[000:00:00;00] power units that we will finish at the next place, after that we will reach the full capacity of 7,000 at the level of 7,000 500 mw that were produced by nuclear generation and throughout the winter it will be the same power from our power units until the beginning of thousands of megawatts, almost twice as much capacity as today such data is given by petro approximately 6,000 mw, this is 40% of the total amount produced by six power units of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. on march 4, russian troops captured energodar of the zaporizhzhia region, the city in which the nuclear power plant is located, the station itself was shelled by those who are there during all this period of occupation. i'm not talking about the fact that they damaged all the communication lines from the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant of the system, because of which

we had seven blockades there, in fact , the minister of energy herman galushchenko was a complete blockade during the press conference, he reminded that nuclear generation accounts for more than 50% of the entire generation of ukraine, so far there is no instance, and that is why the member states of the european union and ukraine pay such great attention to the development of nuclear generation and the maintenance of normal the operation of the power units of these electric power plants for at least the next twenty or even 30 years. as part of the paris climate agreement, ukraine and the member states of the european union undertook to reduce carbon emissions by 2040 during the war , it is difficult to develop green energy, says the former minister of energy pavlov ivan plachkov, and this

applies not only to ukraine , cites sanctions on russian oil and gas as one of the reasons. stations, today poland produces a large amount of electricity, up to 60%, at coal-fired power stations, e-e and e-e, especially in the last period, somewhere around 3-4 months, many countries have decided to build nuclear power plants, nuclear plants believe that gennadiy ryabtsev will work as in the transition period to of renewable energy and in the period when it will be necessary to provide basic capacities to large industrial facilities, nuclear facilities are distinguished from other energy facilities by large

capital costs for their construction the expert considers it rational to build additional standard nuclear units of thousands, for example, at the khmelnytskyi npp, or to create small modular plants that will consist of small nuclear reactors on the basis of existing plants or new production sites , energoatom signed a memorandum of cooperation with a number of companies that develop technology for the production of small modular reactors, this and there we are investing 20 modular reactors with a capacity of 160 mw. now we are actively working with some of our partners to obtain the technology and move on it. how much it may take years to implement , well, realistically, 5-6 years is an optimistic term for small modular reactors, because the technology is now very many companies are engaged in this, but all of them are only at the initial stage of documentation in their presentations , manufacturers of small modular reactors come from the amount of 6 thousand dollars per kilowatt

, the ex-manager of a specialized company told fox in an interview. so, the smr-160 colt reactor with a capacity of 160 mb will cost almost 1 billion dollars. and a modular nu scale reactor with a capacity of 462 mw at almost $3 billion, modular nuclear reactors, their technology is still not enough, and there are still no permits from international organizations , in particular, from the heroes for the scaling of these technologies and for their export . deputy minister of health serhii dubrov , in addition, all institutions have generators in case

of a blackout, how do doctors prepare for winter and possible enemy attacks on the energy infrastructure, lyudmila pavlenko knows 15 on november 23, kiev, during an open-heart operation , the light went out. on november 23, dnipro caesarean section was performed with headlamps. it became a reality for ukrainian doctors during the blackout. this became a reality for ukrainian doctors during the blackout. the corridors were not affected , recalls the ophthalmologist roman gostav for seven years, he has been working in the surgical department of the consultation and diagnostic center of the svyatoshyn district of kyiv, he says that until the past in the winter of work experience in the absence of light, i did not have to check my eyesight from 5 m, the plate should be lit, what did we do, turn on the flashlights on the phones

, measure the eye pressure, the pneumotonometer is completely dependent on electricity, there is an older method of contact a-a tonometry when necessary there was only a--a patient to put instill pain-relieving drops in some of them, i have an allergy , we have adapted, we have adapted our methods, we have adapted our doctors, we do not need to do procedures, we have not done our time so then this advisory and diagnostic center became the first in the capital to install solar power plants. they were donated to the city by a french company that manufactures solar panels. the medical facility has been using them since february, according to the chief engineer of the center, serhiy stoyanov, their capacity is enough to cover the need for 100% lighting of the entire building, and so they guarantee us that we we can accept

the patient, give him the first medical help, the power of these panels is enough to make a cardiogram or ultrasound studies that do not require a lot of electricity but to carry out more complex x-rays and mammograms, the generator will have to be turned on , says serhiy stoyanov, according to his calculations, in the event of a blackout, if there is a supply of fuel for the generator and the presence of panels, the center will be able to work with an autonomous panel, they have generated 10 kw in the clinic at the moment there are four, four are going to the needy clinic, and six are hiding here, that is, everything is hidden from the rest, everything is hiding in these batteries, according to the capital's department of security health soon thanks to grant funds from germany, solar power plants are still in three medical facilities in kyiv, in the perinatal center, the maternity hospital and one of the hospitals, so that we are not vulnerable

