kherson city council. in 2015, he became the deputy mayor of kherson and concurrently headed the regional organization of the kherson party. at that time, he tweeted in ukrainian and took care of the education of children who moved from the territory temporarily occupied in 2014. there really is a problem of accommodation and provision of modern educational opportunities for children who came to us from luhansk and donetsk regions. but later he forgot the equal language, and began to call the occupied a part of the great russian empire. in 2017 , cheravko left the post of mayor and in the 19th ran for the verkhovna rada from the opposition bloc party, but did not pass. in 2020 , charavkov ran for the kherson city council and won again. i was lucky enough to sit down only in the chair of the deputy of the ship district council of the city of kherson. in his position, he took care of the demographic problems of the region and the mass emigration of ukrainians.

overseas. the situation is catastrophic. in ukraine, for example, the birth rate has decreased by 40% over the last 10 years. for cheravka, the murder and torture of ukrainians, the occupation of cities and villages became not a pain, but an opportunity, which he happily took advantage. our act, a meaningful act, definitely determines how we will build, with whom we will build our future. even when the region was occupied, cherevko joyfully went out to the russian soldiers on the main square of kherson with red flags of the ussr. initially, this traitor, together with hauraiter volodymyr saldo, participated in the creation of the so-called rescue committee for peace and order, the purpose of which was cooperation with the occupation authorities and russia. the invaders appreciated and gave such fruitful work of the seller to him the post of deputy of the military civil administration of the region in the illegally created region.

occupying authority. russia is the motherland. people feel their personal involvement in the creation of history, we see how massively citizens are drawn to the polling stations. when kherson was liberated, the traitor fled to the left-bank part of the region together with another similar fertilizer. this enabled our law enforcement agencies to search his apartment. the sbi found there documents and reports on how the occupation was created rash system. pensions and the work of the post office was being adjusted, to this pile of symbols of the russian federation and the scenario of holding events for victory day and russia day. it is a pity that there was no script for the day of defeat and disappearance, not for the empire, although we are now writing it ourselves. on october 19, 2022 , by decree of the president of ukraine, cheravko was placed on the nsdc's sanctions list, and at the end of last year, he was suspected of collaborating. currently, the case has already been referred to the kherson city court. we

hope that soon this traitor, as well his wife, a collaborator, will be behind bars, and they will see each other very soon. it was the program collaborators and i, olena kononenko. if you want to tell us about the kremlin scoundrels, write to us at this e-mail address, or just on facebook, together we will send all the traitors after the russian ship. see you in a week on espresso. military vehicles are increasingly becoming targets for enemy-recruited soldiers. about four dozen such cases are known only in kharkiv region. regional police managed to identify all the perpetrators. these are mostly young people aged 12 to 18. across ukraine, the age of criminals varies. 68 citizens now have the status of arson suspects. such cases are recent. meanwhile

, they recorded in kyiv, odesa, dnipro, kharkiv, lviv. behind them are russian special services, which recruit ukrainians on job search sites, social networks and messengers. people who are looking for quick and easy money usually fall on the hook, because for setting fire to one car, russian curators promise from 20 to 80 thousand uah. but, as shown, i will delay. none of them received such sums, as a rule, much less sums, then new new tasks are set, then i want to emphasize here, i blackmail those of our citizens who will pass on information about their previous crimes to the national police of ukraine. on july 30, a 25-year-old man and his 20-year-old roommate set fire to three cars of soldiers and volunteers in kyiv region. they

filmed the crime themselves and sent it to the russian curator, for which he had to pay thousands of dollars, but in fact, the suspects received half the amount also this week. in kyiv , three unknown persons burned a car to evacuate the wounded of the third separate assault brigade. the van was parked in the parking lot awaiting repairs. the military brigades responded to this by saying that further perpetrators would be punished at their own discretion. major general of the security service of ukraine viktor yagun and the former deputy head of the service believes that there should be a clear reaction to such sabotage by both society and the state, i think that this is just one of those options when society itself takes responsibility to put such people on the spot, and the state must show that these actions are in the conditions of martial law, that these actions are not some kind of fulianka, but are real

