more details. we are talking about this with my colleague ostap yarysh, who is joining the live broadcast greetings maria. so what is known about this aid, what capacities will be provided to ukraine? yes, maria, this is not the largest package of military aid from the us that we have seen, but it included stinger missiles, as well as ammunition for heymars, 155 mm artillery shells. we also saw multifunctional radars, armored ambulances, missiles and dude were also there. and other equipment currently needed by the ukrainian defense forces, this package is provided from pentagon warehouses, as state secretary antony blinkin said, its delivery should expect to the armed forces of ukraine in the near future. ostap, i also want to talk to you about another topic that we are closely following, which is the results of the operation of the ukrainian defense forces in the kursk region, it seems that this operation... caught not only kurians, but also american officials in znenatsk. how does the united states react to the fact that the armed forces have crossed the russian border and are already

my colleague ostap yarysh followed the details. congratulations, ostap. greetings, oleksiy.t a reaction what is the official reaction to the alleged ukrainian offensive in kursk oblast? indeed, we have seen comments from representatives of the white house and the state department, john kirby, the adviser to the white house on communications in the field of national security, john kirby, reacted with restraint so far, he said that it would be better and more appropriate if the armed forces of ukraine themselves would comment on this, if they will talk about their own actions, he said in a comment to reporters, after all, let's hear this, his comment on this matter. i will allow it is most appropriate for the ukrainians to talk about their operations, one way or another, so i would refer you to the armed forces of ukraine to talk about what they are doing, we will focus on making sure they have what they need to protect themselves . i would also like to add that there is no change in our policy of facilitating or encouraging strikes inside russia, beyond the fact that we have

shelters were questioned by ostap yarysh.nk you for finding time for this conversation, we are in chicago now with you, you have come to the united states for the second time, in seven months, it seems, and for the second time also in chicago. today, why are you here, for what purpose? considering the fact that chicago has the largest ukrainian community, and we have a lot of donors here, well, accordingly, we do not divide ukrainians into those who live in ukraine, outside of ukraine, anywhere. is our donor, we are trying to shorten the distance and tell people about the work of the fund in numbers, in events, in amounts, in budgets, and so on, and actually this was the basic main purpose of the visit, but thank god there was another reason for the visit, recently, uh, well , almost six months ago, we registered in chicago... tula foundation usa, and we 're trying to do everything to make it more convenient for our donors in the united states to donate, and at the time we got the 51c3 tax status , we realized that it should

our correspondent ostap yarysh works in chicago, he is joining our broadcast right now. hello, ostap. ostape, what did president biden talk about, what were the main points of his speech , and what did he actually say about ukraine? congratulations natalya. yes, indeed, we are here at the united center arena in chicago. now rehearsals are underway for the main acts, which will begin tonight. yesterday, in addition to joe biden, hilary clinton, as well as american first lady jill biden, spoke here. senators, american congressmen, including today we expect the speeches of barack and michelle obama, but let's return to the speech of joe biden, of course, he was the headliner of last night and in his speech he focused on two aspects, on the aspect of the results of his work, on the position of president and during his 50-year career, he spoke mainly about matters of domestic politics, about reconstruction democracy, about supporting the middle class of americans, about women's reproductive rights, but he also mentioned... and about foreign policy, in particular about strength

our correspondent ostap yarysh works at the congress of democrats. he joins the studio right now. what did yesterday's speaker talk about, what were the main messages from the stage of the ostapa democratic party congress? i congratulate natalya, i congratulate our viewers. indeed, yesterday was the second day of the democratic convention. the headliners were barak and michelle obama, and it looks like they really succeeded in energizing the people who were here, at least from the reaction we saw and heard to their speeches, different messages actually came from the speakers, not only duck emhow, the second gentleman, not only obama spoke, there was, for example, senator bernie sanders, there was the governor from the state of illinois, jay britzker, there were also other influential democratic politicians, from the fact that we heard yesterday, and basically these messages, they are repeated in previous days like this. and therefore call for and talk about the importance of supporting the middle class, theses of supporting women's reproductive rights are often heard from the stag

ostap yarysh works at the convention of the democratic party in chicago. in our next programs, we will inform you about the latest news of the congress from the place of events. president biden's passing of the baton in the fight for the presidential seat to kamala harris is not the first time in the political history of the united states that the incumbent president refused to run for a second term. the 36th president of the united states, lyndon johnson, also decided not to participate in the presidential race. in 1968, or a similar legacy biden on the achievements of lyndon johnson, oleksiy kovalenko found out. i will not seek or accept my party's nomination for another term as president. so sounded the unexpected announcement of lyndon johnson in 1968, he refused to participate in the race for a second term of 56 years. later, in the same room in the oval office , president joe biden explained why he decided to withdraw his candidacy from the presidential race. you know, there's a time and a place, but there's also a time and a place for new voices, fr

