10% in the pharmacies plantain bam and ochad there are discounts until the day of independence on tablets carsyl 10% in the pharmacies plantain bam and ochad. news in eter spress, i'm khrystyna porubiy, i'll tell you about the most relevant things at the moment. three locals, as well as the driver of an ambulance, were injured in the morning in the kherson region. the russians attacked tomina balka with artillery. an educational institution and four private houses were damaged. two people were injured. another local 58-year-old man was wounded in berislav. in addition, the russians dropped explosives from a drone on a family medical vehicle in... slava, a 53-year-old

driver was injured by the explosion. he has a contusion. an operational headquarters was deployed in sumy after the dawn shelling. the russians attacked the center of the city with an iskanderka cruise missile. oleksiy drozdenko, the head of the city's military administration, said. as a result of the attack, two people were injured. two high-rise buildings, 10 cars and a shopping center building were damaged. the enemy also struck. of the attack by air bombs on the sumy community, unfortunately, today at six in the morning there was a flyover, there was a flyover over the communal parking lot, this the parking lot where there were cars, yes, a lot of cars burned down, the fire was very big, smoke could be seen almost all over the city, the headquarters will be deployed, because a lot of houses were damaged, windows were blown out, around midnight the russians and... did the village

of kozacha october in kharkiv region, a woman died, private houses were damaged. a fire broke out in one of the houses. this was announced by the head of the regional military administration oleg senigubov. the enemy also attacked at night with guided aerial bombs and artillery. settlements of kupianskyi, bogodukhiv, kharkiv and izyum districts. private and commercial buildings were damaged. the russians attacked ukraine with 14 drones. that night, all uavs were shot down by our sky defenders, and the russians were also hit by an iskander-k cruise missile. as reported in the air force command, the explosions were heard in the mykolaiv, cherkasy, poltava, dnipropetrovsk, zaporizhzhya and kyiv regions. in the metropolitan region, debris fell in a forest area, the fire was extinguished, and one house was damaged. and to operational information from the general staff of the armed forces forces of ukraine. 32 combat clashes took place

at the front during the day. the fiercest battles were in the pokrov direction, where the russians stormed the positions of our troops more than 50 times. the enemy also attacked in the turkish and kurakhiv directions. defense forces repelled 17 assaults near krasnohorivka, kostyantynivka, georgiivka , and oleksandrivka. in the vremiv direction , the enemy made one attack in the direction of kostyantynivka. there was also unrest in kharkiv oblast, near lyptsi and... there were nine combat clashes, another 12 in kupyansk direction in the kursk region, our soldiers are successfully moving forward. russian soldiers continue to surrender. our troops struck 17 enemy personnel and equipment. the espresso tv channel and the vesna charitable fund have opened a fundraiser for the purchase of modern drones and electronic warfare systems for the third separate assault unit. brigades of the 110th and 47th brigades of the armed forces.

the defenders in the donetsk direction every day hold back enemy attacks, defend our freedom and future. it was these soldiers who stood before the latter and defended the avdiiv direction in the spring. the brigades urgently need flying weapons and modern means of countering enemy drones. our goal is uah 3.5 million. with your help, we have already collected over uah 1 million. remember "every one of your donations is important, so join in, you can see all the details on the screen. good health, dear ukrainians, we, the fighters of the first assault battalion, the third separate assault brigade, who will defend our native land on the front lines, urgently need your help, we need means of radio-electronic warfare against the enemy's small bpolas and komikaji drones, we are asking for your help, glory to ukraine!

glory to the heroes. volodymyr zelenskyy supports the idea of ​​the verkhovna rada to ban the russian orthodox church in ukraine. he said this in his evening address. the president stated that he discussed with the council of churches and religious organizations the draft law on the liquidation of the moscow church, spoke with the members of the council of churches and religious organizations, and is grateful for the support of our course for the spiritual independence of ukraine. in a draft law has been proposed to the verkhovna rada, which can really guarantee that there will be no manipulations with... moscow, the ukrainian church. this draft law must work and must add to ukraine the unity of the cathedral, our real unity, spiritual unity. due to an accident on the railway in poland, international

trains to ukraine are being delayed, in particular the warsaw -ravaruska flight, ukrzaliznytsia warned. they explained that the train ran into a wild animal and this caused the delay. his troops, for about four hours, because of this, will leave from the ravaruska kolomyia train is also late, because it will be waiting for passengers from the polish flight. this year marks the 600th anniversary of the first recorded mention of the village of verkhovyna, which at that time still had the name zhabye. on the occasion of the anniversary , the hutsuls hold many events. this is both a solemn service and a traditional writer's bonfire over cheremosh. and a photo exhibition. my carpathian colleagues saw more events. high mountain verhovyna celebrates 600 years since the first written mention. locals have prepared a number of cultural, religious and sports events. we started with a conference for the 30th anniversary of the church in

