social networks, at the expense of television channels, at the expense of various sites, including workqa, for example, we post our vacancies, where there is a clear and understandable algorithm, what awaits you after mobilization, what is the mobilization path, what tasks will you perform, plus an additional permanent communication with a representative from our division, who answers all the most difficult questions, gives clarity. you can familiarize yourself with the open vacancies in the achilles division. by the qr code you now see on the screens, and there is no new law yet about mobilization, recruiting, or not the best opportunity to choose your profession in the armed forces on your own, until the military mothers did it for you. this week, 10 ukrainian families received compensation for their homes destroyed by the russians and have already purchased real estate. in the top ten. donetsk region and kyiv region -

the minister of community development, territories and infrastructure oleksandr kubrakov reports. also, those who already have a certificate can reserve funds for the purchase of housing. 5 days to validate the application and you can draw up a purchase and sale agreement for a new home within 30 days our correspondents visited the village of motyzhyn in kyiv region. this settlement was under occupation for a month, there... the yanks not only vandalized the houses, but also kidnapped and killed the village headman olga sukhenko, her husband and son. the woman has been the head of motyzhyn since 2006, the compatriots say that she cared for the village and its residents as if they were her own. they also saw destroyed houses in kharkiv. there, people are actively issuing certificates for compensation in action. what is the situation with recovery in these two regions? more details in our review.

here is the hall, here the corridor is still so small, there was a room, there was a veranda, a healthy veranda. stefania ivanovna still remembers every corner of her destroyed house. the woman tells in detail where the furniture was and where she rested with her husband, but now only the foundation remains of the house. in march 2022, the russian army covered the entire street with hail. this is our street. almost oli neighbors, the house burned down, there was a fire, but in the neighbor's sashka, the wall collapsed. after the first shelling, immediately the second. the woman realized that she had to save herself, since the house was already engulfed in flames. i got off the couch, and then she crawled out, and there along the corridor, towards him, and i was in time, only when they started shooting for the second time, and i this one, and i him that way. saw between the bed and

the wall, i covered him with myself, covered him, then as soon as the thundering stopped, and then we left, we also left, and there was already a fire in the hall. during the entire occupation of the village, mrs. stefania and her husband were tortured, they were temporarily sheltered by friends. the woman did not dare to see her house for a long time, because she and her husband built this house almost from scratch and dreamed that they would raise their grandchildren there and gather as a family. i didn't scream i... nothing, i stood as if buried, like if they poured ice over me and everything, i didn't say anything, i didn't understand anything, what was being done, there was only one well, a toilet and a gate, that's all, i'm a couple now a temporary modular house was installed, here is a kitchen, a guest room, a guest room and his bedroom, in total 18 houses were destroyed in motyzhena due to the occupation, the headman of the village emphasizes to all residents... 22 houses need complete

overhaul, 89 houses need ongoing repair, need restoration , of course need, and works the program is a recovery where each individual's home. and each individual is allocated funds there, and this is the kharkiv, a bantush family near their destroyed house, only one wall stood, a russian shell burned down the house in the first days of the full-scale invasion, his wife elena and daughter victoria were at work in the hospital when the husband felt that you have to run away from home. i called my wife at work, said that i was scared and would go to kum, and left. in the morning they reported that

the house was no longer there. during these two years, the family lived in an evacuation for several months, then with friends in kharkiv, now they rent an apartment. we didn't even believe that the commission would come , i don't know what to hope for, believe in a miracle, old man, you believe in miracles, believe in miracles, the city commission must decide whether the house is really completely destroyed and transfer the materials to action, площадь дома which, 30 squares, 36, according to document 36, but the amount of compensation is not calculated by the city commission, the experts of the program are directly restored. therefore , the bantosh family does not yet know what to expect, the couple has not decided whether they will buy a new one housing or to rebuild on the site of the destroyed house. what will we be able to pull, because we have no relatives, we ourselves, no parents , there is no one to help, so we do not

guess how it will turn out, here we wanted to rebuild, but there we understand that we will not pull it out, i am a nurse, a male porter, you see, in general in... in kharkiv, 1,216 owners of destroyed housing submitted applications due to the action. the commission has already inspected more than 1,000 objects and only 25 of them have been recognized as truly destroyed. but there are much more destroyed apartments and houses in kharkiv, says the head of the city commission. it's just that often people can't even apply for a recovery program because they have ownership issues. if a person does not have these data in this state register. property rights or has incorrect data , she cannot submit this application, and we, we have to work additionally to help residents so that they can submit this application through the action, then this application

