from uah 499, this is such a benefit! instead of buying a new heavy mattress, order a dream life buckwheat mattress and enjoy your quality and deep sleep. perina dreamlight mattress, call! 3:00 p.m. in ukraine , iryna koval is working for you in the studio. ukraine returned another 103 soldiers from russian captivity, president volodymyr zelenskyy announced. among them are 82 soldiers and sergeants, 21 officers. defenders of kyiv region, donetsk region, mariupol and azovstal, luhansk were released. zaporozhye and kharkiv regions.

in particular, 23 people from azov returned from captivity , as well as two guards of the chernobyl nuclear power plant. soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine, the national guard, border guards and policemen are on their native land. most of those released suffered severe injuries or wounds, have serious illnesses and need immediate medical assistance, the coordination headquarters said. it is known that they contributed to the organization of another association exchange. arab emirates we will remind you that 49 ukrainians returned home yesterday as part of the prisoner exchange. so welcome everyone, who returned to his native land. glory to ukraine! glory to the heroes! glory to ukraine! glory to the heroes! glory to ukraine! heroes! glory! welcome back guys! thank you! i am so glad to hear your voices. don't worry, i'm now in ukraine, on

my native land. and to the situation in the regions. the russian occupiers continue to raid kherson and the region. two people were injured due to shelling of the city. the enemy attacked the dnipro district with drones. as a result of the impact, a 55-year-old man, who was in the car at the time, was injured. he was in serious condition and was hospitalized with an explosive device craniocerebral injuries and shrapnel wounds. reported in the city military administration. the enemy also threw explosives on public transport, wounding a 47-year-old bus driver. two more people were injured in the kherson region. the russians dropped explosives from a drone on berislav. a one-year-old local resident received multiple injuries. he is in the hospital. also , a 57-year-old resident of stanislav was injured by an enemy drone, the regional military administration reported. russian

troops destroyed the eastern bridge in pokrovsk in donetsk region. movement on it is impossible - the local military administration was informed. yesterday, the enemy shelled the overpass several times. first, the occupiers damaged the supports, and with subsequent strikes they destroyed the bridge. as a result of the strikes , administrative buildings, energy facilities and private houses were also damaged. i remind you about an important fee from the tv channel. and vesna charitable fund for the purchase of modern drones and electronic warfare systems for the third separate assault, 110th and 47th brigades of the armed forces of ukraine. defenders in the donetsk direction every day deter enemy attacks, defend our freedom and future. it was these soldiers who stood to the last and defended the avdiiv direction in the spring. the brigades urgently need drones and modern means of countering enemy drones. our goal is uah 3.5 million. and

there are already 1,825,00 in accounts, so don't delay, join the collection with the qr code you see on the screen now. good health, dear ukrainians, we are fighters of the first assault battalion of the third separate assault brigade, who defend our native land on the front line, we urgently need your help, we need means of radio-electronic warfare against the enemy's small bpola and kamikat drones, we are very much asking for your help, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, british intelligence has released a photo of the bridges over the seim river in the kursk region destroyed by ukrainian forces. satellite images show a destroyed bridge and two pontoon crossings. ukraine carried out a series of strikes, damaging road and pontoon bridges, impeding russian logistics, the british ministry of defense reported. let me remind you, in the pentagon on... the day before

, it was noted that russia has launched a counteroffensive in this region, but its scale is currently insignificant. russian shachet flew again. in belarus during the night attack on ukraine, reports the belarusian gayon. around 4:00 a.m., the drone landed in the gomel region and stayed there for about 30 minutes. after that , the drone returned to ukraine, where it circled in the area of ​​slavutych. this time, the belarusian aviation waited for his return to ukraine, although the day before it had already destroyed the russian ones drones german leopard tanks received the fifth separate. the tank brigade reported this in the press service of the brigade before the day of the tank troops. it is known that these tanks are not new, they have been in storage for a long time, so they are undergoing major repairs, which caused a delay in deliveries. in total, the armed forces of ukraine are to receive more than 110 tanks from germany,

denmark and the netherlands. ukrainian troops will soon receive mobile workshops of domestic production. ministry of defense. did not allow their operation to repair equipment weighing up to 5 tons. workshops equipped for tire mounting, soldering, cylinder filling and battery maintenance. specialists will be able to diagnose and repair equipment in the field, without the need to send it to the rear. micro-embroidery is a trend among handmade jewelry. a craftswoman from the white church also owns this technique, says she inherited the skill from her great-grandmother. and later learned to code embroidery. what meaning does a woman give to her amulet, our journalist told us. iryna lyubertseva has been making amulets and embroidered jewelry for 16 years. he tells, not even before

