there is already information from the minister of health i, viktor lyashka, that the attack on the ahmadiyyahe building where the children received dialysis, as we reported a little earlier, that is, the children were in... in the intensive care, operating, and oncology departments were damaged , now the first task is to transfer patients where there are shvel machines, where there is oxygen, ohmadite, in kyiv, i will remind you, this is the largest children's hospital in ukraine, its hospital is designed for 620 hospital beds, where up to 18,000 children are treated annually. in 2020, the second stage of the new building of the hospital was where... dear friends, this morning i was literally talking about the fact that i remember that once you and i could collect 100 00 hryvnias for our military in one morning, that people responded and so on, now in the summer it is not so easy, because first thing in the morning, after the first announcement about the collection was only 5 00. what can i say now, dear friends, for this morning you and i have already collected 79. and only 21 thousand sepa

gossips, rumors, and delusions. and you, do you think it was possible to somehow accidentally get into ahmadiyyathe accuracy of hitting, the declared accuracy of hitting missiles x101 is 10 m. then it is clear. okay, now theoretical questions about the future. so, look, poland, france, germany, italy want to develop a new missile. some kind of 500 km rocket, well, i won’t go into details here, but when i am told this, i always wonder about the time, how long it usually takes such and such military equipment to be developed in europe, let’s say how long it takes, a year, two, three, a month, two days, and so on, which, what time are we talking about, please, mr. valery. you know, i saw the taurus missiles at the stage of development at an arms exhibition, it seems in 2002, they were put into service it was five years ago, but in general, well, i tried to follow, there i visited weapons exhibitions in europe, and in eastern europe and in germany, and in general, the development time of a cruise missile is... years, but we are talking about 3-5 years , if it will be based on some ready-made develop

does not attack civilian objects in ukraine, but only hits military infrastructure, and victims in ahmadiyya - these are the consequences of the fall of the ukrainian anti-aircraft missile from the nasans complex. the fact that russia does not strike at civilian objects is actually a bigger lie , and this attack on a children's hospital in kyiv is like an airstrike on mariupol. cinema in march of the 22nd year, when, despite the huge inscription children, russian pilots struck with air bombs, then they did not have those cabs yet, and they carried out bombing almost at close range, and of course the children could not help but see that inscription, since then they were , i think hundreds, maybe even thousands of others war crimes of the enemy, about the fact that it was not a kha-101, but a missile from nasams, of course, also ... a lie that is not even worth wasting time on, but in any case , the security service of ukraine stated today that received new evidence that confirms that it is indeed an x101 missile, there are fragments of the engine, the housing of the control unit with numbers

regarding which we, they saw the same with their own eyes, inflicting, giving permission to attack ahmadiyya and not only, so i think that we actually... one period. the question is how much whether the country will survive economically in such a situation is hard to say, because we are dependent on international financial aid. we have now signed a new memorandum with the imf under another obligation to adopt a certain package of new bills. believe me, when we were even in washington, we heard different things. what you have to accept, how you have to accept and so on, that's why we live on subsidies, we live on what, on injections, financial injections that the western world gives us, the imf and so on, we can't talk about development of our own economy, we have been doing it for a long time we cannot talk about this development, although from the very beginning of the war, and here we must put the blame, after all, on our government, we did not rebuild our economic resources, economic power, as russia did, albeit somewhat belatedly. on military rails, economic military rails, when we have

that in this way they will try to divert the attention of the world community from the events in ahmadiyya expose the ukrainian side accordingly. as a terrorist country, that is, to switch attention of the world community on the facts of international terrorism in the execution of the russian federation, respectively, and transfer them to the ukrainian side. mr. dmytro, voice of america reports that kyiv and washington are currently talking about a possible, i emphasize this possible extension of the permission to use western weapons on the territory of russia. which federation, the united states is not very sure right now whether they will allow it, but do you think there might be the political will to extend the distance to use western weapons on territory of the russian federation? i would like to believe this, i would like to convince the highly respected viewing audience and you, dear colleagues, but the facts speak of a completely different nature of actions. primarily representatives of the political establishment of the united states. let's remember, for example, the statement not

even not only of ukraine, but also of the west, we saw this, by the way, after the attack on the ahmadiyyah did not cause a particular resonance in the world community, in the media. although, as a rule, such events appear on the front pages, in the very first minutes after they happen, look at this story there in the gas sector, there is a shelling of a school, a much lower level of consequences, but much more attention, it depends, well, in my opinion, i don't know if there is some universal answer, some universal recipe, i think that the right thing is to be flexible about... structured information policy, this information policy is schematic, but it was built and was effective at the beginning of a full-scale invasion, and then it follows a certain inertia, and today the level, quality, format of this information policy with regard to the internal audience, and with regard, especially to the external audience, he does not withstand criticism, it has not changed, and it is precisely about this national information policy, which could... of course, with the support of diplomats, with the

