[000:00:00;00] russian hackers attacked galician fm radio, they tried to break into the air, the attack was repelled well, february will hit your cyberspace, such a galician fm radio has prepared its response. and we heard that our armed forces promised a spring counteroffensive to the occupier, so galician fm radio will become the instrument of an informational spring counterattack, you will hear and even see life the war is going on galicia is not enough for the russians for the ukrainians see this week in the program judicial control with tetyana shustrova the competition for the highest qualification commission of judges how applicants hide their property how we can believe if you drive on the streets in such an expensive car. and why did the candidate use a dubious scheme for

the purchase of real estate, according to the documents, the top floor will be designated as non-residential premises. on thursday, march 23, at 4:40 p.m., watch the judicial control program with tatyana shustrova on the espresso tv channel, a documentary trilogy, military intelligence ukraine, on the sea, in the sky, on the ground , the most remote piece of ukrainian land in the middle of the black sea, zmiiny island is a strategic point for special forces of the military the intelligence officers landed and stormed the snake, it was a complex operation, we on the intelligence took part in it, did a lot to return this island, and in the end it was returned by the russian cruiser moscow, which was first sent by radio station to three letters and then by neptune missiles to the seabed of the black sea i am in such a ship to do nothing battle for

zmiiny island as a symbol of ukrainian victory over russian aggressors on the sea of ​​light for zmiiny island are you watching the program of the ukrainian voice of america or time i am nataliya leonova i welcome the recognition of russia as a state sponsor of terrorism can be a powerful lever in deterring other countries such as china from providing assistance to moscow to continue its war against ukraine, this was the opinion expressed by republican senator lynsey graham during the hearings in the senate committee on significance on the draft us budget for 2024 non- hearing personas , us secretary of state anthony blinken reported, according to an official, the recognition of russia as a state that sponsors terrorism may entail

undesirable consequences, did you know that congress unanimously which happens very rarely supports the recognition of russia as a state sponsor of terrorism under us law so i don't know what else we can do to help the state department or can i just say as you know we have several resolutions that focus on russia's war crimes, its atrocities, etc. recognition as a state sponsor terrorism could potentially have some unintended consequences are you going to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism under us law what we are now we are doing, gentlemen, senators, i think you know this, we are working together with you to form a new definition, we seem to have failed in this attempt, a warrant for putin's arrest has already been issued, what still needs to be done to recognize the country as a state sponsor of terrorism, the meeting

of putin's chinese leaders is a marriage of convenience is a strategic alliance i think it is a combination of both options a form of partnership remember not long before the invasion they met and discussed the creation of an unlimited partnership senator linsey graham noted that china's agreement with russia on the supply of oil undermines the efforts of the us administration to limit the oil revenues of the kremlin, which it uses even against ukraine . secretary blinken agreed with this argument, but noted that in general the measure succeeded in reducing russian oil revenues. the base in the ford district will complete the program in the coming days, and the american anti-aircraft missile systems themselves will arrive in ukraine in the coming weeks, the official said

near the pentagon, the hungarian villages are home to the field and anti-aircraft artillery school of the us army, where american and foreign military personnel study . yarish has just returned to the headquarters and is joining our studio. greetings , ostap. and in general, did you manage to observe the performance of any specific tasks, so on. it was a special such organized trip for journalists, it was organized by the pentagon for so that the representatives of the media could observe how the training of the ukrainian military on the anti-aircraft system of petriv o at the military base of ford village in the state of oklahoma, due to silent considerations, is taking place or is now being completed , unfortunately, we were not allowed to film the training process itself or show our faces of the military, as we were present during these trainings in the field and watched as a group of ukrainian soldiers deployed