, there should be an autonomous car, it's chic, of course, it's all just a tonometer for me, and with our neighbor, this is what to date, we only know that this should be everywhere, serhiy melnyk, a patient of the first zhytomyr hospital, at the beginning of summer , czech partners installed solar panels on the roof of the facility. they provide electricity and equipment that they use for the treatment and emergency diagnosis of patients, says the medical director of the hospital, denys matyash, a digital x-ray machine, a computer tomograph, as well as ultrasound machines , endoscopic devices, various ecg machines, these are the ones that use electricity the most and are used for equipment , says the doctor of the computer tomography department nataliya gnatyshina, so she says it is important to have a reliable an alternative source of energy when there is an energy flow it is possible this is in emergency mode this system can

be turned off it significantly shortens the life span i'll just say yes. the geographer plans to install panels in our operations. we feel more confident. this is not only reliable, but also economical, according to vasyl bezlenko, the deputy director for technical issues . and we have been working on solar panels for a whole month. we have already taken 10,055 kw. if we even take it into account, we have already saved uah 70,000 rivne region dubensk city hospital kharkiv 17th hospital chernihiv regional children's hospital in general throughout the country since the beginning of the full-scale war at the expense of various programs in 32 medical institutions they installed solar panels, says the first deputy minister of health serhiy dubrov, such stations, he says, this is an additional source of energy in case of blackouts, and the main

generators are equipped with them, all medical facilities , all hospitals do not need panels , the official says, so far they have received 400 applications , more than half of the project is financed by the world bank, they received about 400 was to date, the institutions are not clearly defined . that is, we selected 232 institutions for the budget of our state - it is quite difficult, but for the account of our partners, it will definitely be implemented with the implementation of serhiy dubrov does not name the exact dates, but i expect that the project on the installation of solar panels will be implemented this fall by people myla pavlenko rostenska and tetyana revak social news and here we are returning to the topic of the anniversary of the liberation of kharkiv oblast, as well as crimes and punishments of russian of the military for the war crimes they committed during the occupation of kharkiv oblast , we will talk about all this with dmytro chubenko , the spokesman of the kharkiv regional prosecutor's office

. i congratulate you. i congratulate you, mr. dmytro. proceedings regarding the war crimes of the russians, what are the stages of the investigation and are there any verdicts in general and how many are there in total regarding the war crimes committed by the russian military in the territory of the city of kharkiv and the kharkiv region, there are more than 18,000 criminal proceedings, and most of them and this is more than 14,000 refers to the facts of shelling of civilian infrastructure, somewhere around 2,500 criminal proceedings refers to looting, others are rape, murder , torture, theft of equipment from a grain export enterprise, according to your estimates, if

of course, there is information about the number of possible suspects already in these crimes, in all, in relation to russian servicemen who committed war crimes , 30 indictments have been sent to the court, and real sentences have already been received by ukrainian courts for seven people , this applies to russian servicemen , for the most part, in this situation, who were e-e in captivity, in relation to which the facts of their commission of war crimes were established, e, there are also facts of suspicion and referral of cases to court regarding the leaders of military units, e except the leaders of the airbase of the generals who directly gave orders regarding the commission of war crimes. and i understand correctly that most of the suspects are now either in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine or in russia, and the ukrainian judiciary cannot reach them at the moment. yes, this is true, the majority these e-e suspicions and cases referred to the court refer to absentee cases, i.e.

