future into our prosperous future, and this situation, they are for many citizens, they are special, because this is when i was, uh, you know, these situations are the most difficult when you attend a funeral, or you are told that someone has died, and recently, we were hiding a scout from our military unit, yehor, and i handed over the flags with words on behalf of the president. of ukraine, supreme commander-in-chief, i ask you to accept this flag as a symbol of the state, which your son served faithfully and to the end, and when the mother began to just sob and cry, and she accepts this the flag, and she understands that our struggle continues, she lost her son, but she did not lose the country, and i am naked when i say this, she did not lose the country, and this unity, we still have it. and

we unite in such difficult critical situations, and this critical situation is still with us, because as we talked with you at the beginning, when the enemy hits the vivat publishing house in kharkiv, he destroys our books, he destroys our culture, when he hits the institutes, when he hits the schools, he wants to destroy our intellectual component so that we did not develop, but our citizens continue to publish books in the ukrainian language and write poems. to develop new means of rep, to develop new uavs that can burn warehouses in the depths of the russian federation, new citizens are also joining, who are performing a security operation in the kursk region, the same ones who have already been fighting for 2.5 years, they are losing their health, and they do not go to the szz, and they will continue to fight in the pokrovsky direction, and we have enough strong citizens and enough strength, motivation to continue to oppose the russian federation. thank you for this conversation,

i will remind our viewers that we had the opportunity to talk with vitaly lytvyn, a hero of ukraine, an officer of the national guard of ukraine, the rubizh brigade, and we are very grateful to the institution, the reid bookstore, for the fact that we have the opportunity to hold this, very an important conversation for me, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you team, my name is khrystyna yatskiv and... see you, the war continues, and not only for territories, it is also a war for minds. we are engaged in propaganda. russia is throwing millions of petrodollars into that turn ukrainians into little russians. ukraine will become russia. countering

russian information attacks in the chronicles of information war project with olga ley. tuesday, thursday 18:15, repeat, tuesday, friday at 22:00. every week, maria gurska meets with the head of the committee on foreign affairs of the polish sejm, the representative of the polish government for the restoration of ukraine, pawel koval. as always, we talk about the most important things that happened this week in poland, ukraine, and europe. what is being said about ukraine in the eu? how should we perceive the statements of european politicians and what will ours look like accession to the eu? in the project close to politics, close to the world with maria gurska, every sunday at 15:30 with a repeat at 22:00 in cooperation with sestria au. watch this week in the judicial control program with tatyana shustrova. generous relatives, how does the judge manage to drive the mother's lexus, which does not even have a driver's license. she really had no right, but

would she appoint a candidate who understated the value of property and accepted expensive gifts as a judge? my grandmother has been a private entrepreneur since 2019. congratulations, judicial control is on the air. institutional reboot and personnel renewal of the judiciary based on the norms of professional ethics and integrity is the basis of the judicial reform currently being carried out in ukraine. its successful implementation is the main requirement. for our further path to the eu, we will talk about how successfully the transformation is taking place and whether the moral and professional qualities of justice officials meet high standards today, but first the news. the higher anti-corruption court announced the verdict of the judge of the summer district court of sumy mykola shershak. he was found guilty of receiving an illegal benefit and was sentenced to seven years. imprisonment. in 2019

, judge mykola šarshak was detained while receiving a $2,000 bribe. $1,700 was found at the judge's home, another $300 during a personal search. the judge hid part of the money in a jar made of green peas. then judge shirshak demanded money from the person accused of driving a car while intoxicated for not bringing him to justice. according to the investigation, the judge received these funds. mykola sherchak's sentence has not yet entered into force and an appeal may be filed against him. the third disciplinary chamber of the higher council of justice dismissed serhiy, the judge of the khust district court of the zakarpattia region. tavytsky, who was caught driving drunk in march of this year. the amount of alcohol in the blood was three times higher than the norm. the tyachiv district court of zakarpattia region brought him to administrative responsibility. now the judge was one step away from dismissal. during the preliminary inspection, i was asked

