ulyana park is a member of the lviv city council who is currently in sweden. in particular, ulyana pakged to get a grant from a german foundation, which will last three months. within the framework of this project , a number of activities are held. for the children of immigrants , it is also extremely important this chess school and sports games ms. ulyana, if you are still with us at contact, tell me where i can find information and the schedule of these events of outdoor movie screenings for children in lviv and so on. i thank you very much for helping us to spread information and for as many children as possible, first of all, as well as families who moved to lviv uh, could you take part in our events? yes, uh, we uh, we carry out these events from the public organization all-ukrainian democratic forum, and you can get this information on the facebook page. we also have pages in telegram, our project is called shelter friendly lviv and there is information about all our events, as well as a chess school, a summer chess school in telegram, we have our own group there, even a teacher-

andriana, for this comprehensive information andrian gurtnyk, a member of the lviv city council, worked live on the espresso tv channel, we are going further, we are adding viktor yagun, major general of the sbu, retired deputy head of the sbu for the 14th and 15th years glory to ukraine, mr. generals, glory to the heroes from in your opinion, what is the reason for such a high level of shelling of missile launchers this night? why was the enemy so excited ? threats against the united states, their embassy, ​​were threats against our allies. i think that this is just a concentration of the efforts that they were able to muster in the last few days , fortunately, they no longer have that power and we see and by the intensity of the blows and by the effort to raise some reserve. i think that it was just such a concentrated blow, i don't think that he will hold it every day if they are capable of such a blow somewhere, yes, at least once a month. you are already talking about a rather large eh hmm losses in in missiles for for russia well, you see, we have what we have . separate well, tra

in 2011, on the seventieth anniversary of the start of the great patriotic war, the lviv city council decided to hold a prayer service for the victims of communist repressions in galicia. were banned. why lviv in particular probably because here, not only in a special way in june 1941 , the nazis and their accomplices from the ukrainian battalions were met, and june july 1941 was also a black page in the history of the city associated with jewish pogroms that were organized. there, the nationalists about this in the story of anna efimova on june 30, 1941, lviv is occupied by german troops, along with them , a subordinate to the adver of the battalion tractor appears in the city , staffed by ukrainian nationalists from the very morning of that day, it was him trusted, the most dirty job. pogroms begin on the streets, jews are driven out of their houses , humiliated and knocked down, sparing no one, neither the old men, nor women, nor children, walked around during the day and at night, they had razors in their hands. they slaughtered people, cut off their fingers, on which there were g

congratulate lyubomir melnychuk , deputy chairman of the all-ukrainian freedom association in the lviv city council, petro kostyuk colonel, head of the lviv regional organization of the union of officers of ukraine, mykhailo tsimbalyuk, people's deputy of ukraine, all-ukrainian association , motherland, ostap drozdov, journalist, tv presenter , our specialist on nato, today in the studio, oksana yurynets, people's deputy of ukraine of the eighth convocation, as from the head of the permanent delegation of ukraine in the parliamentary assembly, nato, people's deputy of ukraine from the servant of the people yuriy kamenchuk is also with us, but we will immediately join our skype conversation oleksiy danilov, secretary of the national security and defense council of ukraine, i want to note that our guests can also ask questions to mr. oleksiy, mr. oleksiy, an important event happened today, the russians themselves admitted that they had to leave snake island, well, in fact, they pointed out quite pitifully that this is some kind of gesture of goodwill. we all understand that were already caused by the

to lyubomir melnychuk, head of the all-ukrainian city organization of lviv association svoboda deputy head of the freedom faction in the lviv city councilof ukraine from european solidarity deputy head of the mejlis of the crimean tatar people congratulations mykola veresen journalist public and political ball good evening journalist osta p drozdotsky people's deputy of ukraine five convocations also with us commander the intelligence of the marine corps of the armed forces of ukraine, we congratulate the authorities on how to start our discussion, let's listen to the last address of president zelensky about the number of territories that are currently occupied by the russian federation, russian troops entered 3,620 settlements in ukraine, 1,017 of them have already been liberated, another 2,603 ​​are to be liberated , as of today, about 20% of our territory is under the control of the occupiers, almost 125,000 m², which is much more than the area of ​​all the benelux countries together, about 300 thousands of square kilometers are polluted by mines and unexploded shells, almost 12 12 million ukrainians have become internally displaced;

