[000:00:00;00] well, the specific legal status and these are certain restrictions that we have to follow for the sake of the security of our state, today all this was neglected, in fact, there are a lot of questions for law enforcement agencies, which would have a very delicate, but still keep under control and keep a finger on the pulse. as far as i understand the situation now the law enforcement agencies are waiting for the decision of the court to which the monastery appealed, because the monastery has not yet appealed to the management of the church of the mytro-kyiv metropolis. they left only for his question. i think they will be carried out. and the fact that there will be a few or a few dozen or a few dozen of them protesting well, that's how it is. thank you, myroslav the czech, a polish politician, public figure, was a guest of our studio, further on our broadcast, and they continue their work already. my colleagues, be with the press. greetings 12:17 on

on the clock, my name is anna valevska . thank you for watching . espresso is a program that saves us at this time. small communities on which our country rests, i am convinced that we are winning, we are standing thanks not to a strong center , but to decentralization, which, thank you lord, was one of the few successful reforms that was started in our country, but let's see, we still survived thanks to strong communities , a strong government and conscious to the ukrainians on the ground and we continue to do this, this is what distinguishes us from the russians, they delegate their consciousness and let someone somewhere decide, then this someone

, uh, shakes his head, sits in a bunker and does inhumane things to the danger of the whole world and multiplies to zero its entire nation, its entire people, ukrainians must be and are conscious , everyone, each to his community, and each to his own place, and each to his own house. and this is the guarantee of our not only success, not only victory, but also survival thank you. what are you watching? the information is not for everyone, not only lyashka, wait. as our mayor of the capital said, but there are fewer pesinars. but everything depends on them. if you watch, i thank you very much. write us something in the comments. your opinion is somehow important . react to this the broadcast was seen by as many people as possible on youtube. well, for the next hour i want to talk about how our people live, our communities , in particular, in the front-line border areas , and our task is to tell as much as possible about the crimes of the russians, the crimes consist in the fact that they fight precisely against the civilian population , against people and houses i

want to know how things are now in the city of dnipro , volodymyr miller. good afternoon, deputy mayor of dnipro, filatova, volodymyr miller, let's talk with you two days ago, this was the last information about the arrival of drones, let's start with the security situation , what is happening in your country now ? for 10 days, we have had the arrivals of various types of packages or drones, and we have damage to both civil infrastructure and industrial infrastructure, that is the last arrival that you mentioned. it was in the territory

industrial enterprise there was a big fire of 3000 m², but fortunately there were no victims, the most famous cases that came through all ukrainian and international channels is the arrival of the 14th january 14th in a residential building in the plow massif , a victory when two entrances of lviv were destroyed in shingles months, and this last one you say is an industrial enterprise , do you think this is a targeted hit, well , that is, they aimed at the economy there. objects that are in no way connected with any strategic goals or military objects . well, more than two months have passed since that most terrible blow, uh, year x22, is it a missile or x22, as the russians call it, hit

a high-rise building in the dnipro, we 44 people suffered together with you, so the final number of those who died there is already 46. well, i found it, you see. thank you for updating and 79 people were injured. tell me what the current situation is, first of all, with those who are injured, where are they in what condition are they at home, are they paid you used people from the local budget one by one let's start. well, i'm a little bit from a different field, not from the medical field, but i know that people continue to be treated, including undergoing rehabilitation measures, and not only with the money and forces of the city. including rehabilitation measures, as far as payments are concerned, you will almost finish, at most , payments of uah 2 million have been completed to each owner

of an apartment that was completely destroyed, this is a joint effort of the city council, the city government, and the regional government, and it is also continuing payments to those who, fortunately, the apartment was preserved. but there is some damage that can be repaired. these people also receive payments according to the damage assessment, but these payments are almost over . we have already paid out to everyone whose apartment was still destroyed, everyone received already 2 million hryvnias for a clean house in general. to the extent that it is suitable for restoration, well, that is, this is the part that simply failed , crashed, and flew apart, and the other part, and the other part , is functioning today. there is light, there is water