even not only in ukraine, but also in the west, we have seen it, by the way , after a blow to the ahmadiyya women, which did not particularly resonate with the world community, in the media, although, as a rule , such events appear on the front pages. er, er, in the first minutes after it happens, look at this story there in the gas sector, there is the school table, a much lower level of consequences, but much more attention, it depends, well, in my opinion, i don't know if there is any universal answer, any universal recipe, i think that it is correct, flexibly constructed information policy, this information policy... schematically, but it was built and was effective at the beginning a full-scale invasion, and then it follows a certain inertia in our country, and today the level, quality, format of this information policy, with regard to the internal audience from the perspective, especially the external audience, it cannot withstand criticism, it has not changed, and that's just this one nationwide information policy, which could understandably, with the support of diplomats, for... the

opinion, even not only in ukraine, but also in the west, we saw it, by the way, in the attack on ahmadiyyawhich did not particularly resonate with the world community, in the media, although, as a rule, such events, they appear on the front pages, in the first minutes after. how is it happening, look at this story there in the gas sector, there is the shelling of the school, much less level of consequences, but much more attention, it depends, well, in my opinion, i don't know if there is any universal answer, any universal recipe, i think what is correct, a flexibly constructed information policy, this information policy was schematically constructed, but it was built and was effective at... the beginning of a full-scale invasion, and then it follows a certain inertia in our country, and today the level, quality, format of these information policy with regard to the internal audience, and with regard, especially to the external audience, it does not withstand criticism, it has not changed, and it is precisely about this national information policy, which could understandably with the supp

well, the destroyed buildings of the ahmadiyya patients were redistributed to other hospitals throughoutountry to ukraine, some went to be treated in the cities of their place of residence, some others. sent to hospitals that were able to provide the treatment required by the diagnosis in kyiv. radio liberty correspondent anastasia sereda visited the national cancer institute and spoke with those who survived the shelling of the russian federation and continue their struggle with the patient within the walls of the new hospital. their emotions, experiences in hope, further in the plot. lisa, polina. tell me, girls, are you friends? girlfriends, girlfriends. we were outside after a rocket fell, and then we arrived here and already started talking, making friends and walking, we had a puncture before that, probably 20 minutes later, and we arrived in the ward, the firewood was still there, well, she was sleeping after the anesthesia, i heard there was shaking . we just went up to our floor after this procedure and this terrible, terrible event happened, this explosion, shooting, the whole

the incredible footage yesterday, i think the whole world has already seen what happened around ahmadiyya, so far a lot businesses are collecting their funds, donations in order to restore this hospital, and unfortunately, only we will not be able to restore those lives that were lost, according to our information, at least the children who were in okhmedyt did not die, there was no... a child, at least, well, from what i heard, no, there was not, and this is also a great honor and thanks to those doctors who yesterday, risking their own lives, saved children who were on the hospital for treatment in okhmadyka, and i i also want to inform the people of kyiv that in addition to the various aids, in particular those who for example, there whose windows were broken or where the apartments were damaged. given out of nowhere and so on, they can be submitted under certain programs to the kyiv city council and directly to the deputies of the kyiv city council, because each of our deputies has his own deputy fund, it is so limited in spending, we have a certain target purpose and there is a certa

increased pressure on ukraine, unfortunately, we all saw this during the attack on ukraine and on ahmadiyyaust another attempt to force ukraine to peace, because there i understand that if there are no such peace talks, then it is quite possible that the economy of russia, if it survives this year, it is not a fact that it... will survive in the next one, well, by the way, i want to suggest now, to hear about, well, what you said that a chinese company there is pulling out of a certain project because it fears secondary sanctions from the united states of america, i'd like us to hear now from nato secretary general jens stoltenberg, specifically about china's role in supporting of the russian economy. china supplies russia with dual-purpose equipment use, in particular microelectronics and many other tools that allow the russian federation to build bombs. missiles, planes for attacks on ukraine. beijing cannot support the largest war on the continent in recent history without negative consequences for its reputation and interests. i, by the way, just, you know, you talked about the fact tha

, even not only in ukraine, but also in the west, we saw it, by the way, from the attacks on the ahmadiyyaomen, which... caused a special resonance of the world community in the media, although, as as a rule, such events appear on the front pages, in the first minutes after they happen, look at this story in the gas sector, there is the shelling of the school, the level of consequences is much lower, but the attention is much more, it depends, well, on my view, i don't know if there is some universal answer, some universal recipe i... think that is correct, a flexibly constructed information policy, this information policy is schematic, but it was built and was effective at the beginning of a full-scale invasion, and then it follows a certain inertia in us, and today the level , the quality, format of this information policy, with regard to the internal audience, with regard, especially to the external audience, it does not withstand criticism, it did not change, and that's just... about this national information policy, which could understandably, with the support of diplomats, with the s