lviv residents can still contribute to the renaming voting ends today on the website of the lviv city councilk tv channel espresso here are the things for the moment i tell you see you at 10: 00 and on, my colleagues yehor chicheryna and anna valevska will continue eterespresso, watch espresso news and euro espresso programs for ukrainian refugees in europe on the air of our channel, a joint broadcast with the atp channel programs of radio freedom, time-time programs of the voice of america, the inclusion of journalists from public television, news releases of bbc news ukraine and franz 24, as well as the broadcast of the information marathon, the only news, together we are the power, glory to ukraine, we took and came and painted everything, purchased minimal equipment and started working will be in its place and do your job, people all group together , work is important as never before, we will revive our cities and our economy and we are fighting to work so that our ukraine prospers, not to hide where i love ukraine i was born here and i want to live here we work with faith in ukraine the

gutnyk, a member of the lviv city council, mr.rian, congratulations i 'm sorry for delaying our conversation a bit, for example, good day good day glory to ukraine glory to ukraine heroes glory to ukraine with its interesting moves we add poignancy to our case children the first question will you become well i'm such a lvivian actually i'm not in i was born in lviv and he didn't live in lviv all the time, but he's so sensitized, as they say , and to a certain extent, mr. andriana, in fact, then i'll ask, if you allow me, what do we know that, in principle, there is a huge problem in the line now , that is, in us gdp is falling, there are huge holes in the budget. and what, for example, are happening in the lviv city budget , what are the losses? all volunteer services have already been established, and in particular the volunteer service of the legion of freedom, but we understand that these are costly parts, body armor is being sewn, uniforms are being sewn, refugees are being accommodated, not all of them are employed yet, accor

have the opportunity to do this project because it is actually inspiring when the deputy of the lviv city council was in touch with us and with direct inclusion from sweden, well, now we will break for news, our colleague anzhelika from sizonenko is ready to present the latest issue from the espresso editorial office colleague, i thank you for your work, colleagues, the enemy is actively prowling mykolaiv oblast, however , our defenders are making a decent impact in kherson, collaborators are preparing to hold a pseudo-referendum, by the way, they are not working there atms and people can withdraw funds only at 7%. in more detail in a moment the 107th day of the russian-ukrainian war continues for your attention news espresso works in the studio anzhelika sezonenko combat operations in the south of ukraine continue 20 howitzer howitzers and three armored personnel carriers are reported to the operational command south in mykolaiv oblast the occupiers searched the berezneguvtskyi shikivskyi and ingulskyi communities however, our defenders give way to the invaders, the enemy continues to strengthen

vice-speaker of the parliament of the seventh convocation, head of the freedom faction in the lviv city council, yaroslav yurchyshyn people's deputy of ukraine justice association oksana yurynets with us people's deputy of ukraine of the 8th convocation head of the regional organization of the party udar and vlad yakushev commander of the intelligence unit of the marine marines of the armed forces of ukraine e.e. government yatushev was wounded already during this full-scale invasion, but before we had two words on the air, he and i talked, he is recovering and will soon be back on the island of power, well, traditionally, we start and are the first to give a word in our broadcasts to the military, what do you do for yourself singled out during the last week, in particular, because on the one hand there are reports about the battles that continue in severodonetsk, on the other hand there are such cautiously optimistic statements about the south of our country well, again, these weapons are weapons, weapons that are given are asked for in certain quantities if follow the messages, but we will ge

if she this idea is close to you, enter it for those who vote in lviv on the website of the lviv city councilso that one of the streets is the name of iryna kalynets of lviv , the eighth court of appeal of lviv banned the socialist party of ukraine, the property of the party and all its branches will be transferred to the state about this public movement he reports honestly, according to the analyst, honestly, the arguments of the sbu and the ministry of justice against the sbu were against the spu. i apologize, the arguments of the security service of ukraine and the ministry of justice against the socialist party were that she has an openly anti-ukrainian and pro-russian position, respectively, the activities and statements of the last three drug leaders are primarily state traitors and drugs, you are working against ukraine and the participation of the aggressor country. of course, it was simply headed and even nominated by this party as a candidate for the presidency of ukraine in 2019, ukrainians did not want to choose kyiv, but now you have a war, medvedev would say now who, by the way,