, there is gas, the house passed the inspection. instrumental research and today, today, it functions according to its purpose . people live there, but we will see how it will turn out. well, the situation is not atypical. we do not encounter such situations every day. well, he is in this, well, in fact , it will be two separate houses , if there are any complications, we will solve this situation in some other way. this place has i don't have such data, i don't have exact statistics, but there are data that many people will not return there because it is a terrible tragedy, and it is difficult for many people to bear it in a psychological sense. well, we will definitely not restore these

two steps or these two or three entrances we will not restore it, because it is, as it were, correctly said, it is already, it is already, it is already a house, it is already a monument to the people who died innocently , and we will not restore it. i am now in the business trip was long enough for him and i didn't see it with my own eyes, but i don't think there will be any banners or worthwhile objects or anything . it will be some kind of symbolic. i think that in the future it will be a monument that will perpetuate the memory of the dead. i won't say then, let's go to work correctly in the reflections, we included you in the broadcast from poland, were you there at the reconstruction forum , your mayor was in germany the other day, tell us

how you are establishing relations with our foreign friends, is this restoration, what is the number one topic or it is recovery money that this one number one is the restoration of relations at the regional level, we were at a conference similar to the polish one in dusseldorf, also ukraine rebuild, but it was more protocol-like in poland, more practical, but the following main theses were voiced , which are considered very important the first thesis is that our foreign partners do not doubt the ukrainian victory .

wait for the end of the war, we must already take the maximum possible steps so that, with our victory, we were able to restore the country with the germans very quickly , we have had relations with the germans for a long time . already in the winter, we signed a partnership agreement with the city of cologne, this year we received a lot of useful things , more than 200 generators, five large buses , two ambulances, several vehicles for such transport tasks, a few there were cars filled with various useful things, such as clothes for firefighters and some medical supplies. that is, we did not just talk for a year, but received a very large number of necessary goods, but these were

short-term measures. right now, we already have the next stage, which is long-term measures, we brought to our german partners 41 large projects, which are large and small , there are various projects from 200,000 € to 400 million euros, which we want to involve german e-e technologies , equipment of large contractors, and most importantly to the long and cheap german resources, they started building after the war, but in order to start building after the war , it is already necessary to do technical and economic justification and design today, and it takes about a year or two. restoration eh. now we are in the czech republic . the czech republic also eh took it, it officially announced that it is taking the so-called patronage of

the dnipropetrovsk region, but our region is large, we have cities that suffered a lot they suffer a lot and every day from russian aggression blue nickel manganese zelenodolsky these cities just need patronage and we see ourselves exactly as a power strategic partners in the economic production sense that is why we also held a presentation in the czech republic among a large circle of businessmen there were about five enterprises we talked with the chamber of commerce and industry , with the office of the ministry of economy and trade , and with the office of the government representative for ukraine, which the czech republic has created a special office that will deal with ukrainian er, the development of relations with ukraine , with the dnipro of the dnipro region, on time, and er, we talked with several powerful

enterprises at the concern level, the damage is simply impossible to comprehend at first . investors, you say, give us money, let's build, how do they perceive it, that's what they say there after the war , but the situation is changing very dynamically . look, i started with this, so that dusseldorfin at the conference sounded very clearly the thesis that we we are already late, this is exactly what i wrote from the partners that we don't need to wait for the end of the war.

i won't talk about it there for a long time, they invited did you come to them to teach germans ? the czech republic emphasized that it is taking over the dnipro region over the dnipropetrovsk region, and we met with them in exactly the same place in poland on bild ukraine and we communicated very powerfully there, very fruitfully, there was even a meeting of the tet with the minister of economy and trade, and when we told how we see the post-war recovery, they themselves said that it would be good to tell it to business circles , the czech chamber of commerce and industry, and we understand that at the end of may, at the end of march, at the end of march, we ourselves will go to germany to visit our partners. we agreed that after germany we will not stop by, because we don't have enough time to simply leave, and you know, logistical

and organizational. that is, if the initiative was from the czech side, and they even visited the dnipro twice, met with our regional military administration, with the leadership of the local self-government , that is, there were representatives of the embassy, ​​why don't you drink coffee there at the forum? and you can actively meet with everyone there, including the ministers of different countries. what did you say , the key phrase is horizontal connections between cities, yes, between municipalities, these are very strong connections, ah, how much do you bet, how much will it play for our post-war recovery, and yet how do you present your vision of restoration. i agree with the thesis that these horizontal connections will play a key role, because the decentralization you spoke about is not, er, it did not arise in some sick, sick fantasy

