and the administrator of the starosttyn district building, it was destroyed by russian shelling to the foundation. larisa govina, yurii lavrinenko, social news: kharkiv. well, then we will see how the parliamentary day in the verkhovna rada of ukraine passed. this is the material of our colleagues from rada tv channel. 10 years ago , ukrainians made their choice to live in a civilized and democratic world. in 2013, they gathered to defend the european choice. this was emphasized by the chairman of the verkhovna rada of ukraine during the commemoration of those who gave their lives for european ukraine. on the tenth anniversary of the revolution of dignity, people's deputies adopted a statement by a constitutional majority to draw the attention of ukrainian society and the international community. politicians emphasized the principles of loyalty to ukraine, the ideas of freedom, protection of the european choice of civilization and the importance of remembering the heroes of the heavenly hundred. and soldiers who are currently defending our

country at the front. the heroes of the heavenly hundred laid down their lives defending freedom during the events of the revolution of dignity, and at the same time defenders of ukraine, defending ukraine from the russian, unprovoked and unjust armed aggression, every day they give their lives in the name of the ideals of democracy, freedom and the european future of ukraine. and the verkhovna rada of ukraine stood and stands in defense of these principles. i thank each and every one of you. for the fact that all this time side by side we are also defending these fundamental values ​​that characterize us as the ukrainian people, dignity, respect and freedom - these are not just words and not just words about values, they are what we should all live by day, i wish you all to remind that the president of the european commission, ursula fonderlein, in every speech, when she addresses us, she mentions exactly euromay. about the revolution of dignity that gave us

the opportunity to work for people. during the last 10 years since the beginning of euromaymay and the revolution of dignity, ukrainian society has continued its european integration movement towards full eu membership. the president set a clear task regarding the preparation of our country for the meeting of the european council. we have to work so that we get an unconditional decision about the start negotiations in particular, through acceptance. the new national program of adaptation of the legislation of ukraine to the law of the european union. ukraine is at the start of negotiations to join the eu. only this is no longer a negotiation - negotiations in the sense of the word, there will no longer be negotiations with our conditions, there are clear requirements that we either fulfill and join the eu, or not. we have to keep up this front of dignity here. we have to think about justice, we have to think about those who protect us today. at

the front, our one global problem right now is protect and support our defenders so we can survive as a country. i hear a lot today from my colleagues and even from my comrades on the maidan, we are disappointed, can we be disappointed that we fought for freedom and the euro-atlantic future of our state. no you can not. the maidan was a huge victory. i am sure that the occupier will be defeated, and that i will see the collapse of putin's regime, i will see the euro-atlantic integration of independent ukraine and i will definitely return to my homeland, the only way for us is nato and the european union. only

this way will allow us to be represented in the world with dignity and to overcome the dictatorship and the asian misery that russia brought and brings to us. people's deputies called on society and politicians to unite. it became a guarantee of victory during euromaymay and the revolution of dignity. it is the key to victory in the war with the aggressor. 10 years ago, they clearly defined the main direction in which it should move. this ukraine, these are our pro-european orientations, these are our european values, these are human values, these are the principles of democracy, protection of rights person, and in fact all these 10 years we have demonstrated that we are faithful to the chosen course, the verkhovna rada will unequivocally fulfill the conditions, as well as the european commission and then, after the opening of negotiations on membership in the european union, will perform its

part of the work, and this is precisely the responsibility of the people deputies, at the same time, if 10 years ago , membership in the european union was a dream and a goal, now in 2023, it is already a reality, towards which we are quite concretely moving and we have a plan to achieve membership in the european union the parliament supported as a basis a number of documents from the list recommended by the european commission for the start of negotiations regarding our membership in the european union. plan to settle the issue of the independence of the special anti-corruption prosecutor's office, strengthen the institutional capacity of the national anti-corruption bureau, and improve the mechanisms of fighting corruption. the need for such legal changes is a signal to provide ukraine with another imf tranche and macro-financial assistance from the eu and the usa.