in 2011, on the seventies anniversary of the start of the great patriotic war, the lviv city council a prayer service for the victims of communist repressions in galicia in 1939 in the forty- first years, all other mass actions in this day, and the ukrainian communists tried to celebrate the day of remembrance of the victims of the great patriotic war in lviv were banned. why lviv in particular probably because here, not only in a special way in june 1941 they met the nazis and their accomplices from the ukrainian battalions roland and overtook june july 1941 - this is also a black page in the history of the city associated with jewish pogroms that were organized there by nationalists about this story by anna efimova june 30, 1941 lvov occupies the german troops together with them in the city there also appears a subordinate to the battalion tractor adver, staffed by ukrainian nationalists from the very morning of that day, it is they who are trusted, the most dirty work. pogroms begin on the streets, jews are driven out of their houses , humiliated and knocked down, sparing no one,

ukraine abandoned you, forget everything, there is no ukraine, that is why today in lviv , journalists and city councile occupation turned to media people from all over the world so that they would not stop talking about ukrainian kherson oblast to feel that from the war you will be told even more, they offered ukrainian kherson oblast to distribute materials in kherson journalists this gives strength and motivates people living under occupation let's bring victory closer together understanding that the valuable future of europe is now being fought for on the territory of our state myroslava prokopyuk volodymyr ruliuk ictv factor - the only news is to protect ukraine means to honor the memory of the heroes of the second world war who gave their lives for the sake of establishing a new world order this is what us army general mark milley believes. he assured the united states and its allies that they will continue to provide significant support to ukraine. he stated this in france during the celebration of the 78th anniversary of the landing of the allied landings on the shores of normandy . but from ru

s why it’s used this way, including for political purposes, back in the eighteenth year, the lviv city councilis, including this, of course, they did not ban it before, then these two different cities. no, i understand, but if this is relevant now, you can translate the example there four years ago. she then they thought that this was also relevant, that is, they they did not complete everything they wanted to the end. right now, the last mugs are being collected, or what? no, well, they, in general , need to ban something all the time, because then this is a manifestation of some political will, because you know, repairing water pipes is much more difficult than just ban russian songs. this is the first second of course, it has a powerful ideology. it is embedded in the theory of ukrainian integral nationalism, for which the main enemy is, well, the donets personnel of the author of this theory, the ideologue. uh, there was a personal russia. then this theory was adopted by an organization of ukrainian nationalists led by stepan bandera, and then it all transformed, i'm trying to understand,

independence , the renaming of streets named after russian writers was in lviv back in the ninety-fifth, by the decision of the city council, lermontov street before was named after the leader of the chechen separatists. jahara. dudayev dudayev was still alive , he died in the ninety-sixth in 2004 in lviv collected signatures for the return of the old name. however, the townspeople nobody heard. but in 2008, despite the protest, the city council decided to assign the name of the heroes of the upa to turgenev street , an organization banned in russia. and later, pushkin street began to bear the name of general upa chuprynka. what the streets during the election campaign of the candidate from western ukraine viktor yushchenko wording against cooperation with russia for cooperation with europe became one of the most popular on the orange maidan, but the real anti-russian hysteria began in 2013-14, the formal reason for the protests was the postponement by the government of president yanukovych of the signing of the trade association agreement with the european . prospects for ukraine the manifesto of the maidan was an anti-ru

yesterday, we agreed on how we trampled on the constitution in ukraine and today's decision of the lviv city councilg there is no demonic power, so that's the point of power, demonic power is a petty demon, and ukrainians, but you look, uh, great orthodox people. they turned satanists into non-pagans, you look at these back. this is what good christians generally imagine, yes, which has always been considered, well, the stronghold of christians in the city to ban the church. but they simply did not pay much attention to the statement of the deputy head of the presidential office; there is such igor zhov there, yes, who he spoke about nato, he says to ukraine they say that you are not members of nato because we do not want nato to tell you that it will not give us anything. well, common statement. it would be possible not to pay attention to him, if johnson yes didn’t surprise me today, who speaks and says openly, well, it’s just complex phrases. i have to read this, because there is a little e with the translation, probably, it has never happened like this. it is even close to possible that ukraine

