the form deteriorates, tears, burns, catches fire, constantly breaks down, well, literally everything from cars to this, cars need to be repaired, if through state bodies, months, if not, we reset ourselves, and eh, because we have to drive the bull, because we have to drive it, take it out wounded, because you have to have these freelance means from drones to antennas, to... to the most necessary , the soldier buys everything himself, i'm not talking about the fact that he received a machine gun from the state, if he wants to put a collimator or a rubber handle on this machine, he buys it himself, costs, the salary, that amount is allocated to the support of the family, exclusively for support, so that there is something to eat and to pay utilities in the best case, the rest goes to the soldier for the war, if he really wants to. to survive, and this, these

funds are catastrophically lacking, so thanks to volunteers and so on, and they are not enough, this is one moment, and the second, and most importantly, when i hear that there is enough motivation, i want to say, my dears, motivators, take 100-200 for this salary, and let me pay you another 100,000, and go instead of me fight for a month, well, it’s no amount now, what you call, we, you understand that 120,000 on the front, now they seem to have increased 170,000 on the front, compared to when a tank comes at you, or you are bombarded with mines there, do you work there, repel five to seven assaults a day, these are not the right funds for such work, that is, those who fight, they have real motivation, anyone? quarrels with the state, some

with the government, some with everything, but their motivation is the protection of their families, the protection of the country, for sure no one in that state fights for money. peter, thank you very much, you have answered more than comprehensively, but i have one last question for you, if possible briefly, look at today's sociology of the kmis, which says that half of ukrainians do not support the current norms of the law, well, the strengthening of the law on mobilization, new norms of the law on mobilization, to be more precise, western. writes about the fact that the law on mobilization is splitting ukrainian society, where and what the state did wrong in the first place, that we remember the huge queues for conscripts at the beginning of the invasion, this is already our sociology we show, and now, when in reality, as peter says, people see a person in military uniform and run away, hide, what is going on, the state has done something wrong, and from your point of view, is it possible to rewind now and somehow start this communication with society, and look at it this way...

the number of volunteers mobilized at the beginning of the great war after february 24 is not a question of the law, it is a question, as peter correctly said, it is a question of the survival of their families, their state, their land, their parents, and it is nothing more stimulating, motivating than that. what you studies have shown that in such a situation as it is now, the war in our country is very similar to the first world war, so believe me, this is how to look from my point of view, 34% is sky-high support, never in such a situation. there will be no 90% support. 34% is a very big number, and i'm happy about it. that is, we should be happy that a third supports. thank you very much. i will give you an example, we recently saw a study in poland, there, the readiness, or in germany, there the readiness to defend their country, germany and poland, does not exceed 15%. thank you. oleh dunda, people's deputy from the servant of the people and petro kuzyk, call sign.

apostol, commander of the third battalion of the rubizh offensive brigade, we talked about the law on mobilization, analyzed, analyzed how it works during the last month. thank you very much. well, as i already said, today is exactly one month since the law on strengthening mobilization has been working. sociology shows that ukrainians do not have a pronounced attitude to the new law. this, in particular, is evidenced by the results of a sociological study conducted by the kyiv international institute sociology respondents were asked to agree or disagree with the statement: i support the new law on mobilization, so 34% of respondents agreed with this statement, said: yes, i support, at the same time, 20% said that they rather disagree, and 32% said that they do not agree at all, the remaining 14% could not answer this question, well, in fact, a third of ukrainians support the new mobilization norms, and half do not, sociologists also explain that... disagreeing with the statement does not mean that

a person is against the mobilization itself, or against that ukraine continues to repel russian aggression, these people may simply disagree with some individual ones. parts of the law, by the way, do you support the law on mobilization as it currently exists, you can write your opinion in the comments, share your thoughts, vladyslav greziv, the head and founder of the recruiting agency lobby x, joined our broadcast. i i congratulate you good evening, please. vladyslav, how can you explain this sociology that a third of ukrainians support the new norms of the law on mobilization, and half do not. here there was a people's deputy in front of you and he said that if a third supports it, then... very good, these are extremely good results, what do you say, i was just getting acquainted with the kmis study, the results, i also looked, i wanted to read what the sample was, and you know, if, relatively speaking, it's the average sociology of all

citizens of the country, that's one thing, but again, if the survey was about active military personnel, i think they had a significant impact in terms of positivity and support. of this law, because all the military will support any mobilization measures that can strengthen today's defense forces. at the same time, the negativity that was evident in this survey among ordinary citizens indicates a general negativity towards mobilization as such, that is, i do not think that people have carefully studied the norms of this law, understood what changes have come into force there, how far it can radically change... the situation, but the very topic of mobilization and even the word, it is simply today due to a number of circumstances and in particular the work of our enemy in the field of psychological information operations, well, it is perceived negatively, we see the corresponding attitude, we

