alisa sesoeva, a deputy of the zaporizhia district council, was in touch with us, and you know, one thingare talking about an enemy who is, well, an enemy from the beginning, and, well, pretty straight from the egg and or, but, but when we see some strange things that happen inside the country with appointments, with the judicial system, with corruption, with the fight against corruption, then sometimes, of course, many people simply give up, because when disaster is behind you and you understand that there may be a blow , then it is much, much more difficult, but in any case, well, we have to, we have to at least talk about it, when you talk about it, then, of course, sometimes the situation starts to change, so now i have veronika kraidenkova on the phone , advocacy manager of the foundation, ms. veronica, congratulations good afternoon, i will tell you right away that i do not have a legal education, so maybe i won't ask such precise, legally verified questions, there are none here. need, i am sending the reason for our conversation, and what we invited you to talk about, was the post

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you know, yesterday i spoke with alisa sesoeva, a deputy from zaporizhia, and she said, well, we talked with her about the fact that the commission for the protection of people's rights of the united nations was coming to zaporizhia for in order to check preparations for the heating season, i understand that... they did not go to kherson oblast or maybe they did, because of course, they have their own tasks there, see if it is possible to help with something there, some power plants, substations, some generators or blankets, well, there are many options, is it possible to help the organization of the united nations , after all, it cares about the humanitarian component during any conflict, especially such a big war that is ongoing in ukraine, they did not reach kherson oblast, or maybe there are some representatives of other states who offer certain things, again... some smaller electrical substations, somewhere to bury them, somewhere to do something, well, that is, to prepare as much as possible, because we understand that all the people will not leave kherson, from the kherson region