i left buchi just before the war, before the war and i i'm a string of buchans, do you know the namemy great-grandfather's neighbor? i've already told you about it. well , a few years before the war, in fact, they bought real estate there, and it's so damaged that there's still no light , for example, and so on. many people suffered more, for example, their well, it is, for example, a fellow student, he just has it right now from the penultimate floor of a multi-story case of a floor, he can see the moon and the stars because the upper apartment and the roof are destroyed, the technical floor is also a rocket to them flew in and if it penetrated all the way to the bathroom from the bathroom, they can see the sky. well, for example, on an extremely large scale, there are such situations when ukrainians either completely lost their housing or part of multi-storey buildings, including, well, or it is not provided for restoration or it must be restored somehow very difficult and without the help of the state it is not possible to get by, oleg, today we see that the leaders of the four e-

order to be ready in the event of a battle, our colleagues attended one of these exercises in the buchantrict of kyiv region, the venue is special, it is the former largest stronghold of the russians in the region where 15,000 occupiers were stationed in the spring. with the enemy and look for it says daniel samsonov to eliminate the observer of the enemy fortification and then the officer at the same time keep your distance and control your firing sector as follows the first task at the training for the volunteer company of the buchansk region, we are approaching, we are showing all these volunteers , they came to the volunteer wife quite recently, and now they are studying so that later they can be in the forest, just like the locals , and perform certain exercises e to fight against enemies and groups, he practices combat skills and volunteers with the call sign doc in his pre-war life he worked as a doctor, now he confidently handles weapons, he says to forget about exercises and do everything reflexively, it is only possible thanks to with constant training, they can learn to conduc

for those residents, for those 50% of irpich residents who have already returned from the 40% of buchan women who have already returned. there is no hospital school of the same glass, and we are very much counting on the support of our european partners in the reconstruction of this entire infrastructure. to use, and with this, we were not always all right, thanks to the decentralization reform at the local level, we have such a thing. the local e-e leaders have developed the skills to master the money, because it is not just taken and spent, it must be a program, a project that you want to do all this is a very long-term work that is needed, i would support it with documentation, and therefore what we said there in borodyanka, in particular, in the performance of the duties of the mayor of the settlement, he said that the process of even fixing these destructions. therefore, this is also an important moment. well, while people in particular from these cities and settlements, we know that they left their homes temporarily and went abroad. and here are the latest figures: more than 4.8 m

along with my father, mother, and younger sister lived in the village of severynivka, this is the buchanistrict of kyiv region, and in the first days it was calm there, so the family decided to stay in the village and not return to the capital, where rockets had already arrived, but at the beginning of march, the buchan district was full of occupiers and in severynivka, and not only that, enemy artillery began to fly towards the word. i am now also in nabuchan oblast, in the village of moschun, there are almost no whole houses left here, people are saying palala all around, of course, everyone was hiding in basements, and it is hardly possible to say that it is safe there, so i can imagine with horror the feeling of its liquid nine-year-old sister, and most importantly, parents who perfectly understand that it is not possible to stay, but it is also very dangerous to run away . look at severynivka. in order to go south, in any case, you need to jump onto the zhytomyr highway and then turn onto hoarding motyzhyn and at that time, the zhytomyr highway was already full of equipment, the sit

we went here to the buchan morgue, one of the ten places where civilians killed by the russians of kyivn were taken. refrigerated trucks, tired medical examiners and hundreds of people who, from day to day of the week, stand in long queues. hope to find relatives. legislation well, in principle , i don't know where, where, i say, how the parts were already assembled, how could we, too, is not the most important thing, the most important thing is what is there and what am i hiding, what do we need

first, we went to the buchan morgue, one of the ten places where the civilians of kyiv region killed by the russians were taken. refrigerated trucks, tired forensic experts and hundreds of people who from day to day of the week stand in long queues. hope to find relatives , i don't know where, where, what soybeans as the parts were already assembled as they could he is very not the most important the most important what is there and what am i hiding what do we need all our lives where have you been so and so lord have mercy lord have mercy lord have mercy glory to you son and the holy spirit take your time even killed civilian trainees points to hundreds of war crimes committed by the russian military during the occupation, crimes behind specific units, officers and soldiers behind the shooting of the chekmarev family and their neighbors. for almost a month, we were looking for the man who took oleksandr chekmarev to the hospital. they said they called him a taxi driver when the man was found he turned out not to be a taxi driver at all but the most valuable of the witnesses was on m

