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to our air, mr. vyacheslav, are you with us? yes, good morning studio, good morning viewers. well, actually, volodymyr zelenskyi visited sumy oblast, what does sumy oblast say about it, what does he think about it, what are his reflections on this matter? well, let's put it this way, when mr. president was in sumy region, visited sumy region, then no one, well, that was it. yes, all of us we understand that it was secret, and only a few people knew about it, and they already learned about it, then social networks, from the public, er, telegram channels and other channels learned that volodymyr oleksandrovich visited us in sumy oblast, so people are silent for now, people understand that work still needs to be done.

it is necessary to make defense capabilities, that is , yes, but it is nice that zelensky came, somehow he was here on the pond, i think he was, he was in the hospital, he visited, what i know is that he visited our defenders, issued gave them awards awards, well, that is, it is, it is really good, it is for the people, for our defenders, for ourselves. go ahead, it's support, it's great support, when they are visited by such high-ranking persons. well, actually, volodymyr zelenskyi promised that sumyshchyna will get some anti-aircraft defense, and this should improve the security situation a little. mr. vyacheslav, are people talking about this because sumyshchyna is now under more intense russian shelling. in connection

with what is happening in kursk region. yes, indeed, i have already said more than once, and i will repeat again, that with the beginning of the exchange rate operation shelling the cities of sumy and the sumy oblast have become much more frequent, so we really need air defense, we, well, let's say this, we have it, well, we have it, but it's not enough to shoot down, one hundred percent those shaheds, those cabs, literally the day before yesterday there was an attack on the power plant infrastructure there are dead people, there are dead people, the city is almost a city and the district of sumy, there was no electricity for almost a day, well, thanks to our energy workers, they managed, and now there is water, there

is light, everything is there, but how is this morning, how the night passed, was it quiet, calm in the region, well, let's put it this way, it's quiet here... it doesn't happen, but at the moment in sumy, thank god, everything is quiet, calm, and there were no explosions, there was no destruction, so we thank the ppu, we thank our defenders, i heard at night , how did the air defense work, that's why i say, thank god, thank our defenders of the armed forces, for the fact that the night passed and people woke up, everyone is alive and well. sumy region, there is yampil in sumy region, also, not only in lviv region, there are actually yampils in various places in khmelnytskyi, vinnytsia, and donetsk region, and it flew there, yesterday, it seems, around 5:00 p.m.

about 15 houses were affected, this is an urban-type village, that's what it's called in our country, that is, several thousand people, yes, up to the border to the north. it's, it's quite far from the border, isn't it, is it a village? no, this village is not very far from the border, it is somewhere 10-15 km from the border, that is, it is not very, let's say, border towns, border villages, they are all more intensively shelled, that is, i talked to people who, let's say yes, they live in close proximity to the border. and in the sumy district, i know that there are already homes broken, already burned, and of those villages, well, let's say so, only 90% are left - zuins, you see, there are many settlements in sumy that were literally on the border, and

the border even passes through some of them, and there there is even a house through which the border passed, that is, one room was russian, the other was ukrainian and... in your opinion, even if the war ends in a year or two, will people have the courage to return to those inhabited by these points, whether there will be any investment there, or business activity, if we have it the state of a possible war with russia, most likely, it will be for decades, well, at least for the next 10 years, this is 100%, even if the war ends this year in some way, we still have uh... c- the next war will always be in hang over us in the air, we have to from the first day of peace or armistice, we have to prepare for the next war, i think everyone understands that, in your opinion, are these settlements not doomed to become just some kind of military zone, well, unfortunately, people are still returning

in the settlement, the point that is in close proximity to the border, if they... there is housing left that is not destroyed, but a lot, i emphasize once again that a lot of housing is destroyed, a lot of houses are destroyed, well, but people anyway, this is their homeland, and especially people who are 60 plus there, some do not even want to leave there, that is, residents still remain there, regardless of whether the evacuation is forced or not. all the same, i know such settlements where there are one or two people, but they live in the village, and they say, we are not from here let's go, my wife died here, my homeland is here, my parents are buried here, i will not leave, so even after

the end of the war, people will return, if they are now returning to their homes, to their homeland, during the war, they will return , but... there is a sense in this, this is more, let's say, a rhetorical question, because rebuilding, rebuilding, requires a lot of money. it takes a lot of time, and will our unfriendly neighbors let us work, because as you rightly emphasized, even if the war will end, they will still be there, i think they will have nightmares, as they say, they will still pour, they will be less intense, but it will still continue, we are now watching footage from the recent evacuation. of the district, which was carried out by the employees of the state emergency service together with the red cross, these are mostly older