verkhovyna. from 1944 to the 1990s, verkhovyna did not have its own church, community, or part. went to kryvorivna, part to iltsa, and it happened, such a majestic temple in the center of the village, in a beautiful place, was built, it fulfills its functions. after the declaration of independence, the people of verkhovyna made a lot of efforts to ensure that the district had the status of a high mountain, the mountaineers recall. they say that it is not easy to live in these conditions, due to the peculiarities of mountain settlements, roads and infrastructure. however, despite this, the top is famous for its own culture and attracts tourists, because today, as before, hundreds of guests from ukraine and abroad come here to create and relax. it is just this kind of patriotism of our people who still want

to define and still do everything to make our community, our region better and better, that inspires. it is very nice that we made a presentation today. maps of our territorial community, each starosty district, and we have 10 of them, the craftswoman embroidered her taste, her territory, and now we have combined it into one single map, which we will have for further our presentation of our community. the roots and traditions of the hutsuls go back, perhaps , to the times of ancient greece, because the traditions of the ancient greeks, surprisingly, their philosophy, their approach to life are very similar to the hutsuls. i would like to be in this country. which has a fantastic past, people looked to the future, a lot of people from here, unfortunately, died on the fields of the russian-ukrainian war, in memory of these people, their children, their parents, everything must be done so that after the victory became a real center, with which ukraine will be reborn, because rebirth comes from the mountains, the spirit

of spiritual cities comes from such places, from places of strength. meanwhile , local artisans, folk craftsmen and photographers presented their work in the verkhovyna museum of hutsulshchyna. among the presented works... carvings, embroidered clothes, wooden products, photo washes of various events that took place here in different periods of independence. in my exhibition there is the most important photo, in my opinion, when my brother, my native, goes on a rotation to the east of ukraine and says goodbye to his family, i think that such emotions should be seen by the majority of people, because now from almost every house, from every family we have a military man who is fighting at the... front, and this is an invaluable treasure, and very great gratitude to all the guys who are currently protecting our country, for help, for with the help of these, with the help of these courageous guys, we now have the opportunity to exhibit in the hutsulshchyna museum.

traditionally, verkhovyna also hosts the literary festival pismennytska vatra nad cheremosh, which gathers authors from all over ukraine. this time the event united artists from the frontline cities. of the first written mention of the peak, we decided to hold our 10th anniversary festival after all. and also in the program of the opening of the kotsyubynskyi bookstore and art space in verkhniy yaseniv, as well as a cultural and artistic event with the participation of verkhovyna talents from prykarpattia ivan haruk, volodymyr voloshchuk and... read more news on our website

espresso.tv, also on our social networks , join, put your preferences, then my colleagues will continue, do not switch, stay with the espresso team. greetings to our viewers, this is the experience of war and i, iryna koval, today invited oksana vyhovska, an infectious disease doctor, professor, dean of the bogomolets medical university, to our studio. oksana, i congratulate you, but probably not everyone knows that... you are not only a doctor and professor and dean, but also

a volunteer, so today i want to talk to you about this experience of yours. greetings, i want to start our conversation precisely on february 24 , 2022, so that you remember where you were, what you were doing and whether you thought that everything would be fine as it was, well, i think that this is the day of... everyone remembers, i am not an exception, on this day i found myself at the mercy of fate in the city of vasylkiv, which was one of the first to suffer, where the houses of the locals were fired upon and attacked residents, the airport, and having arrived there to pick up my husband's mother, i realized that i could not just be in this place. and began to ask, as a doctor, who i can provide help, how i will be

useful, of course, the first thing that came to mind was to go donate blood, but through acquaintances i learned that there is territorial defense, and there doctors are needed, of course, of course, and thus on the first day of the war i became a doctor, a volunteer of the territorial defense of the vasylkov shield, that's how i started. this is my way of volunteering, how long did you stay there in vasylkiv? as of today, i remain a doctor of the territorial defense of the vasylkov shield, i visit there, at first we started and organized a medical station, where we also provided assistance to civilians, especially during attacks, my function was to provide... assistance at the place where a person was injured, and bring