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comfortable enough for such a small modular housing, and then and that is why, of course, the people of buchanively settle in it and make a living. well, they are waiting and preparing for winter in it. thank you very much, vasyl. the culture came out about the uncultured i in bucha, which was formed by the occupiers, you talked about it now, thank god, the culture is returning, i hope that it will fill the whole city and make it even more beautiful than it was, the hero of bucha. i am recovering and coming to life after the enemy after the enemy without ranks and about what the weather will be like in ukraine tomorrow natalka didenko natalya i see you i am glad to see you good evening our dear tv viewers, on june 15, what will it be like on wednesday, the weather forecast in ukraine is expected to be warm, moderately warm, some have even begun to grumble a little bit that it is cold, the air temperature tomorrow within ukraine is 20-26°, 20-25 is cooler in the western regions 18:24 well, it is the highest temperature air is expected in the southern part of ukraine traditionally, but there wil

these five beautiful buses that will be used in any case in our community and, accordingly, in our buchan district, which suffered, let's say, considerable damage from because of all the wars, we call the buses that came to you from estonia cloudy because of their sky-like color. estonia is united now in helping ukraine and our government and our people and business. we are very proud to be able to call ourselves your friends. we we have to applaud you because you are incredibly fighting aggression in the city of irpin, the heroes of irpin opened the first iron houses, compartment cars have already entered the first residents what is it like to live on a train and not go anywhere, the new apartments were inspected by my colleague dmytro didora i already have the keys to a new house, the first p five happy owners of their temporary housing also received the keys to their mobile homes. this is not an ordinary car. it has no departure time, and the conductors will not check my ticket. five such cars were converted today . for the inhabitants of half-ruined irpen, in one month, it was possibl

those war crimes will remain not only in memory for ukrainians, video and photo materials about the buchan massacre are part of the electronic archive of the battalion of the volunteer project for collecting information about the war in ukraine. data, as they call themselves, women volunteers created at the beginning of the war pages in social networks are in english so that it would be easier for the world to learn the truth about the atrocities of the rashists, at that time they could get to the territory of ukraine for a long time to film something or show it, that is, even if people came, they did not come to hotspots did not come to lviv in the western region and interviewed eyewitnesses there today the data battalion unites more than 100 volunteers from different countries and their project has already become more than just an archive data, we are trying to establish and agree on a meeting precisely with the judges and the board in order to first of all prove with the help of photos and video materials of witnesses what exactly we need help and this help can be both humanitarian and

think that it's a lot of work and hands are tied, another mass burial of people was discovered in the buchan district of the kyiv region, the head of the police of the kyiv region, andrii zabitov, said, according to him, seven civilians were tortured by the russians and then brutally killed with shots to the head, many of the victims have their hands tied and their knees shot, law enforcement officers are working to identify the dead, according to the ministry of internal affairs , more than 1,300 bodies of civilians tortured by the russian military were exhumed in the kyiv region at the beginning of june. the police are investigating the deaths of more than 12,000 civilians in 1,200 the bodies have not yet been identified, the head of the national police reported about this, and as ukraine liberates new territories in the kyiv region , business is already operating at about 90%, according to the information of the head of the kyiv regional military of the administration of oleksiy kuleba, due to the destruction and hostilities, almost 4,500 enterprises stopped their activities in kyiv regio

the national police informed the headman of the buchan territorial community of the village of myrotskeave of seven bodies of peaceful civilians was found next to him and neighboring settlements that were tortured and shot like this this is really a great pity. this information will appear for a considerable period of time because there are large areas of territory in the northern region of kyiv after the pyrotechnic services, after their work, they are released and we have access there, even relatives have access to those people whom they consider to be missing and we find such burials there where the russian occupying forces stood, unfortunately, such graves will be found there, the examination has already been carried out and is currently ongoing the competent authorities are already on this and on this occasion. thank god there are international criminalists who take dna from the relatives of the dead, that is, this work is already ongoing. and how many remain on the lists of missing residents we have more than four dozen reports that their relatives are missing , but this number an

with me are lizzy buchan, the deputy online political editor at the mirror and olivia utley — the assistantomment editor for the telegraph. hello to you both. tomorrow's front pages. starting with. .. the i leads with the news from the g7 summit in bavaria, and western leaders�* commitment to doing more to stand up to russia and china, amid fear of countries�* abandoning support for ukraine. the financial times also leads with g7 news, and the angle on the proposal to hurt the russian war chest with a price cap on crude exports. the front page of the metro reports on g7 leaders allegedly mocking russian president vladimir putin's macho image. the mail investigations unit has a story that britain has become the global capital of fraud, with losses rocketing to almost £3 billion a year. the guardian leads on prime minister borisjohnson telling other g7 leaders not to give ground on ukraine. and "charles cash in bag probe" — the sun's front page says the charity watchdog will invesitgate the handing of 3 million euros in cash to prince charles by a qatari sheikh. clarence house says all the co

