[000:00:22;00] kateryna shiropoyas works in the studio for news time on espressu tv channel. three people were injured as a result of the market rocket. the attacks on kyiv injured two people, serhii popko, the head of the city's military administration, reports. at dawn , the air defense forces shot down more than a dozen cruise missiles and about a dozen ballistic missiles, as well as an attack drone over the city. according to the capital's administration, previously these were kha-101 missiles, iskanderem bush korean ballistics. damage was recorded in several at once districts, in particular, before the start of the new

academic year, explosive. the wave broke the windows of two schools in the shevchenkivskyi and svyatoshynskyi districts. in the holosiiv district, the boiler room and gymnasium of an educational institution were partially destroyed. firefighters extinguished the fire on the spot. also , four cars were burned in svyatoshynskyi. debris fell on the warehouse. the doors at the entrance to the svyatoshyn metro station and shopping pavilions were damaged. and because of the shelling of kyiv, it suffered. the building of the islamic cultural center, he announced this on his page in the social network chairman of the mejlis of the crimean tatar people , refat chubarov, published photos of the destruction, according to him, there were no casualties, however, the premises of the institution, especially the mosque, must be restored. and in sumy, 18 people have already been injured by a rocket attack, including six children, the

ministry of internal affairs reported. four people are also in the hospital. in the evening, the occupiers attacked the city with rockets, targeting the center for social and psychological rehabilitation of children and the orphanage. also damaged at least six high-rise buildings. and in general, the defense forces destroyed 22 enemy missiles of various types and 20 shaheds in the sky over ukraine at night. in total, the enemy launched 58 rounds during the combined attack, this was reported in the air force of the armed forces of ukraine. in particular, it was possible to shoot down nine ballistic and 13 cruise missiles. combat work continued in the kyiv, kharkiv, dnipropetrovsk, poltava, mykolaiv and zaporizhia regions. 27 people are in hospitals in kharkiv oblast due to enemy rocket attacks on the regional center from august 30 to september 1.

among the injured are seven children. informed the head of the regional military administration oleg synigubov. the condition of young patients is satisfactory with positive dynamics. on the other hand, among adults, three wounded are in serious condition, one in extremely serious condition. the state bureau of investigation has identified the persons who helped people's deputy artem dmytruk escape from ukraine. three suspects were informed about the suspicion. according to the investigation materials , on august 23, the deputy crossed the border on horseback in the area of ​​the pavlivka checkpoint and entered the so-called transnistria. before that dmytruk left kyiv around the 13th in the direction of odesa. another person was driving. people's deputy got out of the car on the highway near one of the settlements of the rozdilyan district of odesa. around 5 p.m. , he got into another car driven by the organizer of the scheme. dmytrouk arrived at the checkpoint around 9 p.m., after which

he... left the territory of ukraine on foot. and the security service detained an alleged russian intelligence informant who was helping the enemy prepare a missile attack on mykolaiv. according to the materials of her investigation the task was to identify the locations of air defense systems. for this, the woman traveled around the city by public transport and fixed these locations. during the search , a mobile phone was seized from the agent, which she used to communicate with. phantoms, the perpetrator was in custody, she faces up to 12 years in prison. poland and nato allies must shoot down russian missiles and drones over ukraine, that is, before they enter their airspace. this was stated by the minister of foreign affairs of poland, radyslaw sikorskyi. he noted that the countries of the alliance, which border ukraine, must destroy

russian missiles, if only for the sake of it. safety of its own citizens, and it is necessary to do this even in spite of the fear of possible escalation. israel turned to russia for help. in the release of hamas hostages, prime minister binyamin netanyahu's representative returned from moscow from negotiations, writes bloomberg. the israeli government noted that the efforts of the usa, qatar and egypt regarding the truce with hamas are progressing at a slow pace. the russians are in close contact with the palestinian authority regarding the fate of the hostages held by the russians citizenship. let me remind you that mass protests and strikes broke out in israel the day before. the government of ukraine is accused of not... the ability to free prisoners from the captivity of hamas militants. fuel in ukraine will become more expensive. president volodymyr zelenskyi signed the law on increasing excise duties on gasoline, diesel and autogas. this