the person to the hospital, where the person is already there operated and provided qualified medical assistance, and of course to provide assistance to the boys and girls who were volunteers, literally a month later a medical hospital with beds was organized and, accordingly, from the first day we were on duty there, that is, we lived there. 24x7 for many days, and at this rate i was there until october 2022, and then at the same time i worked at the medical university and went to work, then it became easier, there were more of us on duty, well, the hospital is still functioning. i know about that you started going specifically to the de-occupied territories and providing medical assistance to people

in the de-occupied territories, where do you go most often? well, it started with a trip to kharkiv, i will never forget june 22 , when i got to this city, which i fell in love with and love, and i was simply carrying medicine for... the military, for my own, for example, students, combat medics, who were mobilized to various units, and to various medical institutions, and... on the way from kharkiv, my colleagues called me and asked: how can you help people in kharkiv? conversation after conversation, i say, not only people in kharkiv need help, they also need help in vasylkiv, but i forgot, my first experience was chernobyl, i completely forgot, yes, it was chernobyl, it was

de-occupied, here i am kharkiv, this the kyiv region was deoccupied, our entire kyiv region was deoccupied, it was the first experience when we were together with our guys from the territorial defense, but today was the deoccupation, tomorrow we would stop by boyarka, and borodyan, and borodyanka, and irpin, and the entire zhytomyr route , and then there was kharkiv, yes to chernobyl directly, and then there was already kharkiv, and then it already started. kharkiv oblast, zaporizhzhia oblast, donnytsia oblast, and so it went on, is it possible to somehow characterize all the cities, villages where you come with a group, and what you see there most often, it all depends on when it was, whether it there was, for example, the 22nd year, the 23rd year,

or this, now the 24th year, the situation was a little different. well, for me , what i saw immediately after the deoccupation of the entire kharkiv region had a great impact on me, because we had such an opportunity, we, together with the military , were the first to arrive, that is, people had not yet seen medics, psychologists, or someone to talk to after decapitation, we are now used to all these personnel. the destroyed infrastructure was very impressive, destroyed hospitals, all medical facilities, it doesn't matter, dispensary, hospital, kindergartens and schools, well, of course they were destroyed, there were some cities that were destroyed, villages by 90%, well, they often talk about

the fact that hospitals are literally looted, so you can say that the equipment is being taken away. almost everything was taken away when we entered, the hospital may still have walls, but inside it was destroyed, it was burned, and it was obvious that it was all taken away, well, plus - the first torture chambers, which no one has yet talked about, for example, i know that my son, who also traveled with me, he, i... a photographer, a volunteer, he took photos of the first executions that became known in kharkiv oblast, and it was very impressive, because it is not only the walls, everyone has seen these photos, everyone understands what was inside, and then some we didn't talk about such things, but women, women

who... had sexual violence, women who were pregnant as a result of this sexual violence, children who saw someone die in front of them as a result of shelling, or sniper fire, children who became adults, children who did not look their age both physically and mentally, and who worried about... their own grandparents, people who lived because the occupation was different, it was long, if we say about donetsk region, it was longer than kharkiv region, i.e. people, who lived in dilapidated houses, people who lived and continue to live, for example, in the destroyed hospital in siversk, which

was visited, we lost count eight or nine times, i was very impressed by this, because... on the territory of that hospital there is a cemetery, this is the cemetery of the medical workers who worked there, who died during one of the shellings, when i am in syvirski, i definitely go there in order not to forget, it is very difficult, and for sure we will never forget it we can, what do you talk about most often with these people, what words do you choose and what are they they say well, we come first of all as doctors, so we say, yes, we talk about health, about the fact that there were four like them. as they are, because we have this tradition of going back to the place we've already been, so i already have my patients, and they're already

waiting for the doctor to come back, they're telling how they're doing their appointments or how they're taking their medicine, just here people take medicine as prescribed, and they wait for the doctor to come back, and i know, oksana, that... after you've probably seen everything, that's all the horror you are talking about, you went to school and started studying to be a psychologist, yes, yes, yes, well, i thought about it before, but somehow i didn’t find time, but i was really impressed by the children, it was in zaporizhzhia , these were children from the occupied territories, teenage children, in whom i, as a doctor, a pediatrician at... detected suicidal thoughts, inclinations, it was not just one child, and that is why it had a very extraordinary effect on me, i conveyed the message

to a psychologist, but i thought that i lacked knowledge, despite the fact that i have been working with children for many years of my life, with by their parents, so that maybe there is not enough, yes, that i need more... in order to help provide self-psychological help, both to children and adults. well, it is probably worth giving some advice to all those people who are watching us now, who live in the de-occupied territories, and i just remember one of our private conversations with you, when we talked about the fact that both adults and children, they have... um, let's say, not very strong, yes, you can say, health, and there are advanced diseases, and they can to be run down not only because of the war, but