people and people with reduced mobility, after all, as can be seen in these shots, the forced evacuation of families with children has also been announced in sumy oblast, and they say that if the parents refuse to evacuate, namely it is about midrobutsk and velykppisarivsk communities, where this forced evacuation of those children was announced. to remove from these families, and according to the data, there are 110, 110 children in the five-millimeter zone, i understand that 110 families, in fact, how do parents react to such information about removal in case of refusal of forced evacuation, parents here react negatively , because these are all their children, but this is on the one hand, and on the other hand, i

talked, literally yesterday, the day before yesterday, with the heads of communities, with the heads of communities, there are families with children, disabled people, who live in the wrong that there is 5 km, there is 200 m from the border, they live with their children, and they do not want to leave, and if they will leave... they say, well, take us a little closer, that is, it is there, well, let's say, in a three-kilometer zone, come, take us out, evacuate us to this area, find us housing here, i'm trying to explain to people that you will still be forced to leave the three-kilometer, five-kilometer road, go somewhere further, go there, well, 20 kilometers, 100 kilometers to the other side. of ukraine, that is, to western ukraine, ours volunteers work there, find housing,

provide information to the social security office, well, that is, everyone knows, but people do not want to leave, they say, this is sumyshchyna, it is ours, our home, our homeland, we will not leave it, we will be here, that is why people they don't really want to leave and they are determined that they will... or, well, such an order as social workers will remove children, well, they have a negative attitude, but you have to understand that this is your safety and that of your children, that's what i emphasize to everyone , who are watching what in near the border, then leave, don't be afraid, you must, you must protect your life, because it is the most valuable thing, in fact, that children cannot make decisions for themselves. and this decision is made either by parents or people who are authorized to take care of these children, and they are

responsible, and it is clear that, well, children, it is more difficult for children to endure all this, because adults at least understand, because they make these decisions, what they do, and children, they have no influence on their own lives, they do not control it, and children have a great deal of influence it's a pity... there are such, let's put it this way, well, not mental disorders, so to speak, but there are already panic attacks, fear, fear, and this has a great impact on their effects, on their lives, if in adults as well yes, children have it too, and children have it even more, when there is fear, noise, fear, when they start shooting, i just notice my children, others... i look around the city, when they shoot during the day, how they react people and how

children react to all this, therefore adults and guardians need to make a balanced decision here in order to preserve the health of children. mr. vyacheslav, thank you for the conversation, morning, thank you for telling us about the situation in sumy oblast, vyacheslav ryabchenko, deputy of the sumy district council, head of the charity organization, was with us, by the way, i want to say that... that we have a moment , nerd for a moment, but how to say it correctly, i have already looked less, i was interested in why yampil is in the lviv region too, and what, there is a related name, as if not... well, it is known there, because zolochiv in kharkiv oblast, in kharkiv kharkiv, there seemed to be a lot of people from zolochiv oblast of lviv who came here or there exiled or sent, something like that, well, that 's some kind of story, and as for yampol of lviv, it turns out that it was renamed to yampil in the year 49, this is a village, already

the occupiers, and it generally dates from the 14th century. it is also known as the prussians, because it was founded by the prussians, who were also invited by king danylo to settle, and there were some families of the price family who founded this village, it was a royal village, they simply did not want germans, royal, so the village there is this village with an incredible history, in fact, prussians, that is, until 1949, they were prussians, so maybe and they made yampil, well, thank you. thank you, no kirovohrad, a small one, or something like that. by the way, a little bit about the language situation in former prussia, now in yampol, lviv. there are 2,054 people in the village, yes. 2,053 of them are ukrainian speakers. yes. there are zero russian speakers. one person stubbornly speaks polish. how difficult it is for her. live there

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our goal, today we started this day with a mark of 209,000 for this week, listen, well if more, 200 have already been collected this morning, and if we collect another 700 with a small z... 40, no, 37, yes, 37 00 with a small tail, then we will have two marks of 250,000 in a week, and in fact, we are separated from 2.5 million by some 80 or so thousand hryvnias, dear friends, i hope that in these two days we will do it, and then we will have only 1 million left for our motive of 3.5 million these are the results of this week, it's incredible, thank you for what... despite everything, we understand that it is more difficult and difficult to do, a more difficult situation, but, as andrii already said today, the viewers of the tv channel are special people, who