is stated on the official website of the verkhovna rada. according to experts, prices at domestic gas stations will increase in the coming days. gasoline on average increases by hryvnia by 50 kopecks per liter, diesel by almost 2 hryvnias, and however, by almost 6 hryvnias. despite the war , the first bell rang. ukrainian schoolchildren sit down at their desks again. our correspondent, kateryna galko, found out how schools will work in the capital. i congratulate katya, so how is the holiday of the first bell going this year. congratulations katya. i congratulate the viewers of the espresso tv channel, so, despite all the russians' efforts to spoil this morning, the holiday of the first bell still takes place, everyone breathed a sigh of relief, festively, got dressed, packed their briefcases and went to school. actually, we are currently in one of

the schools of the dnipro district of the city of kyiv, and the actual holiday is also taking place here, instead of a line, today is a quest for first-graders, as the director of this educational institution says, there are more children in the school this year, because schoolchildren are also accepted. from other cities of ukraine, which, unfortunately, are currently actually under occupation, or it is difficult to study in them, there is also a ready-made shelter here, they have a generator, they have alternative energy sources, there is a ramp here, that is, everything is ready for schoolchildren could study and neither they nor their parents could worry about safety while studying, let's learn more about we will hear the challenges of the new time from the director, they are certainly anxieties. definitely, it's the light issues, it's something that's going to happen, and we'd really like it not to happen, but it's going to happen, so there's algorithms, there's alternative

power sources, there's shelter, there's kids, there's parents, there's teachers, and this is the most important thing, here we already had time to actually talk with the first graders, and with their parents, and schoolchildren of other grades, we also... even visited the lesson, today traditionally, the first topic is peace and the future victory. parents say they are happy that their children will start learn offline in a traditional way, will be able to communicate with peers, communicate with teachers, and of course, before choosing a school, they must check the shelter. first graders, in such festive anticipation, do not yet know what they will study, but they definitely want to go to school. in this, all these comments, let's hear further. and today he will finally feel what it's like to sit at a desk, what it's like to raise your hand there and say, i want to answer, and so i brought my family here today so that they could be, and myself

i will go to the front line myself and continue to do everything to make our ukraine free, so i want to say very well that now in kyiv and in many cities of ukraine, offline training is still being updated, we are in new conditions, new... in reality we have to, well, as a rule, those issues that have not been discussed before are discussed, this shelter, as with the routine, where to go, where to run, well , everything is fine, everything is fine, so, the festival of knowledge in ukraine takes place despite such a difficult situation, despite morning shelling of the city of kyiv, according to data of prime minister denys shmyhal, about a thousand schools are starting offline education this year, in particular , 372,000 children will go to preschools and kindergartens this year, we wish them all a peaceful and fruitful education, because such ukrainians are our future . that's all, katya, i'm transferring

the ether to you. thank you, katya, let me remind you, it was our correspondent kateryna galko, she told how, despite the war, kyiv schoolchildren will study this year. and because of the enemy shelling, he offers to convert this house in... collection, funds are needed for drones and a charging station for reconnaissance of the third sso regiment, which is destroying the enemy in the chasovoy yaron area of ​​donetsk region. the russians are constantly attacking and trying to capture the city, after all. it is a commanding height from which it is easier to shell other settlements. our defenders are holding the defense, but they need our help. soldiers need drones. they will help not only improve the performance of combat tasks, but also save the lives of our military, so your donation will increase the effectiveness of actions against the enemy. in general, our goal is uah 890,000. ago join all the details you now see on your screens. look for espresso in... and be sure to subscribe, because there are live ether broadcasts, all program releases and

