he monitors the ceremonies commemorating the victims of terrorist attacks iryna solomko, she joins our studio from new york. hello, irina. congratulations natalya. iryna, what words did she use? to the nations political leaders on this day. yes, natalia, actually president joe biden and vice president kamala harris, they have made statements regarding these annuals since the morning. 23 years ago, including joe biden, he talked about how 23 years ago terrorists believed that they would be able to, respectively , bring the united states and americans to their knees and break our will, but that didn't happen, and he also said , that before in the face of fear, we unite to protect the country and help each other, and this is a direct quote from joe biden, in turn , vice president kamalagari, of course, she also spoke a lot about, that is, the importance of uniting the nation. but in that she also talked about what she remembered about the americans who served in afghanistan and for whom the purpose was to fight the evil of terrorism, and accordingly she talked about what she recalled that

iryna solomko and pavlo teryho visited the clinic and talked with the doctors who are making incredibleorts, so that wounded soldiers could see again. yuri bilyk, professor of ophthalmology, has been working as a plastic surgeon at wills eye hospital for more than 30 years. he is engaged in reconstruction of the eye, both eyelids and... one of the best eye hospitals in the usa, it is located in philadelphia, where a large ukrainian community lives, that's how everything was in the ukrainian community here, we all helped everything, that is, this is such a tradition, such a community knows the phone, my colleagues know, and there are organizations, people from the community who will call me, but i can say that the administration here, not only here, al in jefferson too. but he very, very never says no, everything somehow finds a place and sometimes you really need equipment and so on, but they smooth it all out without a problem. roman wangeryuk, one of the volunteers of the revive soldiers ukraine charity fund. this organization was one of the first to bring ukrainian military personnel

iryna solomko and pavlo terekhov talked with the musicians.this is part of one of the first k-52 alligator helicopters shot down over gostomil. march 22, we received literally two pieces of this, this blade, this front, the drum of the band of antibodies. knows everything about the lots that are put up at auctions, he personally collected them in military units that help them with antibodies, as part of the culture against war tour, the musicians brought almost 700 kg of various trophy artifacts to the united states. we went through a complicated bureaucratic procedure, cleared customs, cleared customs, and all of this is now officially in the united states, as an art project, as art installations, and all of this is available at auctions. among the most intact ships is a russian drone. now a whole eagle will be almost impossible to find, this is precisely the case when the experience of our planes and the inexperience of the enemy, who was flying above at a very low altitude, coincided and now there was a whole undamaged orland, not only that

thank you, iryna solomko, you were in touch with us, we talked about the results of volodymyr zelenskyi's meeting with donald trump. we continue the topic with yulia yarmolenko, who followed volodymyr zelenskyi's other meetings with kamela garis and joe biden. now, i hope we can join julia with us here on the air from the white house. yulia, i congratulate you, thank you for joining. share the details of yesterday's meeting with kamra garis, were you present at it in person, what important did you hear there? of course, journalists were present at the public part of this meeting, it was already the seventh meeting of the ukrainian president with the american vice president, as he said. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, hopefully not the last at this meeting, volodymyr zelenskyy presented his own plan for the victory of ukraine, also talked about the situation on the battlefield, in particular the operation in kursk region, and garis zelenskyy also discussed ways to achieve a just peace based on the principles of the un charter, and of course, before this meeting, kamela garis made

doctors for help, the volunteers realized that they needed to intensify their efforts, continued iryna solomkoe first wounded ukrainian servicemen began arriving in philadelphia in 2015. the city is home to a number of powerful medical centers that have volunteered to treat wounded defenders. iryna vashchuk disipio is the founder and head of the revive soldiers ukraine charity fund. he remembers that the first military men were settled in acquaintances. and it's stressful for people, and it's stressful for the military itself. well, maybe a month there is okay, but if a person has to live somewhere for six months, that's enough. so we began to think about the fact that we need to have something one where the military will be comfortable, where they will feel good, comfortable. money for the purchase of a house was collected all over the country, and in the late fall of 2022, volunteers bought a small building in the suburbs of philadelphia, where the ukrainian community is concentrated, for $450,000. we bought things that we had enough money for, but ah... charity collections, they are not so

