[000:00:00;00] everything in the world is there for you. thank you all for your attention. i wish you all a good and happy weekend. take care of yourself and your loved ones. goodbye. it's 11 o'clock on the clock. it's time to find out what 's happening in ukraine and the world at this time . khrystyna parubiy is working in the studio at night. the russians targeted ukraine more 40 rockets, fragments of one of them fell on a high floor in the solomyanskyi district of kyiv , our correspondent valeriya pashkova is working at the scene of the incident. live with us lyera. i congratulate you. we know that there are three dead at this time. has

the number changed and are the search and rescue operations ongoing? works good afternoon, of course, rescuers continue to work in a 25-story building in the solomyansk district. where were the fragments of a rocket shot down over kyiv last night, and it is true that three people died so far , but the rescuers are working and it is possible that they may find more injured people, although we hope of course. that everything is fine and this is exactly what the mayor of kyiv is talking about, let's hear him big enough, they put concrete and metal there cloths so that the number of dead does not increase, people are hospitalized. i apologize. 11 people are injured and two of them are in hospitals. a large number of doctors and psychologists work here. they help people who were in the affected houses. by the way

, in addition to this 25-story building, there are a large number of buildings and a lot of damage , some broken glass in the windows, some just damage, in addition, 40 cars were damaged by these debris, approximately according to preliminary data regarding the building itself, the destruction was recorded on four floors in xvi-xvii-xviii-xix the worst situation is on the 18th floor and according to the mayor, he says that six apartments suffered very severe damage and they still do not understand how many were not severe, let's say moderate damage. now the authorities are compiling lists of people who have suffered in order to later provide them with material assistance, now there is a school nearby and they are staying there, they are provided with food everything they need and they will decide where to move them from now on although as the mayor says that usually people

want to move to their relatives acquaintances and not to the shelters of temporary residence, the work here is still ongoing, i will remind you that 20 rockets were shot down over the airspace of kyiv at night, but we can see what the situation is due to the fall of debris and according to preliminary information, fragments of a russian x22 missile hit here, so we hope that no more victims will be found here, what will happen everything is fine and we continue to work here khrystina thank you valeria this was our correspondent valeria pashkova she told about the consequences of russia's night attack on the capital a man died in nikopol due to russian shelling in the dnipropetrovsk region, in the morning, terrorists covered the city with fire from heavy artillery, a 70-year-old man did not survive, the head of the regional military administration serhiy lysak informs, rescuers are working on the spot, the consequences of the attack

are still being clarified with s3 rockets, the russians struck at night and one hit the ground in the slobid district in kharkiv, a gas pipe was damaged the windows of one building were broken, there was a fire , the head of the regional military administration, oleg synogubov, reported, the second rocket fell on the open territory of the industrial zone of the holodohir district in germany, 10 passenger cars were previously uninjured, the russians killed two residents of donetsk region, two were injured, one person was killed by the people of konstantinov , one more became a victim of enemy artillery shelling in avdiivka twice , the occupiers also attacked the kurakhiv community there, a damaged house was notified by the head of the regional military administration, pavlo kyrilenko, in the turkish community partially destroyed eight houses and shopping points in virolyubivka, a school was destroyed, 40

x101 and x-55 cruise missiles, one caliber and two shahedis destroyed the defenders of our sky 9x22 rocket launchers were launched towards the dnieper and kryvyi rih, unfortunately they could not be shot down they were reported to the command of the air force of ukraine events in russia are developing rapidly the mercenaries of wagner's private military campaign according to prigozhin's press service took the city of voronezh without a fight and are moving towards a counter-terrorist operation regime was introduced in both moscow regions in the capital of the russian federation, according to mayor sebanin, the media canceled all mass events earlier, the wagnerites seized the building of the headquarters of the southern military district, the command post of the russian joint military group, the military airfield and other critical objects in the city of rostov -on-don, let me remind you that it all started with the fact that putin's chief cook yevgeny prigozhin officially announced