will always find some money to raise for our military to support them. dnipropetrovsk region is in touch with us odarka bila, deputy of the dnipropetrovsk regional council and volunteer is already with us, mrs. odarko, we welcome you, good morning, is it good in dnipropetrovsk region? so the night passed and actually what is the morning like? and you know, we here, or rather, i don’t know if they speak like that in other regions, but we talk about nikopol among ourselves so much that artillery shelling and the sounds of kamikaze drones have already become such a terrible lullaby, because every night the region falls asleep to these sounds , and thank god, this night there were no casualties and no injuries, so... it's definitely a good morning, we often talk to each other, mr. bychkov and nikopol, nikopol, and we actually have such a relationship with him, between

us and him there is such, i don't know, an agreement, half jokingly, that we will try to somehow convince mr. grossi, we always urge him that he went not only to moscow and energodar, because he has two such routes, moscow and nargadar, sometimes he will also come to kyiv to check in there with zelensky and so on. came to nikopol region and felt he would come to nikopol will stay for a couple of days in a local hotel, because people are sometimes afraid, they say, we leave our homes and do not know, i am even ready to put him in my house for a couple of days, we are definitely with him that this moment did not speak, well, i think that he won't be against it, so we'll come up with something somewhere, well, yes, when there are 20 shellings per day there and people can tell exactly what is flying by the sound, it can only speak of this terrible thing. the pain they are experiencing, so yes, i really wanted those far away, very worried, to come and looked, and heard with our own ears, saw with our own eyes what is actually happening,

what the civilian population, i apologize, have to experience on a daily basis, especially the children, who are still studying in all these conditions, listen, we need to start some kind of flash mob with mr. tag mr. grossi , i think he is on facebook and... you know, ukrainians are sometimes such a force of public pressure, well, they do great things, we can even remember when the oscar award ceremony was broadcast, yes, and when our documentarians were present there, who were making a tape about mariupol, how the ukrainians then attacked the page of this studio that was broadcasting and said, what is this, please return it to the broadcast, paste back what you cut out, and finally, finally this. .. they returned and explained that there are various broadcasts, in a word something can be done, i suggest something like that to the residents of dnipropetrovsk region, because they have exactly the right to announce it, and

the rest of us will pick it up, maybe it will have some effect , maybe we will hope for it, but most of all we want, you know, hoping for the sky to actually close because it's so hard. it is already becoming clear that we are entering the heating season, and very soon, it is also a little scary, uh, i wanted to know what else to ask ms. odarka, we saw something last time, we looked a little at the prices of housing for rent, and found that in my opinion they surpassed kyiv and lviv in the dnipro, whether it is true, well, the prices, the prices have really increased. and this can indicate, you know, only about e people somewhere not quite e good, who raise these prices,

but at the very first it is his own. or about the large number of people who come to us, again, not only from donetsk region, but also from dnipropetrovsk region, from pavlograd itself, and if we talk about, for example, elderly people, if we talk about people with limited mobility, yes, people with disabilities, we accept such people every day, and our hospitals, and we have a suitable center, for temporary stay, with the hope of further evacuation further, like the rest of the community. will accept such people, but if we talk about people who are in their cars or by train and want to be directly here in dnipro, then it is clear that the prices are rising, and it is becoming more and more difficult for people in their efforts to find housing here, not only because of the prices, but also because it simply does not exist anymore , ugh, listen, finally, you know what i wanted to say, we're running out of time,

i want to say something good. you can see that there is such a sun shining in mrs. odarka's window from the window, and we know that according to the forecast you have 26° today, that's cool, but it's winter in lviv, it's raining from the very morning, here you have absolutely summer weather, and it is so, our weather is wonderful, only this one, let's not forget that we must respect this weather, respect our nature, because in addition to what the enemy inflicts, and such a cruel blow. in the same way , the locals throw up here, then fires, then some other stories, so let's protect each other and unite, donate in order to resist our enemy, and remember in fact that the war is very close, and in fact, no city is very far from it, because theoretically, if collapse, the front collapses, god forbid,

it will come to that, then... you can get to lviv in a day from the front. thank you ma'am, this is very scary stuff. thank you darka, thank you, have a peaceful day, we wish dnipropetrovsk oblast as much as possible, darka bila, a deputy of the dnipropetrovsk regional council, and a volunteer was with us, dear friends, and we are approaching 9 in the morning and we remind you that 9 in the morning is the th hour, when ukrainians should stop, stop and think about those who are no longer with us due to russian aggression... should remember them, in everyone already has such a list, unfortunately, friends, acquaintances, relatives, relatives who are no longer with us, and those who went to defend the country with weapons in their hands and died as soldiers, although perhaps they did not think about such a choice , and that the military will work, and about those who are peaceful people, whom this war killed in their homes. dear friends, 9:00 a.m., a moment

of silence for... all those killed by russia. let's observe a moment of silence in memory of the ukrainian military and civilian citizens of ukraine who died in the war unleashed by russia.