the first draft is amendments to the law on declarations, to grant the right to social security, to check not only what happened during your political... life, but also what happened before that, before people came to politics. the second is strengthening the capacity and independence of the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office, and the third is the law on changes to the law on nabu, they need to go to the regions now, work a lot in the regions, they do not have enough people, increase the number, the personnel of the national anti-corruption office for 300 people, against.... for three years, 100 people each the national anti-corruption bureau will be recruited on a competitive basis. this will make it possible , firstly, to strengthen the fight against corruption in the highest echelons of government, and secondly, to fulfill our

obligations to international partners. we actually provide it with greater independence, we bring it under the wing of the attorney general's office, and i believe that this is also the case. the reform on which we were pointed out the need to be carried out by our external partners, we are putting to the vote important changes again regarding the declaration, regarding even greater openness of those who sit in warm offices , officials who themselves signed up and asked in society to work for society, there are actually new recommendations for them, to be more open, more transparent, this is what democracy is all about. chevorons, approaching victory, step

by step, they move from one danger to another, step by step, they free from invisible death our land, and forests, dwellings in which evil visited. without sappers , life will not return here. without the courage and dedication of these people, we will not be back home. we thank the sappers of the state emergency service of ukraine for your work and our safety. sunny, how are you? now it's scary for you, we 're not around at school yet. you know what. i do when i'm nervous, i remember or pick up my power symbol, it can be anything, a pebble, a memory, a photo on the phone, i look at it, feel how it feels to the touch, or remember everything to the smallest detail, and i it's getting better i'm relaxing and

even breathing is getting easier just do like mommy and daddy and it will get easier by the caring people of the mental health program at howarario.com tiyak and their friends from unicef ​​have collected tips on how to help yourself and your child cope with stress. she took part in the battles for kyiv region and donetsk region, together with her husband. what they told their children when they went to war, and how they experience separation now, today i will talk with the sergeant of the 251st battalion with the call sign klumba. good day. good day. tell me why klumba? i have had this call sign for a long time. civilian life, everyone, anyone who asks what a flower bed is, well, first of all, it's really cool, because we have a lot of cats, princesses and so on, and the flowerbed, i was in civilian life as well, because i have a tattoo, a very large tattoo with flowers,

so my friends called me a flowerbed even before the full-scale war. when they decided to become a military woman, what did this decision have to do with it, and it was my dream to have a child...' back in 2000, i was six years old and i have my entire family with, well, all military men, my dad is a military man , my mother is a soldier, my grandmother was the head of the communications center, my grandfather spent his whole life in secret, they have 30- and 40-year-old horsemen, i grew up with all this, at 17 years i wanted to enter the military service, but at that time only doctors were accepted, even then i said that i fundamentally did not want to be a doctor, i chose a civilian lifestyle and that was it.

in 2022, when a full-scale war began, my husband, like all the men of ukraine, began to prepare for the war , he did it, he did it behind my back, but i saw him packing his backpack, he told me then that it is simply repacked if you suddenly have to go and evacuate from kyiv, but i saw that it is not just a backpack that is being repacked, she said that i am without, i will not let him go myself and followed him. is he military at all? no, he is not military, and we were not military, i will even say so, but i am ashamed to admit it now, but when i joined my first battalion, i had to play a trick and say that i can shoot, i know some tactical things, that's how i knew them, but i didn't study for two years, but i had to cheat to get into the first battalion, because they didn't take women riflemen's wives then, in we were all 860 people in positions, i was the only female shooter in the entire battalion

