[000:00:00;00] we are talking about possible communication , uh, regarding the return of the bodies of our dead, maybe uh, regarding other very sensitive moments and forced communication, i don’t know, with uh, the enemy representative office of the red cross, does something like that take place at all? is it unrealistic now, well, look at this work idea continues, but it must be clearly understood that between the state processes and negotiations between the warring parties, this is precisely the mandate of the international committee of the red cross , so i emphasize that we are, after all , the red cross of ukraine, we are a little different the organization we are focused on assistance within ukraine and assistance to ukrainians, and the international committee of the red cross has it in accordance with the relevant statutory documents of the united nations , in accordance with its statutory documents

, the international committee of the red cross carries out this difficult communication regarding the search for a-a from the bodies of the dead and the search for missing persons and communications of families with those who are in captivity with civilians and prisoners of war, etc., and this is the mandate of the international committee of the red cross . we are also in our activities we are faced with such processes and we are trying to establish communications between ukrainians and the international committee of the red cross. we are also trying to act within the opportunities that we have in particular. well, in the occupied territories, we do not stop the activities of the red cross. the cross of ukraine, in particular, we worked very actively in kherson and in the kherson region when that part

of the kherson region was occupied. so we had to have our organizations er-e skazhem yes in some way er-e negotiate with er-e skazhem yes with the occupying the authorities to give our e-e organizations the opportunity to help ukrainians who were in the occupied territories , but i would like to note right away that it was not about cooperation in any way, and none of our organizations gave up the name of the red cross of ukraine, we did not change our position, we did not change our subordination and our people remain, have been and will be, i am convinced by the patriots of our state and in every possible way to help ukrainians, first of all, both in the occupation and in the de-occupied

territories, that is why our month is our activity is not just difficult, but i think that it is much more difficult for our soldiers on the front lines of the armed forces of ukraine, which we are proud of, as well as for the people who need our help . 00 - 32 minutes moving on we are now joining our marathon nataliya kharchenko , executive director of the kmis glory to ukraine mrs. nataliya we congratulate you well, there is a fresh study of the kmis and our conversation i would like

to start with a statement of extremely important of the symptomatic secretary of the national security and defense council of ukraine, oleksiy daniilova . therefore, russia is preparing scenarios of internal destabilization in ukraine as the only salvation from its military defeat. to this end, on international platforms and within the country, russia, through its experts, will promote the ideas of ukraine's renunciation of part of the territory. sociological research and a vision of what the current mood is in ukraine ms. natalia, in your opinion, will the enemy succeed in implementing this plan, in particular , trying to shake the ukrainian mood but let's not, so to speak, assess the situation with rose-colored glasses, the situation is not easy, the political organization concludes that there is a certain constancy in society regarding the fact that it is necessary to liberate all territories and no special concessions so far

, well, at least they have such ideas, but they are quite unpopular and do not have support. well , if we talk about the latest study of the kyiv international institute of sociology , civil society during the war 2022 , tell us a little more about the subject research, so what exactly did we want to find out thanks to him, and what were the results? maybe something surprised me the most. thank you for this opportunity. this research was carried out on the initiative of the union in the mizin zapade consortium and by the support of usaid, and the main goal was to study the state of civil society in war conditions in particular, studying the experience of adaptation and the work of public and charitable organizations after a full-scale invasion, i want to say that

it was quite such a thorough study that we conducted an analysis of the available data of open state registers, media monitoring, an expert survey of the expert environment and a survey of representatives of public and charitable organizations currently operating in ukraine, in total, more than 1,500 representatives of the organization were interviewed, in general, the study showed that despite all the challenges, civil society adapts to the conditions of war and continues its work, at least we we see that in the 22nd year it was able to self -organize itself to combat the consequences of the invasion , the manifestations of this are a significant and significant increase of newly created charitable organizations, initiatives to continue the activity of those public organizations that were already created even before the war, despite the challenges related

to security that all ukrainians are experiencing , the displacement and increase in the number of those in need of help. we also did e-e media monitoring and we can say that in the information environment there are a lot of mentions of public organizations, volunteer initiatives, movements, that is, from february to november , when we tried to analyze this pool , messages, e-e, messages have increased over time with the fact that it was arbitrary 10 times and we have more than 600,000 messages about various initiatives during this period, that is, a very large such field, in addition, i can note that the leaders of these mentions in the media space are the come back alive fund, united 24 community affairs , serhiy prytula, the poroshenko foundation and the charity the organization caritas ugu, in general