the petriv battery and brought it to the e-e combat readiness, we know that the battery includes not only launchers, which i often think ukrainians could see, it also includes modern large radars , it also includes generators and a control station. all this needs to be attached to the pile and deployed in the field. yesterday we saw how the ukrainian military trained . by the way, what is interesting. we talked with the american instructors, they say that the ukrainians show simply phenomenal results. and at the time when the american soldiers deploy the petri battery an average of 40-45 minutes, the ukrainian military needs only 25 minutes for this, american instructors say, due to the fact that they may not fulfill all the points as written in the textbook, and they see their goal as flexible and adjust the process accordingly themselves in order to ultimately get the most effective results, nevertheless ostap, what are the main challenges faced

by the ukrainian military and do you have any details about the living conditions of the ukrainian military at the base, we asked about it, what were the main challenges despite that the ukrainian military really showed a very high level of skills, we know that they specially selected some of the best representatives of the anti-air defense forces of ukraine so that they could acquire new skills based on their combat experience, which is one of the challenges at the beginning of these trainings there was a language barrier , so the american instructors said, however, this challenge was quickly overcome ; translators were found in the pentagon who arrived at the ford siel base , and 18 translators worked, sometimes they had to translate from from english to russian, from russian to ukrainian, there was such a three-level translation, they explained to us that if we were to talk about such interesting moments in everyday life , the representatives of the military command of this base would also say that one of the special requests of the ukrainian group was to add

more soups to the menu at the american base, this request fulfilled, they said that the ukrainian military really like soups, and i still added them to the menu in order to make their stay at the base, in addition to training, as comfortable as possible that is, they still perform ukrainians such culinary diplomacy ostap ukrainian military at least most of them came for training from the battlefield so obviously for americans it is not appreciated enough learn from ukrainians really for sure you know not only ukrainians acquired skills during 10 weeks of training but also americans also we know that protagono has developed a special accelerated training program when on average for or for american soldiers or for other international international groups this program training is 6 months, the ukrainians managed it in 10 weeks and even faster, they completed all the tasks and in the remaining time they honed their skills, what did they teach the american military, we

also asked the instructors about this , they say that ah, despite the fact that they know so much here in the usa how to use petriv systems, but they do not have combat experience of intercepting air targets, they said such an interesting phrase , they asked how many air targets and real air targets were intercepted by the combat commander of the usa in, if we take such an example they say that the ukrainians intercepted much more, they have combat experience, this combatant here is invaluable and they explain in the american army that it is possible to have some advice, maybe some questions, things that the ukrainians paid attention to during the training, and they discovered some aspects that here in the united states had not thought about before aspects related to the tactics of the approaches, perhaps some procedures, and based on the real combat experience of active hostilities, the ukrainians were able to transfer this experience and even such to the american instructors. therefore, it rather, bilateral training took place, and both american

representatives and the ukrainian military shared mutual knowledge with each other , and ostap yarysh was in direct contact with us, with exclusive information, more than $ 15 billion. levels announced in the fund that if the new program is approved, it will be the first case in more than 70 years of history when the fund did not give a loan to a country where the war is ongoing, the media write, the imf took an unprecedented step by creating such program for ukraine, british economist timothy says in the voice of america comments. although the amount is less than the number needed to meet ukraine's current and medium-term needs, the imf's participation will attract other

donors, convinced analyst vasylchenko. the institutions are involved in the long-term perspective, they are committed not only to ukraine winning the conflict , but also to the reconstruction, the trust from the imf will attract other state creditors and it is possible of private investors, it is obvious that the us government, the eu and certain countries of the west have allocated an extraordinary amount of funds, possibly up to 80 billion dollars in two years, the imf will not bear this burden alone . everything also depends on the help of other creditors. and words of gratitude. last month, the head of the israeli foreign ministry, elikon, became the first israeli high-ranking official to visit ukraine after the start of the full-scale war. he restored

the full and valuable work of the israeli embassy in in kyiv, he held meetings with the country's leadership, visited babin yar and budshov opened an indomitable point from the israeli embassy and handed over children's equipment to a children's hospital, but to ukraine, is he ready to provide weapons to kyiv's defense about sanctions for oligarchs of jewish origin and about mistakes in relations nataliya churikova spoke about the way of israel in ukraine by mihael boronsky shelling of ukraine continues, they continue and it is vital for ukraine to get an israeli early warning system when you think it can come, it can't be just eh the fact is that you cannot simply take the israeli early warning system and install it in ukraine, it is necessary to adapt it to ukrainian conditions .