sabotage and working for the enemy, in connection with which it is necessary to bring some changes or simply to bring the practice of the courts to such a state that this is... well, this is the destruction of military property, according to which it is actually working for the enemy. earlier, a whole group of six young men were detained in odesa. paliyas worked under the cover of courier delivery and established the parking addresses of defense forces' cars. so in the afternoon they delivered food, military cars were burning at night. in total, the fire destroyed at least 15 cars. another 28-year-old man from odessa... set fire to the car of a military woman, the man was promised 80,000 uah, but he received 937 uah, and potentially 10 years behind bars, and i, a fool, took advantage of it, and now i can go to prison for 10 years in 937 uah according to

law enforcement officers, russian special services are using arson videos to destabilize the situation in ukraine. everyone's goal. of these actions of the special services of the russian federation is primarily to form in the ukrainian society the idea of ​​​​the existence of an alleged ukrainian underground, which opposes the armed forces of ukraine, who want the russian federation to come here, and therefore they use the indicated facts in their russian propaganda. i want to tell you that there is not a single fact of a pro-russian citizen who burned a car. from the ssu or a volunteer, or committed other subversive actions, we did not see. investigations of such crimes are carried out by sbu and national police officers, since the same arson may be classified differently, depending on

circumstances for setting fire to military property, criminals face up to 10 years in prison. i emphasize that most of them qualify once again for... 1945 war, and if it is a military car that belonged to the armed forces of ukraine, of course, the registration is in accordance with article 114, acceptance 1, opposition to the legal activities of the armed forces of ukraine, and in some cases, where there are more serious consequences, it even qualifies under article 258, as an act of terrorism, or 113, as sabotage. so i want to remind everyone what we have in our country reduced age of criminal responsibility from 14 years. for example, a 35-year-old man from kyiv will spend eight years behind bars according to the court's verdict. he burned 13 military vehicles with homemade

firearms. at the court, the man admitted that he acted on his own conviction. if curators and customers of arson are established and punished. tasks with an asterisk, because all of them lead to subversive activities on the territory of russia, then our law enforcement officers mostly manage to find the perpetrators of the crimes themselves, following a hot trail. there are discounts until the day independence on tablets normoven, 10% in pharmacies plantain bam and savings. the book of women at war. a joint project of the tv channel. and spirit and letter publishing houses. the book is based on the reports of the presenter of the espresso tv channel khrystyna parubiy. 20 stories, 20 fates, 20 women who defended the country. a book dedicated to women who chose the path of fighting the enemy in the ranks of the military. women

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repeat, tuesday-friday at 22:00. hundreds of thousands of square meters of damaged property, apartments, houses that need to be rebuilt, about the situation with reconstruction in different regions of ukraine, about people's rights, opportunities and personal experience. olga's house was like this last year, and this is what he looks like now. i am not spending money at the moment. how to unite the country in the process of recovery in the project of the urban reconstruction and development program, every saturday at 18:30 at espresso. today, i am visiting a person who is extremely dedicated to her work, this is oleksandra balyasna, she is the head of the board of the association of parents of premature babies, and she is also a member. advisory board of the european foundation on the health of newborn children. sasha, i welcome you

here today in this studio. hello, thank you very much for the invitation, it is a great honor for me to be there on the air, on your program. look, i want to talk to you today about your war experience. we understand that from february 24, 2022 , although the war is already ongoing. more than 10 years in our country, but it was this date that changed the lives of many ukrainians, and today i want to hear your experience, because it is very important, because also during the war , children continue to be born, and even more so, children in a hurry, who do not ask anyone and are also born, and they need even more such, let's say, specific medical care, so i want you today shared... her experience, told all this to our viewers, and let's start with