his and gerasimov's revenge, allegedly on their orders , an attack was carried out on the location wagners , this friendly fire turned into a dispute, he addressed the russian dictator vladimir putin called the situation difficult in his address , he said about prigozhin's backstabbing and russia's struggle for survival, according to the leader the main wagnerian of the russian federation is pushing the country into anarchy, which will inevitably result in defeat. he also assured that measures against the rebels will be tough . the russian armed forces and other bodies have already received the necessary orders to neutralize the rebels. 580 occupiers did not go to liberate rostov-on-don and died in ukraine as well. the armed forces did not give the people of bagnori a trophy and 30 russian art systems dvortsezd - sin tanks - six

armored combat vehicles 23 cars with tanks and three units of special equipment will not fly bombs donbas 14 cruise missiles - 134 unmanned aerial vehicles and one helicopter will not protect moscow for even a penny, four means of air defense, the general staff reports all the data is based on this, i am finishing the release , read more on our website espresso.tv , also on our social networks, join, put your likes, and then the espresso will continue my colleagues, wait that a new story about a ukrainian refugee and her poetry collection will be told by my colleagues from franz 24 let's watch together our next guest was born

and raised in a small mining town in the east of ukraine in 2014, when the region was occupied by militants, she lost her native home, and her parents and sister were forced to become refugees, and the poetry offers a powerful look at the life of a woman who suffered from the conflict that changed her life, her latest collection was released under the name apricots of donbas today in the program perspective ukrainian poet screenwriter and journalist lyubov yakymchuk , whose work has been awarded several times thank you very much for joining us this morning luba before we move on to your collection of poems if you don't mind tell us about the beginning of

the russian invasion it will be in kyiv on that day war i was in kyiv during the revolution of dignity what was the situation there even then i understood that it was probably the last time i see everything like this my parents my parents did not want to leave their home but they had to do it and they fled in 2014 in fact after almost a year of being in the occupation year and was of course it was terrible our house was occupied by soldiers house of russian soldiers live and they still live there it is a very strange and terrible feeling sister we understand that the conflict especially affected your family before us is your poetry collection it is available

in ukrainian and also translated into french and english here is a french copy the leading theme of your poetry is language and how it is affected by war share with us how it is reflected in these collections thank you for the question is very important to talk about language because it is constantly changing according to the change in our reality and when we experience such events as war , it is common for conditions to change such an example the word electricity friends before but then electricity became something dangerous dangerous because me heads because we had to mask our houses during the russian attacks and ones

on siege kulyk was besieged, russian soldiers were nearby and shelled the city with artillery , then electricity changed its meaning again when the ukrainian infrastructure the electricity supply was destroyed by russian missiles, and electricity became for some reason something valuable, something we needed more and more. war gives birth to heroes of trouble, what about dead heroes and not living ones? you also mention how dangerous it can be in the context of the war in ukraine, tell us in more detail whether

your views have changed over the course of the war views on what to say about the danger of war propaganda and the fact that it can create heroes, but these heroines are often dead and not alive, it is not even about propaganda, but rather about culture, because culture also speaks for people, but people and we can culturally program our citizens minsk in ukrainian culture to be a hero meant to be dead, we dedicated books or repainted streets in honor of those who died street name for just for dead people i believe that this approach is changing now because the question of what heroes are is only dead right now and now

you have an optimistic perception and our heroes are alive people who protect our country we are changing our vision because people should know that in order to become a hero it is not necessary to die on the front go on front like just go to die ah ava go- i am speaking now at the front, they are defending our country, defending themselves and doing everything to survive, do you think that ukraine, in a certain sense, was forced to create a new story about itself, in particular , it is about how people use language, or do you convey such a message in your poems? he in he has a little me, we are constantly creating new stories and in my opinion , our stories may sound trite but i think

that now we need stories with a good optimistic ending good and optimistic anding but so that at the end of our stories there was hope of poetry everything is very similar pancakes about like how muchokes we way you probably know how many jokes we come up with in ukraine a lot we joke about our presidents is part of ukrainian culture and maybe thanks to jokes we can cope with this war bigosplay in difficult times let's go back to 2014 year or before the full-scale invasion of ukraine, your family had experience of being in refugee

status . was it difficult for you to go through the need to leave your home in ukraine again? by volunteer work, e.e. , as a protégé, my city is avalon to you.