thank you, ostap, for your work, ostap yarysh is working at the convention of the democratic party in chicago, let's continue. follow its progress together and we will inform you about the latest events. right now , republican presidential candidate donald trump is giving a speech on the economy to voters in york, pennsylvania. earlier on monday, his running mate , republican vice-presidential candidate jady vance, met with voters in philadelphia. wentz promised to restore america's economic power, bring back jobs and increase energy production in the u.s. he criticized the current administration, particularly camelo harris, for its economic policies, including rising fuel, electricity and food prices. in addition, he blamed garis for her refusal to talk to the press. however, on monday , harris had the opportunity to answer questions from reporters on board the plane during the flight to chicago. runs away from zmi. an election campaign is like an extended job interview work this person is asking you for a promotion to the position of president of the united states, but she refuses t

our correspondent ostap yarysh is currently working in chicago, he is joining our studio right now. hello ostap. ostape, kamela garis entered the presidential race as a democratic candidate less than a month ago. this is a record short period before the voting day in november. what is the current mood in the democratic camp and what can be done expect? at this democratic convention ? natalya, according to my impressions , enthusiasm and energy have increased among the voters in the democratic party, which was actually lacking a month ago, you said correctly a month ago, the campaign and the situation within the democratic party looked completely different, joe biden looked like that then, he was the only one the democratic candidate in this election, the party lacked energy, and we also saw joe biden struggling in the polls. to compete with donald trump, now the situation looks different, at least from the sentiments we see here today. the main program starts in 4 hours in chicago. what we are looking forward to tonight is a speech by us president joe biden. he will address the parti

thank you stapa, for your work ostap, yarysh is monitoring the progress of the congress of the democratic party in chicago. two independent expert reports published this week by the freedom house think tank and recorded future, a cybersecurity company, point to increased attempts to disrupt the us presidential election. we are talking about the growth of information manipulation, political violence and intimidation. more about this in andriy borys' story. american voters are increasingly being targeted by insiders spreading false information ahead of the 2024 presidential election, a rights group's report on election vulnerabilities says. freedom house. about 70% of republicans and gop supporters believed in a conspiracy theory that the results of the 2020 presidential election were illegitimate. now on the eve of 2024 , we have seen that this narrative is already emerging and dominating. the analyst also notes. that there is an increase in online intimidation and harassment of representatives of electoral bodies, as well as political violence. we've seen political candidates come under d

congress of democrats and the future policy of kamela garis regarding ukraine, we will talk with ostap yaryshworks in chicago. i congratulate you ostap. so, how did garis appear to millions of voters during her speech and what are the key points of her policy now? i congratulate maria, i congratulate ours. indeed, it was, it was the main task of kamela garis to tell more about herself, about how she formed her personality, and what actually led to her political career, kamela garis spoke a lot about her roles and achievements as a prosecutor in california, later, we remember she was a senator, now she is a vice president and a candidate for president of the united states, who told malagari about her personal story, about how she grew up with a single mother. and in an underprivileged area in california, and the fact that she can understand the challenges that the american middle class is facing right now, we heard her speak, of course, she talked a lot about how she would see her policies as president, did not focus much on achievements in the role vice president, and this is one of the criti

yes, to my question ostap yarysh's colleagues responded at the pentagon. more detail about the course of the kursk operation with my colleague andriy borys, who is joining the live broadcast. i congratulate andria. greetings maria. so, a debate arose again in the media about whether ukraine reported. partners in advance about this operation, some russian media even write that it was the west that planned these events, how do they react to these statements in washington? yes, maria, there are indeed such accusations, in fact, the voice of america addressed this issue to the us national security council, and there was short answer, no, the ukrainian government did not inform us about this operation in advance, but as you know, ukraine constantly informs the united states. actually about the course of action at the front and this was announced by john kirby, adviser on communications in the field of national security of the usa. as previously reported in the pentagon, the us fully agrees with the actions of ukraine, these are legitimate actions to protect ukr

our program chas tym, my name is ostap yarysh.harris has officially announced her running mate, minnesota governor tim waltz will be the democratic vice-presidential candidate. as a governor, coach, teacher and veteran, he has helped working families just like his own. it's great to have him in the team - said kamelagalis. now let's start work more about the position of tim waltz, his position on ukraine and the reaction of republicans to this choice. let's talk with... voroshko, who is now joining our broadcast. tanya, i congratulate you. congratulations step. so tanya, let's talk about tim walls. what is known about the governor of minnesota, because it seems that many americans outside of minnesota knew very little about him until recently. so, tim walsh is 60 years old. he was born, grew up in nebraska, such an agricultural state, then lived in minnesota, in a small town and still for a long time he led such a rather simple life. he was a teacher, coached the local football team as well. he served 24 years in the national guar

congratulations, the voice of america is on the air in ukrainian on... the chas time program, my name is ostap yaryshinue to actively discuss ukraine's operation in the kurdish region. many publications draw attention to the fact that the war has moved to russian territory and emphasize that for the first time since the second world war, a foreign army entered russian territory. at the same time, journalists make guesses about the goals of such an operation, but draw attention to the fact that ukraine has not yet provided an explanation for this. spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs of the ministry of foreign affairs. heorhiy tykhy of ukraine stated that ukraine is not interested in taking the territory of the kursk region, but wants to protect the lives of its people who were subjected to shelling across the border. meanwhile, the operation of ukraine was commented on by american senators who visited kyiv. they called it historic and called on the biden administration to provide ukraine with more support for success on the battlefield. what do i think about kursk: a brave, brilliant, beautif