is sent to us, to the city of kharkiv through the register of damaged and destroyed property . despite everything, 11 people have already received their certificates for the purchase of a new home, among them ophelia's mother, she lived in house on the south. salttivtsi, where the russians dropped aerial bombs in early march. the woman shares, they appraised the apartment a little cheaper than it cost, and now they will try to buy a new one as soon as possible, because the dollar is growing, and the compensation is in hryvnias, to top it all off, she says, the sellers are reluctant to go for deals under the recovery program. few of the sellers know what certificates are, and they are currently afraid to cooperate with us because they do not know. what is it, but it is all real, well, because we are the first, this is the first survey, experience the first in the country, well, you can also understand them. everyone who has lost their home has one dream. i want a warm house, and for

the house to be my own, and not to live somewhere with someone. however, no one from kharkiv has bought a new home yet. this is how ours saw this week. even after the darkest night dawn comes, faith in the victory of ukraine helps both military and civilians, but this week he proved that the world believes in us with his support. so, let's bring our victory closer together. i, iryna koval, was with you. keep yourselves. welcome to the espresso channel. today, in our military program, we will talk about the challenges in the military and defense sphere that ukraine faced in the 24th year. here

as a starting point. the influential magazine time published 10 global risks for the world for this year, among which the third position is, as in... written divided ukraine. in particular, the magazine's experts believe that ukraine will be de facto divided this year, and russia now has the initiative on the battlefield and a material advantage. and further: the 24th year is this a turning point in the war. if ukraine does not solve its personnel problems, it is probably about the army, will not increase the production of weapons and will not develop a realistic military strategy in the near future. material losses may turn out to be permanent and may increase, so the magazine believes. of course, the challenges must be seen, although the version of the half, in my opinion, is a completely incomplete assessment, and it is much more important to understand how

to cope with these or other challenges, relying either on the help of partners, or on your own strength and to look for solutions that really have to be effective, whether it is about the situation on the front line. or about our defense industry, for the development of which we need to adopt the best world experience, as taras shevchenko said, and what to learn and not to shy away from, therefore. the same challenges for ukraine and the search for countermeasures, we will talk about this in the next issue of our war and weapons program. my name is serhii zgurets, i am the director of the information and consulting company defense express, which, together with the espresso channel, strives to highlight the most current trends in defense industry and security. and now we are joined by valentyn badrak, director of the army, conversion and disarmament research center, a military analyst and writer. mr. valentin, i congratulate you. to see and hear, congratulations, mr. sergey, i am always very happy to join and work in this field,

so to speak, at first i mentioned about time magazine, where they assess the challenges for the world, but in fact, not only the analysts of this publication do important work, there are and a similar work entitled five key challenges for of ukraine in the 24th year, and this is the work that... was done jointly by you and as the director of the army research center of disarmament conversion and academician volodymyr horbulin, who is the vice president of the national academy of sciences, and there are actually five main challenges outlined there, in front of which, well, you have to make some decisions and take into account their complexity or realism and somehow counteract them. we will talk about challenges a little later, but in any case, now we are forced to... to reality, to the events that are currently happening in the world, and how they intersect

with the challenges that you have outlined in your work, i first want you to now weigh and assess the events that took place tonight, when britain and the united states launched such missile strikes against the houthi rebels in yemen, how it affects the geopolitical schedule and how does this... affect those challenges that will later affect the realities in ukraine? thank you, mr. sergey. first of all, i want to say that what happened last night, academician volodymyr horbulin and i have already been formalized into a certain, certain study, which immediately after after this broadcast will be available on the website of the army research center. conversion and disarmament, and strangely enough, these

are the challenges, five, five challenges that we previously identified for ukraine, at least four, today, well, they can be considered as lessons and conclusions from the coalition- led strikes of the united states and great britain, and actually. saying, well, the only remaining challenge in parentheses is mobilization, if necessary, we will talk about this challenge separately, because all other challenges, they relate, strictly speaking, to the introduction of modern wars and the organization of modern wars at the political level. so, let's try to remind ourselves, the audience, what happened tonight? tonight... the coalition delivered massive strikes on 16 targets, of which 60 targets were hit and more than

a hundred different high-precision systems, missiles, bombs were used, including british air- guided bombs, including those from ships used rockets that were used for the first time, for the first time in principle, what about this poper, well, i can't help but remember here that i am fortunately, one of the 12 ukrainians who managed to be physically on the aircraft carrier dwight eisenhower in 2007, when he was returning from the persian gulf war, i want to say that this is a super powerful weapon, there were three generals among the 12, they were crying, really they cried because the otaku would get weapons... for the ukrainians, yes, well, either have them, yes, or build them, but of course, no one but us will build it, and