, it is a european example, er, and the high role of local self-government - this is exactly how the model built in europe is the powerful organizational and economic power of such large cities. well, for example, cologne is our partner and it is very difficult not to compare it even there with our capital power. very powerful both financially and with their role in the political political environment of the country, and i understand that we also have to do this. well, in this place, russian languages ​​and strive so so. er, we are striving for this and we are taking all the steps we can to achieve this, and if we are on horizontal

connections, eh, i am not talking about the recovery plan that is being built as part of the state program, of course we will connect to this plan and we will do everything we can it will be necessary from us from the central government from the regional government to go along with this recovery plan. and we but we want to make our local recovery plan in parallel, which will also help us to attract e-e foreign resource of foreign inclusions how would you do better there no no no president no one will come. and what do you already see? the damage has already been invited to the factory . well, i will speak. i hope so. i cross my fingers that we will meet on thursday of next week. the prize is that the members of the damage management are already in our place. it is serious. i wish you success. well, that's it this is very correct and i wish all our mayors and representatives of local self-government would understand. i think most of them already understand

that money is not given just like that. nay, money is given to you under projects under control under responsibility. 41 projects. well, this is quite powerful, i applaud you, and when you open that what are the most interesting ones? well, my favorite project is the construction of an industrial park . i understand that we would already have it. if it weren't for this damn war, we would already be actively building it. and today, uh, i also really like it. the project is there the creation of a new urban space, more ecological, energy-efficient, etc., there are large projects in the transport sector, the modernization of electric tramway contacts, contact network, there are large projects in the humanitarian , social, medical sphere, that is, we have projects in all fields, from social humanitarian to large-scale transport and

housing. so we will do after the war . we have quality projects and then together we will go to more powerful european countries for money. look well, let's leave poland and the czech republic and return to our present realities . what do you have in the city? you still want a business trip, but i would like more your comment is brief about uh, well, they called it a scandal about not allowing state auditors to your city council . what are you doing there? in all economic

departments every week for about six months different divisions of the state audit service are coming, they are conducting inspections, they are trying to write some nonsense in these inspection reports, then we are going to court, we will win these courts, they say, well, we have won this court, we will come next week, and this kanitel is a person directly to us and tell us how you call it where the legs grow from, what do they want to do to your local self-government ? well, we have been living in this paradigm for many years. we are even used to it, and they are used to it, and they tell us that we have task yes, we will check you. well, check, check, go, get the documents there, measure the plaster, i don't know

what they are there on white, say black, we even have such examples when the work is done there and the auditor says the work is not done, there is also video types of video shooting in progress how were the works performed, and then the idiosyncratic shooting in kyiv, the actions are written, the work was not performed, then we go to court, we win in court, we spend a lot of time on this whole thing , but i, uh, i understand that there is no point it turns out in our visas and here they went to the public plane and our political opponents picked up on this let's say at the local level it's some kind of confrontation between the local government and the central government it's some kind of express of performers i don't want to be on this even if there is a way to report publicly now you have such an opportunity briefly some now the situation with the economy, your profile, e-e, in the city of dnipro, what

about the budget, more, less, by how much, how much did the war change the receipts, we are fulfilling the budget from over-execution, please, first , the receipts from the civil part of the payers were restored and quite powerful deductions are extended post-war post-war post-war resettled people added a little more taxes to you, it is not significant displaced people added to the taxes of those who got a job yes, they added but more, well, we planned the budget based on the fact that last year the civilian sector asked a little and the military sector gave additional income because military well, this is very correct for today 's high salary plan, and it so happened that from

this year the military also maintained its level and the civilian sector grew a little and this gave us the opportunity to receive uh even surplus income for today and we at the expense of these surplus income we we in this lesson this year somewhere uh in the summer fully repaid our internal borrowings internal what are our plans until the 26th year we already in the fall we are leading with a zero credit portfolio with a portfolio of domestic borrowing . in two years, we have repaid about uah 5,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, and 4 billions of domestic loans , volodymyr miller, deputy mayor of dnipro, joins us as a guarantee of our strength and stability.

