kyiv region, they began to demolish houses that cannot be restored after enemy shelling , mayor anatoliy fedoruk said, two sections of the residential complex nova bucha, which was the most affected by the attacks of the invaders, were demolished the day before. most of the rubble is expected to be dismantled in the coming weeks, according to the mayor's utility workers move from current repairs to capital works and due to the war, almost 800 thousand citizens of ukraine lost housing the deputy prime minister, minister of reintegration of temporarily occupied territories, iryna vereshchuk, announced the figures. she says the state is doing everything that you, the people, had a place to live and a place to spend the winter. news of ukraine, i will pass the word on to my colleagues. and we will see you in the next broadcasts. good morning, the state is us. on july 28, it is the day of ukrainian statehood, and serhii kuzan, the manager, will join our broadcast. of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation, mr. serhiy, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, mr. serhiy, how do you assess th

in kyiv region began to demolish houses that cannot be restored after enemy shelling, mayor anatoliy fedoruk two sections of the residential complex nova bucha, which was the most affected by the attacks of the invaders, were demolished the day before, they also began to clear the private sector, most of the rubble is expected to be dismantled in the coming weeks, according to the mayor utility workers move from current repairs to capital works, and due to the war, almost 800,000 citizens of ukraine lost their homes, such the numbers were announced by the deputy prime minister, the minister for the reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories, iryna vereschuk, says the state is doing everything to ensure that people have a place to live and a place to spend the winter, in particular, she reminded about the modular towns that the polish government is helping to build, a photo album in memory of the hometown was created by a migrant from krypnytsia from north donetsk, the album contains almost 300 photos from her hometown from the beginning of its foundation until the great war betwee

like before the arrival of the russian troops. to restore after the enemy shelling, the mayor anatoliy fedoruk said, so the day before, two sections of the nova bucha residential complex, which was the most affected by the attack of the occupiers, were demolished, and they also began to clean up the private sector, most of the debris is expected to be dismantled in the coming weeks, according to the mayor, utility workers are moving from ongoing repairs to capital works due to the war, almost 800 thousand citizens of ukraine have lost their homes, these numbers were announced by the deputy prime minister, the minister for reintegration of temporarily occupied territories, iryna vereshchuk, says the state is doing everything so that people have a place to live and have a place to spend the winter in kropyvnytskyi, an immigrant from north donetsk in an album of almost 300 photos from her hometown from the beginning of its foundation until the great war between russia and ukraine, the woman does not sell albums, but prints them to order as a souvenir for those who left, memories of a peaceful lif

they began to demolish houses that are impossible to restore after enemy shelling , the mayor anatoliy fedorukd, so the day before, two sections of the nova bucha residential complex, which was the most affected by the attack of the customers, were demolished. they also began to clear the private sector. most of the rubble is expected to be dismantled in the coming weeks , according to the mayor, utility workers are moving from current repairs to capital works and because of the war almost 800,000 citizens of ukraine have lost their homes, these numbers were announced by the deputy prime minister, the minister of reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories, iryna vereshchuk, says the state does everything to ensure that people have a place to live and have a place to spend the winter, in particular, she reminded about the modular towns that help build the polish government , the united nations organization from the statement regarding russia's shelling of the odesa port, as reported by the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine oleg nikolenko, the united nations orga