, i was taken, a shooter who can't shoot, i knew how to shoot, yes, i knew how to shoot, i was taught by a man, i shoot well, i shot well , but professionally i did not shoot, you have two children, as far as i know, the decision to leave the children, to leave with your husband, how difficult it was, and why did you decide that way, we wanted to leave the country at that time. ours to the czech republic, and we had already prepared documents, we had to leave our country for three months and go back, pick up your children and go with the children to canada for a permanent residence. we were preparing all the documents and around march 15, 2022, we had to leave the country, and at that time we had already prepared the children for the fact that we would not be with them for three months, so the decision was somehow very, very difficult. as spontaneously as possible, and we then appealed that the war

would not drag on for so long, we thought that that was all, we would fight back now, the occupier would leave our country and we would return to civilian life and we will continue according to the plan, but our plan has been delayed, of course , no one is going to canada anymore, but it is difficult, every day it is very difficult to understand that our children are growing up without us, for how many years? years old, we have a very interesting family, i have a child, my daughter from my first marriage and my husband's son from his first marriage, when we got together, we got together with children, that is, we got together in one family, i have my son started calling me mom, and my husband called my daughter father, and we gave my daughter's girl the name of my husband,

and so it turned out, the children are 12 days old, and the children are 9.5 years old, they, i am endlessly behind them myself, behind my son, behind my daughter, i miss them very much, mother’s word, i am in my life is very little at the moment, but i understand why i do it, for a year and a half, everyone always rides with me, wherever i am, their baby socks, the first... socks, which, well, with which they were there, one sock of a son and one of a daughter, they are always with me from the first day, and when my hands are already down, the fighting spirit is at zero, i understand that that's it, i want to drop everything, get in the car and just come and hug them , i take these socks, i understand why i 'm doing all this, i understand that i don't want my children to walk on tricolors , i understand that my children must communicate... in the ukrainian language, i understand that they must go to their land and breathe fresh air that is not

polluted by the occupier, i understand that my children must continue to build their future in a free country , i understand the price i'm paying for it now, and yes, it's hard for me, i won't say that it is very easy for me, my husband once told me, when i came only to serve, that he would tell me that it was difficult for you, and... over the fence, you will wait for me, i did not say, i did not admit for the first six months how difficult it was for me, but so every day, when i see how my children stretch, which they still have. and when i understand that, i only see it on the phone screen, or from the stories of my parents, how they grow , how they develop, what they do, it's very difficult for me, because it's my breathing, but it's also a moment of that i understand that i sometimes i want to drop everything and come to them, just to hug them, how many times have we seen

each other in these one and a half years, rarely, rarely, there are moments when we are on rotation at our place... we can be let go home and we fly as much as possible to see them, and it happens that for two or three months at a time, the first period we did not see each other for 4.5 months, the first period of the war, i remember such a moment, we joined the army on march 18, 2022, we enlisted on the 26th, my family didn't know that i was going, they knew that my husband was going, but i didn't tell anyone anything about myself, so we were busy with husband by the evacuation of people at that time, no one knew about it either, our son was with us , and our relatives were in werpin, and the day before the complete full occupation of irpin, thank god , they came out, we prayed for them very much,

and we practiced, we had two old cars, we sat behind these old cars and on facebook all the people... who asked for help, we helped them, there were moments when it was scary, to be honest, there were moments when we hit roadblocks , there you had to prove that you are ukrainian, there were times when we got out of the car with outstretched arms upstairs, and it was scary, but we understood that we are for this, what we are doing, and now we had a moment when our relatives got out of the erpin and we understood that in a day or two being taken to the army, we had to evacuate our son from the place where we were visiting relatives , this is also kyiv oblast, as i understand it, so it is all kyiv oblast, we did not leave the city of kyiv, our children did not leave the city of kyiv, and none of our relatives left the city of kyiv, although i really insisted that i hand over the children, and they went, very much

strongly, so before handing over the child, we started, we had to move from the left to the right bank, well, understanding that there was bombing, understanding that rockets were flying, understanding that the occupier was nearby, but we understood that we we need to transport the child, because we have to go to the formation, and we had a small car, i remember, i threw blankets on the polish people, we always stretched out, that is, we had children strapped in, we had... very a big habit, we went in, immediately buckled up in the car, sat down, and then we tell the child, the son, little girl, don't buckle up, and he looks at us, i say son, look, if i tell you to fall, you fall on these blankets and cover yourself with my jacket, you understood me, and he, mom, i understood, and we are leaving on march 8,