basement but imagine what almost any village looks like after enemy shelling, i specially came to the buchan of kyiv region where also on almost everything here was destroyed by the occupiers, and it was possible to survive during the air raids, except that it was known in the past that this is what grandmother yehora did. the phone connection, yegora's mother, when it all started, she was in mirnograd, 50 kilometers from the village of keramik, the woman decided that she needed to run away from donetsk region, and before leaving, of course, she tried to take her son away from the dangerous territory, i was to mirnograd, oh, to bila tserkva. we moved to bila tserkva. we just started to bomb and we came here. when we left, we came to pick up my son. no, his grandmother was never found, and their mobile phone is out of range, but for now there is a small clue, there is information that the grandmother, together with yehor, managed to escape from active hostilities in the village of selidove, this is also the pokrovsky district of donetsk region, which only 50 km from the village of ceramicists

theory of capturing the enemy commander, ivan hrynevych oleksandr was one of the first to join the buchane knows this area almost perfectly, he says that this unit is special for him, especially the history - this is the beginning of the war, the occupation of my settlement was constantly under occupation after he was released , the military offered to join the ranks of the territorial community willing to learn to defend their city, although the first classes for beginners are difficult in the first week , people are simple, well, some people, let's say, can't sit on a chair without the help of their hands, and stand up, and this is how practical classes are conducted. the main thing the instructors say is to learn to work harmoniously normally calmly everything landing two time scenario divided into two parts first monitoring the base and neutralizing the enemy each of the rough practices it at least twice slowly slowly neat, we are coming to me, everything is ready, then they discuss the nuances with the commanders, everything is very good. i think that if we work like this for a few m

general staff the 14th 17th year of the armed forces of ukraine was on radio svoboda today in the buchan district of the kyiv region, another mass grave was discovered where seven shot civilians were buried, many of the victims had their hands tied and their knees shot, according to the head of the police of the kyiv region andriy, allegedly we we continue to record the stories of residents of kyiv region who escaped during the russian occupation, this time the correspondent of radio svoboda taras levchenko went to the village of vorzel, which is literally 40 km from kyiv, a cross on the door of this at the end of february, mrs. kateryna and the following morning, dozens of people hid in a dormitory building on the outskirts of the vorzel from artillery shelling and airstrikes, and on the third of march, the russian military came to the unarmed civilians in close proximity. they are knocking, knocking, they started shooting, they started shouting something, they broke down the door and let us gas . i couldn't breathe anymore. i didn't have any other choice but to run out into the street

with me are lizzy buchan, the deputy online political editor at the mirror, and olivia utley, the assistant hello to both moment. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the i leads with the news from the g7 summit in bavaria, and western leaders' commitment to doing more to stand up to russia and china, amid fear of countries' abandoning support for ukraine. the financial times also leads with g7 news, and the angle on the proposal to hurt the russian war chest with a price cap on crude exports. the front page of the metro reports on g7 leaders allegedly mocking russian president vladimir putin's macho image. the mail investigations unit has a story that britain has become the global capital of fraud, with losses rocketing to almost £3 billion a year. the guardian leads on prime minister borisjohnson telling other g7 leaders not to give ground on ukraine. and "charles cash in bag probe" — the sun's front page says the charity watchdog will invesitgate the handing of 3 million euros in cash to prince charles

buchan self-defense units conducted tactics classes our ivan hrynevych oleksandr was one of the first the buchanan self-defense forces. he knows this area almost perfectly. he says that for him this unit is special, a special story - this is the beginning of the war. the occupation of my settlement. i was constantly under occupation. after we were released, the military offered to join the ranks of the territorial community, many willing to learn to defend their city, although the first classes for beginners are difficult in the first week there people, well, there are some. let's say so, he can't sit on a chair without the help of his hands, he can't stand up, and that's how the practical classes are conducted. everything is calm, landing two sperm whales, the scenario is divided into two parts, the first is the monitoring of the base and the neutralization of the enemy. the nuances with the commanders are very good. i think that if we continue to work like this for a few weeks, in principle, you had a very serious starting command, then the second part of the training, according to

