arseniy yatsenyuk, thank ou so aggression. arseniy yatsenyuk, thank you so much — aggression.thank you so much for talking _ aggression. arseniy yatsenyuk, thank you so much for talking to _ aggression. arseniy yatsenyuk, thank you so much for talking to us - aggression. arseniy yatsenyuk, thank you so much for talking to us on - aggression. arseniy yatsenyuk, thank you so much for talking to us on bbc| you so much for talking to us on bbc news. now to sport. good evening gavin. good evening. england captain ben stokes inspired a fightback, on the second day of the first test against south africa. it looked as though england were facing another mission impossible to stay in the hunt at lord's. they were bowled out for 165 this morning, and then struggled with the ball — and their first breakthrough had an element of luck to it. james anderson removing dean elgar. england improved after lunch — a wicket each for matthew potts and jack leach and captain stokes picked up three — this was the big one — removing saral ervee for 73. and later rassie van der dussen and keshav maharaj

protest was representatives who were not in prisons, but who went to talk to yanukovych, yes, arseniy yatsenyuk, vitaliy klitschko, oleg tyagnibok was a huge group of deputies in the verkhovna rada who supported the maidan. there was a group of deputies who did not support the maidan, but did not support yanukovych. they were watching who will win in belarus, none of that. and this helped us win, but it helped the people win if we are talking about the orange revolution if we are talking about the revolution dignity, after all, the people won, then the people win only in one case, if the people have an organization, i am not just if there are many people on the streets, it is important conditions if there are the organization if there is a representative of the protest and if there is if you want in our conditions a coincidence of the interests of the people and the elite politicians yes yes because the oligarchs did not want it, it was so conditional four in the 13th year, the oligarchs who fell in line obviously did not sympathize with the people, but they sympathized with the yanukovych, so

ukrainian well only arseniya yatsenyuk seems so to you politician economist lawyer twice prem prime minister of ukraine, ex-chairman of the verkhovna rada, we see him right now, mr. arseniy, and please find time for us, mr. arseniy , there is no doubt that tv presenters must know the ukrainian language. you see, i have an ally two two one we won we won this match then i have the first question mr. arseniy look economists say financiers say that 3-4 billion a month ukraine needs money to simply function the economy yes because it is not functioning because of the war how long can it last in general how long west how how long, how long will donors be able to help ukraine, it ca n't be ten years, and there is no money, it is not known when it will come, when the economy itself will work and ukraine will take money from itself, not from outside, but from its own economy a very important question. you told the washing machine because it also means that someone has to take the money of their taxpayers. and who are these? who is the united states of america, the european union and the g7 countries, to take this money from their own budget and give it to ukraine, as of today 13: