[000:00:00;00] 100 more defenders and defenders, 80 men and 20 women , these are army soldiers, border guards, soldiers of the naval forces, national guardsmen among them . i thank everyone in our gur coordination center. thank you to everyone who is engaged in negotiations and preparation of exchanges. guys, budanova, yarmak , kid, glubinets, well done, guys, and especially me i am grateful to everyone who supports our people after the liberation and takes care of treatment and adaptation . it is important that we continue to expand the foreign policy capabilities of our country

. today we agreed with the prime minister on the new energy of our interstate relations. i informed the prime minister about our efforts to restore peace. and the integrity of ukraine, in particular, about our peace formula. i am grateful for the willingness not just to look , but to really find how to make our cooperation stronger. i spoke today with the prime minister of greece mainly about the existing challenges told about the security situation in more detail about our activity for the return of peace and protection of people. thank you greece for the readiness to continue the existing cooperation and go together to greater things. today i met with richard branson, who is very well-known to british businessmen and a long-time friend of ukraine. he has been supporting us since the 14th year and by word and specific work now decided to join the united 24 ambassador team thank you for this

how exactly mr. branson's global influence can help us rebuild rebuilding our educational institutions by engaging of technological assistance to ukraine, in particular to carry out humanitarian demining, we also have another step in defense assistance to our country from germany. thank you for them for two weeks and strengthening from germany in armored vehicles, air defense, ammunition, engineering machines, medicine , everything that vasyl protects the country from russian terror, everything that gives our soldiers more opportunities for an active movement, all this protects everyone in the partner countries, everyone in europe, everyone in the world, the term defeat should become a companion to the term aggressor. and only

a ukrainian victory will ensure that, thank you to all those who really come close in battles for the sake of our state in mariinsky and in bakhmut near avdiyivka and podkrimina in zaporizhzhia and kherson oblast, in kharkiv oblast and in the strength of our entire border region, to win a battle for ukraine is to win a battle and for yourself it is worth remembering always and especially to those who try to win only for themselves personally and i am not on the front line at all. thank you to everyone who cares about ukraine. kudos to everyone who is currently in combat on combat duty and on combat missions . kudos to ukraine, doctors were looking for and buying what they needed medicines for their own money, and patients were tried to be forcibly taken to the left bank of kherson region. this is how the director of the kherson regional institute

for psychiatric care, pavlo palamarchuk, recalls the occupation. how the medical institution worked during the occupation and what is the situation there now ? let's look further here. during the occupation, the russian military was looking for a biolaboratory at that time. 465 patients were treated in the kherson regional institution for the provision of psychiatric care, says the director of the institution , pavlo palamarchuk, according to all norms of the geneva the occupation authorities fulfilled the clause on the provision of products , psychotropic drugs were sought and bought from us by their own money . the so-called director of the regional health department, appointed by the occupation authorities, constantly threatened

with reprisals, says palamarchuk, the staff and administration were under great pressure due to attempts to forcibly remove patients to the left bank of the kherson region, it was not possible to do it well, yes, that's why. well, in life, after the armed forces of ukraine came here, we really evacuated 267 patients , that is, to odesa, poltava, lviv. well, to other places in ukraine, where we expect that the war will end and we will take these patients of ours back after the liberation of kherson, the institution was left without electricity and water for a month and a half , the doctors bought a generator with their own money and cooked food in the field kitchen, now

everything is provided, says pavlo palamarchuk for the sake of safety, the facility is equipped with two bomb shelters and a bomb shelter. the hospital is designed for 300 people. there is a supply of water . there is a sewage system. there are conditions for the stay of seriously ill patients. patients and 10 employees, says the director, projectiles damaged the fence, the blast wave broke the windows , nataliya timofeeva, oksana khlebus, hryhoriy

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ukraine, and in me and my team. faith, you have work, government grants, there is work, apply for work diya.gov.ua and develop your business we are holding a marathon the only news for you is the team of the first public broadcasting channel has been working in anatoly yarema's studio for more than six months, special clothes for wounded soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine, what is olga skidynets of kyiv oblast ordinary clothes and transforms them in such a way that they are easier to wear. now olga is in irpin, where she has like-minded volunteers who have been working for victory since the beginning of the anti-terrorist operation