to give an explanation to judge savytskyi set out in narrow circumstances. judge savytska did not provide an explanation. the final decision must be made by the supreme council of justice in its entirety . the corruption court has started considering the appeal in the case of the former judge of the leninsky district court of poltava serhiy kononenko. in july of this year, he was found guilty of receiving an illegal benefit and sentenced to six years in prison with confiscation of property. according to the investigation materials, kononenko received uah 300 for the decision to recognize ownership of a self-built garage and uah 500 in in the case of debt recovery of uah 100,000. kononenko. tried so hard to postpone the sentence that he even tried to mobilize to the armed forces. however, he did not succeed. the judges stated that the mobilization to lavzu was a way of evading the court. the higher anti-corruption court scheduled the review of the appeal for november 4. while the higher

qualification commission of judges continues the competition for vacant positions of judges, the supreme council of justice is already forming a president. to volodymyr zelensky, a submission on the appointment of judges of local courts. the vrp considers candidates who have already been selected and recommended by a higher qualification commission, recognizing them as virtuous and meeting professional criteria and ethical requirements. some applicants are simply amazing. this is cherkasy district administrative court judge valentina orlenko. and she has not administered justice for more than seven years due to the expiration of her full term. studied at the school of judges, sometimes helped colleagues prepare projects, prepared some for meetings. valentina orlenko is a classic judge and uses standard schemes, issued a lexus for her 62-year-old mother. at that

time, if i'm not mistaken, it was 62 years old, but in modern times, a woman who always took care of herself. the judge assures that the mother dreamed of a car and spent her whole life collecting funds for it, but... but getting a driver's license did not increase. mother had driving skills because her father had a car, so she really didn't have a license, and your mother never, never enrolled in any courses. oh, she promised me, she said she would sign up, but since this car purchase was related to that she understands that i am entering the car, she planned, after all, she found out for herself in which city she will license and transferred the car to me for use, so that i would take care of the children and in including trips to school. it is interesting that the judge used this lexus even before the alleged mother bought the car from the direct

owner. a third person, the owner of the car, gave you a power of attorney for the right of use and disposal, yes, yes, yes, my mother asked me to provide my data and... it looks like so that the car was immediately purchased for valentina orlenko, and not for the pensioner's mother, however, despite the judge's dubious explanations, the supreme council of justice recognized her as worthy of a judge's mantle, i suggest submitting a petition to the president of ukraine to appoint valentina ivanovna orlenko to the position. cherkasy district administrative court. voting has been completed, 16 members of the vrp voted for, zero against, the decision has been made. and this is another candidate for the position of judge, oleksandr bessonov. he wants to become a judge of the teplodar court of odesa region.

honesty is giving the true information that is available. good. nothing to hide, nothing to distort. do not transfer to the shoulder of the second or third. people, oleksandr besonov has a wonderful family, relatives have been giving valuable gifts and helping for the past few years, while the candidate for judge is engaged in scientific activities and self-improvement. in the 22nd year, my mother gave me funds, you declared the gift in the 23rd year, yes, yes, it is from my grandmother, yes , my grandmother has been a private entrepreneur since 2019. at the same time, besonov does not know why specifically, what does his grandmother do, what is your activity that generates such a rather serious income, i won't tell you right away, well, what is written, of course, that's what she does, and you don't know? i will not tell you. in addition to caring relatives, oleksandr bessonov has an incredible character. in 2017,

he bought a two-level apartment in novobudo near kyiv with an area of ​​125 m2 for uah 143. it's not the city of kyiv, it's a village, but it's near kyiv, it's actually, well, now she looks a little different, now she looks a little different, when it was the 17th year. when we got there, it was paula, and i was sorry. cabbage was still growing on it, but roman maselko, a member of the supreme council of justice, checked the words of the candidate for the post of judge and found that construction in the open field began in 2014, so in the 17th oleksandr bessonov could hardly see cabbage there, it starts at least in january in 2014 , the average price per square meter there was uah 7,200 at the time... in may 2017, when you bought, the average price per square meter was 10,500, but you