those more than 70 planes, they constantly landed and took off constantly for an hour, and it was a very so, so spectacular thing, but now to affairs, yes, how is it, what can we take from this for ourselves, for ourselves we can take, first... a political lesson, that the strikes are not done lightly, in fact, the united states could do all this on its own and deal with hereby. by the houthis, it ’s not even a whole state, it’s just a paramilitary formation in yemen, which, well, now controls the capital, but it’s still not even a state and a small state of yemen, but let ’s see what the united states did, they quickly organized a coalition with great britain, this extremely important, coalition,

a political coalition is a huge thing, and we know there and in... canada, australia, and bahrain also spoke, that is, from all corners of the world spoke, it is absolutely necessary for us, because in order to deal with putin's regime, first of all it is necessary this is a political decision , the presence of a coalition, without this, unfortunately, we will not, we will not destroy the regime without a coalition, without, even if we are given, well, of course, there may not be an open public decision here that we want to... destroy the regime putin, and i mean from a group of powerful countries, for example, when they will not tell us anything, but they will give us all the weapons that we need, and then we will understand, we will go back to these houthis, look, the houthis are a paramilitary group, which in the 21st year was recognized

as a terrorist organization by the united states, it has all possible weapons, it... by an order of magnitude exceeds the missile arm of the houthis, some houthis there, by an order of magnitude exceeds the armed forces of ukraine, they have ballistic missiles with a range of 200 km, then they also have missiles that are the development of iranian clones, and there are 1,500 missiles km, 1400 km, again, they have... missiles that russia now wants to get from iran, and their advanced versions, which range from 700 to 1300 km, again, i will not exercise here to name these to list, but we see, missiles , they have an order of magnitude more than ukraine, in

terms of range, and in terms of the number there, god himself knows how many there are... how many they have, plus they have these shahed 136s, yes, again - still , the range is 2,000, 2,500 km, more, at least twice as much as the ukrainian one, and it must be concluded from this that we are very seriously underarmed, and the second point is, what is the anti-western coalition doing, of course, putin would like to rejoice, rub, clap his hands, regarding the fact that it was possible to carry out an asymmetric strike against the anti-western coalition with someone else's hands, and apparently it really is, but not here everything, not everything looks like that, because we can remember that when hamas

attacked israel on october 7, 2023, the houthis, in principle... took the side of hamas and tried to attack israel several times, but what happened, well -first of all, in order to strike israel, they need over the territory of saudi arabia arabia to fly these missiles there and so on, but not only missiles and drones, and this continued until the 31st, when in fact it was october 31. to launch missiles, these ballistic missiles with a range of 200 km, i will try to call them, they are gader f, yes, which have a warhead of up to 800 kg, and their anti-missile defense system destroyed these missiles, it became hopeless for the houthis to launch

a missile war against israel directly , what a lesson for us, let me remind you, air of free is an anti-missile system that was developed jointly by israel and the united states, more than half of the funds were allocated by the united states, and this means that it was within the framework of the security agreement, when israel received more than 3 billion dollars annually and conducted joint development with the united states, for us this is a very important hint of that. that the israeli model of security agreements and security guarantees, it is valid, it works very well, and this was demonstrated , including this close war. in the east, will it succeed, will iran succeed, which in fact incited the houthis, incited them to

the red sea there with civilian vessels to wage war and promote piracy and so on, there the president of the united states was talking about, i think, 27 powerful attacks that had been made and that a lot of... had been struck at shipping in the red sea, but the matter was not even in this, the fact is that, strictly speaking, the houthis were forced to choose another target instead of israel, and in this way iran and moscow, well, that is, tehran and moscow tried to carry out an asymmetric strike and scale the war in the middle east, and what did they do? states and britain with its coalition, they launched an extremely powerful strike, and this extremely powerful strike, over 100,

let's say, high-precision weapons, is a signal not only to the houthis, to suppress them at once, but it is also a signal to iran and a signal to moscow, the first is that the united states and the western coalition dominate militarily. sense in the world and will not allow the escalation of wars, this is the signal that is very important, for us, what is the signal, taking into account the fact that those weapons of the kushites were listed, of course, we have several programs that we call existential programs for ukraine, this is a missile program, a drone program, and a munitions program, all efforts should be thrown into... all efforts and carried out, well, one could also add the rebov program to it, it would still be developed by the ministry of statistics as a trench