this date: what did you do on this day, where was your family and how did this date change your life? for me, february 24, as well as for all ukrainians, was enough of a shocking change, we in our family did not prepare for it, of course there were many conversations about it, there was a lot of contextual information, but at the same time...we were not gathered suitcases, because they did not believe that this could happen in the center of the city, in the center of the country, and in any in the case, it was necessary to make crisis decisions on this day, and for the whole team to ensure first of all safety, security, so that everyone moved to a safer place, for each family it was the right decision for someone, for someone not so much, and they ended up in more noisy areas near kyiv, but in any case , it took a certain amount of time, a few days, a few weeks, for everyone... to feel more stable, they were very worried about our colleagues in mariupol, when the green window did not light up for a very long time time

until mid-march, we were very worried about our colleagues in dnipro, those who had not been in touch for a long time, we tried to arrange and find a plan b for them, where they could feel safer and protect themselves and their children. actually, for the first time, they were engaged in this chaotic process of moving people, and at the same time, they tried to sort out that... uh, like a letter, as they say, private, all the messages that poured in were of a completely different nature, from somewhere there was a lack of drugs, somewhere there was a lack of some vaccine, somewhere there was . to help with logistics, that is, there were requests absolutely different calibers, and this on the one hand made us more united, i tried to do it around the clock, on the other hand it was very discouraging, because when you run in different directions at the same time, it also does not help you orient yourself, but i think that is what most people did people at this moment in order

to help as many people as possible, but it is good that this period later turned into a more organized process. and where we can be more efficient, organize our work more systematically. i i know that my next question will be so -so for you, because you don't really like to talk about it, because you love your country very much, and you understand how much you are needed here, but nevertheless, your help to your country has not decreased , but only increased, and this is a new experience that you got, because you now live with your daughter abroad, and here... there are a lot of women, like you, public figures who were quite active in our country, when they find themselves abroad, they suffer incredibly and they talk about the fact that they are unable to fully realize themselves, how do you feel about this, what do you feel and tell about this experience of yours?

this is really a difficult topic for me, because i have always felt and still feel very connected to my native country, but i am very grateful. every time we were taught to work remotely, almost the whole team, we have changed our place of residence, but this does not prevent us from having a call every week, every day of the week to work with colleagues, wherever they are, so the processes remain as active when i need it, i'm going home and try to do it as often as possible, and i build my, let's say, additional strength and advantages from my stay abroad in such a way that i just learned the language, for example, at the level that i could understand the place... the population, i build social contacts and a bubble that helps to send aid, that is , a charity fund was opened this year, which we are engaged in in order to send humanitarian aid to centers for helping refugees, we have several partners in ukraine, accordingly, i believe that this is so an additional mechanism of assistance where we can be useful, where we can be helpful, and this is building international

partnerships, attracting donors, this is advocacy so that there are no questions, and you still have them . war is going on, when i hear these questions, i understand that we still need to say a lot so that other political processes in the arena do not interrupt the voice of ukrainians, and for us this is an important topic of advocacy that our children, our doctors, hospitals continue to work under sirens, under terrible challenges and under the threat of life every day, and it is important for me that this voice sounds truthfully, as qualitatively as possible in the european arena, i try to do it as i can , involving partnerships. help, and we'll need that help to rebuild when the war is over, we 'll need that help for a long time, so i think it's mine, you could say, maybe it wasn't always my choice to live where i am, but i'm trying to transform it into, let's say, a positive channel and use it in this way, well, if we're talking about

aid and about the difficulties, if they have to explain to the europeans that the war is still going on in... the country, this aid, it somehow may have decreased, you need to tell them more, you need to do it more loudly, more often, compared to then , when at the beginning it was in 2022, of course, of course, the polemic changed very much, and it changed as expected, in principle, dramatically, it changed somewhere around this first emotional period, when everyone helped, there was practically no response to all questions control or there was no such... let's say of such strong verifications, then the process of strong aid was selectively chosen, where it goes, it was already monitored, so that it was systematic, that it was transparent. i believe that in principle it is very correct that it should be controlled, but on the other hand, i would like more support for important issues, especially on the topic of newborn children, because some