ukrainian and israeli specialists are working on it. i think it will take some time, i hope not very long, but it will be months, not weeks , until this system will work in ukraine. there was a report in the media that israel allowed two of its defense companies to sell anti-drone systems to ukraine. that is, this is the first report that israel has approved defense exports to ukraine. can you confirm this report? i cannot comment on this information in any way. i know what happened, i cannot comment on this information in any way, i know that there was indeed a discussion led by the prime minister of our defense contacts with ukraine, but it is best to keep these contacts a secret, i do not i think it is correct to discuss this in the press and in the public space , the only thing i can say is that we are very concerned about the cooperation between russia and iran, we are very concerned about the use of iranian

weapons, primarily drones, against civilian objects in ukraine, and we understand very well that today these drones are used against of ukraine and tomorrow they may be used against israel, that is why we are studying the experience of ukraine in countering these drones, we are working together with representatives of ukraine at all possible levels. we have very good contacts and we will to continue this work among the refugees, or how to say among the people who want to get jewish citizenship, there were also a lot of russian oligarchs who are under the sanctions of the united states of european countries, and in the newspaper a-a garrett from last week or even this week wrote about the fact that the united states insists that israel should join the sanctions against russia and especially against these oligarchs. what can be the reaction of israel, why can these people find

a place of refuge in israel? here we need to divide this issue in two parts, the first is the right of people of jewish origin to obtain israeli citizenship, to come to israel, to stay in israel, no sanctions can deprive a person of the right to travel to israel , no accusations are an obstacle for a person to receive israeli citizenship. if a person has the right to receive israeli citizenship by by the law of return , that is, if a person has jewish roots, the second issue is the issue of sanctions on business on assets, and here israel takes a very transparent position, we do not have laws on sanctions never in history has israel imposed unilateral sanctions on this or that state or specific businessmen, but from the very beginning we said that we will not act to circumvent sanctions and we essentially comply with the restrictions imposed by the usa and european countries on countries or companies or individuals israel circumvention of sanctions did not work. does this also apply to the assets of these oligarchs

, this is mykhailo fridman, this is herman khan, romana bramovych, absolutely all of israel did not work under sanctions, regardless of the names, you have now named the leading jewish businessmen who conducted their business in russia and this applies to them as well and to them too. a month ago , the israeli embassy opened again. you returned to normal work and the israeli embassy is open. but is israel open to ukrainians or can ukrainians travel to israel now? because the ukrainian side expressed my disappointment that israel refused to accept ukrainian refugees, and are there any changes in this matter? yes, you are right. in the first months of the war, there was some misunderstanding and maybe there

certain erroneous actions today the situation is no different from the pre-war situation every ukrainian can fly to israel for this he does not need a visa the decision to let a person into ukraine or not is made by the border service as in any other country if a person comes to work illegally in israel and engage in some illegal activity, then they can not let her in. in all other cases, ukrainian citizens can go to israel as a tourist, those people arrived at the beginning of the war and received the opportunity to legally stay in israel without a time limit. they are still in israel, they can continue to live there, work, receive certain assistance from the state, all this is preserved pomość от государство всё это парачается, and more, at the time of the war, there were several thousand illegal workers from ukraine and they all received legal status, no one was deported, and i think that as long as the war continues , this situation will continue. last month , a group of american senators re-introduced the resolution that called russia's actions in ukraine genocide, do you think that

israel, which has its own unique history of the holocaust , bears some special responsibility for you to prevent or stop the genocide in ukraine ? israel is very sensitive to the destruction of the civilian population, to all the horrors we are witnessing. became and we talked about it, the previous government and the current minister of foreign affairs elikoin , when he was in ukraine, in israel , they know very well what is happening in ukraine, the question lawyers should define whether this is genocide or war crimes. they should define everything that is happening there should be investigated and defined if this issue will be discussed at the united nations general assembly, israel will study it. israel has already supported ukraine many times in condemning aggression and this position natalia shurikova's interview with the israeli ambassador to ukraine, michael brodsky, is preserved