, public organizations managed to attract and administer some insane funds, insane resources, in fact, it allowed to strengthen the ukrainian army, especially at the beginning of the invasion, to unite societies and we hope to somewhat mitigate the consequences of the war for the population that suffers the most from it. and according to open day, since the beginning of the war, only the accounts of the national bank of ukraine and the three largest funds of gennady 24 come back alive asylum fund ukrainians and foreigners have donated more than 1 billion dollars. that is, well huge amounts of money that went to help e-e people and solve current problems, i also want to say that e-e surprised us and maybe pleased that 80% of public and charitable organizations in one way or

another plan to join the recovery the countries are going to reformat with the end of the war. they will simply, er, somehow reorganize their work for reconstruction, accordingly, and for the new challenges that will arise after the victory, mrs. natalya. from everything that you have just observed, can we say that in our country , er, the war provoked such a natural expansion this is the public sector of public activism in the healthy sense of the word, because if i honestly record some changes purely in my environment, i must note that previously the majority of people were not ready in terms of energy, time and resources investing in things that, for example, are not paid, although there may be useful for society, now this has changed , the majority of people are ready to devote themselves precisely for the sake of victory, precisely understanding that it is now important, how much has this important public sector increased and expanded in our country, and how much it can really be such

an important pillar in the construction and development of the ukraine of the future. we currently have more than 90,000 public charitable organizations that are actively operating, even though some of them were located on the territory which are currently not under the control of the ukrainian government, a large part was forced to move from those areas where active hostilities are ongoing. but most of the organizations continue their work, they are very active and there are a lot of volunteers now because there are certain staffing problems. well, people joined the army, part of e- e moved and now due to actual circumstances cannot join this work, but even under such difficult conditions, without electricity, without offices , some were forced, some were abandoned. well, what

they had worked during this time some office technology, transport, and now everyone continues to work even without funding, relying precisely on the solidarity of people, on the desire to help each other, and well, almost everyone is involved in this in some way, but the public sector is the same, it is the same analytical structures, not only practical workers, they are already thinking about the future about the construction of a recovery strategy, what should be focused on in the future, so that this reconstruction takes place as well as possible and for the benefit of the people ms. natalia, on the other hand, we also understand which is part of public initiatives, so to speak. well, it only absorbs certain resources, both human and grant, so we understand that there is , so to speak, the flag of the ukrainian volunteer movement that collects money for the armed forces of ukraine and volunteer

organizations that specifically help the armed forces of ukraine and so on further and so on, there are structures that are ready to use to master foreign aid just for the sake of mastering foreign aid there is also such an aspect yes yes thank you, this is a fairly common opinion, but now we see that the main source of funding for public organizations, at least in such a broad sense. we had a representative sample . that is, these are organizations that work all over ukraine. these are not some special centers. the main source of funding is donations from the public , help from local businesses, help from local authorities, to the extent that they have any resources there. - resources at the level of territorial communities, that is

, it is more like uh, well, this practice. the participation of ordinary citizens of business and local authorities and state authorities as a whole , it is a guarantee of the activities of these organizations. thank you, mrs. nataliya nataliya kharchenko, executive director of the military international institute of sociology. in izyum , kharkiv region, a forestry worker stepped on a russian mini-diaper as a result of the explosion, the man was hospitalized with injuries to his left foot. the state security service urges not to touch relevant suspicious objects under any circumstances. well, india does not want the g20 summit to discuss additional sanctions against russia for its

invasion of ukraine during the annual chairmanship of the new deal bloc, at least reuters writes about this with reference to six high-ranking indian officials on the sidelines of the group of 20 meeting in india , the financial leaders of the g7 countries will meet on february 23, on the eve of the first anniversary of the invasion, to discuss measures against russia, the minister said on tuesday of japan's finances well, the officials directly participating in the meeting of finance ministers and heads of central banks of the group of 20 this week said that the economic consequences of the war will be discussed, but india does not want to consider additional measures against russia . well, meanwhile, the bucharest nine, whose meeting continued today in poland will discuss further support for ukraine this was stated by the president of poland andrzej duda during the opening of the corresponding summit in warsaw with the participation of the president of the united states joseph biden

and the secretary general on secrets of stoltenberg quoting the polish leader today we want to think together in the circle of closest allies about our next steps before the b9 summit in bratislava and right there at the one in vilnius, as well as the possibility of providing further support to ukraine, according to duda , this year's summit has of particular importance in the context of the approaching anniversary of the full-scale invasion of russia. well, the executive committee of the international federation of journalists decided to suspend membership in the organization of the union of journalists of russia. of course, in connection with full-scale russian aggression against ukraine, suspension of membership is the maximum sanction that the international federation of journalists can apply to its own members due to violation of its charter, the decision to exclude is made by the world congress of the international federation of journalists. to be honest, i did not follow this moment until today and was a little surprised that