processes are still not closed, it seems to me that now every life of a newborn child is extremely important. i'm not saying it wasn't important before, but now, given the the fact that the birth rate fell by more than 30%, that there are many very negative consequences for the health of newborn children of each family, i believe that this needs more publicity and support. when i go to international forums and see that there is a block about the war and there are no recent statistics or there is no impact of the war on the health of newborn children in the perspective of someone there, if we are talking about the future, about the cut, then to me. i want it to be there, and we understood what generation we will get in 5, 10, 20 years, about it it is important to think today. sasha, well, you are talking about the fact that the birth rate actually fell by 30%, but if... we are talking about children born prematurely due to the fact that there is a war in our country, have there been an increase in such families in which children in a hurry, can you still say that compared

to 2015-16, everything is the same as it was? it is difficult for me to rely on some statistics, because they must be official, so that i do not name any incorrect data, i know from various sources that the statistics do increase prematurely births, but somehow they don't give me a specific number... the ministry of health, accordingly, it's hard for me to rely on it from conversations that i know from the medical category, well, let's say, when i talk to doctors, what i hear is that it has worsened a lot the condition is favorable, they do not get to the examination in time, sometimes they are in very bad conditions, there are not always logistical possibilities to get to the basic hospitals, because, for example, the roads are broken, or it was some kind of, for example, a pre-occupied territory and the pregnant woman cannot get in time this one the child does not receive help on time. for example, during or during pregnancy, or already after the child was born, respectively, any such delay is precisely from our category, from our nosology, it is very important, and

it will then affect the quality of life as a whole, therefore also the psychological the state of the pregnant woman, you should not forget about it, the psychological state is advantageous, i would say that even childbirth, when there was no war, is premature, it is very stressful, just recalling my experience, or my colleagues who found themselves in various stories, where children also received some... complex after the apologists, but now during a full-scale invasion, where there are also sirens and, for example, there is no partner nearby, if the partner had to go, the husband had to go to fight, and he cannot be at the partner’s birth, god forbid, there is, unfortunately , such situations when, uh, the news comes, and it is a pregnant woman, and unfortunately, the information comes that there is no partner near her. these cases are extremely difficult to manage such a pregnancy, and there are many such cases, that is, requests for psychological support. and for financial assistance, for example, because it is such let's say, it has a strong effect on stress, we have had a lot of these requests, is there

any possible psychological help in your organization, when women who live in ukraine, yes, maybe in the de-occupied territories, maybe somewhere in the front-line territories, who call and want consult, to be told what to do, where to go. and what words to find, because it is probably very important and very difficult now in such conditions. i would say that the international community helped us a lot, because i would share here our women who went abroad and gave birth prematurely abroad, because this is such an additional emotional layer of problems, because in addition to the fact that a woman gives birth abroad without support, without understanding the language very often, without understanding the system, where to turn, what happens with such a newborn child. to do in any country in the world, for example, there or in switzerland, whether it is poland or whether it will be spain, very often they turned to us from other countries, in order to receive information in their native language, and

that is why we are very grateful our international community, which is in it acted as partners in order to quickly transmit this information or distribute booklets, as well as this informational and psychological assistance worked in ukraine and works in the same way, the only thing is that it is often not calls. it is still messenger, which are more convenient, also because of the fact that, firstly, it is not always possible for such mothers to speak by voice during the day, they are quite busy in hospitals with various procedures, and it is a traumatic experience when it is difficult for mothers to express their emotions, because they are usually in a state of stress and on at the stage when they need to talk about their eh specifically this situation, that she just gave birth to a child prematurely, eh, there is such a, as they say , the trauma of a sense of guilt that... she did not deliver the child, that the child has difficulties, and this one with this our psychologist works with feelings of guilt, yuliya oleksandriv manages the psychological service, we have our partner organizations that work with us,

and when we can't cope, we send to more professional help, and when we need help with crisis communications, we also know where to turn , so i am very grateful and to colleagues and partners who will provide consultations with this pool, and i will not name all of them now, so as not to forget anyone, but in fact... this pool of partners helps us cope with difficult situations when they arise, so informational and psychological help is for us - this is the basis of the foundations, because this is the layer where most problems can be solved at this level. sasha, well, actually speaking about the impact of the war on families with prematurely born children, you and i already talked before the broadcast, and you told me such stories, what these families faced, what major...problems, and we are not only talking about medicine now, because these families, there mother and child return home, and they also have certain

problems there, they have to solve them somehow. wartime, can you tell me about it and what do you advise in such a situation? in fact, we can advise you to be proactive, learn about your rights, and that is why this year is very important for us, we are releasing a lot of informational products, because very often parents simply do not know about their rights, for example, we recently conducted a survey whether parents know about guaranteed non-guaranteed services in the health care system, and we were a little shocked that 80% of parents do not know about... their rights, that is, they ticked, for example, from the category, tick from one to five, as far as you have information about services guaranteed by the state, then 80% marked one, that is, they do not know, or, for example, only 10% knew what to do in the event that rights are violated, what should be done in such a case, and when we say it our project is called guaranteed with our partners, patients of ukraine, and when we talk about what is important to do in this or

that situation, it is important for us... that parents still know where to turn, be proactive, have this clear position, that it depends on me, how i will continue to develop mine, for example, there is a medical history, where i receive this service, to whom i can contact, do not be afraid to ask, so look at this, it is actually very important, and therefore you can say about which it is you who speak the truth so that women and men, families, in general, who will hear us now, they could understand what rights they really have, what you are talking about, when we conduct trainings, we at... start with the following question: do you know what nszu is? and we very often have such answers that we do not know what national health insurance is, and since 2016 , medical reform has been ongoing in ukraine, and there are 44 packages of medical guarantees, these are packages, one might say, classified by various diseases. on various issues, now i am not talking only about premature babies, or only about pregnant women, or about the topic of children's rehabilitation, these are all problems in general, including strokes, which

also affect many people in ukraine. families and cancer, and even now four packages have been added about, for example, artificial insemination, about, for example, or organ transplantation, that is, it is any disease that can fit into any of these packages, and we need these packages at least to understand whether there is a disease, or the problem that concerns this or that patient, whether it is in the list of those packages, before running to a private clinic, and to decide for yourself, that you need to solve this issue quickly, understand your rights, and we... we teach at trainings, we conduct consultations on this, we explain in detail how to do this, if the service was to be provided by a state body, a state clinic , for example there, or uh, i don’t know, a women’s consultation or a prenatal center, but it was provided for a fee, how to compensate for these costs, and there are also such cases, that is, it is our standard practice, how we consult, help, because we are now able to convey main point if families know that

services... are covered, that a pregnant woman can count on the fact that she is guaranteed by the state, this is from tests, the introduction of a complicated pregnancy, this is both childbirth and the care of the child after discharge, then there is no such stress and level of worries that everything is needed for this to pay from one's own pocket, let's imagine a situation where the family had to leave the de-occupied territory, has to rent housing, for example, the husband went to the front and there is no stable income, the mother has a prematurely born child with a million questions, because this is not... a normal situation that there are many questions, and that is why we guarantees guaranteed services, we tell you that at least there is this support, to reduce the worries and stress for this family, and therefore it seems to us that it is precisely the information front of our work, of our organization, that is now important, and we are trying to keep it, also this work with groups is equal equally, when families who have already gone through a difficult stage of leaving can share their experience of leaving, on the other hand we... who

are going through this experience now, for example, we had a survey, we asked 90 families about the cases when they had to to families to swaddle, i.e. hold a baby weighing less than 2.5 kg, skin to skin on the chest, without separating moms or dads, if the mother could not swaddle the child for physiological reasons, as far as this process took place in different regions of ukraine during the full-scale invasion, more than 90 families shared. with us their stories, some of them very touching, about these first bondings that happened for each family, how touching, important, and for some painful stories, where they did not have the opportunity to touch the child, where they did not talked about this method, how important and useful it is, especially now during the absence of stable electricity, so for us such information products, projects and the opportunity to unite families,

make groups. equally, they are now tools for us.