because a person previously did not take care of his health, it so happened that there was a war and perhaps some chronic diseases there was no possibility to treat absolutely, what can you advise, which after everything that you saw , choose the words in order to appeal to people, well, i want to say , first of all, that you should remember that you are not alone, that the whole country supports you, there are enough volunteer organizations, both ukrainian and internationals who come to the de-occupied territories, on frontline territories, and provide various types of medical assistance, and this is done on a regular basis, there are organizations in which there are ukrainian doctors, there are, for example, our organization, where doctors from israel, the united states of america volunteer with us and come and return , germany, from

different countries, and this supports us and gives us inspiration, for example, yesterday one of my friends from the united states of america came to conduct regular trainings in tactical medicine. free of charge for our students and for volunteers and for entrants, for all those who come, he tells me that don't forget that you are my family, i know this person since 22 years, and this is really important, because i understand that this is real, but not forget that ukraine is my one big family, and that's why it hurts you, it hurts us, you shoot at us? also shoot, we are on the same wavelength, if someone comes across, maybe with some other opinion,

well, you, it’s not for you to tell that people are in different psychological states, and that is why there can be such a reaction to stress, was there some such story in these occupied territories, where exactly you came, that struck you, and maybe it is standing... in front of your eyes, you still remember it, and this is always, er, it is called, if you always have it to find, it doesn't matter how many adult children you looked at in one visit, you always have to find at least one whom you really helped and saved, that is, or it was an undiagnosed diagnosis, he might not have been diagnosed before the war, because either... mistakenly put, the same thing can happen, and you figured it out, put it correctly the diagnosis, accordingly referred correctly, if necessary for an examination, prescribed the correct

treatment, and the child... an adult recovered, it could be, well, for example, tell me who, who it was, who is interesting to hear about this and this all the time, this is on every trip, well, for example, in the kharkiv region, it was a boy who at the age of 12 weighed about 140 kg, a boy, yes, i, my mother is small, thin, fragile, and i am very glad that she still managed to bring because he resisted, he didn't want to, we, just at the same time, a neurologist was at the appointment, a psychiatrist, we looked at him comprehensively together, i looked over all the documents that my mother brought, i explained to her that in general we are talking about a disease, a violation of the metabolic cycle, i found an extract, i say, how about

a doctor, a geneticist? i was telling, well i’m talking , look, she says, frankly, i didn’t get there, because the diagnosis was made literally before the war, i’m talking in kharkiv, there are excellent genetics doctors, a medical center, my mother still got there, he started receiving the right treatment and began to lose weight, that is, the quality of his life is much higher better, the main thing. that he has a diagnosis and treatment, how is it possible and where is it possible to get enough strength to work at several jobs, even in my free time, which, i understand, is not there, this is how i show free time, because i understand , that it doesn't exist at all, and to study, i know that you are also studying the german language at the same time on courses, and to go to the de-occupied territories, how are you,

kids? you take all the time and the first inspiration for this, because i know that many ukrainians are missing this right now, they give up when we reading the news when we realize that the strength is running out, i just think that everyone should do what they know best, i know how to heal the best, so this is how i bring our victory closer. that is, it gives you strength when you understand that you are doing what you love, this is my specific contribution, this is my specific help, and this is my clear conscience, my heart, my soul, and this is what gives me the right to look into the eyes of our defenders, their students who are fighting, who are returning, so this, i think,

it also inspires, do we need more doctors who would, well, what, let's say this, correctly, do we need more doctors in order to make such trips, well, the more doctors there are , the more, accordingly, it will be, but not only doctors, yes, there is also a need to transfer medicines, that is, not only... to examine the person, to give the person medicine, to make sure that the person understands how to take the medicine, he will take it, and to give the medicine calculated in such a way that until the next arrival, therefore, accordingly, yes doctors, the more doctors, the more territories there will be will be under supervision, accordingly, more people can get qualified. because

doctors of various specialties travel, they are specialists of very high levels, qualified medical assistance. i know that your students ride, so it is for them too, as such, let's say the experience they get, and what they say, but i understand that these are very young people, they can be first, second, third year students there courses, and seniors, and... and most often, what do they say after these trips? it is very important because they they see, well, first of all, it educates them, a citizen, yes, a person with an active position in life, patriots, heroes, boys and girls who protect with weapons, heroes are also those...