[000:00:00;00] but here is that little forest, you see, there are extreme cars there, it's the third night, i've been running with this notebook, there are eight cars each, the 177th group is already leaving, you can count for yourself how many cars are parked here, registered, how many not yet registered. ukrainian drivers demonstrate incredible self-organization, informal leaders monitor the queue, several drivers constantly broadcast everything on social networks, this is how the recording of our interview immediately gets into tiktok. imagine, these in line even write songs, i go home to the border of berries, i am alone in the cabin, as the orphan is alone, so as not to fall into trouble, the drivers try to have fun as much as they can, they sculpt snow women from the first snow and even dumplings with potatoes, here we have a zazarochka, there are crackers, yes, and here there is a potato, a filling,

but really nothing fun for there are no ukrainian drivers, thousands of liters of diesel fuel burned, broken contracts, spoiled goods, and also lost health, there is nowhere to wash, you just go to those toilets , there is no pharmacy here, no ambulance, there is nothing for two sundays, god forbid, something like that happens to someone who is calling, where to run, this blockade has already killed two ukrainian drivers, and are these the last victims, not to mention the possible death of numerous businesses, the stoppage of the flow of goods has resulted in insane numbers of losses, say ukrainian officials who brought help to our drivers. a lot of ukrainian and european companies suffer from this, by the way, not only polish companies, a lot of companies in europe do not receive our, for example, cargo. the ukrainian government offers truck drivers, in addition to food and fuel, even evacuation from the territory of poland to their homes, but the vast majority of these men are not ready to leave their trucks and expensive cargo unattended in a foreign country, and this does not solve the problem, they argue. we are heading towards rava ruska, where the situation,

the drivers tell us, is even worse. no, we won't show you this queue at such a speed, there just won't be enough air time, we're speeding up. in the queues , we see dozens of gasoline and gas trucks, trucks with a humanitarian truck, already at night we arrive at the drivers, who have been standing in the middle of the forest for 11 days. vodka was brought, bread, let's go, let's go out there whoever wants, can, can even say it for the press. the driver mostly takes water, they say they are not hungry, they have been fed by a ukrainian woman who now lives in poland for several days. boiled eggs. with tears in their eyes, they tell about this woman, who was rescued by a truck driver at the beginning of the great war, he fed her three hungry children, now she feeds truckers, ukrainian drivers do not want to take food from the poles, because they cannot communicate with the pickets, whore , and you are not, and you are a whore, i speak ukrainian,

do you understand? i won't go at all, i've already beaten there, me i've been there for just 5 days, i got sick, because i'm standing here, i don't have food anymore, at night, the drivers say , it's even worse, guys, why are you doing this, with a takira on the car, we, we protect you whore from russia, whore, and you whore, the economists are strangling us, in the evening we also finally get to these... 1 2 3 4 5 6 six people block the checkpoint on the rawa-ruska highway, that is, this is not the position of the whole of poland and not even the position of all truck carriers in poland, but these six people blocked the highway, they do not want to talk to the press, the majority turns away, hides their faces, the spokesman of the picketers voices their position on the phone,

protesting the choice. nikt nie chce się zająt naszym problemem, nie možemy dalej ustępować po prostu zabieraniu nam rynku, a ten rynek jest zabierany, their demand is to return permits for freight transportation for our country, as it was before, when ukrainians had enough of these quotas from january somewhere to august , and then the market was intercepted by polish carriers, we can't communicate normally with the picketers either, then they say that the poles are our brothers, are you my brother or not? already no, we just want to remove your face, because we can. tomorrow putin will see you and he will also give you an order for your position that you do not let ukrainians into ukraine goods that we really need, it will be very cool to have an order from putin himself. well, you don't let us have diesel fuel, we need to fill up the tanks, you understand that we have a war, you know , war, there is such a word in the polish language, war, war, war, it's hard for us, dear, i thank you, let's direct, this is a half-empty