bought it for 1,100, that is, nine times cheaper. how can you explain it? i will explain to you again, the apartment was purchased at the foundation stage, i'm going in right now, looking at your complex from a bird's eye view as of... the date you bought this house, and you say it's at the foundation level, but your house, according to this data, it is completely built, it may not yet be arranged inside, it is obvious that, but it has already been completely erected, all floors have been erected, the roof is covered, that is, well, that is, it is definitely not a foundation, or to be honest, oleksandr besonov is not very good at it, or he really well, very lucky, and the developer just forgot about... you another zero to the cost of the apartment. besonov's wife is also very lucky. in 2019, she

managed to buy a bentley continental for uah 100,000. and it is at least eight times cheaper than the market value. why such a cost? because its technical and external condition did not match the higher cost. the supreme council of justice could not make a positive decision. regarding oleksandr besonov and asked him for additional confirmation of the truth of his words. by this time, a break has been announced. and for today i have everything. it was judicial control and i, tatyana shustrova. if you know the facts of corruption in the judicial system, or you want to report an unscrupulous judge who makes illegal decisions, write to me on facebook or to the e-mail address you have. see on the screen. it's all good, we'll meet in exactly one week.

greetings, i will immediately start with the question of how to preserve the connection of ukrainian children abroad with their homeland, is our government doing enough to solve this problem, what consequences will ignoring this issue have for the demographic situation in ukraine? let's let's look at the facts. almost a million ukrainian children currently live in the countries of the european union, but only 4,000 of them are covered by our online school. what this means is that over half a million children are actually cut off from. of ukrainian education. this situation is a direct threat to our future. the problem isn't just the quantity, the quality of the online education these kids are getting also raises serious questions. the programs currently in use were created during the covid pandemic. some of them are even 20 years old. they absolutely do not take into account specifics of education of refugee children. two years

ago, the family of anastasia lukashevich was forced to separate. her husband left. a volunteer at the front, and she and her two children came to munich. the youngest son was looking for a kindergarten for a long time, but the 14-year-old daughter immediately went to a german school. in germany, sanctions for ignoring the educational process turned out to be much tougher than in poland. there will be no questionable payments, it’s just that if your child does not go to school, the first flight will come to you with juvenile prevention jugendam, and the second the police will come to you on the flight to sort things out. why doesn't the child attend school, any national otaki are not welcome in germany, well, i don't know, the creation of some enclaves, let's say, they have a very good integration system in principle, the mother together with her daughter resisted assimilation, eva studied in parallel with two

schools, face-to-face in munich and online ukrainian school, to combine two such different. programs are difficult for children, because in ukraine, unfortunately, no one took care of adapting the educational process to new challenges. this year we have already accepted a willful decision that we will study the ukrainian component independently, we also have books in ukrainian, i try to follow what comes out, and friends bring them, and relatives, i buy ukrainian books myself, the child will just take something and read to himself, the same there i i don't know bad. anastasia's story is only the tip of the iceberg. in three years, our ministry of education has not proposed a comprehensive plan on how to preserve the connection of schoolchildren with their homeland. instead of creating a dedicated online platform for children abroad, they continue use outdated methods. and in addition, in the draft budget for the 25th year, we

see a reduction in education funding, and this is not just short-sighted, it is really dangerous, dangerous for... tatyana magdi came to poland with her 11-year-old son, and at first amir was conscientiously engaged only in the ukrainian online school, and the teachers decided to shift their responsibilities onto the shoulders of the mother, who was working at several jobs at the same time, then a long list of what needed to be done came, who was supposed to do it, the parents were supposed to do it, i don't do it, the parents are not involved, the parents will figure it out on their own, but i had the feeling that... you are busy, you will come up with something. teachers had no financial incentive to engage in distance education. the authorities did not foresee a separate program for refugees, and therefore no budget for it. therefore, the quality of the online school was falling more and more, and more and more children were leaving it. so tatyana transferred her son to poland, but there are new problems there. my son was crying until

