and not only in buch, there is no direct direct connection here, it is simply a coincidence in this but a fact that we cannot deny, and you do you remember what, why these negotiations ended, because the war crimes in buch became known, and it became clear that it was impossible to conduct further negotiations, well, because it is impossible to negotiate with war criminals, and therefore now efforts to roll back the situation to 20 months back, and we could say, is the visit about boris, well, about the visit of boris johnson , so, well, in this way, david arahamia, in fact, creates the assumption that there were some agreements, and putin, as you know, loves meetings to show documents that were apparently initialed by the ukrainian side, along with many other things, and boris johnson came and, so to speak, convinced them not to do this, that is, our subjectivity of our state is called into question, but there is another problem, the russian delegation could not sign anything, who was high ranking there? medinsky? putin's adviser is a significant level, he is a person who was given

is a russian crime in buch. but again, why i say it's manipulation, because these words, for some reason they are. did not give literally what was said in the next seconds of this interview, which completely refutes this whole set of words of russian propagandists, but we will look at it, well , to see what was actually said, how much this process of belarus and istanbul was supervised by washington , london, warsaw, not managed in any way, berlin, not managed in any way, but by agreement, that is, they understood, we have a group, a group of advisers was immediately created from the security of these countries, our partners, but we dosed them with information from the point of view of the lag, a little bit of information, that is, so that it did not just flow into you, you saw that everything happened quite discretely, because we dosed just when arahamia is talking about the lag informational, this means that the allies could not even... know that ukraine was agreeing on something there and what exactly ukraine

not a word about the war, the deaths, thousands of ukrainians, the tragedies in buch, irpen and azov.language was loosened only for russian wooden rubles. in the spring of 2022, this traitor performed in sochi, where she did not hesitate to perform a provençal song, which mentions boryspil airport, which the russians began to attack in the first hours of the war. today , despite the war in her native country, the singer continues to live... perform in russia. yolka has a large three-story building 500 km outside moscow. on the territory there is an observation deck, a swimming pool, a gym and a music studio. yolka never spoke about the war in ukraine and did not condemn the aggressor country russia, and silence is a sign of consent. soon our armed forces will liberate ukraine from the invaders, and i will say this to all of you woe to the musicians , the occupiers should be held responsible for the concerts, even though the kremlin rubles were very fond of you and you were forever disgraced for the betrayal of ukraine. join the creation of the collaborators program, send information a

, only in order to publicly explain to the world why they knew nothing about what was happening in buch speak at all, well, in this context, because bucha is bucha, but what happened in istanbul is what happened in istanbul, these are different things, and a russian crime in bucha is a russian crime in bucha, but again , why do i say that this is manipulation, the words, for some reason they did not give literally what was said in the next seconds of this interview, which completely refute this whole set of words of russian propagandists, and we will look at it, well, to see that in fact , it was said that to what extent this process, belarus and istanbul was overseen by washington, london, warsaw, not managed in any way. not managed in any way, but by agreement , that is, they understood, we had a group, a group of security advisers of these countries, our partners, was immediately created, but we gave them information in doses from the point of view of the lag of a little bit of information, that is, so that it did not just spill out you saw that everything happened quite discretely,

initially, they were held in spain, these are children from mariupol, from buch, and from donetsk, luhanskions, and all about "combines the fact that they have suffered trauma, have certain manifestations of traumatic reactions, there, it can be violations related to sleep, food, emotional regulation, cognitive skills, everyone undergoes diagnostics the day before and we already determine the corrective route. 18 hours of psychotherapy, that's how much time specialists spend... with each child for three weeks. psychologists work with children according to the author's program, protected by love. this technique allows teenagers to return the joy of childhood and learn to live in a new reality. that is, there is individual group therapy, we are talking about difficult things, there is leisure time, theater therapy, but it is still therapy. sometimes a child simply reads a book, not realizing that therapy is taking place, that is, bibliotherapy, in particular, they are read there in groups. specially selected psychologists for them literature. the rehabilitation camp team works not only with