crossing point of the ridge. i do come here from time to time trucks from poland arrive. welcome to our native land. congratulations. did you break through? mspredel, what can i say. put on your shoes, get up on your native land, it's fine. ready to talk with polish picketers, they admit, although it is much more comfortable, there is also an electronic queue on the ukrainian side, but the work of the border guards can be speeded up, in the end, new checkpoints for trucks can be opened, but the picketers do not hear them sigh, but these picketers are special, the organizer of the strike so-and-so, rafal mekler, a representative of the party cell confederation of freedom and independence in the lublin voivodeship, a pro-russian party whose members are against ukrainian integration into the european union. for... poles for ukraine, poles are our brothers, but now we know that not all of them are, that's why the driver mykhailo, who is leaving for poland, is preparing to stand in a forty-kilometer queue on the way back, got ready, the woman made a twist,

it will be enough for two weeks, i i think it will be enough , there are still potatoes, ukrainian government officials, followed by european officials, are saying that the border must be unblocked, because it is not only losses, but also the security of the entire european union, on the other hand, only the polish authorities can physically do it as they want, just six picketers near one barrel, from the ukrainian-polish border oleksandr zagorodnyi, volodymyr parakhonskyi tsn week 1.1, marathon, united news. while the poles have not yet formed their government, our verkhovna rada appealed to the new sejm and senate of poland with a proposal to unblock the border for carriers, and president zelenskyy said this week that there is an action plan in ukraine, and our neighbors should just be given a little: time , everything is getting warmer, - says the president. in general, more than 400 billion dollars will be needed to restore ukraine, and this is still an approximate estimate, which

was announced at the security council this week after the calculation by the un, the ukrainian government, the world bank, and the european union. and the war adds new numbers of our losses every day. we decided to register our claims against the kremlin killers of robbers for this day, for which they should already pay. from february 24 to today, the enemy destroyed more than 150 thousand private houses, about 1,900 high-rise buildings require demolition or partial repair. after under the control of the occupiers, 190 hospitals need to be built from scratch , the number of damaged ones already reaches 1,500. under the crosshairs of enemy shells, ukrainian educational institutions, 3,500 educational facilities were attacked by the russians, at least 180 schools cannot be restored, seven more need repair. in seven dozen kindergartens , children's laughter will never be heard again, there are not even walls left, and more than a thousand need to be repaired after the shelling of the occupiers. and what binds our country together and connects

cities and villages, bridges, them after the arrival of russia about 350 have already been destroyed. however, people from front-line villages and towns still do not leave their native places for a long time. even under shelling, as they told me, they are afraid, but where to go, where to live, although the state allocates money to the displaced, and this is a really big problem, and temporary mobile towns do not solve it, but now an almost fantastic option appeared: for me the street of a whole village in the kyiv region in the american style, here are not just capital houses, equipped with furniture and even dishes with everything you need. who can settle in this heavenly town and how about... tsn correspondent of the week oksana radionova, who is used to checking all kinds of miracles, went on a scouting trip. natalya's son from front-line orikhov, a direct missile directly into the house, there was a house, there is no house. student

varvara with her mother, a teacher from mariupol, the dog dragged a human hand in its teeth. hanna from bakhmut, head of ten. there is no house in my house, the family of volunteer nikita. from north-donetsk, daughter and wife, mother-in-law and grandmother, due to the fact that i am a volunteer, we were the first to find apartments, and such families in which the war took away everything, health, work, housing, here there are already 80, here it is 20 km from the capital in the village of tarasivka, a charitable foundation with the funds of a patron and the usa, is developing for displaced persons from temporarily occupied territories and war zones, a town on the american manner, intended town. for 675 people, this is the state level, which is not typical for us , 28 buildings of multi-apartment residential buildings and houses of block construction of the manor type, this is the only unique town in ukraine that is not modular, it is a capital development, there

more than 10 hectares of land were in private ownership, and the fund bought them, all documents are considered in full by the fund, they are interested in every story, they consider each family personally. they have been living here for a month. people promise to occupy another 140 apartments at the end of december. we decided to check what kind of project it is, to whom and what kind of housing is given here, and most importantly - on what terms, because everything looks like it from the ads. too attractive. the director of the fund meets me. five months ago, he says, this place was a wasteland. here on the left we see houses with you, which are already inhabited, people live here. and on the right we see the second row, which will be populated at the end of december. between the houses there are playgrounds, trees, lawns, parking lots, there is even a lake with fish. this is not at all similar to the cramped ukrainian bedroom districts, there are not many nooks and crannies here, only two-story