checkpoints, and at the checkpoints the guys from the territorial defense give flowers to women, and my daughter, in the center of kyiv, she lives near the circus now, and i tell my husband we are going in the other direction, in the other direction in general, i tell my husband, we can you, i say stop by, but i haven't seen the child, but at the beginning of a full-scale war, i say we can i want to stop by on march 8 , of course we will stop by, and we bring my son, we go, and when they gave me these flowers, they gave me a rose at the roadblock, i hid it, and at the second roadblock i got another one. they gave me a rose, i went up to my parents, it was our first meeting during the full-scale war and before i joined the army, i called my mother, i say, open the door, i'm near you, and they were the only ones left in the house, in that house , and they looked after the neighbors who were lying down, that is

, they were the only ones, they were the only ones in this house, and they open the door, i'm standing with these...' rascals, mother and daughter, daughter, mother, well , the child was full of happiness, i saw for the first time in my entire life, the question in my mother's eyes, what is this to us , and questions, not questions, weakness in the eyes, tears, i, i was very at that time, surprised. and the most i could say is that i'm alive, i love you and everything is fine, you know what 's strange to me, when i see my mother's tears, i often get upset too, start crying. and at that time no, i realized that at the moment i always protected my mother, and now at the moment i have to protect her , it was another step to step to join the army,

because i did not think that the person who raised me, she would never succumb to tears , she was sick, for a certain period of time in my life, i have never seen him in such a condition, and he was laid out in the carpeted corridor i have... my daughter still lives there, that is, my daughter sleeps in the corridor, for one and a half years, each in the evening she lies down in the corridor, sleeps and every morning she wakes up in the corridor, that is, when i am come to my parents and see all this, i remember the exact moment when they were sleeping at three in the corridor, the exact moment when i arrived with these two little girls, the exact moment when i was silent and did not say until the last that i i am going to the territorial defense, because i was going to the territorial defense and i thought that we would recapture kyiv and go home, i will be honest, we did not think that it would take so long, and now, on march 16, when we

were told in the battalion, that we are going to the barrack position, that we have to accept i swear, i call my mom, a person who served, and i say, mom, i'm fine, but i 'm going to the barracks now, i'm... enlisting with my husband, and it was really funny for me when my mom says, i i don’t understand that such barracks are not a position, this is a person who served, and she did not accept at first the first month, then the fact that i serve, that is , she says that we have few men or something else, but i understood that i i defend not only ukraine, not only my own land, but also my own family, this was my motivation, and even then somehow we had to come to terms with it, and we didn't tell my husband's mother for a long time, we even hid the fact that we were given weapons, because his mother thought, i'm smiling now, it was scary then, and his mother thought that we

should be given weapons, that's all, we'll go to zero , but she didn't understand that we had to learn something, because the first training was the assembly and disassembly of a machine gun and the ability to at least stand on one knee there in a rack, thank god, that's what she taught me and my husband and my face. my father and i could do it all, but the guys were very unprepared, we had people with different logic , it was as different as possible, from ordinary handymen to businessmen, we had such people who came and we told them, if you are afraid, it is better to go there to volunteer, help the volunteers, you will do some good, but you will not do that chess. what are you, what are you afraid of, because you are a man, we had such guys who came like that, they smelled the night, they understood that they were not pulling out, then they left, now this opinion has changed, and

regarding the guys, ugh, ah, no, i understand that there is fear, i understand that there are people who are afraid, i have, for example, vichim now, he can do everything, he has worked for a very long time, as a bodyguard, and he is very, he, he is very, very special to me, as much as possible, that is, he has his own personal weapon, that’s all , but for example, i’m against him going to the army, although he’s waiting for a summons, i’ll be honest, he’s really waiting for a summons, i’m against it, because i know , that he protects my family as much as possible, my family at the moment, i understand that if god forbid something... he bears the full responsibility for my family, and for this, for example, i am against, although a healthy, healthy person, a healthy man, but i want him to protect there, because when he is there, i am