until now his russian journalists could remain in the international federation of journalists. well, those are the ones we still had on the territory of russia , the journalists who applied for it rank, they emigrated from russia just so as not to be either killed or put in prison. so we include in our marathon iryna fedoriv , ​​the editor-in-chief of the website of the movement honestly. glory to ukraine, ladies and ryno. well, the party of regions and opzzh and on and on down the list as if they are banned, but somehow so they function. well, the eighth court of appeal banned the activities of the party of regions, as it were, but as you see the history of the unfolding of all those processes in practice, well, look, the parties began to be banned in the summer, and we emphasized

because this is only the beginning and it turns out that our judicial system coped much faster than the legislative one, that is, the verkhovna rada, we will still have the first anniversary of the full-scale invasion in a few days and we are entering the second year and nestor shufriz remains the head of the committee with us on issues of freedom of speech, the representatives of the polish people's party remain in leadership positions in the committees, and the deputies from the already banned pro-russian parties remain with powers in the local councils . that is, we now as a country have banned seals and banned statutes. and the main thing for pro-russian parties to be their representatives and they essentially remain in the political system, we just today made public information about what percentage of cases involving state traitors and collaborators remain unexamined in the courts, this is 90% and only 10% received sentences . well, this does not apply to deputies, but in general to collaborators and those who worked with the occupiers

. well, the situation is considered better. the former pzj is gradually leaving the walls of the ukrainian parliament and collecting its mandates, ot davit arkhamia announced let's say minus three mandates already in the near future on the anniversary of the large-scale invasion , most likely we are talking about that royal hair and it's sweet, of course, but somehow well, in short, i don't know dear please draw up the mandates - it's one story, another story, well, if there were real proceedings against these people and a real justification, why exactly the idea of ​​the police in general and the specific presence of these people in the parliament is not okay, see arkhamia personally responsible for the fact that shufrych remains in the leadership position and other people's deputies of the armed forces, they do not wait for the enemy to simply leave this territory by themselves, they work as people's deputies

of arkhamia, including all others, and more than others is responsible because he is the head of the faction that has votes and in essence , it is possible to have a majority in the parliament, they can make any decision, i wrote to archangel where the resolution was that we remove them from the leadership positions in the committee, and he does not do this, when izhelkovych wrote a statement that he gave him the authority to do what archami did. he thanked him and together with hetmantsev said that it is necessary to act humanely in such cases, well, my friends, it does not work out that way , you must hold them to political responsibility. it was just that he reported that while studying the key votes where the servant of the people needed to achieve a certain goal , the mps from the people's republic of ukraine

voted for him at the time. the fact that these deputies are still in the council. maybe some analysis of the decisions made at the last meetings is being conducted. how do these deputies vote now, or can it be said that the positions of the servant of the people and the former police officers still coincide? cooperation, when they pushed through the urban planning reform before the new year, the reform in quotation marks is scandalous, in fact, without votes in the psg, it would not have been pushed through, because even their representatives are servants of the people, those for whom it was important not to support a project with corruption risks they did not vote, in fact there were 228 votes, and the minimum is 226, if you take away the votes, the bill would not have passed and would not have become law, we still do not understand whether the president made it up, so we really see that in

critical moments he announced that psg is being saved because it is more difficult to negotiate there with it is more difficult to build a coalition with a voice of european solidarity when you do not have support even from among your own people. well, of course, it is easier to take the votes of the opposition. issues of freedom of speech, well, this is simply the duty of people's deputies, because essentially a year passes, and they remain in key positions. upsj who occupy well, not the last places in various committees, or maybe it would be some sort of palliative moment well, but why are

there hands before that? last year, mrs. shulyak headed the committee and replaced andrii klitschko, her fellow party member , in the same position. they pass a resolution and vote to remove them from their positions, and the distribution is very simple. the quota principle between the factions works, and we have a paradoxical situation . according to the quota principle, for some reason , representatives of non-factions now hold key positions in committees, they should simply share proportionally between the voice of the servant of the people and european solidarity homeland an interesting story. and how will our parliamentary majority, for example, be formed if, for example, the opz fell out of the relevant voting, well, look, they are the servants of the people