reb program , but of course it must be scaled up and withdrawn. in the fall, funding was 5% of all funding projects for ukrainian weapons and ukrainian technologies. i think that this is a little too little, it must be increased somewhere so that it is possible to... well, create trench rap, and electronic warfare systems , i will interrupt you a little now, because, relatively speaking , now, what is important after these missile strikes on yemen, is actually a coalition of 12 countries, which carried out a missile attack on the enemy with a clearly defined goal of destroying the enemy's military facilities there and minimize there the influence of this group on... there security in the red sea, and another parallel, the russian federation, 50 countries that support us in the fight against the russian federation, there is also

a coalition, and the question arises, then it is clear understanding the purpose of this coalition, because in fact until now there have been all these fluctuations so that russia does not win there, ukraine does not lose, is this a sufficient goal for the potential of the coalition to really be concentrated on... on the scale of helping ukraine, which we really need, is there not a certain gap regarding the not very clearly defined goals of the coalition and our needs, and that this story is different from the story of a short-term point-blank strike on the khushids, absolutely, absolutely, i absolutely agree, because let's remember that winston churchill once said about germany and ... japan, he said that we will consider the complete destruction of the potential of nazi germany and japan as a victory, and now no

country in the world or coalition can say that it wants the complete destruction of the potential of modern russia, but, but, let's at least watch it then. to consider the liberation of the occupied territories of ukraine and the organization of opposition and deterrence against russia as a victory, and this is still not the case, that is why i believe that the coalition does not exist yet, for now there are only its contours, contours of countries, contours of a coalition from a group of countries that provide sporadic assistance, who thinks so. for example, at first germany did not consider it an opportunity to provide powerful aid there, now, on the contrary, it increases it in the face of the challenge that the united states can...

reduce aid, and germany, for example, in the 24th year doubled from 4 billion to 8 billion euros, or, say, japan very powerfully increased its aid to 4.5 billion dollars and will also support anti-drone power of ukraine, and before that japan did not participate in any such projects until the end of the 22nd year, therefore, but these are not koalas. the coalition is when ukraine would receive all the weapons it needs to liberate the occupied territories, including missiles with a range of 400-500 km, we need, well, at least 500 units of such missiles, if we count together and, let's say, surface-to-surface missiles , and tactical level, and count the missiles, cruise missiles that we could

get. not only from france and germany, but, sorry, from france and great britain, but also from germany taurus missiles, yes, infamous ones, which we cannot convince berlin to hand over to us. well, of course, this is support from the air, these are airplanes and helicopters, these are also modern drones, and maybe even modern anti-aircraft systems. by the way, when we... talk about anti-aircraft systems, one of the points of our conclusions about the five challenges is precisely the development of modern technologies, including at the expense of military-technical cooperation, here i want, not i can't here to mention such an example, which is extremely indicative, well, it is possible that rainmetal is coming to us, yes to the market, but rainmetal wants to start

producing with us. the old fuchs combat vehicle and only then move to a new combat tank at some stage, it may even move to, let's say, the joint production of some anti-aircraft systems such as skynex, at the same time, look at hungary, which is a de facto collaborator within the eu, hungary from rheinmetall during the 23rd year, in the fall of the 23rd. concluded two huge agreements in within the framework of which, and hungary in general, there is almost no defense industry there, but within the framework of which, let’s just think, a new battle tank will be produced jointly with him and the germans and a joint means of air defense based on, as i understand it, skynex or even more new updated systems , which which...

the metal represented at the exhibitions of the 23rd year, now the same story is the united states, which in india is deploying a powerful production of stryker machines, stryker combat vehicles, so part of this production is the creation of on the base of the striker machine above the ultra-powerful and ultra-modern complex of the army's air defense complex, which will also contain the reba'. the complex and the laser anti-drone complex, so we can see that even in the defense, even in the defense, even though we got the latest pro patriot and sempty systems, there is, well, a certain lack of work, because i named now exactly the army complexes, i.e. those complexes that will protect our troops on the battlefield, not about peaceful cities, i am

talking now, but... about the advancement of ukrainian troops and that we need to convince our partners that we should start not with what can be done, but with what we need first of all, these air defense complexes, i am not talking about the fact that in september 23 of the year, the united states armed with an army complex... the actions of drones, drones with a laser system, and we would not mind having such complexes either, so they have only armed one battalion so far, this is the newest complex, but at least within the framework, let's say the testing of such weapons, or within the framework of the joint promotion of laser programs drone countermeasures, because such joint actions.