the information about the committed e-e war crimes is recorded in the materials of the criminal proceedings and submitted for consideration to the court, but in fact, there is no access to these war criminals, and besides, regarding those suicide bombers, some of these people were actually captured and later convicted, but they are exchanged for ukrainian defenders, and after the fact of the committed crimes is recorded, this also applied to the shelling of our city from the territory of er came to the place of our city, and this also applied to the russian pilot who bombed the city of ugu. well , let's still hope that they will fall er into ukrainian territory and already er will serve their laws. punishment and more in

i have a question about the collaborators who acted in kharkiv oblast, are there any arrests and how many such people are currently wanted or who have been informed of the suspicion of everything about the collaborators of people who chlorinated russia and supported it, and there are more than 1,500 suspicions - these are suspicions of specific e-e traitors who carried out actions on support for russia, of these 1,500 suspicions, more than 500 convictions already exist . that is, these are real convictions for real situations and , for the most part, these are convictions with real measures of punishment, that is, with deprivation of liberty. now they are wanted, they are hiding from the investigators and uh, i would like to note that work is also being developed uh, work is being carried out regarding

uh, the organization, transfer to the international search for persons who committed treason , unfortunately, uh, such cases are now considered by interpol as political, that is, uh- these are the persons about whom the materials are sent to interpol, they later say that they are being persecuted for political reasons, that they love russia , and ukraine is bringing them to criminal liability for this, and for this, work is being developed and carried out with interpol to inform them that these are real criminals, this is very good information for those people who are currently in the occupied or temporarily occupied territories participating in the organization of these pseudo-elections or running some kind of village councils well, in general , they are engaged in such work as collaborators they will also have their turn, thank you very much for the information. it was dmytro chubenko, the spokesman

of the kharkiv regional prosecutor's office. they talked about the crimes and punishments of the russian military, as well as school collaborators in the front-line regions . they started the academic year remotely in all others who have shelter. children study in classrooms, however, leaders can independently choose the format of education based on the security situation. our daria sydorenko has collected stories of schoolchildren from different cities who have been studying in conditions of full-scale war for the second year. together with her mother and younger sister , valeriya, an 11th-grader, went abroad to escape from the occupiers, who returned

home from evacuation this summer for the second academic year. the girls start in the conditions of a full-scale war in ukraine valeria climbs the stairs of her lyceum in borodyanka, kyiv region, she was not here for about a year and a half after the russians captured the village last spring , the girl remembers the second number somewhere we left because the center was bombed and we were told to leave quickly while zhytomyrka is free, valeria lost her father in occupied borodyanka, when the full-scale war began, her father was at work near kyiv, the girl says , she and her mother are at home in borodyanka, we all wanted to leave together, but since we were not in contact, it turned out that we were so separate according to the stories of the residents of all who stayed here during the occupation, he tried to leave boryandka and he passed through the checkpoint and i do not know the exact information, but

the orcs just shot him right in the head. valeria and her mother left for portugal , where their relatives lived, the girl finished the ninth and 10th grades there, learned portuguese and found friends with whom she communicates, and after returning to ukraine, despite everything, she misses home very much i have a schoolgirl left here grandmother, one and two, and they were left alone, we didn’t want to leave them alone, we returned in july for two two months. i would have rested , got used to all this. and since september, she has already gone to school. now valeria attends both a secondary school and a music school. i was thinking about my future over what i want to become, i still decided to go for a special profession that i would like. i really like to study the language.

class ukrainian school so far, her mother tetyana only talks remotely she really wants to go home she wants to go to her ukrainian school to her friends i have to study german with vera she understands it very poorly she doesn't want to learn it she is just tunnels some kind of internal protest tatyana with two daughters they left for germany in march of last year, the eldest daughter vera started going to a local school , she immediately went to a german school in a german class without integration, without preparation , it is written, she studies. she solves problems in german there, in addition to the german school vera studies online in ukrainian, says tetyana, if there is a year, there was no such opportunity during the boycotts, and there were such occasional lessons. well, but she tried to keep in touch

with the children who went abroad. tetyana and her daughter are planning to return to ukraine this december, the woman says how she wanted to return until september 1, but it doesn't work. we close here. all our dishes are mine, all my thoughts, uh , about how to return home , how to organize, how to find a job there , sixth-grader lera from tavriyskyi shows her electronic diary, electronic magazine academic performance and electronic schedule again this year the school online tells the girl i liked physical education and mathematics we are given exercises there we turn on the video and we will engage in all kinds of interesting movements in the exercises last september near the local gymnasium where valeria studies , a russian rocket fell says tauriy village head mykola sviridenko russians say the community is regularly shelled. as you can see, the windows, doors, roof, etc., inside are also