houses and one-story duplexes for two families. my wife's mother lives, lives with her cat, which we rescued from sever-donetsi, her name is busya, here is our bathroom, everything is compact, there is even a basket for laundry, they brought everything, this is our grandmother's room, my wife lives here. and child, according to american standards, you can directly enter the garage from our apartment, everything is automatic , everything is from the remote control with buttons, you opened, left, this is where we spend most of our time, this is such a bright room, we have panoramic windows here, see what a well-thought-out chair we have here, you see, oh, well, it’s in general, well, it was a shock for us, this is an apartment, a family resettlers, like everyone else here, got it for free for five years, they said that we will live here for five years and

we will re-sign the contract every month, we will pay here only for communal services and the adjoining territory, the director of the fund explains, five years is enough time to get back on your feet, so decided the founder of the fund, a ukrainian woman who has lived in the usa for 20 years, and the main donor of the project, an american millionaire from utah, deloy hanson. the town was named after him. we think that five years is, in principle, a sufficient period. time in order to save money for at least the first mortgage payment. all able-bodied people must work, this is a condition of the fund, and they must not have their own housing in the free territory of ukraine. some families were selected, that is, they had such stories, well, they were just annoying to all offices. then we start collecting documents for settlement from them, check property rights, they have apartments all over the territory of ukraine. why are you lying to us? it's demotivating, scary, but later. you get to know the people who

need it, you get to know, well, you just see someone the sun, and wings grow, there are already more than 7,000 applications, they are examined in detail by the commission, first in ukraine, then in the usa, she said so to nikita's family, who hurriedly escaped from the deadly hailstorms from her native north donetsk. the shell hit our window, the woman covered the child, and i lay on top, we opened our eyes, there is fog in the house, we smell this gunpowder and i make the decision that we cannot stay there for a minute longer, they persuaded the mother-in-law to go , i didn't want to until the last minute and already put the baby in the car, that's all, and then the shelling began, the beginning i was standing there in my pajamas, i got into the car and drove away, then i managed to get the old grandmother out, i sat in the basement, but i think it was for a sunday, but it was for two. but it turned out to be already 2 years, for almost two years

the family wandered around the rented apartments, on the eve of the invasion they invested all their money in goods, they had a shop, and the savings for the repair of the apartment purchased by the pioneers, they lost everything, remained a mess. nikita volunteered for any part-time job, and when he saw an ad for housing for displaced people, filled out the questionnaire, and forgot about it, it passed several months, a call, i pick up the phone, hello to you? you were chosen, you are given a house with a garage for your family, to be honest, frankly, i didn't believe it, henson personally flew from america for new year's eve, the first thing we saw was a huge box standing on this spot, all over the place we pick it up, there was everything in this box, household appliances, irons, kettles, absolutely everything, that is , towels, we walk further through the town, zelenskyi boulevard, why such a name, we decided to name this... in honor of some

existing, existing person , who has already died, in honor of the person who is currently fighting, everything here is built with possible shelling in mind, now you and i go into one of the shelters, under every 16 apartment building, we have our own shelter, if there is a terrible blackout there, an industrial generator can provide the whole town is lit up, on the mountain, on the second floor in one of the apartments lives a family from mariupol, student varvara. this is my city and this flag warms my heart. the father works at an enterprise for the manufacture of prostheses, the mother teaches remotely mariupol vocational college, which. we have two rooms and a kitchen, a living room, everything was here, even detergents were here, the girls , crying for a long time, tell me their terrible story, how they got out of mariupol, the first column was shot, it was full of hail, the dog

was dragging a human hand in its teeth, how the russians bombed them the house was robbed, they say, it's good here, but they only dream of one thing, i hope we won't be here for five years, maybe we'll go to mariupol sooner, i'll come back, i really want, really want to go back to my native bahmud and the teacher hanna. she received in the town and housing and work. the foundation promises to build a 600-seat school here and transfer it to the balance of the local community. there is already a children's room here for the little ones. apel son and the novoselovs are temporarily fed here. we have very tasty ukrainian. they eat everything, i later met this woman cook near the children's room, she ran to get her son, a native of orikhov in zaporizhzhia, and there is nowhere for them to return either . we got a direct missile right into the house, many people who did not believe that they could do something like this for us, some kind of henson could do