. ukrainians who are currently in israel fleeing since the war have the status of tourists , at the same time it applies to every person a special state program called tsaphasha in march. last year, as part of this program, a state aid center for refugees from ukraine was opened in israel, where you can get help and advice on medicine , insurance and temporary housing, however, with the status of a tourist, ukrainians can only work in certain areas, so most are forced leave israel or rely on local help maria pros will tell the stories of some of them at this volunteer center in haifa refugees from ukraine can get food, clothes, children's toys, dishes and furniture, all these are donations from private individuals and israeli companies, the government of israel provides support to refugees only during the first few months yuliya momsova came to ukraine with her two daughters a year ago and all the time

she is forced to come from one temporary residence to another. the support of volunteers and simply caring israeli people, some of them are from ukraine, some are local, and they all sympathize with our troubles, because we found ourselves in such a situation from the beginning of the full-scale war with russia to 40,000 ukrainian refugees came to israel, more than half of them have already returned to ukraine or left for other european countries where they can obtain legal status , citizens of any country of jewish origin can obtain israeli citizenship, on the other hand, ukrainians without jewish smoking can stay in ukraine only for with a tourist visa, which must be renewed every month, they do not have the right to employment, and people younger than 60 years old cannot get health insurance , social workers say because of this

ukrainian refugees are forced to survive in israel after a whole year of war, their visa is still a tourist visa which is very unusual besides. it hurts them because many employers don't even know if they can actually hire them. thus we see many women and children who are in financial trouble and cannot support themselves in any way , more than 100 volunteers work in the aid center in haifa, they help more than one and a half thousand refugees, the head of the center, olga kartashova, says that there is no legal status for ukrainians who fled the war often leads to exploitation due to the lack of the necessary legal system here they are incredibly vulnerable to all kinds of discrimination or something even worse, we know that they are forced to work illegally or semi-legally and often employers use this situation to not pay them most refugees say they want to return to ukraine as soon as the war ends, but where until they feel safe at home, they are forced to learn to build their temporary life in

israel maria prus lindegratstein voice america photos of destroyed houses and fields mutilated by russian shells symbolically criss cross taped windows a lullaby for the killed children this is the exhibition ukraine under a different sky, which is currently being held in warsaw, the organizers say the exhibition is the largest collection of works of modern ukrainian art of all time through various forms of creativity, the authors involve visitors in everyday life ukrainians during the war lesya baka lesya will tell more from warsaw such sounds are one of the installations of the exhibition ukraine under a different sky they can be heard well in the dark a room on the walls of which is a photo of the starry front-line kharkiv, the curators say that many visitors cannot stand the whole room even for a few minutes, there was a couple from ukraine , they entered this dark room and as soon as

the explosions rang out, they ran back and began to cry at the exhibition of more than 200 works of ukrainian artists and all of them together do they separately demonstrate the pain of the ukrainian people in different ways, each work here, if you choose one question, it is precisely about the question of whether this horror is real in the 21st century, but the works are not only generally about the war with horrors here is also a work about personal experience or about transformation. because here there are rather blurred images and you can only feel and touch them, there you can touch a little from the side. window sills weather outside the window but the main glass is not damaged her work is called thank you for another day

