andriy borys, voice of america. and the very end, a story from india, where there is a small ukrainian community, its leader, tatyana akram, met her husband when he was studying medicine in dnipro in the 90s. today they live in new delhi and my colleague tetyana vorozhko came to visit them. a native of the village. maryna akram of orzhytse, poltava region, has been a resident since 2000, she came to live with her husband tanvir, whom she met in ukraine. tanvir studied medicine first in odessa, and then in dnipro, then they quickly found a common language, and today there are as many as five of them. ukrainian, we only have textbooks in russian, so it came to us that he speaks more russian, and i also understand ukrainian. marina says that when she arrived, she felt a shock at first, but quickly. fell in love with this country. the first impression i got after leaving the airport was the smell of spices, humidity, like nacha in a bathhouse, it was very strange then, because it was not yet the kind of airport you have

andriy borys, voice of america. this is the story from the military exhibition in washington.and already this weekend, polish voters will elect a new parliament. the law and justice party of the current government and the opposition civil party are competing for their votes coalition. however, at the moment it seems that none of the forces will be able to win an absolute majority. therefore, a coalition will have to be created to form the government. myroslav will explain why these elections are important for ukraine - from warsaw. poles will go to the polls on october 15 to elect their two-party parliament. a few days before the election, candidates from all political parties are making last-ditch efforts to mobilize their supporters. among them are adam bodnar, lawyer, human rights defender and former polish ombudsman, independent high-ranking official, responsible for the protection of human rights. today, the candidate for the senate from the civic platform says that this year's elections are of great importance for the rule of law and the protection of civil liberties in

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andriy borys will tell more. this video from car recorders and body cameras of hamas terrorists was released by representatives of the israeli army. according to tsahal representatives, the 43-minute story was edited from hundreds of hours of video footage collected after the attack. the goal is to show horst. with which the militants acted when they attacked the south of israel. in total, according to official data from tel aviv, as a result of the attack from the gaza strip, which began on october 7, 1,400 israelis died. sprat hundreds of people were taken hostage by hamas, two elderly women were released the day before. to tell the truth, i went through hell, they ran amok in our kibbutz, kidnapped me. we put them on motorcycles, flew in the direction of the border with gaza. on the way i was beaten with sticks. in response to the hamas attack, the israeli air force conducts massive airstrikes in the gaza strip. as a result , civilians also suffer. the palestinian authority claims that more than 5,000 people h

andriy borys, voice of america.rom israel, taiwan, the philippines, peru, costa rica and other countries visited the ukrainian church in washington. representatives of various faiths and nationalities visited the ukrainian temple for the first time to learn more about religion and traditions of ukraine, as well as how to help and support ukrainians in times of war. details in the story of iryna shinkarenko and vyacheslav filyushkin. in the ukrainian church of st. andrew near washington, an unusual excursion. representatives of the washington international women's club, a union that unites representatives of various nationalities who emigrated to the usa, came here. most of the women visited the ukrainian church for the first time in their lives to learn more about ukraine. to see the church. i pray for all ukrainians who suffer greatly, me i plan to talk to my countrymen who live nearby to help this community. if all countries help ukraine, it will continue to fight. the abbot of the church, father volodymyr told wo

in the relations between the two countries, although boris must also be given credit, he does a lot of this and comments and says, therefore, mr. andrii, are there really politicians among the democrats who would like to review these relations, in the direction of reducing financial assistance, and is this system really two-party system. party support that boris said is stable now, no, nothing is ever so stable in politics, i will remember our, our americans here forever, that after a century of help for ukraine, for ukrainians, we have a record in the congress that can support for a decade and then everything will fall away, that's why it is necessary to actively implement it here in america to address our congressmen, i had a meeting yesterday, i will have a meeting tonight, it does n't have to be a full time meeting, but the most important thing is that they understand that we exist here, i can, for example, mention that yesterday evening, and i don't remember who it was, but one congressman wanted to have a conversation about aid to ukraine, and he asked, when he hears from his... advisers or from the bagel, that probably the amer