such a beauty, when we arrived here, we were a little shocked, i am also frankly surprised by such generosity, and you can explain it here, look for several things from altruism and religiosity to tax fields for patrons. but one thing is for sure: private philanthropy is an integral part of public culture in the united states. it's just a sign of an adult society. oksana radionova, danil kosakovskyi, volodymyr parakhonskyi. tight week 1.1. marathon, only news. student arrests in ukraine swept through again. this time , the former head of the state special service came into the field of view of the anti-corruption system. and defense yuriy shchigol. the cabinet of ministers dismissed him and his deputy viktor zhorra, and later nabo and sap reported that they were suspected of a criminal scheme, allegedly that they could have embezzled 62 million state hryvnias. this happened during the procurement of software and equipment. fortunately, so to speak, the crime occurred before

a full-scale russian attack. for the information of the security forces, from the 20th to the 22nd year, the employees were in collusion with one of the businessmen. as a result, state special communications concluded contracts with two companies controlled by it for 285 million hryvnias the operations were classified in order not to highlight the price, which was substantially inflated. the investigation is convinced that the money was taken abroad, and the sections were stolen from the state between the participants of the scheme, in which six people are allegedly involved. during the search of shchigol's ex-head of the state special service, €82 and $72 in cash were found, and according to the prosecutor, the former official also has 1,201,285 units of cryptocurrency and almost seven bitcoins in dollars, which is currently almost 265. faces from seven to 12 years in prison, but this week yuriy

shchigol was released on bail of uah 25 million. another suspect was also released on bail for 15 million. in the case of exiled people's deputy andriy odarchenko. according to the law enforcement officers, he tried to bribe the head of the state agency for the restoration and development of the infrastructure of ukraine, mustafa nayem. in fact, there are no famines or deaths from starvation, although mortality from diseases related to malnutrition is widespread. walter durranty times, march 1933. one cry to hear all. where i visited, and he was: we have no bread, everyone is puffing up. garrett jones, inning newspaper standard, same march, 1933. this is how two different western journalists wrote about the holodomor 33. while millions were dying in ukraine, the world did not believe the few reports about it, western correspondents with

moscow registration, such as walter duranty, skilfully averted their eyes. he also received a professional award for his articles censored by stalin. why was the voice of the real journalist garat jones not heard then, and how the soviet special services found an approach to every foreigner in moscow. in the week when we we honor the memory of the victims of the holodomors, our historical investigator stas yasinsky tells little-known facts that, unfortunately , still resonate with real life. 100 years ago, a special information operation began in moscow , which continues to this day, in most of the western world, millions of ordinary americans and europeans learned about the events of the ussr from a few people, journalists of the world's leading newspapers, and all of them were the objects of a large-scale

special operation of the nkvd, subtly influencing these people, forcing them to increasingly terrible compromises, the kremlin's special services could to achieve much more than the direct recruitment of dozens of lobbyists in the western elites. these few journalists eventually turned into loyal servants of the communist regime, and most unpleasantly sincere. chief among these apologists for the stalinist state is stavkov correspondent of the new york times, walter durranty. the role of a foreign journalist in the land of the soviet union was from the beginning connected with the need to dose information and camouflage the truth, because all articles in the ssr before being sent to the telegraph were proofread by special censors from press management. anyone who did not agree with such rules was expelled from the ussr without the right of return. however, walter duranty's work is gone. far beyond professional competition with censors in accuracy and truthfulness. during several years of work in bolshevik russia, duranty

turned from a journalist into an unscrupulous mouthpiece of soviet propaganda, which he skillfully and interestingly broadcast to western readers. he could explain to the americans in simple words that stalin's destruction of 5 million so-called kulaks was a necessary and logical revolutionary deed you can't make an omelette without breaking the eggs. he wrote, for working for the bolsheviks, duranty received truly heavenly conditions, in moscow, where even high -level party officials crammed into communal apartments, duranty was housed in a multi-room nobleman's apartment. he lived there with his russian mistress kateryna and a whole staff of servants, a driver, a cook, a cleaner and a personal assistant. in 1930, for his merits, walter duranty received the right to an interview with joseph stalin himself, and in 33, a load of articles about the victorious course of communism and the successes of the first the five-year-old capitalist world awards