. the next series of the special project is heroes . i live in the city of irpin. i sew clothes for the military and the wounded. i sew everyone days and as soon as i have free time , i do it because i can. this is my contribution of secondary or minor help and every help is needed before the war. i was a manager of purchasing electrical goods, it was

a great job and on february 22 i resigned and on march 1, i was supposed to go to a better job, but it just so happened that the war came, i remember when we were hiding on the first floor under the stairs in the toilet at the beginning of march and planes were flying. and at the end of may i returned to irpin, we were lucky that our house is intact , so i have to work, i can and i have to in july i met volunteer women in irpin who lived underpants for the military and wounded and i

started sewing underpants and then with the onset of cold weather i began to sew caps, balaclava, buffs, and for a while it was such that i was sewing 20 to 30 sets per week, and at the same time, in october, there was a need to make a living by providing clothes for the wounded, because people with injuries are amputations or they cannot do it with a cast it is difficult to fit the normal clothes and dressings of the medical staff. and it is necessary that the clothes are fully open with velcro or ties . this is a fleece jacket for re-stitching for the ilizarov device, here on the outside it will be cut for velcro, and this t-shirt

is completely open with velcro. convenient for bandages and also if there is a cast or amputation, it is very convenient to dress the wounded in such clothes, also underpants with velcro and lived without such underpants for the military or for the hospital, depending on requests, and such underpants with velcro, i just don't like plain clothes i i love it with a print. i really liked the ducklings. they are so optimistic. the most difficult thing is to work with velcro because it is very long and many and you have to sew them on each side because it needs to be a universal garment regardless of which side of the injury in the protectors so that this

the t-shirt suited everyone. i still have it , count it badly. i’m somewhere after, you know for sure, somewhere at the beginning of autumn. how do i sew undercoats? they kindly gave me such samples and i still have a batch of such fabric. i will sew from them. my task is to make the most of something and for a small amount of money , i will take a filler, for example, let's

say 300, 300 uah i can sew with free i have scraps from the production of balaclavas and caps. i sew them and knit them. these are not mine, and unfortunately they are still small, but they will grow here. us, answers to our shipments, what they were used for, intelligence, when it depended

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. good afternoon. good afternoon, i brought you a package. oh class, straight pants. we sew clothes in the hospital, we also sew clothes for the front, we sew camouflage suits, we sew clothes for the front, we make camouflage nets, the war for us began on february 24, much earlier, and this is how volunteering has been going on all these years , constantly being in the hospital and seeing these patients. do you understand that these needs are there and must be there if the leg is injured, the teal is injured, it is inconvenient to put on clothes, the boys are lying undressed, covered with plain clothes, in underwear , we sew t-shirts from scratch, too, or new ones are sewn or

sewn from scratch and started to sew from scratch girls, velcro pants, because guys also really ask for velcro pants. practically all of our seamstresses and people who weave nets are people from irpen who survived the occupation here or some difficult times, or people who are immigrants, there are many people who are immigrants, donetsk region, luhansk, luhansk region, kherson region they come here and that's for. for them, it's like a psychological relief . they say we understand that someone needs us, so they do it, they do it, they do it , they do it without stopping. well, we're doing it for

the guys who are injured on the road, which is hard. wounded and can't help themselves, so that they are comfortable, we make them with ties , these are the underpants with ties, with velcro, so that the girls who take care of them, so that they can dress them more calmly and better, and that they feel comfortable. fabric uh and then we already combine this so that it will be more fun for the boys to look at you all the underwear so that they recover faster and in 1986 and kydaten was in chernobyl, i was on two maidans and i didn't need anyone to persuade me i

had to see information on the internet i came to the transporters myself. now i can't go back. i had a heart attack and they won't let me lift 5 kg four or five. and you can do this work, but you lie about what we take. by chance , a neighbor met an acquaintance and she asked if we had someone we knew who could sew. i say well, in principle, i can still sew, well, this machine is also from this acquaintance, because it turned out that there is often no light, i have a machine flooded

with a drive, but there is no light. that's just how he got up we had breakfast, we went for a walk, i sat down, we had lunch, i sat here and i can sew as much as you want until 12 midnight, and ours are, let's say, square, and this is fabric for sewing and accessories, elastic bands and velcro, ties are also sewn from fabric remnants, and indeed we bought a very small percentage of fabric the fabric is mainly sent to us because we are announcing meetings , we need fabric for such and such, it can be bed linen, clean, without creases, baby diapers or new cuts , please rummage through your closets, chests