thought to embroider, but one day the woman liked one pattern. it all started with this. well, i took it, went to the store, bought everything i needed. it was necessary and i just started embroidering and realized that i can do it, i can already do it, i have already seen it somewhere, maybe somewhere in the subconscious it played some role, the fact is that my great-grandmother, whom i am very similar to in general and outwardly , and with all her talents, she embroidered me very well and had, had 200 embroidered icons. the craftswoman embroidered with a classic cross, and then she saw micro-embroidery jewelry on the internet. at that time, she was serving in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine, because the whole family has female military personnel, so she could not fully embroider. later, irina was dismissed from the service due to her health. at that

critical moment, she had panic attacks, and needlework again became her salvation. i'm holding a pelt in my hands and my hands are shaking so much from a panic attack that i don't... fall into the big cross, well it was a bit of a shock to me of course, and then i said to myself, okay, i'm not falling into a large cross, so i will get into a small cross, and this will be the micro-embroidery itself, that's what it turned out that i just started making jewelry, classic jewelry in ethnic style, well, ethnic style is our ukrainian, it's our native, it's what we need. iryna started coding after the beginning of the full-scale invasion, she began to study the obrodov script. a very famous art critic like volodymyr pidhirnyak created a special ukrainian amulet based on coded letters that are duplicated in

a straight, upright position and in a parallel position, and this letter is duplicated four times. that's why i got fired up. brody writing, that's it. cool, it's really cool and really powerful. later, the craftswoman began to make charms to order, all of them are individual and made purely for a person. according to the craftswoman, she has already created more than 300 works and believes that not everyone can code jewelry and amulets, because for this you need to have considerable knowledge and skill. lyubov gerashchenko, oleksandr kuga, espresso, bila tserkva. such were the news at that time. our team is working. in order for you to see the updated news release already at 5 p.m., you can read more on our website esreso tv. my colleagues oksana vysochanska and roman chaika continue the broadcast.

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, such a thing is fresh, we can have such an innovation, there will be a ministry of return of ukrainians. probably, it should not be interpreted as something negative, because, because it sounds so scary, you know, return, as if violent, someone will return, it is about, about a structure that should help ukrainians who return, but is it so it's all simple. because it is difficult for me to imagine that if those several million ukrainians there wanted to return, then it is not only about crossing the border, it is already necessary to organize work and life and the whole world, to what extent in general, how it can be organized and how simple or, on the contrary, very difficult and is it possible at all? well, look, before returning ukrainians from abroad, you should at least try to prevent them from leaving the country. for example, 240,000 people left

ukraine in the first half of this year, 240,000, and according to the forecasts of the national bank, by the end of the 25th of next year, 700,000 people will leave ukraine, which means that the problem remains, that it is not just necessary to return those people who are now abroad, but should at least try to leave. here in ukraine , those who leave ukraine for some reason, and look at the account of the ministry that will deal with the return, apparently, the allocation of some separate structure that should worry about the return of ukrainians, probably this is not bad, but the ministry itself has never returned anyone, because people do not return to ukraine through the ministry, they return to ukraine when it is safe in ukraine, when there is work in ukraine, there is a standard of living that should at least be

comparable to the level they receive as refugees in the european community, and when they will be in ukraine respect people, to respect their equality before the law, when finally in ukraine it will be possible to really feel like not just a second-class person, but a full-fledged person, regardless of the position. considering how close you are to the leadership of the country, you, mr. serhiy, name three things: security, well-being and respect, this is what is needed for people to want to return to ukraine, with security we understand what it depends on, and well-being and respect , well look, with security we don't understand everything, because we understand what is objective thing, it's war, and objectively, you can't influence war, just here and now with... stop, that's clear, but there are a whole bunch of some safe things that you can do,

you know, in the beginning the invasion of a broken house in kyiv, i went around three bomb shelters that were indicated on the map as bomb shelters, none of them worked, 2.5 years have passed and you will not believe, none of these three bomb shelters are still working, yes, they are just ordinary things that are not done in... well, mr. sergey, in this case you already mentioned one of parameters, one way or another, for example, people who have lost their home. and all that, as they say, they acquired during their lifetime, and now they are abroad, well, some have already integrated, some already have a job, the children have already gone to study somewhere, in a word, they are already part of that society and the economic model of the country , in which they live, then, accordingly , the ministry and the newly created together with the government, which has to offer them such things so that they