him the pulitzer prize. the liar becomes influential, the future president franklin roosevelt listens to him. the holodomor, which begins in the 32nd, forces duranty and some of his followers to resort to new manipulations. together with the bolshevik censors, they play with words. thus, in the articles of that time, hunger is called a lack of provisions, and starvation deaths become death from diseases caused by malnutrition. this is the environment in which the young englishman garrett jones finds himself in 1932. jones's permission to visit the ussr was signed only through a high-ranking patron, former british prime minister lloyd george, for whom the englishman was supposed to study life in the union. garrett jones learned russian well. he walks around moscow and collects stories about the scary. famine, which is intensifying in the agrarian regions of the ussr. journalists' trips to the starving region are strictly prohibited, but

jones's colleagues are not particularly interested in exchanging a well-fed and comfortable moscow for terrible ukrainian realities. by manipulating the name of the prime minister, jones does the impossible, receives official permission to travel to kharkiv. before reaching the first soviet capital of ukraine, garrett jones gets off the train and walks along the snowy railway. tracks, 40 km and several days without supervision, in 20 different villages he will talk to peasants swollen from hunger and see hell. one cry is heard everywhere i 've been and it was: "we don't have bread, everyone is getting fat." if everything is serious now, if millions are dying in the villages as they are, because i have not visited a single village where many have not died people, so what will happen in a month. then jones is detained by the police and taken to kharkiv. after a few days there. he returns to moscow, and then to berlin. there he convenes a press conference where he makes public all that he saw and heard in the largest agricultural

area of ​​this continent. herret jones's speech and subsequent articles in british, later and american newspapers infuriated soviet censors. and walter duranty in his subsequent materials lies again, denying the truth of jones. according to duranty, he passed off wishful thinking, and none to the ussr, unfortunately, most readers believe him. politicians know for sure that jones was telling the truth, but the growing threat of hitlerism and the desire of the new president roosevelt to turn moscow into an ally make durant's lies profitable. garrett jones died in china in 1935 during one of his journalistic missions. during his lifetime , he will never be able to prove that everything he told about ukraine tortured by hunger is true. walter durranty will remain a new york times correspondent until 1940. in

1957, he died in poverty. and the last: in 2003 relatives and jones appealed to the police award committee with a demand to take away durant's title and give it to someone who told the truth about the holodomor. during these 20 years, the nomination committee of the most prestigious journalistic award has repeatedly rejected thousands of appeals and letters from all over the world, demanding to restore justice. all this time, western journalists from moscow bureaus, who have already been manipulated by putin's government, repeatedly repeated. the practice of walter duranty, but now those who got off the train and ready to walk much more. stanislav yasinsky tsn week marathon single news. journalists are now risking themselves to show the whole world the truth about the war. every time my fellow soldiers return from the front missions, they are absolutely amazed by how many bright and courageous people are now standing in

the trenches and holding the sky above us. and today we thank the 208th anti-aircraft missile brigade, it celebrated its birthday this week, the day when our soldiers created 200 destroyed enemy cruise missiles, 220 drones, 21 russian planes and 20

helicopters. thank you we believe, we love, we are proud, and we thank you once again, and for now, everything, the most interesting from tssn, is always on our youtube page, next sunday a summary of seven days from our colleagues from the facts of the week, and marrafon only news is continued by the inter channel team. glory to ukraine and see you soon. chevorons approaching victory, through the wild whistle, under the explosions of mines, gathering all the will, let's go to ours, let's free our lands together, join our fighters of the brigade

national police lut, the questionnaire can be filled out on the website: dial npu goua or by calling 097 725-25-13. ukrainian gives freedom. the occupiers tuck their tails. having heard about ukrainian cotton wool and cotton. and we haven't mentioned 30-letter words yet. although we have a caressing word for everyone. we cannot be destroyed, we are protected by force. three forms of the future tense: we will go, we will go, we will go to victory in spite of everything, ukrainian, the language of the free. rules of a warm country: bathroom. thank you for the night at low temperatures, as much as possible

loading the drum. let's beat the winter together. i am a russian military ship, i propose to lay down weapons, a military ship, in ukraine, and the glorious ones, let us take them. fate will smile at bologna, our witches will perish like a cross in the sun,