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cultural strategy and our partner, the zmin foundation. the zmin foundation has been with us from the beginning, from the idea of ​​this event to today. we would also like to thank the lviv city council for its constant support. and i invite mr. vitaly portnikov to the lecture on independence. vitaly portnikov, publicist. journalist, analyst, political commentator. thank you, friends, i congratulate you on the independence day of ukraine. and first of all i want to thank the organizers of this event for an opportunity for all of us to meet today under this blue lviv sky. all the more sincerely grateful. for the fact that you and i

are meeting here at the heavenly hundred memorial, at the place of memory of the people who were the first in the recent history of ukraine to give their lives for ukraine to be free, sovereign, for the ukrainian people to have the right to choose their future, here here among these people... many of those with whom i communicated personally, whom i knew even before the maidan of 2013-2014, with whom i talked or corresponded at all, young people, who could live and build the ukraine of our dreams, they disappeared on one cold day in 2014. and this

grief for someone who loses a reader or viewer, this is real grief, it cannot be compared with the grief of a mother who loses her child, it is not can be compared to the grief of children who will not see their parents, but it is still grief, because we work so that the ukrainian audience can... build this country, we work primarily for living people, not for crosses in the cemetery, and that is why every loss... the loss of the maidan times, the loss of the times of the struggle for ukraine in the period 2014-2022, every loss of the times of this

great war, for me it is a personal experience when i see a person in military uniform who approaches... to me, i only dream that this person returned from the front so that i could continue to work for this person, because if this person is not there, for whom will i be, for whom will i work, why was all this necessary at all, and this is my main emotion these days, these times, these years, i ask you to honor all those who he has been fighting for our freedom and independence for 10 years. thank you. in the late 1980s and early 1990s,

an article by its correspondent in ukraine appeared in the main communist newspaper, pravda, entitled what kind of ukraine do they want. what kind of ukraine do you and i want? of course, the person who wrote this text wanted in general that there would be no ukraine, that our state would remain this moscow colony, which it was transformed into after the perayaslav council. and after the bolshevik occupation of ukraine lands in the first half of the 20th century. but this is an important question, a question that we need to answer and answer, what kind of ukraine do we want, and of course, each person answers this question for himself, but we need a general opinion, a common view

of what kind of ukraine we want to see in in the future, during the war and after the war, such a ukraine that could survive, develop, that would be a strong, self-confident country in the family of european nations, in the civilized world, a country that we would all be proud of, and in the future we were in sure so, what kind of ukraine do we really want? we, first of all, want su'. of ukraine, a ukraine that would decide its own future, a ukraine whose people would choose their own path of development, their alliances, their opportunity to develop on this land on which they live. if you think about it, all that conflict

in the epicenter of which we are, not even the last 10 years, but one can say the last centuries, since the time of mazeb. since the time of petliura, since the time of bandera, this conflict is connected with the fact that the ukrainian people are not given the opportunity to develop the way he wants to develop, that they are constantly trying to prove to ukrainians that their free choice interferes with someone, that in order to live peacefully, they do not have the right to their own civilizational and national voice, and this is one of... the most obvious manipulations , which the ukrainian people have faced throughout their history, i am sure that the ukrainians, and this is what this war is about, will prove their right to choose their own path in

their future history, and will prove that what happened in the past was a preparation precisely to such a free ukraine, what kind of ukraine do we want? i would say, ukrainian ukraine. this is also an important point that we should never forget. of ukraine for those who consider themselves ukrainians. and it's not about ethnicity and not about storytelling. it is about the civilizational choice that everyone who lives on this earth makes. does or refuses to do, so the future ukraine must be a country of exactly this ukrainian choice, us all the time, and i hear it... almost all of their conscious life is branded as some kind of nationalist, and i am not very i understand, first of all, why nationalists should be

ashamed, why, if you are a nationalist in any other nation, then it is honorable, and nationalist parties win parliamentary elections in many countries of the world, and this is not an insult, our neighbors have always used the word nationalist , as an insult to people's views. who live on this earth, because you don't have to be a nationalist in ukraine, it turns out that you can be a nationalist only somewhere in moscow, a person who wants to speak his native language, and wants that in the land where she is alive, they spoke this language that has been around for centuries, you can say, she is not a nationalist, she is just an ordinary normal person, so in all countries in... in poland they speak polish, in russia, russian, in france french, in italy, in italian, and

why only here, we do not have the right to the ukrainian language being heard on all the streets of the cities and towns of this country, why do we constantly need to prove that this is a normal state of affairs, why are we reproached that we are nationalists, then, when we create a percentage rate for... performing works in the ukrainian language on their own television or radio broadcasts, because in reality everything should be the other way around, the norm should be for artistic works in other languages, the languages ​​of foreigners, this happens in all civilized countries, they create special quotas for the languages ​​of national minorities so that these minorities can freely to develop in countries where there is a national and linguistic majority, and only in ukraine , quotas were introduced for the national and... full majority, and we considered it our huge achievement. ukrainian ukraine is not a simple country in which people