introduction of war and everything else, the whole world turned upside down after we worked in the buchan morgue and helped with the identification of bodies immediately after dismissal and actually for almost a month, why does he play around hospitals? why does he destroy , probably because everyone knows very well that the war is won by the easily wounded, those who returned to the bench, people who came wounded, who have experience, they are extremely powerful warriors, this is the first moment, the second moment is the destruction of the medical infrastructure this is the most painful let's say an insidious blow and er hmm well everyone is suffering civilians are suffering medical workers are suffering the ability to provide er timely medical assistance is critical infrastructure on a level with let's say this with the transport fuel industry a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a - g the mykola pirogov medical hospital, for example, which is deploying a mobile hospital on the site of the destroye

handover of five comfortable buses from the government of estonia to the cherry community of the buchanstrict , which in kyiv region was present at the event. by the way extraordinary and plenipotentiary post-estonia to ukraine what a bitch and the baltic countries took their conscious and measured step back in 2004, but the main thing is that this step was modern, because without a doubt, if it were not for the entry of latvia, lithuania, estonia into nato and the eu, they would obviously have met the same fate as well as ukraine, georgia or moldova, russia does not abandon its imperial plans to seize all these countries, but this is a separate and quite meaningful topic, we will definitely discuss it in our next broadcasts. we communicate with our compatriots who, because of the war, ended up in different corners of our planet, and it is in estonia that anastasiya marchenko is now, whom i congratulate nastya good night to you , good night nazar yes well, according to the data of the border service agency, more than 6 million ukrainians went abroad refugees, of which almost 5 million h

beginning, you know what almost any village looks like after enemy shelling, i specially came to the buchan district of the kyiv region, where the occupiers were also on the approaches. almost everything here was destroyed and it was possible to survive during the arrivals, except that fate knows that this is exactly what grandmother yehora did when they started bombing she was sitting with her grandson in the basement, and even though there was no electricity in the village, they periodically called on the phone. yehora's mother, when it all started, was in mirnograd, which is 50 kilometers from the village of keramik. the woman decided that she needed to run away from donetsk region and first than to go, of course she tried to take her son away from a dangerous area. i was in mirnograd, here, uh, in bela tserkva, we moved because they started bombing, and we came here, when we left, we came for my son, i came, and all of him is no longer there ms. natalya says that in the village of ceramics, a local toroborona helped her look for her son. however, neither yehor nor his grandmother were f

with me are lizzy buchan, the deputy online political editor at the mirror and olivia utley — the assistantom the g7 summit in bavaria, and western leaders' commitment to doing more to stand up to russia and china, amid fear of countries' abandoning support for ukraine. the financial times also leads with g7 news, and the angle on the proposal to hurt the russian war chest with a price cap on crude exports. the front page of the metro reports on g7 leaders allegedly mocking russian president vladimir putin's macho image. the mail investigations unit has a story that britain has become the global capital of fraud, with losses rocketing to almost £3 billion a year. the guardian leads on prime minister borisjohnson telling other g7 leaders not to give ground on ukraine.

front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are lizzy buchanmirror and olivia utley, the assistant comment editor for the telegraph. it's emerged that the prince of wales accepted donations for his charitable projects of up to three million euros in cash — from the former prime minister of the gulf state of qatar. the sunday times has also reported some of the money was handed directly to prince charles. 0ur royal correspondent, jonny dymond, explained what the prince's representatives are saying about this. the prince's office does not deny the substance of this story although they clearly have some concerns about some of the detail. but they acknowledge that a very large donation was passed over in cash to the prince. he passed it to his assistants and they put it in the bank account of his charities and the appropriate checks were made. there is no suggestion of any illegality or rule breaking. this is somewhat embarrassing partly because such a huge donation being made in cash. a bank transfer or a cheque would be more regular partly becaus

i specially came to the buchan district of kyiv region.re also on the slopes there were occupiers, almost everything was destroyed here, and it was possible to survive during the air raids, except that it is known that grandmother yehora did exactly the same thing. when the bombing began, she sat with her grandson in the basement, and even though there was no light in the village, they periodically went out the phone connection, mother yehora, when it all started, she was in mirnograd, 50 kilometers from the village of keramik, the woman decided that she needed to run away from donetsk region, and before leaving, of course, she tried to take her son away from the dangerous territory. i was in mirnograd, right? and we moved to bila tserkva. we just started bombing and we came here. when we left, we came to pick up my son . they did not find and their mobile phone was out of reach, but for now there is a small clue, there is information that the grandmother, together with yehor, managed to escape from active hostilities in the village of sel

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