calm for my family, with your husband, you participated on the sidelines, as far as i know, for kyiv region, for donetsk region, and yes, tell me about it, and how psychologically difficult it is to fight next to your husband, or is it still harder to sit at home and wait for his call, i think , it's hard to wait at home. i'll be honest, i won't say that i'm very easy with him here, that's why let's start with the fact that in addition to the fact that we are junior sergeants and fighters of the armed forces of ukraine, we are also husband and wife, sometimes there are such moments when a man, like my husband, when a colleague gives me some chocolate, he immediately koma chooses and he is jealous of me, it's difficult, there were moments when he said that sometimes these things were lost. between personal and service, personal and service, they were right next to each other and i had to involve a psychologist and explain to my husband that

this is not the case. it's okay, look, we're at home there are such, yes, but we are at war, we are now serving with you, let’s somehow not accompany ours personally into the formation, somehow he listened to me, listened to me, and little by little, little by little, we equalized the moment that at home we can shouting at each other, but in formation, we are in formation, when we were near kyiv region, it was not difficult, although now, remembering those moments... you are march , the month minus five, you are in summer sneakers, there is not enough ammunition, uniform my father bought the first one for me, but it wasn’t bad, although we were naked in the position, but the boys were digging trenches, i was left there in the headquarters at the headquarters, then we changed, then we were on duty for three hours, after three hours, the beginning, well,

the middle of march... it was very cold at that time, it was not scary, it was worse in daughters of donetsk, we were already prepared, we already had a fully united team , we passed the maximum combat coordination, this is a big thank you to the leadership of roto, the leadership of the battalion in which we served, at that time and are still serving, and we also had a very cool practice the medical team that worked it was total, these were gears that worked as much as possible, that is, there was no such thing as someone was dumb somewhere, someone somewhere else, but there were moments when my husband was taking a position in a group in bakhmut and there was a day when he was in me, i know that they go to the position, they are in the position for 24 hours, of which they go there for two or three hours and from there they leave, and i already calculated

this time, at that moment i... was in the front-line place, at that time i was engaged in supplying bc, ammunition, to the guys there on the front line, and helped as much as possible mentally and physically, and the documentation, in short, it was all in one , and there was a moment when my husband disappeared for 36 hours from communication, i gave in to my mind more than to my heart, because if i gave in to my heart , i would have understood that... i went online, i would have already started to panic as much as possible, i just called our emtshnik and said, mpazshnik, i told how things are going, whether there are three hundredths or not, because i understood that starling it can't not work, maybe a flight somewhere, maybe something somewhere, and it doesn't matter there is some kind of transmission of information about the three , anyway, i have a walkie-talkie, if i knew that something had happened there, i would understand that it was my husband or my boys, that is.

so he disappeared, and then i had the task of driving close to him too, i can't say where, sorry, and driving back, and there was that moment when it was two hours away, i was driving, it was dark, it was already yes, well, i have a completely tinted car, that is, i can hardly see anything, and i was already driving back, and the guys turn on the searchlight for me, they say, make a video, man, that you were there. i make him a video, i say, i'm fine, i'm alive, everything's fine, i'm going back, and he later, when it's over, he writes to me, i'm fine, we didn't have a network, we had a sterling there , there was no connection, they couldn’t, everything is fine, i write, phew, i send him this video, and he writes to me, once again i find out that you are running ahead, i will nail you, this is the only moment, well, these are such jokes , now i say, it

is remembered with... a smile, but then this moment was not so great, especially when i i think about the fact that he is there in bakhmut, and i am in a front-line place, he probably had more praise for me than i have for him, because i have the utmost confidence in him, he also has confidence in me, but i know that he can answer there, but i can't in a front-line place, and there was a moment when we came under cluster bombardment, and we went out to dinner with our friend. we had a cafe nearby and we went there often very often to have lunch and we went out and then decided to pass the spornochka and return back to ppd and we walk along the market saturday is like a market day and there should be people, there are no people, there is something open somewhere, and we look like this, we start to follow it, well