we went to vienna, where we spent 3 months, and then returned to ukraine . i know very well how difficult it is to be a refugee, to wait or protect your dearest ones. this is the end of our interview. thank you very much for visiting us today on franz 24. in the studio there was a ukrainian poetess, screenwriter and journalist lahbi kimchuk. we appreciate you for finding time for us, i learned that they are morons, that they are so

stupid, those who were born and grew up to be boyars, they cannot take us over, in this house lived cyril of the current with poems, monuments to lenin and pushkin, then a russian tank came, they demanded to sing the songs they liked after 54 days the screams didn't stop, we now felt what will and freedom are, you can't imagine how we waited, exactly ukraine tell me, we are a scumbag, we are a scumbag because in reality ukrainians were united by fate, it was a surprise, but they went to the russian ships two summers and in the basement. the main thing is that they are very healthy. yes, we don't have water and we still don't have centralized heating, but we don't have it here. and that's why we are so happy. why is russia losing because

it contacted ukraine, then we must not forget to take a picture here with the company, we stopped in kherson, arrived chernobaivka is quite a good road at the entrance to kherson thank you that not all minibuses run, it's really funny russia is here russia is here forever russia is here

forever how did the deoccupation happen here you directly participated in these events hung the first flag stanislav here yes yes we together with the 28th brigade, they went to oleksandrivka stanislav went to stanislav oleksandrivka stanislav i hung our ukrainian pravda glory to ukraine at your house , took down the flag that should not have been there, as if it was an occupied territory, then the russian flag, then not ours, they hung our beautiful hugged, kissed with flowers, small children, you know, neighbors met with tears, i didn't expect that it would be like this, i'll be honest, i had tears in my eyes, it was difficult yes, but we all did the same

job, a lot of friends appeared, one they helped one. thank you for all this, and i was here clinging to the flag. it is still hanging. it is still our flag that we hung with the 28th brigade . it is so nice when people are so nice. supported us here, we always lived, everything was good with us on the flag something was written on the flag and signed by the people who were with us who participated have their signatures also left my call sign old man i also left it there signed i was pleased what is yours personal history, you said that you were part of the berkut, and among the berkut, in fact, there were some who fled to the crimea and russia

. to be honest, i did not side with the occupiers . people should decide for themselves. but i believe that if you live at home, you should live the homeland should not change, if you live in ukraine , then live in ukraine, tell me about the moment when you entered the square, honestly speaking. when we entered poland, people were surprised, they did not understand what happened, they asked us, you are definitely ukraine i say yes, they are soldiers, we are yes, they say polyanytsia on my partner, then you can hang the flag, we, the great-grandfather, hung it, our soldiers raised the flag from the court, last year

, november 22, you entered through the middle, yes , they were afraid that there was a minefield, climbed to the fourth surface, hung it it was so joyful , people met. very good. thank you to all the people . to the heroes, glory to ukraine, to the heroes of ukraine! these are emotions here, graffiti is sloppy but already more and more symbols

of our people are already beginning to understand people they honestly support joy - it's when you're at home, you live, you're happy, you also have to kiss and hug the servicemen. ukraine, we are like that, but we accepted it. here they thought that ukraine would be taken over now, but no, no, the air , the earth, and the trees are helping us, people are praying to us for us, someone asked you this word in english in the first days. yes, well, it’s just that i know english and that the first time is not online yet. sky news ukrainian mass media were not allowed for some reason, and foreigners came and

i just gave an interview there. and someone in the crowd there already who understands how a dog understands, i can’t say oh, you said it well, a foreigner, the same journalist liked it, it was cool, my rate where is yours free because now we have on electricity no war supply heading no mobile connection no internet connection no russians anex vicken survive anything is not possible until it's easy to say, radchenko, that's why the phrase at that time sounded like this: we have electricity, we don't have water and we still don't have centralized heating , we didn't have a mobile phone, but we don't have it here and that's why we're so happy, that's why in the first days right there