he was hysterical that his boys had shot him in the toilet. there are no video cameras there are video cameras around the school, but they understand, they are not stupid, so to speak, and they knocked me to the ground and started dragging me with my feet on the floor, forcing me to drink water from the toilet. svitlana kononenko came to the czech republic from the city of rubizhne, luhansk region, together with her two teenage daughters. czechs paid social assistance only for the first three months. the woman went to work, where she works with worlds. until 10 p.m. every day without a day off, this is the only way to pay the apartment rent. the daughters went to a czech school, but they cannot get used to bullying. a woman complains that her child is being bullied at school. says one gets the impression that one goes to school to survive. the girls are guilty only because they are ukrainian. the only outlet for them was the rubezhan school, which they attended

online, in parallel with the czech school, so the decision of the ministry of education to close it this year became real for parents. a shock: the families managed to defend the school, it has not been closed yet, it is the last thing that connects their children and ukraine, but there is no guarantee that the rubezhan school will not be liquidated. the experience of parents shows another problem: transferring responsibility for education to parents, but to survive in someone else's country, parents often work multiple jobs and cannot replace professional educators. we need really systemic state support, not individual support. initiatives, although, of course, these initiatives should be welcomed. of course, there are many positive examples, for example, the unbreakable ukraine initiative with the opening of evening schools in poland. but why is this being done by public organizations and not the state. why won't our government create a network of such schools in places where ukrainians live compactly, at least in european countries of the union kateryna zhuk and her daughter margarita

are lucky with the online school. teachers are sensitive, they understand that refugee children cannot lose contact with ukraine, otherwise they will not return here. i transferred to the pokrovsk city school, they work remotely. currently, and i am very grateful to them. what they said, we will help, because we understand that the children need to return to ukraine later, and this, this is also our contribution, such a teacher's contribution to ukrainian children, we all strive to return the children to ukraine. kateryna's story shows that it is possible to organize if there is a desire quality online learning. but why does it depend on the enthusiasm of individual teachers and not on the systemic policy of the ministry of education. we are standing. before the real threat of losing a whole generation of ukrainians. children who do not receive quality ukrainian education lose their connection with their homeland. they are obviously

integrating into the society of other countries, and the probability of their return to ukraine is rapidly decreasing. and this is not just an educational problem, it is a real demographic catastrophe. this disaster is coming. and people panic, because they simply have nowhere to turn. and they see. and when they see how effectively the government manages internally displaced tabits, what they will receive and how their right to housing, their children's right to education, and how they are treated in general, then people panic, and i understand that then people will apply to any there as a refugee, they will take any measures they can, just to stay in the social state, which

social state is not on paper, but it is written in our constitution, yes, ukraine is a social state state, in addition to the fact that ukraine is a social state, i perfectly understand that ukraine is still a poor state, but for some reason we have budget funds for a lot. which could be done without, but are not directly on the people who have lost everything. anastasia's words confirm my fears, people do not see the prospects of returning, because the authorities do not create any conditions for this. promises to create a ministry of return remain just promises. you saw, i said in the draft budget, there is absolutely no funding for this. in my opinion, are not at all interested in our children returning to... the country and knowing the ukrainian language, because if the government and the ministry of education were primarily interested in the fact that the children who left

the territory of ukraine and wanted them to continue studied, they would make the platform free, where children would receive all the same knowledge. what can we do? it is necessary to adopt the draft law urgently. new demographic policy, i registered it with my colleagues in the summer. this law provides for a comprehensive approach to the solution demographic problems. this approach should include issues of education and the return of ukrainians abroad. we cannot afford to lose a whole generation of ukrainians. the time to act is now. if you agree that this issue needs to be addressed immediately, please share this video. subscribe to the channel to learn new investigations. stories, initiatives, because together we can make the government pay attention to the future of our children. and for more details about the problems of our refugees studying abroad, see