of independence, the renaming of streets named after russian writers was in lviv back in 1995, by decision of the city council named after the leader of the chechen separatists. jahara. dudayev dudayev was still alive, he died in the ninety-sixth in 2004 in lviv collected signatures for the return of the old name. however, the townspeople nobody heard. but in 2008, despite the protest, the wealthy city council decided to assign the name of the heroes of the upa to turgenev street . organization banned in russia. and then the street. pushkin began to bear the name of general upa chuprynka. that the streets during the election campaign of the candidate from western ukraine viktor yushchenko the wording against cooperation with russia for cooperation with europe became one of the most popular on the orange maidan but the real anti-russian hysteria began in 2013-14, the formal reason for the protests was the postponement of the signing by the government of president yanukovych trade association agreements with the european union, the rebels demanded break with russia in favor of relations with europe and europe.

decisions will be made at the next meeting of the executive committee of the city council . children in one of the lvivools organized parties for local schoolchildren and children of immigrants the organizer of the event the all-ukrainian democratic forum whose team previously created the project shelter and friendly lviv and every week holds several different events for children from forcibly resettled families at the school. they are confident that after long distance learning, live communication and mobile games are important for students, and the organizers say that the communication of small lviv residents with displaced children will contribute to the latter's faster adaptation to the new in general, our project is more aimed at involving internally displaced persons, but that is, to adapt them to life so that they understand that they have forgotten about the war and understand that they have a childhood, although unfortunately the enemy is taking away their childhood, but we adults have this childhood for them to create create a holiday for our children today is a very big holiday this is a hol

independence, the renaming of streets named after russian writers was in lviv back in ninety-fifth so by decision of the city councilenamed in honor of the leader of the chechen separatists. jahara. dudayev dudayev was still alive, he died in the ninety-sixth in 2004 in lviv collected signatures for the return of the old name. however, the townspeople nobody heard. but in 2008, despite the protest, the city council decided to assign the name of the heroes of the upa to turgenev street , an organization banned in russia. and later, pushkin street began to bear the name of the generals, upa chuprynki. that the streets during the election campaign of a candidate from western ukraine, viktor yushchenko, the wording against cooperation with russia for cooperation with europe became one of the most popular on the orange maidan, but the real anti-russian hysteria began in 2013-14, the formal reason for the protests was the postponement by the government of president yanukovych of the signing of a trade association agreement with the european union, the rebels demanded a break with russia in favor of relations with europe a

or believers, in principle, the orthodox church, you said that the lviv council banned this church in the cityt was clear. uh, a few more cities. they are going to ban for what in lviv is going to ban the ukrainian orthodox church for what it is, in the first place it has always been like this, but now there is a reason . that is, including me, we gave them a reason for these residents of the same bandera. we all took a reason why because we can speak russian, because you see we could be collaborators when the russian army was in kiev and so on. it seems to be like priests, but the priests cooperated. uh, the ukrainian orthodox church was not buried. you know the soldiers who died, that is, uh, a far-fetched story, and fake witnesses are gathering, but the bottom line is, you're right, the bottom line is that they don't want us to exist, they don't want us to live inside ukraine, that is, we are people who crossed over to our side for centuries lived there, our ancestors lived there and some of which hmm bandera will not be told. this is not allowed in the church. we are forbidden, he forbids

council. was a gram of illiteracy eliminated in the twenties and thirties lviv ukrainian city or what?ed there after the 40s, something, they all remember correctly, then what kind of population of lvov was the thirty-ninth year. uh, ukrainians were not the main ones there; the current monolithic composition of lviv was formed as a result of three genocides. first they slaughtered all russians, then they slaughtered allergists, then they slaughtered all jews. uh, in the forty-first year, then all the poles, in fact, this is how we turned into ethnic ukrainian lviv and ukrainian galicia. here uh. so what am i to the fact that they cut out who the girls are there very young, who graduated from a pedagogical college there, lord of the pedagogical school, and they went there very well. the occupiers cooperate with the occupation with the occupiers, that's all, the whole argument. i read the current articles with my wife, and mind you, it was written long before the special operation. this is to the question. ah, genocification. as i remember now, there is a ukrainian historian grabovsky wh