the celebrations were just people coming out to find out. this is not the phrase that became known, so they reacted to something and began to tell that i was either an american spy or the head of the special forces from kyiv. i am cool for finally we are freed. or just an ordinary one, how did a full-scale invasion begin for you, as i said that most likely there will not be an invasion , but if it does happen, if they start an invasion, they will lose, i was sure that there would not be an invasion, that this is another the scarecrows will start moving their troops again. they still went to the car and they are losing step by step, they are being pushed out the north of the kharkiv region, the north of the kherson region, now, as you can see, i was fired in relation to my experience, it was during the occupation that i took part in rallies, in fact, the rallies ended at some point because people realized that it was impossible to resist further, so what was the resistance

, then they painted a lot of yellow ribbons , yes, inscriptions about ukrainian development, but a lot was done even during the occupation. you had to communicate with a russian. i tried to avoid it. they were interesting bastards and hung out, but still there are more crowded places and you know where to go in order to understand them . well, other people were talking to me. you did not immediately call me. i tried to avoid them . they were more interested in garages for some reason. garages, they just drove into the cooperative, pulled out all the gates with a three-wheeled tractor, took out everything , they searched for civilian cars, probably with weapons . well, probably cars too , they went around the apartments in our house, but somehow

they were uncertain, they just went and knocked on all the doors. i think, who can wash it? they will break it in, then i will come out and say, oh, and you know, i was spawning there, you heard a knock, and so they just knocked, i didn’t open it. well, i didn’t go, they tried to track those who were at the rallies, of course they were interested in three categories most of all of people, it's about ukrainian activists, that is, those who were like that, arranged them all, the second category is those who are connected in some way with the ukrainian army, that is, they can be just family members, people who received weapons, those who served whom, and the third category it's just rich people, because they can be bred to rob quite often in the occupied territories , uh, when we start to communicate with people, now everyone speaks ukrainian. i understand it, but i’m trying to speak more ukrainian now. and why does this happen? and why is it important? how do you think it’s because

everyone here has watched it for months, and it’s been here , and there’s a very huge chasm, those people of some i knew that they would be there forever, they would always vote, this is the russian peace, how the war started, these were the first days, even theirs , they were afraid, they were afraid to openly say what they are, well, finally, they came, we waited here for 8 years and so on, because they felt this mood they felt that they were in the minority, so they were very hostile, i ask. well, are you glad that yours is here? no, i'm not glad, i didn't want it to be like that, well, that is, they wanted for some kind of friendly relations, and not as a joke, they disappeared here with weapons, and even he then started say what our people say shelling our ukrainian troops. hmm, that is, even during the occupation, certain changes began, but now

with the liberation , of course. on the market, well, on the central part of the market, some people voted there. it must be recognized that 80% are old women , 15% are men. well, the approximate age is also to the old and 5% of the marginal, that is, these are the most important cats. there were not many of them and in the result is 146% 15 introduction, but it is impossible to even see the results of how many people in kherson voted. that is, there are only percentages, but there is no quantitative indicator . in fact, i watched one video , it will be difficult to restore it now. it seems that it is their propaganda channel vtv plus

it was in kherson that he was captured, he worked for them, according to their data, in the kherson people's republic, 12% of the ballots were counted, it is 660 votes, that is, 100%. it is 6,000 6,000 where before the war in our region there were 200 million inhabitants, that is, they themselves passed , very few people came to them. there were times when we did not have the internet, we did not have to fool them , watch propaganda, and sometimes if you look carefully there are such interesting things , you can sometimes hear the truth, and when it is there, it is about me our district even none of those who spread blessings, no one came to leave the whole district is huge, there was no voting and we all then agreed to sit in the houses, like not to open if they knock and they even did not go to write, that is, this whole huge area like people stayed there just as