, they have enough votes in order to make decisions simply when policies such as urban planning reform are produced, the word reform is emphasized in quotation marks, then even they do not want to support their own, and then there is a lack of votes, and they are kept, they understand what situation they are in now, so that they can vote, as ms. shulyak said , constructive cooperation, and they are kept as a lifeline when there is no consensus even within the faction well, and then if you take away the opz component, well, at least you will have to agree on the position within the faction in order to have votes, the services of your votes are in principle enough. well, i do not see prospects as representatives of other factions, if the servants themselves do not reach an agreement, they will give votes for dubious projects, the quality

of law-making in the parliament must become better. hero of ukraine lieutenant general pavlyuk vitaly deinegu and andrii shevchenko, how will the monitoring of what is happening in the ministry of defense be done now ? we are actually talking about, i don't know, delicate monitoring because the materials are thin and so on, but the mechanisms promised to be implemented. so the movement honestly monitored the situation and please share your conclusions about our defense in a number of areas. unfortunately, the state took advantage of the martial law and closed access to information where control is essentially needed. i hope that the public council that is now

it is working, it is being formed, it will fulfill its functions and will monitor e-e procurements, it will monitor it, but at the same time we emphasize that it is not only about the control over procurements , we have questions and in compliance with the law on access to public information, councils do not inform about meetings that is, the problem is not only in the ministry of defense, it is a complex problem in the state as a whole, because when after covid -19 the officials got the opportunity to close information about their activities to get rid of citizens in institutions and during martial law this gives them the opportunity to prolong this situation, but they reluctantly get out of this warm bath, but we, you and we, as the media, and we as the public sector have to work on this . please tell me, ms. irina, in your opinion , whether these personnel changes in the ministry of defense are actually they removed the tension, and here the tension that hung over the ministry of defense is absolutely logical as a result of the relevant

investigations . strongly reacts to the procurement of local councils and the procurement of the ministry of defense, because people not only give their taxes to support the army, people also donate, so it is very important for them that resources are distributed in a clear, transparent and honest manner. well, i think that the best thing that can happen is the provision of information well, within reasonable limits, what they can provide now in order to analyze the public sector and the mass media. well , this tension is not removed in one day. if we systematically work on monitoring there for several months, then it will be possible it's so easy to say, so that it doesn't happen that in fact, the appointment of really professional and virtuous people to several very important positions was not an indulgence for those things for which , in fact, you need to answer, and in particular to

the law enforcement agencies, there is a corruption scandal, and we see the persistence of the biography of those or of other officials. the main thing is that law enforcement officers and the judicial system work so that we can bring both state traitors and corrupt officials to justice. it is possible that there are interesting cases in other executive structures. which you should talk about, and do you mean the level of the cabinet of ministers as an executive body or not, such simple topics that everyone does not talk about enough, and the topics are extremely important, that is, in general, for the public good, that is, minkul , who, uh, gave funds for the publication of the battle book for irpin, it was issued for our and your taxes

by a technologist who accompanied the company of state traitor chernovetskyi and was in fact a media consultant adelaichuk petro shcherbina and when our executive branch of government really does not monitor who it gives budget funds to money and do not monitor the fact that values ​​are built by really valuable and decent people, well, this is very sad and probably a lesson for all of us that should be checked not only a-a purchase from the point of view of whether it is financially justified and also well, to whom do we order this the service and who does it, because when we talk about irpin, it is on the world level, it is already a well-known settlement, which is bucha, then the history of these settlements is probably written not by political technologies, but by historians or journalists who are there, who will not be this

manipulate and speculate thank you ms. iryna iryna fedoriv editor-in-chief of the website of the movement honestly about important events and about important processes well, in the meantime, the espresso tv channel announces an urgent collection for a thermal imaging sight for our soldiers, in particular for the company named after noman or lebidzhikhanov as part of the 251st battalion 241 brigade, we are collecting money for a thermal imaging sight, the sight is extremely high-quality and is intended for observation and detection of objects both at night and during the day , the durable, moisture-proof housing can be can be used in any weather, the working time is approximately 10 hours thanks to two types of power supply, the built-in battery and a battery that can be replaced without turning off the sight, the price is 280 thousand hryvnias, the price is not small, but the device is really extremely necessary for this unit, and here you can see the relevant

details dear tv viewers, let's help it is better for our fighters to defend ukraine and protect us all, history is extremely important, join us well, we are gradually completing today's broadcast of today's program with khrystyna yatskiv trend and, of course, the most interesting expert opinions, you will now hear in the program the verdict by serhiy rudenko. antin burkovskyi and i say goodbye until tomorrow, literally. glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program. my name is serhiy rudenko. good day and good health to all . today is february 22, 364 days of heroic against of the ukrainian people by the russian occupiers , today the russian occupiers shelled the center of kharkiv before flying over the kyiv