we have, let's say, such a partial order. where the size is 58 60 62 64, we are specially for such multi-layers. we leave fabric with princesses . at first, we sewed it for 15-16 years, then there was a great need and we began to feel it in march of this year, but not in irpin, but where we evacuated each in his place, he organized such a cell, we coordinated where to send, we send both to the west and to the east, er, and this front line is moving. well, to the west , let’s assume there, at least he asks if to the south , where a new territory is liberated, where they provide

first aid, they cut off all the clothes, change them completely and then send them to inpatient hospitals, this is actually agro fiber, what was done before, either white or black, but the manufacturers themselves also quickly adjusted and make camouflage, something is green, brown, there is white-gray, that is, there is also olive and there is green, that is, depending from the fact that ukraine , even where this front line is, everything is very different there where they are, for example, the kherson region, there is more black soil there, uh, donetsk, even more yellow-cinnamon sand there, that is, we have to take into account all these nuances so that the net was really protective and not just called masking of education, it will soon be 50 years since i was little

saw and now i came here not to help our fighters to help our front, because every person must have some responsibility before that, not just sit and cry, something must be done also because of the fact that my son died in the defense in in the first days of the war, when i was defending irpin, i tried to give at least some goodies to the other boys that my son loved . let the boys at the front have a taste, too. i am not their mother, but i bow to them very much and thank you for not protecting me. because if it wasn't for you, i wouldn't if it wasn't for them, then we wouldn't be here. this is a little boy, here's a photo of him for you now here. he studied at this school now . and that's how they broke our house, well, it flew

so many here, well, it flew into the room like that, we already understood that death comes to look into your eyes and says goodbye and all your material values, they cost nothing only good, only love, only what you can share with someone, this is important , the marathon is going on, the only news on today's broadcast with people's deputies of ukraine, olena shulyak and oleksiy kucherenko, we have already discussed draft law 64-58 on the implementation of complex construction of blocks of outdated housing stock, which is being prepared for the second reading, our interlocutors noted that the success of the implementation

of such projects is possible in case of interest potential investors, in the continuation of the topic, we will talk about how exactly it is possible to interest investors , lev partskhaladze, the president of the configuration of the builders of ukraine, mr. levy, was invited to the conversation, mr. levy, we are talking about a bill that provides for projects to demolish khrushchev, panels, reconstruction of this type of housing, and in the first part of our conversation , they noted that they should it is not easy for investors to be interested, it has already been relevant for our country for decades , if i tell the truth, what will move what should move, how to get interested investors so that such projects are attractive to them. good evening, but first of all, i want to remind you that now in ukraine there are approximately one million 200 m² dwellings, these are multi-story buildings, and

8 80% of them are already outdated, this is not emergency housing, but this housing needs reconstruction or there, as they say, it will be demolished and there will be a new one, now the draft law needs to be updated, because the existing draft law does not give the opportunity to negotiate there, it is necessary 100% to have the consent of the people, and another problem is the coefficient of 1.5 e-e percentage coefficient ie if the apartment there is 100 m, you have to give 150 m. that is, it is practically possible, and therefore the draft law should be more flexible and it should not have

such strict conditions, that is, if it is possible in kyiv, then for example in poltava it is impossible, and there you can additionally the local government helped, or it was a government project, there were additional funds. i think that when the country is at war, there is an extreme lack of housing, at least 50 million m² has been damaged, so now it is necessary to allocate money for the reconstruction of housing, and this bill and uh will also help until foreign funds we could involve mr. lev in this project

, look at the seven panels of khrushchevka, we know very well that they were built very often in entire neighborhoods, and not only the individual houses are outdated, but also the entire infrastructure . for example, several buildings will be demolished, a new one will be built in their place, and what will remain are global problems. let's put it this way, the problems are again the problems of water supply, gas supply , drainage, uh, does this bill oblige to implement such projects in districts in order to modernize and all the infrastructure necessary for the life of such new districts, yes, if you don’t bring it to mind as you say, then you will collapse. we see such districts in such places in kyiv, where when modern houses are built, there are still private houses and goats walking and strong, well, that’s it. it is impossible to do, but not only, and uh, there is an infrastructure

, uh, there is a sewage system or a diversion, it must be done, and a new school for a new kindergarten , uh, a new uh, there are hospitals, so that there are hospitals, it must be done comprehensively, then we will have it is not possible to do it individually, it is not possible to do it for individual houses , yes. and if we talk about the construction aspects , let’s say there is a war in the country now, a lot of builders have been mobilized to the armed forces of ukraine, will there be anyone to do such projects . will there be enough specialists for in order to implement them in practice, even if architects create such projects. well