even see it in our work, okay, i agree with you that russia uses various ipso, but sometimes it is not only vipso, i think do you agree that and this, by the way, many military personnel... say on our air that, for example, tsk employees, when they do not act entirely in accordance with the laws, also played their role in this formation of trust or distrust of the military there , in odessa, for example, there was such an interesting case recently, when doctors had a fight with employees of the tsc. tell me, please, and from your point of view, to what extent all this affected the formation of trust or distrust and support for mobilization, and whether there is a way out of this situation, conditionally speaking, or do you have an idea. what to do with tsc, there was even an opinion from a people's deputy to transfer their functions to some civil bodies, to make them, you know, such a service system and nothing more, you know, we are already in the circle of people who work on recruiting, we are already joking that once a month

the primorsky rtcc should be a newsmaker, and this is as if they have some kind of content plan, so there are hundreds of rtccs of district military bases across the country, yes. we, of course, work in the media and information sphere in such a way that any treason spreads and gains views, so we see all the negative cases, we do not cover the good cases, unfortunately, but they do exist, and most of the employees of the tsk are former military personnel who have passed there hell, bahmutu too, you are sure that the majority, vladyslav, this is an important clarification, you are sure that the majority, because petro kuzyk was just on our air, he says it didn't work, nothing like that, the majority on... really don't represent the tsk there as military ex-servicemen, no, this is my subjective opinion, i didn't understand who works, but i have specific cases that i know personally, i work with these direct representatives and communicate, and for me these

people cause me respect, they do their work professionally, they are polite, they do not take those measures that are always attracted in odessa attention and so on, so here it is necessary... of course, as everywhere there are positive and negative factors, well, this is the first point, the second point, what you asked at the very beginning, regarding the negative attitude that appeared in this survey, of course, it is also connected with separate with such actions and how they are covered, how we react to it, because people want to have respect for their own dignity and do not want to live in fear, they do not want to be there in the army uncontrollably, for this there is an alternative method of recruiting. with the help of wobi x, you can choose a position and unit in advance, guaranteed get into service i will probably tell you the news there, because only last week another change was made by the general staff on the mechanism of attracting people to the service through

recruiting, which simplify it even more and give even more opportunities to control guaranteed entry into the service, to a specific position, that is why the army works over this method. for it to become more and more popular, the information there, for example, was announced by the ministry of defense not so long ago, it seems that it was already in the media that a third of people who are now called up to the army they go specifically for recruiting. you are actually called the ideological inspirer of the recruiting system in the army, but tell me very briefly, in a month, the number of people who want to join the army through recruitment has increased? so we have a record number of volunteers every week. i will only add here, in the context of communication, you see, we are now communicating here and there are some positive cases, you tell, and we also want to talk about negative ones, i will say just for the sake of understanding for our audience, we addressed today to the general staff and to... ministry of defense and people's deputies from the specialized defense committee, and no one, no one wants to comment

on the topic of mobilization, because they frankly, not all of them, but some frankly say that it is sensitive and it is unpopular, which is exactly why we have such a mess with it, and unfortunately, until now , there is no awareness at the highest level of state power of how critical this problem is, and it will soon have irreversible consequences. our new law on mobilization did not solve the problem from the word go at all, everything that is happening around and all this negativity is a consequence of the fact that we there is simply a lack of people at the front, and we are in a stalemate, we cannot help but recruit personnel, otherwise our front will simply fail and then all these same people will suffer from the russians in the occupied cities, no one wants to allow this, thank you, thank you vladyslav, vladyslav greziv, the head and founder of the recruiting company

bohdan jokes that his meeting with these guys in military uniform on the street is a typical anti-tick meme, but in fact he himself wanted to meet with the soldiers of the 47th brigade, how did they find us, how did they get out at all, and earlier watched a lot of interviews on... bohdan - a potential recruit of the armed forces, the recruiting department of the 47th brigade offers a coffee meeting to civilians who want to join the service, or are hesitant or ready to fight? there is no direct desire to join the stormtroopers, but i definitely do not want to leave the country at such a time. recruiters of the brigades, with whom rfe/rl spoke, agreed that some methods of work of tck are unacceptable. catching people on the streets is not good. people need to interest a person so that he comes, so that he understands what if he joins the army, she will be protected.