cut themselves off, well, actually already from this one. economic and social matrix, where they are already a full-fledged unit, that is, it should be some financial incentive is greater than in the west or something else, so that they refuse again, uproot themselves, as they say, from their roots and return to their homeland again, and mr. roman, it is very difficult to create something like that, how do you create new friends for a child, so there is a child, she went to school, she... has been living in germany for two or three years, on parole, yes, she has friends with this child, and the mother tells the child, let's go back to ukraine, and the child says, well, what we will return, here i have all my friends, i study here, and every year it will make it more and more difficult and it is more difficult, and here we can say that the initiative to create this ministry was probably

delayed by 2.5 years, so it was much easier. because somehow at the beginning people should not be allowed to go abroad, because what is meant is not to close the border, but to create conditions so that they do not leave, because look what happens, here we have people from the conditional zaporizhzhia or kherson regions, who now partly under occupation, their houses were occupied, let them be from bordyansk, for example, and they return to ukraine, and what do they have in ukraine? do they have do they have housing in ukraine? no, you have to pay for housing, and often pay more than before, because there is a great demand and the price is increasing. do they need a job, do they have a job? no, because employers do not really want to contact temporary people who have temporarily arrived in

their area as refugees. and mr. serhiy, here is a little clarification, because you know this market very well... we are currently in a situation of a severe shortage of personnel, that is , there are actually a lot of vacancies, which is what prevents people from quickly getting a job, like they say, with a delay in a month it is easy to pay for all services, i don't know a home, a school, a kindergarten there, fortunately yes, fortunately the situation has changed and the job market is now favorable for searching. work, but we are talking now about the 22nd year, we are talking about the time when the kherson and zaporizhia regions were occupied, and when a stream of refugees came to central ukraine and was not needed by anyone, and look, a person faces a dilemma , what should i do, or should i try without work, without any serious help

state, pay for housing in conditional lviv, or should i just pack my things and... go to conditional berlin, where you will be given social assistance, where you will be paid for housing, where the child will go to school safely, you are a young mother , and you have a choice, you do not have housing in ukraine and there is no housing in germany, only in germany they provide you with housing and pay you some money for housing, in ukraine they do not provide housing and do not pay money, what will you do, you will go in most cases, and a large part of those people who... have now gone abroad, they are not some unpatriotic or some people who exchanged ukraine for some piece of bread, for many people who went abroad, it was really a matter of survival. what can we do now? you mentioned that this

initiative itself was delayed for at least 2.5 years, if it has already appeared now, then it should be buried and forgotten, is it possible to try to do something? uh, once again you have to understand that ukraine is a very poor country, and we have very limited opportunities for state funding, so i don't expect from ukraine as a country with certain conditions like those currently in germany is unrealistic, but obviously something can be done to reduce the flow of people who leave ukraine now, because when a person leaves, it is more difficult to return his impressions than to simply create such... conditions so that she does not leave ukraine. and there are a number of things, starting from some economic programs that should stimulate, for example, the development of small businesses, so that a person who has lost. her home somewhere in the occupied areas or from the bombing so that she can rebuild her home so that she can start your business so that it would be some kind

of business grants that would be available that would be substantial enough to keep this person here, there are a lot of tools in the state, the state, you know, it's like a big insurance company , it collects money from all of us and then redistributes it. well , ideally to those who need them most, if the state worked the way it should work, then it would have to find a way to distribute budget funds in such a way that those people who lost their homes, who were forced to leave their region of residence somewhere near the front line or in the occupation, so that they still find themselves here, because there is something to do here, the number of workers has decreased by at least 2.5 million, we are now we are talking about the official part of the labor market, so in the 21st year, before the beginning of the invasion , 11.5 million people were officially employed in ukraine,

now we have 9 million people officially employed, that is, we lost a huge part of the labor market, when we lose the market labor, we we also lose the earnings of companies, we lose the earnings of companies, we lose budget revenues, and we cannot then buy weapons, cannot... we cannot do any social programs, so the first thing the state should do is to turn its face to its citizens, to business , to create conditions that would allow them to stay here after all, not to leave, because return is the ministry of return, it's a little bit, you know, a little bit of running behind the wheel, it would be desirable for us to still try to work on prejudice, to do some things, which will not give... to something bad will happen later in the future, look, we have two more dangers ahead, that is, you first showed the trend, the national bank gave even worse numbers, the six and a half million

