsa, or rather helping to conduct master classes, and after that

father myroslav is the head of the karita charitable foundation invited me to take on some children's project. this project became teacher mary's summer school for the summer. we spent those three months very fun, and for me, it was very warm. i really lacked children's energy. i didn't work with my children like i was a primary school teacher, i was in the third grade at the time, and somehow i had some kind of vent, so i gave myself straight, i don’t know, everyone gave everything to me. i was so pleased that i was involved in such a project, after that they already started a group when those children went to school

because there were older children there, they started a training group , at the moment we have little ones, they are 6-7 years old, they are preparing for school. what is the number three? what is the number six ? it was already scary there then from luhansk region to kyiv region when we moved somehow it was not so scary as this time it was the second time to go through it again to tear yourself away from your usual life from the society that was already around you and it was difficult to get settled in the first two months well actually it was difficult honestly especially when he compiled the news, they are not all good when they already started to liberate the buchan district when we already saw terrible pictures of people with whom we were directly familiar with whom we directly worked when they were not just killed when they were tortured and we

we saw these bodies, we just saw that hell, those graves, when the family was there , i knew it, well, it was a terrible murder, psychologically, to experience this moment. well , it was very difficult for me. thank god that we did it, and it was very difficult for us to leave . dad didn't want to leave at all, i didn't want to leave my parents. it was such a scandal . we left with such a scandal. it was very difficult. scary. so we support everyone our traditions, we support the armenian language in the family, that is, we preserve everything that we should preserve, but the point is, when you grow up in one, one, in one nationality , so in one mentality

, it was very difficult for me to suddenly move from luhansk region to kyiv region, from kyiv region to transcarpathia when there, if you change the country, even if it is the historical homeland, it is such a serious and difficult step . i have a lot of acquaintances who have left. anxiety, but dare to take such a step as moving with children. we understand that children are not games. we can't. i can't move to live for two months and then come back and transplant the children . i want a bright world for my children, that's all, i want a bright future, and secondly for me well, somehow well, i'm not an adult like others, maybe

i don't know what to call myself, i 'll still be a patriot of ukraine, like foreign forges, there was an armenian, i don't know where do people come from? they can say different things, but it is difficult, like any ukrainian woman, i will consider that i am very strange to someone there, and here i am my own, but i am already my own here and leave the state that you love and the society that you are used to, the mentality that you are used to and everything and start again from scratch, i'm not ready yet i don't know what needs to happen to be ready for this i don't know let's go how many books we have here let's give it a little less