my colleagues yulia yarmonko and iryna solomko will talk about the main results of the general assemblynd how the visit of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi to the usa is going. i congratulate you, colleagues yulia, first to you, you did you listen today? speeches in the general assembly, what did the american president talk about and, in particular, what did he say about ukraine? oleksiy, of course, this speech by the american president was extremely important for several reasons: firstly, it is joe biden's last speech as president before the un general assembly, and secondly, of course, now is a very important, critically important moment for ukraine, when the ukrainian the president comes to the united states to garner more support. and by supporting his own plan of victory, which he brought to the united states. what i noted for myself today from the speech of the american president is that despite the fact that he spoke about wars, conflicts, about the challenges that are currently in the world, his speech was optimistic, focused on the future, he definitely mentioned th

i will remind you that iryna solomko told us about the meeting of the un general assembly from new yorkwhile, addressing world leaders, volodymyr zelenskyy emphasized that there is no alternative to the ukrainian peace formula. my colleague yulia yarmolenko managed to ask several other officials whether they see an alternative to the ukrainian proposal. do you think there is enough support in the world for the victory plan and peace plan of the ukrainian president? i have not seen the details of the latest plan that president zelensky is going to present to the american leadership, so we will have to wait. do you agree that there can be no alternative to the ukrainian vision of peace? the slovak republic supports any peace plan initiative, as we did with the formula. peace of mr. zelenskyi. we were very active and i was personally present at the last peace summit in switzerland. i am very glad that those who attended this peace summit are doing very well realize that the next one has to be with all the major stakeholders or we will not see the light at the end of the tunnel of this cris

iryna solomko asked oleksandr glyadyelovov about the difficulties of working as a military photographerbefore the war in ukraine , you saw the war, you were in transnistria, you were in chechnya, you were in nagorno-karabakh, how much is this experience of the war in ukraine, it is different if you compare it, well, the main thing is the war in ukraine, in my country was attacked, this attitude, this side chosen because other conflicts were where i did not live, this year i had an exhibition in kyiv. for the first time after the invasion , it was printed by hand, and it was a small exhibition, and it was called the last moment, i found the name of the forgiveness of the slavic woman, you know, such a russian march, and i remember the times when the number one train from kyiv station left from the first platform to moscow for this march, and now trains are being sent to ukraine for equipment and soldiers of the russian army for this march. and there were only 11 photos in this exhibition, but all of them refer to those soldiers where the moscow boots stood since the beginning of the coll

iryna solomko will tell who takes part in such events and what are the features of the new york race.ola teran is 33 years old, he is an amateur runner and an ultramarathoner, he says that he loved running and sports since childhood, but he started participating in official competitions eight years ago, when he first ran a half-marathon in odessa, and immediately realized that he wanted more, so he set himself with the goal of becoming an ultramarathon runner. it's anything over 40km, it's 50km, i've got a few, i've got 73km in norway, where i will run twice, of course, a ukrainian who has served this distance there, 80 km. there are several 80 km and 100 km in odessa. among the distances covered by mykola is 250 km. at the end of august 2022, he ran a race, during which he collected funds for a car for one of the units of the armed forces. i had a plan to run 30 km there on the first day, then 50 km the next day, 70 the next, and all in all, 250 km was to be completed, it was the same race in iceland, just as broken, i am similar, and i am so ran around his in the countryside, i ran

we talk in more detail about the results of zelensky's speech with our un correspondent iryna solomkod i congratulate you, irina. so, what were the main points of volodymyr zelenskyi's speech at the un general assembly? yes, maria, this is actually the third such performance at such a high point in may. high platform in this high week of the general assembly, the first speech of the president, he was at the peace summit, yesterday there was a meeting of the security council dedicated specifically to ukraine, which was attended by presidents, ministers of foreign affairs, and various partner countries and members of the security council, and also today the president spoke at the general assembly, he spoke at the very beginning of the morning, and it is wednesday, that is this is such a prestigious day, which shows how important the topic of ukraine is for and about... the united nations organization as a whole for the world, and we can say that during these three days, during these three during the speeches, such important topics for ukraine were heard, and the president focused on one