they also do not deny that there is a problem with the so- called relations. this is a document that states that a specific military unit is ready to accept a specific person. however, it often happens that a serviceman who joined the army in a specific unit, and had this relationship, ended up in other units according to the distribution of the tsk. rfe/rl spoke with the commissioner. the representative of the ministry of defense on recruiting issues, according to him, about the problem of the military-political leadership countries know and are trying to solve it. an effective control mechanism, which precisely mobilized according to the attitude goes to where it is expected, is absolutely clearly controlled by this mechanism, has not been built, we are working on it. oleksiy says that guarantees about service in a specific unit can be obtained by choosing service under a contract, but guarantees about what kind of soldier. the position for which he joined the army is preserved, there is no one for anyone, a person can be transferred

from one position to another, this war, so today you perform certain functions for a month, two, three, six months for the position you entered, then there is an extreme need, and the commander determines, in fact, where you should serve, what function to perform, nowadays the practice of active recruiting is adopted more and more brigades, many of them are opening recruiting offices, and the ministry of defense plans to provide recruitment... all regional centers and large cities of ukraine, except temporarily occupied donetsk, luhansk and the autonomous republic of crimea. roksulana bychay, radio liberty. we have everything for today, me i encourage you to subscribe to radio liberty's website, like this broadcast, and in this way you will support our work until tomorrow. slovakia-ukraine

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be, let us know on the hotline of the children's search service at number 11630. you can also write to us: either on our website, or to the chatbot of the children's search service in telegram. we are also looking for this girl, her name is angelina buynova, she is 16 years old, and she also went missing in temporarily occupied donetsk. it happened in the fall of 2023, and since then it is not known where and with whom angelina is. unfortunately, it is possible that she could have been taken out or deported to russia. this, of course, is only a guess. and in general , the deportation of children is a component of the crime of genocide. therefore, i note that if you know about any crime against a child, in particular, about deportation, do not be indifferent and immediately report it to the police, or report it to our website stopcrime.ua. of course, you can do it anonymously if you wish. of course,

searching for children from the temporarily occupied territories is a very difficult and usually long process. however, our experience shows that the search must be continued even in the most difficult, or sometimes it would seem, hopeless situations. so, for example, we were able to find a boy from the then still occupied part of the kherson region, nothing was known about igor since february 24, 2022. we only knew that he lived in the village of sonyachne, kherson region, which was under occupation. in our programs, we called residents of this village, if they do see us on the internet, if possible, let us know if 17-year-old igor still lives in sonyachny and if everything is fine with him, and it... worked, we were sent this video with igor . my father-in-law is ihor, today is june 31, 2022, i live here in the village of svechny, kherson region, with his grandfather

and grandmother. all good to me. the boy confirmed that he still lives in the village of sonyachne with his grandparents. and all this time he could not report himself, because there was no ukrainian mobile phone service in the occupation. i really hope that i am just as happy. the finale will end the story of the search for demyanchyk tyurin, who went missing in mariupol. i am asking you immediately, please share this manhunt video on your social media pages. this is actually very important, because you have to understand that the more people learn about the missing boy, the more chances there will be to find him. so please don't remain indifferent. demyanchyk was only three years old, he disappeared on march 2, 2022 in when exactly the hostilities were going on in the city. it is not known what happened to the child, who she was with then and where she may be now. and that's why i ask everyone who sees this video to look carefully at

the boy's face. he looks to be three or four years old, of medium build, has light brown hair and dark eyes. so if you know about demyan tyurin, at least something, do not delay and immediately report to the hotline of the child tracing service by number. 116.30 calls from all mobile operators in ukraine are free. also, write to our website or learn about the child tracing service in telegram. i want to emphasize that any, even the smallest, information can be important in the search. so, let's not be indifferent, and let's try together to find the missing damian tzurin. we have created a resource through which you can report any crime. against the child in any city, at any time, just go to the site and report, and we will launch all possible mechanisms to punish the criminal.

stopcrime ua. the chas time program of the ukrainian voice of america service is broadcast from washington. i am maria prus. congratulations. the measure's strategy for ukraine is effective and guarantees that ukraine can repel russian aggression. but in the future, the allies want ukraine to succeed and stand firmly on its own feet in military, economic and democratic terms. about this during a meeting with nato secretary general jens stoltenberg, us secretary of state anthony said. lincoln, senior officials also emphasized that during the alliance summit in washington, among other things, the allies will announce additional financial and military assistance to ukraine. we have very ambitious