they speak ukrainian. this is a country where people first of all remember what ukrainian history is. for centuries , ukrainians were convinced that their history does not exist at all, that their history is part of the history of other peoples and other states. case. it came to the point that a neighboring country simply stole our history before stealing ukrainian lands, and ukrainian children in their schools were forced to learn not the history of ukraine, stolen from ukraine, the history of russia, this is how we lived for many decades, or many people, which are now in this audience, they themselves... this is exactly the kind of history they were taught, and that is why it is so difficult for us to return to the real ukraine, especially

in those territories that were part of the russian empire for centuries, where everything ukrainian was deliberately forbidden. what kind of ukraine do we want? we want a democratic ukraine, but democracy is not just an opportunity to vote. this is a free media that is not controlled by the super-rich, but by those who really consider the honest information of their countrymen and their vocation and their business, not an element of protection of those enterprises and resources that they accumulated during the first decade of ukrainian independence, without honest media there can be no democracy, because then... citizens vote not for whom they really choose as their leader, but for whom they oligarchs suggest, and in ukrainian

history there were already many testimonies of how the vast majority of the population made a suicidal choice, not because it was correctly informed, but because it was processed in the right way for those who tried to retain power and influence in this state in an illegal way. tion is also a competition in concept, not just trying to vote for someone you like, who looks nice on a campaign poster, who can make promises that will never, ever be implemented, but for for such a democracy to really begin to exist, you and i need a society of responsible citizens. that is , citizens who really invest money in this country, citizens who are interested in their own

intelligence in this country, not because they are... part of this post-soviet-type economic infrastructure, which was built here and which gave the opportunity to manage in this country not those who work in the sectors of our economy, but those who privatized these sectors in the 90s of the last century. democracy always relies on responsible owners, and i really hope that this is exactly what ukraine will be, because we want a european ukraine, and these are completely different standards of behavior, and the behavior of our own structures, and the behavior of those who do business and the behavior of those who work in the economy, european society, as you well know, is a society of conscientious

taxpayers, it is not a society of people who try to do something... decide that their lives are different from the lives of their compatriots , this is primarily a society of solidarity, but you and i quite often see how our compatriots show this solidarity in a moment of crisis, and we can only be proud of our volunteer activity, our willingness to collect money for all the needs of our army, on... readiness to help people, but if we were a country with a civilized economy and a country in which taxes were fairly distributed, all this would be done not by society, but by the state itself, and quite often ukrainians remind me of people who themselves created ships with many holes, and

then they constantly try to somehow plug these holes, or... with our own money or our own goals, you and i need a whole ship of ukraine, you understand, a whole one that will never sink again, in which we will feel ourselves safe, and this is the most important point in which you and i must be sure, and this must be the obvious result of this war in which we are now with you. and we can be, unfortunately, for a long time, but this time should also be used so that you and i realize what the ukrainian state should be, how it should function, how it should develop, how it should be close to everyone , who is its

citizen, and you and i must realize a rather important thing: that ukraine and ukrainian is a choice, it has always been so, not only in the times of this war, people who were involved in ukrainian culture, they always chose ukrainian, because they always had another choice in front of their eyes when they told me about the multilingualism and multiculturalism of ukrainian lands. i have nothing to object to: there have always been people on ukrainian lands who worked for russians and poles, for hungarians and germans, for whomever, but whoever worked for ukrainians always knew that if he worked for some other environment in our

with you, the time is close, primarily for the russian-speaking, and... there will be a lot to live more comfortably, he will not have big problems, and he will have a much wider environment, both geographically, and culturally, and politically, than the ukrainian environment that he could count on, and i always remind you of this when we talk about that ukrainian the world that belongs to us. each of those we are proud of today in history could have made a completely different civilizational choice and lived a much more comfortable life. taras shevchenko could simply be an outstanding russian artist and publish russian works in the leading magazines of the time