tetyana dutsiak, actv facts, edyni news.the kyiv region , the reconstruction of the moshuna has slowed down, it has weakened almost completely destroyed, the fighting between the russians and our troops continued on its territory, to rebuild... everything was done by the state as part of a government experiment, and in august the cabinet of ministers allocated money for the kyiv region only for high-rise buildings in borodyanka. residents of maschun complained, journalists tried to understand the situation, and it was with the start of our investigation that the work of the authorities revived. about what is happening near kyiv, further in the story. anna sivalnyva shows us what is left of her house. this was our summer kitchen, well, in the warm season year we spent time here, it's scary here, it's scary. it burned down on march 7, on march 7 , they didn't even have time to put it back together. here, on the territory of the garden society, the family lived, they turned back to the ruins and in the summer they began to... h

daniil samsonov, yevhenniy zadoya, yevhen tour, actv facts, single news. the situation on the ukrainian-polish border, which has been blocked by polish carriers for the third week, and now also by farmers, reminds us of a real state of war. the blockade is already starting to hit hard in the ukrainian way. contracts, delivery schedules are disrupted, food spoils, logistics become more expensive, drivers run out of fuel, money and patience. of course, poles have the right to protest and protect their interests, and it is even protected by the constitution, but from neighbors, partners and friends, ukrainians expected a greater understanding of our situation, the situation wars, situations when this particular transport corridor is now vitally necessary for us, many experts will calm down, they say. and this is only the beginning and you have to be ready, the poles were also put in the wheels when they joined the european union, but they did not have a war, they were not beaten by the russians, and their farmers only worried about subsidies from the european

russians leave on our land, from the rooster of the donetsk region, pavlo vasylov, facts of the week actvare such mushrooms, in the kyiv region, the man left to the forest for a quiet hunt and found a rocket. on november 10, a video about this find went to social networks. then its wreckage was neutralized by sappers. kudos to the ukrainian defenders of the sky who landed this russian cruise missile. obviously, it is from the previous shelling, because for 52 days the russians did not launch missile strikes on kyiv, until saturday, november 11, when the enemy launched ballistic missiles in the direction of the ukrainian capital. she was intercepted by pppo forces. the main focus of the russians in recent months was not on missiles, but on and they actively help us in this western allies. recently, britain handed over to the official kyiv the unique mobile complex ppporahovk paladin, which was developed literally two years ago, and now we have it. why the shahed who fall into the zone of influence of this installation will have no chance. hungry, she disassembled a unique miracle weapon. a

but because from 2000 to the beginning of 2006 i lived and worked in kiev under a private contract actvame the founder and first editor-in-chief of the information service, at the same time i hosted my own programs on television, by the way, one of the successful photos in the ukrainian television studio, well, as horace fugake said 2000 years ago, the weak and fleeting years are slipping away. in general, i was the first russian journalist who moved from moscow to work in kiev. it was later that slava flerkovsky, savik shuster, zhenya kiselyov, and someone else flocked there, but i was still the pioneer. in 2000, i was driven by such a popular us then euro-romanticism. it seemed to me that if president kuchma made a european choice for ukraine, then great, we’ll send him on a train after ukraine to europe and russia. by the way , euro-romanticism was popular in russia in those years; it was euro-romanticism that prompted putin to speak in the german bundestag in 2001 with a proposal for open relations and sincere friendship. german. integration, the potentials of russia and europe, thi

on this, i would say optimistic note, i thank you for being interviewed by actv. i hope everything will turn out for the best. friends, we had a wonderful guest in the studio today, the ambassador of the european union to ukraine, kateryna maternova, and we talked about how many more challenges ukraine is facing and how it can cope with them in the matter of membership in the european union. chevrons approaching victory. they wanted us to live in a corrupt state, a satellite of russia. but we chose our path, defended our choice and moved on. and for 10 years now, we have been steadily going, going and strengthening democracy, going and developing the economy, reforming the courts and law enforcement agencies. we are creating special anti- corruption bodies from scratch. we are getting rid of russian and oligarchic influence, digitizing everything public services, take care of our people. we are creating powerful armed forces according to nato standards, developing civil society, fighting the aggressor and finally moving from candidacy to eu membership. we will go

oleksandra chankova, luiza yeremina, iryna tsymbal, fakty actv, only news. own correspondent oleksandra chenkova will tell us what the situation is in odesa region right now, joining us live. i congratulate you, oleksandr, so i see from the video odesa, that the situation has stabilized a little, but as far as can be predicted, the work of rescuers and energy workers is still enough, right? congratulations, olena, this is true, because the odesa region suffered the most from the bad weather, so communal services, police and rescuers are still eliminating its consequences, even at this time, heavy machinery is working on the roads, since some roads in the oblast have already been opened, in particular odesa-yuzhne , but on the roads to kyiv, reni and kuchurgany, only a truck will not be able to pass, i note that there are still more than 300 settlements, the situation is not easy in odesa itself, due to an accident at one of the city's boilers in the peresap district, more than 120,000 people were left without heat, in particular , 25 educational institutions

facts actv, single news.queues, on the polish, hungarian or romanian borders, they stand hundreds of ukrainian men of military age trying to leave the country. many of them do it legally, say, having three children, a suitable age, a business trip or urgent volunteer work, and some of them do it in the wrong way, with bogus certificates, fake documents. but leaves you can condemn them for this as much as you want, but it is not easy to punish them, because ukraine still does not have a law that would clearly regulate the issue of military conscripts going abroad. even the ban on outings is not enshrined in law. that is why ukrainian men come up with hundreds of schemes to leave, and dozens of sites help them with this. they offer a turnkey package of documents for departure from $700. this is how the scheme works and looks similar in manual mode. this suits everyone. border guards, who have been waiting for a long time from the ministry of defense, at least the register of conscripts, often determine by eye w

2000 to the beginning of 2006 i lived and worked in kiev under a contract on a private tv channel actv first editor-in-chief information service, at the same time he hosted his own original programs on television, by the way, one of the successful photos in the ukrainian television studio, well, as garatius said 2,000 years ago, fudak slabunturni, fleeting years slip away. in general, i was the first russian journalist who moved from moscow to work in kiev, and then slava flerkovsky, savik shuster, zhenya kiselyov, and someone else flocked there, but i was still the pioneer. in 2000 , i was motivated by euromanticism, which was so popular among us at that time. it seemed to me that if the president kuchma announced a european choice for ukraine, then great, we’ll follow ukraine like a train to europe and russia. by the way , euro-romanticism was popular in russia in those years. it was euro-romanticism that prompted putin to speak in the german bundestag in 2001 with a proposal for open relations and sincere friendship, in german. with hope for european integration. yes, we all dreamed