thousands of ukrainians the council gives tons of humanitarian aid loads and even under missile strikes continues to work for victory because lviv is unconquered unconquered citiesaine pavlograd industrial center with a cossack past is here because the wolf river was the secret waterway of the zaporozhian cossacks. after the october coup , the unr army led by peter bolbochan drove the bolsheviks out of the city, albeit for only two years. the pavlograd anti-communist uprising became one of the largest in the 1930s. during the occupation, the invaders set up a concentration camp for prisoners of war in the city. and the ghetto where more than 2,000 were destroyed today pavlograd is under shelling but continues to help everyone who needs it because pavlograd residents remember well the conquered cities of ukraine, this progressive melitopol is one of the most comfortable for the habitation of the cities of ukraine thanks to the successful location, the city developed rapidly, but at the same time it suffered due to frequent raids by invaders in the second world war, it became the main defensive point of the nazis, there was an order to hold the steel gates to the

yarosh is a deputy of the city council of the capital, and levko prokipchuk , an expert on the practical application of customs legislation and an ex-chief, is already joining lvivtoms greetings. good day. we apologize for having to wait a little while there . you know that hot news arrived yesterday. terrorist acts continue. unfortunately, let's talk about what will happen from july 1, very soon, namely, the zero customs duty will cease to apply. for cars, we had such an opportunity to bring cars to ukraine, as we used to say on euro plates, but without these taxes, which had to be paid, well, please partially explain in this regard. has something changed in us now the situation at customs, are there queues, are they still trying to take advantage of the last few days? obviously, a lot of people are now trying to reset the border crossing and issue er, they bought their car and er, it actually stayed there for four days, you have to understand that now er, they have increased in all points of tropusk i even yesterday saw a message from the transcarpathian , even the head of the transcarpathian regional military administration, where the head himself is planning

that’s right there in lviv, in ivano-frankivsk, there in short, i don’t know the problem are social thank we want all i counted on you very much in druzhkivka of the city councilthat just yesterday i was told about a conversation on the street of people who are from mariupol and who saw everything, that is, i am different people. people who survived the horrors of mariupol, on which russia simply dropped a bomb and killed half of the children's neighbors. they are evacuating, not all of them come here, but some part and they say that because of azov, if there was no azov , we would have a great peaceful life in mariupol and there are also such people and so on, they saved people, they gave the last dry rations, in particular, there at the factory directly because of that, well, no, no, there will be no such thing , there is no such magical tumbler, where you click, they started to think differently, some part will start to think differently, some part will curse russia, although yesterday it praised and some part will say no no no it's the khokhlys and all this is because of nitrogen why didn't they leave russia there is a possibility well that's another quest

deputies of the city council dismissed onufrienko based on this fact. light bodily harm, in case of proving guilt for committing an offense, the man faces up to 5 years of imprisonment in lviv said goodbye to artem demyd plastun wanderer, an active participant in the revolution of dignity, died in the war on june 18, he was covered by mortar shelling in donetsk region. artem was a historian by profession. he came from the family of the outstanding ukrainian scientist ivan krypyakevich and the priest artemy tsegelskyi, who was persecuted by the soviet authorities. he first went to defend ukraine in 2014. what will be a student , first a volunteer in the azov regiment and then a battalion of special forces harpoon after returning artem traveled a lot and was engaged in his own business when russia began a full-scale aggression, he was in america, but immediately returned to the motherland and went to the front. the farewell ceremony for the soldier was held in the garrison church of peter and paul in lviv. the hero was buried at the lychakiv cemetery. artem's relatives created a scholarship fund named after him at the ukrainian catholic university. scholarships for the study

, yes or believers, in principle, orthodox churches vladimirovich said that the lviv council banned this church in the cityhem a reason to these residents with the same bandera. we gave a reason why because we can speak russian , because we saw we could be collaborators when the russian army was in kiev and so on. it seems to be like priests, but the priests cooperated. uh, the ukrainian orthodox church was not buried, but you know the soldiers who died, that is, uh, a far-fetched story. uh, fake witnesses are gathering, but the bottom line is, you 're right, the whole point is that they don't want us to exist, they don't want us to live inside ukraine, that is, we are people who switched to our side for centuries lived there, our ancestors lived there and some of what hmm bandera will not be told . this is a church. you can't have it here. we are forbidden. well, we forbid you once in soviet times. i already worked as an official, not a single friend in kiev spoke. listen says. that's how you live there at all, how do you bury runes there? well, eat. and what does he say when i go abroad by car, i refuel