link we will win together. verdict with serhiy rudenko, from now on in a new, two-hour format. even more analytics, even more important topics, even more top guests: foreign experts, inclusion from abroad. about ukraine, the world. under the front , society, and also feedback, you can express your opinion on a bad day with the help of a telephone survey, turn on and turn on, the verdict with serhiy rudenko, from tuesday to friday from 20 to 22. we are servicemen of a separate unit of grig named volodymyr hryga, a group of drones aviation complexes of the 76th separate. in the zaporozhye direction , combat clashes take place daily due to the constant assaults of the enemy, this is not the vyminayepil direction, which our battalion has been defending for almost two years.

at the moment, we are ... three times more means of correction and inflicting fire damage from the sky, so we are appealing to everyone who cares to collect funds for 20 drones of the dudey mavic klasic type and 10 mavic 3t, yes, the amount is not small, but the lives of brothers and your relatives are much more expensive, we really hope for your support, donation and distribution, let's together not let the occupier take a step further and accelerate the victory together, glory to ukraine, to the heroes, glory, nine-year-old khrystinka yusupova is on your screens. the girl lived in the kharkiv region, in the border region with russia, in the city of vovchansk. information about the child's disappearance appeared as early as june 2022. but since then, there

has been no news about the child's possible whereabouts. was coming i really hope that with your help the girl will be found. let's take another look at her photo. in khrystinky has a round face, short blond hair and brown eyes. in this picture, the girl is much younger than nine, but this is not surprising, since more than two years have passed since the disappearance of the child. if anyone suddenly saw khrystinka yusupova, or knows where she might be now, call us immediately on the hotline . magnolia child tracing services by short number 11630. calls from any ukrainian mobile operator are free. if suddenly there is no connection or an opportunity to call, write to the chatbot of the children's search service in telegram. and now once again i want to tell the amazing story of seven-year-old sofiyka golynska. the girl lived with her mother in odesa in the city of balta. and imagine, she disappeared at the end. of 2020

. the police say that the child was kidnapped by her grandmother, lyudmila holinska. and for almost four years, it is not known where the woman is hiding the child. it was established that in december 2020, a woman kidnapped her three-year-old granddaughter sofya golynska in the baltsky district of the odesa region. but until now, their exact location is unknown. lyudmila golindska mykhailovna 01.04. 1968. birth, height about 162-170 cm, dense build, limp is healing, hair color can change, eyes are light, has visible moles in the area of ​​the nasolabial fold. previously, there was a version that already during a full-scale war, the child could be taken abroad to one of the countries of the european union, and later the police said that the alleged abductor of the girl, her grandmother, could be in kyiv. of course, if... leaving

her trail, there is a high probability that it will also be the location of the child, but sophia's grandmother carefully disguises herself and constantly changes her appearance, however, i really hope that one of you will recognize her and help establish her location and most importantly, in this way it will be possible to find sofiyka golinska. i appeal to everyone, and especially to kiyan, if anyone has seen this woman or knows where she may be, please call us immediately on the hotline. child tracing services by short number 11630. calls from all mobile operators are free. as for seven-year-old sofiyka, now it is very difficult to describe her appearance. imagine the last time the girl's mother saw her little girl, when she was only 3.5 years old. i don't know, i don't know, the fate of my child, in what condition she is, how she looks, then she was

meters. she has blue eyes, she was dressed for the last time in a pink dress, young blue jeans, a blue blouse with two tails, it was in the 20th year, of course, in more than three years, sofiyka has grown up and changed, but i don't think that so radically , that it is impossible to recognize her, so please look carefully at her face in... girls, big blue eyes and light blond hair, in these photos she is somewhere three years, and here is one of the last pictures, where sofias are about 3.5. of course, the girl's mother also has a video of her daughter. well, you're an adult girl already? hey, not for that, but for that, not for that, but for that.