i went in and looked at these red curtains and i think to my god today the windows are intact i am alive at the beginning, when there was no food on the left bank, i found a bulb and that's all . by the way, one of them just sprouted, and then the tanks left brovary, our guys defeated them, and in silpo, food lived , and onions, we began to appear in the windows ukrainian apartments that were decorated during the war are dedicated here, and there is another installation . from afar, it seems that the windows in this room are stained glass , but if you look closely, you can see that there is actually black tape on the windows and the windows are not decorated, but sealed in case of an explosion in in the next room, the bed is pierced through with glass fragments, black paint is splashed around, for me this is some kind of association with my own bed, that is, the one in which i woke up

when, uh, when the full-scale aggression began , panic began and we did not know what to do next , how to react to the bed, and this is something like sacred this is something where we rest where we er we feel safe under the observation of the exhibition organizers this is where visitors cry the most author yuliya zakharova recalls when she was creating the work herself emotional. when i was doing this work, i cried there almost constantly. when we installed this glass and it was poured with paint, it was such a sacred process for me, you know. well, i am very emotional.

during this period , starting with the beginning of the war , one of the tasks of the exhibition here is to evoke the emotion of empathy , and large panels of maps of ukraine dotted with shell holes, photos of newly liberated cities , sculptures of children's faces, are the last works daria kolsova koliskova has been making similar sculptures every day since the beginning of the war in order to honor the memory of ukrainian children killed by russia. the curators are sure that art shows the war differently than the media. it is much more emotional, it penetrates the heart. we don't want people to get used to war. we want people to talk about the fact that ukraine needs to be constantly armed and supported. the exhibition in warsaw

will be open until may. there are also plans to show her later in riga and copenhagen lesya mykolayets the voice of america from warsaw in europe and africa on buildings today you can see a whole series of street paintings with ukrainian symbols and artists with ukrainian roots all over the world are resisting russian disinformation about the invasion of ukraine a similar art project named the world was recently launched and in the capital of kenya , local artists are involved in it. next, the report knows in the capital of kenya, nairobi, ukrainian artists are resisting with the help of their art kremlin propaganda regarding military aggression in ukraine, artists paint murals on the walls and also paint matatus, this is such a kenyan public transport . 22-year-old alina konik is one of three ukrainian artists who work with kenyan

colleagues as part of this initiative. we just came here to make new friends . more about martens and their culture well, just so that you understand that ukrainians are not racists and not nazis, we are the same people as you, this is human from you , artists put hidden symbols in their works a free future for both ukraine and kenya, strength, sustainability and national identity, methane will travel on our roads and everyone will see it, these pictures will encourage people to learn more about what is happening in ukraine. for example, i did not know that there is wheat and corn in ukraine. but after this work i learned a lot about such murals have already been painted in austria , germany, belgium and france. kenya is the first african country where ukrainian

artists went with this mission. the project was initiated by the ukrainian institute for the support of the government of ukraine under your ukraine, the ambassador of ukraine in kenya and andriy pradelyk says that ukraine is interested in establishing relations in africa, especially in the field of trade, web man we plan to open additional embassies in africa, we see a huge potential mutually beneficial for ukraine and african countries because we not only can to export goods to africa we want to work together and on the import of african goods, opposition to russia in africa is important for ukraine, political scientists say, especially because of russian propaganda that tries to convince africans that they say russia had no other choice but to start a military invasion of ukraine and various daut dead everybody in the world today nosa crying ukraine there is no doubt that today the world knows that russia invaded ukraine or

ukraine did enough pr so that people who do not know what is happening there, they found out what happened, definitely not absolutely , russia's invasion of ukraine undermined food exports from both countries, which led to shortages and rising prices in many african countries, but many countries africans refuse to condemn the russian invasion due to historical or political ties. the consequences of the russian war in ukraine are felt in africa, so ukrainian officials and diplomats hope to change the public opinion of the local population on this basis. bypass blocking thanks to the built-in vpn service , read news, watch news programs and videos, and listen to podcasts