damaged, and the classrooms are also damaged. doors, walls , floors, ceilings. last year, valeria’s family, but she came back a few months ago, says the girl's mother, tetyana, we went to zaporizhzhia for a month in april, we rented an apartment there, and by september we were there , rockets started to shoot, i think, masha, well , just like here, to study online, the girl has already gotten used to it, says tetyana, and adds to we also got used to problems with the periodic lack of electricity supply, as of course the shelling also starts. well, the community, there is no internet and there is no electricity . it happens that we had no electricity for three to four days. they bought an analysis so that they would be now power banks to the question of what she dreams of this school year, lyera answers immediately when the war ended daria sydorenko valery ratushnyuk karina galunova maksym

savchuk social news have a good evening take care of yourself crows approaching victory and another year when we do not celebrate but fight for our independence another year the day when they try to deprive us of the right to be ourselves and another instant of a terrible war that has been going on for centuries, but the whole world has already convinced us of our

independence, no guns, no drowning , no burning, no shooting, and the greater our hatred, you are stronger, our independence is closer, our victory is closer, independence is proven every day to be afraid, it is normal, but to admit your fear is brave we need the brave, update the data in the tcc, bravery overcomes fear

, which is a crow that brings victory closer, when we say weapons, we imagine machine guns, guns, tanks or rockets, but no less powerful weapons there is a reliable connection of advancement at the front and the lives of fellow citizens are saved ; of our soldiers of communications, armed with communications, our army is stronger. glory to the communications troops of the armed forces of ukraine to build a city that will be the beginning of a state. to christen it and protect it with a saber and a mace.

maidan, to repel enemies with the dignity of the great family, courage is needed national bank of ukraine, courage to be ukrainians, we are the light of life, and during the war oleksandr olivko became a sniper , a platoon commander of fighters of the third separate assault unit brigade of the first assault battalion on a pseudo chaplain chaplain accepted работаем не работаем ato everything lies there is no came to us twice please tell us what you did before the start of the full-scale invasion, what were your favorite professions and hobbies well, before

the war, my family and i served in in the church, i was engaged in pastoral ministry in the church, my wife was engaged in women 's ministry in relation to the women's group there, and i was preparing young girls for marriage, and our children, they also helped in various fields of ministry in the camps, what we conducted, we together they traveled all over ukraine, tried to take some photos, videos, and at first they went to the war as a volunteer, actually joined the ranks of the third separate assault brigade when the anti-terrorist operation began, and from the 14th year, with my family and with my friends, we helped to provide the soldiers were helped somewhere materially and morally supported, then somewhere already from the 15th 17th year we but traveled as a priest, as chaplains, when the war already started , i had clear answers and a clear

understanding for myself what should i do, it was a lot if a coincidence of circumstances, even though i used to be in those ministries and when i was a chaplain, i very rarely took up arms, i now understand a completely different situation that i will go to defend our country in any case. but the issue was only my family, that my family would let me go. we sat and they don't ask us anymore why you don't say anything what are you going to do the same thing i'm talking i talked to god i talked to my father he has to tell you she in tears says she he told me a long time ago i understand what you're going to what are you doing and i have to you to let go in such and such a way this is how it turned out regarding the fact that my family let me go, only they appeared. my family and i went to take pictures, which were a good pump of memories . now i am a little bit

. we already saw that the enemy is trying to capture kyiv we already clearly understood that it is time for us to leave because if i were to tell you now, i would be looking for someone, the money would be damned, and he would take it and go with me. well, he and i had a quarrel about this plan, so good tony, we quarreled about the plan that he entered the war badly and a few hours later he called back and said, come on, come to the directions, we had to fight for one and a half years of a full-scale war, what kind of cities did we defend kyiv, uh. then we had the zaporizhia direction, kherson and bakhmut

, serious guys went to the enemies inside, in which position do you serve at three separate assault brigade and what is actually included in your scope of duties, i help the sergeant and sergeants of the battalion in personal training of soldiers , i train and select marshmen , the guys are engaged in this, if only the beginnings, and the level is what. you studied sniper business with the help of our friends . we bought two sniper rifles and began to study in most of the training. we did not have time to go to courses somewhere because we

were constantly involved in battles and had to the free time that will appear, go quickly somewhere to the training ground and do something for myself, then in the zaporozhye direction, we had certain tasks for me regarding sniping . moments that i need. it was necessary to tighten up and this is not freed . it is possible that somehow such indignation or that the commander was angry with me, but on the contrary, they