ukrainians who have already left are being added, and we will soon be overrun by the figure is 7 million, and when the war ends, we are still told that a large number of people will not move their families to ukraine, on the contrary, after completing their service in... for example, return to family reunification, i.e. this is another part of people from the current, and here is another danger, about which people's deputy mykola knyazhytskyi said yesterday in one of the tv broadcasts, he has a bill, in particular, which preceded this appearance . male population. to refuse a certain number of consular various services, there is the exchange of passports, you know, it goes on and on, and that now there is a mass trend when people abroad write officially and for exit,

applications for exit and refusal of ukrainian citizenship, this is what is happening now, here the ministry of return is created by ukrainians, and there ukrainians are forced to write an application for renunciation of citizenship, somehow it does not stick to one another, look, mr. roman, to me on... for example, a long, long time ago this atmosphere of hate around ukrainians who went abroad was strange, and the worst thing about this hate is the curiosity of ukrainians who were looking for security, it is supported at the highest state level, i think that now we need to stop a little, take a breath and to understand that people who went abroad will be lost for ukraine, because they will not return, but they may not be lost forever, they may be

ambassadors of ukraine in the world and in europe, they may be influential minorities, which will influence the policy of our partners in the same germany, in the same poland, so for now, for now, the state of ukraine. does zero so that, for example, our large diaspora in poland protects national ukrainian interests, and it could. very a lot was said that where are the ukrainians of poland, when poland blocked the border due to some of its political nuances and disagreements with the ukrainian government, where are our diasporas, they could act, but they are not acting now, because they do not work with them. these people who left. abroad, they could support our economy, because many parents and relatives remain in ukraine, they could make more economic connections with

europe. to ask for more money, so we don't have to hate these people, we don't have to shame them for leaving, we don't it must be said that all those who went abroad are sycophants and dodgers, no, these are people, these are mostly women, these are mostly children, these are people who left the occupied territories, and when they renounce ukrainian citizenship, this is a marker, a marker of the fact that we... something is wrong, because the citizenship of normal countries is not refused, we have very little time left, mr. serhiy, but if we can be brief, we understand that the huge problem is demographic, that is the case with us, we we have the highest statistics on deaths now in the world, we have losses of 7 million workers, due to the war to a large extent as well, because these calculations are oonov's, that we have the highest death rate and the lowest birth rate, these are

completely objective reasons for this and. until the moment when we are told that labor migration to ukraine is actually the only way to rebuild and to the functioning of the state economic and economic mechanism, do we have any vision of what type of migrants and how we will control it, because it is possible to get that some european countries have, that is, such ghettos that are criminal, mafia, and so on, and you can get it like this for example, the state does, well, at the level of qatar, i know for sure, these other small states, they have an annual quota, they very clearly describe from which countries and which labor migrants we want, it is voted on and works for exactly one year, but this in civilized countries, in kuwait, in particular, this is how it works, how we will have it, what model we will have, look, we are very

lucky... many countries have already gone this way. we see examples of work with migrants in france, we see in germany, we see in great britain, we see in the scandinavian countries, and we could taking into account the mistakes of our partners, we could not make, well, at least the most blatant mistakes, we could make some kind of system that would better integrate migrants into ukrainian society and really prevent... the creation of some ghettos where laws would not apply of ukraine, and where the laws of the countries from which people came to us apply, and whether anything is being done for this now, it is difficult for me to say, but i will say that at least there is no clear or at least formulated program or strategy for the vision of labor migration to ukraine i don't know. well, yes, yes

it looks like there is a ministry, there is no strategy, there is no plan, there are no laws, there is a ministry, we are somewhere at this point of the schedule now, and mr. serhiy, thank you for participating in our program, serhiy marchenko, founder of the borsh recruiting agency, leading market expert work, about difficult questions today and the main thing is that tomorrow these questions will be very difficult, and we want to show some footage again , somewhat updated. we are actually talking about today's 57th exchange of prisoners, the 57th since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, today there are 103 more ukrainians returned home, a total of 3,672 people, that's how many we managed to return since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, and today 23 azov citizens are also returning home, another 950 remain in captivity, let's watch this video together. glory to

ukraine! glory to the heroes! glory to ukraine! glory to the heroes! glory to ukraine! heroes! glory! welcome back guys! actually, upon my return, i would really like it if, at a minimum, even this number that we mentioned, the captive azov citizens who were promised, would be told: lay down your arms, leave, you are ordered to leave azovstaliya. and there, not only the azovians, but also other defenders stood to the death and said that they would stand until the end, so that this number was changed to zero, then we would somehow, at least, at least minimally, be calmer than the way it is now, but it's good that these two exchanges took place, about international affairs, in particular about this game, we allow, we don't allow, but we don't allow, then we allow, but if we allow, we won't say, and if we say,

we don't know when, this is how it looks before ...