commitments that we undertake as an alliance. we demonstrate our continued support for ukraine and create a strong bridge to ukraine's membership in the alliance. we are establishing a nato command in wiesbaden. we coordinate training, security assistance, equipment, its transportation, repair and maintenance service. we are strengthening our collective deterrence and defense, and we are putting in place robust plans that allies agree on, the most robust defense and deterrence plans since the end of the cold war, that meet the long-term security challenge that russia has posed to the transatlantic alliance. we are developing our defenses. industrial bases to make sure that all of our countries can efficiently produce what is needed for our defense, and most importantly, and you heard

president biden and secretary general talked about yesterday, we are strengthening our burden sharing to make sure that every ally bears the burden of our collective defense. russia's war in ukraine is a brutal attack on a peaceful democratic nation, this war is under... china, north korea and iran, they want to see the defeat of the united states, they want to see the collapse of nato. if they succeed in ukraine, it will make us more vulnerable, the world more dangerous. therefore, our support for ukraine is not charity, it is in the interests of our security. we all want to this war is over, but the russian occupation of ukraine does not ensure peace, and capitulation to putin does not bring security. the stronger our support, the sooner the war will end. that's why i welcome ten. annual bilateral security agreement between the usa and ukraine. europe also plays a role in supporting us efforts in ukraine. i expect the nato summits in july this year here in washington, the european members of the alliance and

canada. will come forward with greater financial and military support, and that the leaders will agree that nato should take the lead role in coordinating security assistance and training for ukraine. all this reduces the burden on the united states. the security agreement between ukraine and the usa provides that the future of ukraine lies in nato. however, according to former us representative to nato kurt volker, this does not bring kyiv closer to membership in the alliance, so it is necessary to insist on receiving an official invitation. the former dep... the united states and ukraine signed a security agreement, which officials of both countries call historic and powerful. how do you rate this contract? it a good step and probably the most significant agreement for the security of ukraine that washington and kyiv have concluded since the independence of ukraine. it will be useful from the point of view of increasing ukraine's defense capabilities, but it is far from being

as powerful as it could be. it is not legally binding, it is not a contract, it is not a security guarantee. it talks about the prospect of membership in nato, but it does not bring ukraine closer to the membership stage, there is still much that can be improved, but it is worth noting that it is better than what was before, and this is only the beginning, this is part a process we will continue to work on. has this agreement achieved some progress regarding ukraine's future membership in nato, as there was an opinion that it was safe. deals are an alternative to membership, and this deal explicitly says it's an add-on on the way to it. well, in that sense, i think you can say this: the agreement is so different from nato membership that it even spells out separately how important membership in the alliance remains. isn't the fact that it clearly states that ukraine's future is in nato a declaration of some kind of vision? we are about it

let's talk already. 16 years, so now no one really takes seriously the statement that this somehow brings ukraine closer to nato. i think it just goes to show that what really matters is nato membership. but i'm afraid that's the best we can get right now. i understand that people are concerned that the invitation, now that the war is going on, could be interpreted as meaning that nato countries should go to war with russia immediately. this is a question we should start talking about, what does the fifth article mean in the case of ukraine. how to interpret it and apply? well, for example, it is possible to agree that the defense needs of ukraine currently do not require the deployment of nato ground forces. instead, air defenses must be maintained, freedom of navigation ensured, training continued, and equipment supplied. all of these things can be reviewed over time. if the moment comes and there is a peace agreement, or even a temporary ceasefire with russia, we can agree that the fifth article will apply

to the territory. controlled by ukraine and at the same time not to recognize russia's occupation of the rest of ukraine. the security agreement does not have any specific aid amounts. the document clearly states that the presidential administration will ask congress to allocate funds to finance aid to ukraine. we have already seen the delays in funding that have been in place for the past six months. what risks do you see in this? i believe the reason for this is that such matters require the support of congress. so instead of skipping. that the administration can tell congress what to do, we leave the amount unspecified, thus protecting the prerogatives of congress and preventing any criticism from legislators. as for getting this money from congress, i'm actually optimistic that the support for ukraine will continue for a long time. last time we approved additional aid, the disagreement was not about aid to ukraine, but about whether we were doing enough to protect the southern border

of the united states before helping the defense. other countries, but do you think there is a chance that aid to ukraine could once again become a hostage to some domestic political affairs. politics is politics, and rules are congress has the rules of congress. nothing can ever be completely guaranteed. yes, it's possible that things like the southern border will come back and people will push for legislation to protect the united states before we deal with security. other countries this agreement is a declaration of intent. at the same time, there is an article that says that either party can withdraw from this agreement at any time by giving the other six months' notice. what political risks do you see in this, and is it possible that there will be a political change climate or political leadership of the us cancel the agreement? exactly. remember that...

it happened when president biden took office.