joined us on a foreign business trip, but now they are visiting people around the world and are already establishing horizontal connections in order to invite investors here to invite money, but we know that for this we need to conduct projects, all of them are painted with design and estimate documentation, if we just go, give us because we we are so poor and no one will give us electricity, we are strong, we are capable, we are powerful and we already know how to work, how to write those projects and how to attract investors. investors, we hope that after the victory, very, very soon, the front-line dnipro will come to us . the front lines are bombarded with artillery every day, for the past few days there

have been aircraft arrivals, this is very sad , sad news like this arrived from there. of local self-government, because there are no former ones here, these are people who are a bit stingy, as i call them mrs. natalya . i greet you. good day. i congratulate you. i greet you. by the people of sumy, mrs. natalya , i'm glad to see you. unfortunately, let's start with the unpleasant news. yes, they are constantly shelling bilopol. after all, it was, well, what do you mean by aviation, how did they fly in, or how for how ? for you, it was what you heard, what you saw, and of course, what were the consequences, uh, you know during the time when i was here, but

today you just didn't mention that it's our anniversary the liberation of the region from the enemy, when we expelled him, all our armed forces to the border, we then thought that our life would begin a little differently, so it began in a different way, a large number were liberated, but everything that was possible began to fly at us from abroad. we live, let me remind you, several traveled to russia 7 km in a straight line that is, when we go to the highest point of our city , we see their buildings and e. in this way, they also see our border villages that are on the border every day . chernivtsi shelling . and what happened to them from the houses

. when they fly, but what happened on the night of march 24, the deadline was not given at all. we didn’t even have any idea. well, it’s scary at first. mopeds overhead, and when the rockets whistled, the whistling of technical rockets, you can't confuse them, and there were explosions of incredible force, when the earth wanted them, five-story buildings, we just walked around with taxi lights, uh, it was really scary, and well, we weren't what we weren't. we were ready, we had no idea that in the center of the city there were rockets that made holes 7 m deep, they were dropped from the sky, why did they say yes, anya, listen, they were dropped from the sky, these rockets, why were they dropped from the sky? bombing specialists we didn't hear exits, we just heard a whistle and then a huge blow , there are victims there, unfortunately, you have victims now and unfortunately how many people have died, please

tell us two people died, we already knew that at night, we knew that they were people who were doing their job they were on duty at work. it was the security guard of school number four and the policemen who were on duty that night at the police station. the police took away five injured boys from the police. in general , 15 people were treated for various degrees of injury and severe injuries and people had their legs amputated. people were also injured and private houses were hit directly into private houses where people survived hmm 15 wounded uh we also got two dead one is it possible to do this now the shots are going on at school it was easy to survive when your chest fell on you and all that metal rails building materials just fell on a person and she was buried. this is a security guard who saw a traffic light today. our school is the bilopol higher technical school

. his fate is the first. let's not take it again. 5 days ago, there was shelling of bilopil, well, after the liberation of sumy oblast, it is constantly being shelled. i told natalya, people are already used to it, but what happened 5 days ago was terrible because it was rockets, and the air force was working. natalya, tell me. you started talking about the consequences of the destruction of the school. i started to talk about this school in general when the enemy says that we don't preserve history, we don't want to remember our common past. it's just this common past that he is forcefully destroying to build a school that remains built not only our school, but also the entire infrastructure of my aunt in the glushkov district, in fact, there were many of his buildings in the rila district, and this school was built

in 1912 as an agricultural school . of agriculture, and even during the war , in the second world war , people lived there, there was a shelter for children who had nowhere to go. the border and in the summer it was smashed and completely destroyed a dormitory which is also more than 100 years old . fortunately, no one was hurt because people were sheltered in such a way that it is possible that what connected us for 100 years was destroyed from the kryskov region, the church built by tereshchenko