, yes, in buch, it's not the russian army killed ukrainians, it was the ukrainian sbu who staged it, up with the idea that it is now blaming the russian army, that’s exactly how it is, that is, if you pay attention, a completely similar approach to what is happening in ukraine, because what is happening in our country why i will explain, because these circles, circles together with right-wing extremist circles, they are against the very foundations of democracy. it is not for nothing that president biden said that hamas and russia are fighting against democracy and those who do not want this democracy, they support, these are deep processes, complex processes, they are very difficult and will not end quickly, that is why we are now and ukraine and israel are in this plan, absolutely, we are part of this chain of events, where you... this is such a link, we are a link , your situation is more complicated than ours, because we are still 100% in the same boat with them and we are actually at the forefront of this confrontation between the liberal world and authoritarian countries, thank

, in buch, they persecuted people, and is this a sign of genocide, because they will say it again, but were poles, and there were jews, and they were also killed, a there were such and such, well, in short, let's explain to our, our public, what to do with this genocide? yes, let's start from the basics, so when we talk about genocide in the legal dimension, not in the political one, when we, for example, hang labels on this or that side, or on this or that state, genocidal in the legal dimension is a limited crime , which is clearly defined by the genocide convention and our criminal code, and it provides only five, a list of five prohibited acts that are committed with the intent to destroy in whole or in part four protected groups, so four protected groups. it is national, ethnic, religious or racial, and the five prohibited acts are murder, causing grievous harm, creating deadly conditions for life, preventing childbearing or transferring children from one group to another. and it is important for us to always say, first of all, which group we are talking about. when the convention

horrible things, the difference, the sea, the holocaust, what russia did in mariupol, in irpen, in buch, and how, why, the honorable, international legal and political system is so stupid that they did not warn of this, now we see, and that we must and can bring those to justice. who is to blame for this, we must do it, otherwise evil will return again and again, as ms. matviychuk said, and will expand and strengthen, we need the expansion of the democracy of the free world, not the axis of evil, and this struggle is happening right now in ukraine, the struggle for civil rights and dignity is at the same time a struggle... for humanity and for all humanity, the whole world is watching how this righteous war of ukrainians will end and the only end of the war should be the victory of the free world, humanity, dignity and freedom, and for this we must naturally improve international law, starting from the international criminal court to other institutions under the auspices of the united nations organization, which must be effective, as it may have happened that one of the members of the..

one understood what would happen tomorrow, no in the hall, not at enterprises , not in erpin, not in buch, not in a guest house, not in izyum, not in many other cities, and then we worked, we worked for the state, and for this state we promised that we would not do to them bad, let's not destroy ukrainians. because when you destroy business, you destroy jobs, you force them to leave the border, to seek a better fate, sometimes, no matter how scary it is to say, one gets the impression that this is done on purpose so that there are no people left in the state who can restore, rebuild and make it successful, so that they all go to germany, france, to poland even to other countries of the world, instead of staying here. therefore, i urge you to vote for amendment 531. it postpones the introduction of total background checks for ukrainian businesses until the end of the war, plus at least one year after our victory. that's what he promised the president, the leader of your political force. this is exactly what the government promised, this is exactly what you promised, i really hope that reas

are fighting, his entourage is fighting, those many muscovites are fighting, who robbed, killed in buchl, in gosstomil and in many cities and villages of ukraine, that is why our goal is to reach the borders of 1991 and not a single piece of our land should reach there . intermediate, intermediate finish, without destroying this russian empire, we had no peace, ugh, well, look, i have a simpler , down-to-earth question, oleg synyutko, we talked with him, in particular, on the subject of people's deputy dubinsky, for so long, so to speak, unwound this ball, well, but dubinsky, so to speak, got his suspicions now, why so long and in general , what do you think, mr. oleg, how will this story develop, why so long, this is not a question for me, these are pre-emptive crowns, i have been from the very beginning of the 22 year said that we have such collaborators, conformists and traitors there are enough people in the session hall, and by the way, i mentioned one of them, dubinsky, and what should be done with him... what should be done, because such deputies do not have the right to represen

step exactly how the peace negotiations broke down, it becomes clear that everything they arranged in bucheselves, they killed their citizens only in order to publicly explain to the peace, why did they jump off the agreements that...

together with the volunteers had to rescue animals that left by the owners in closed enclosures in buchr take the lion abroad without documents from gostomel. or to rescue rare animals from the zoo in kharkiv oblast under fire? and very many very rare animals were evacuated, which had to be injected very quickly so that they fell asleep, they could be evacuated, but there were shellings, there was panic, the animals did not have time to fall asleep, they woke up, jumped out, volunteers had to and to hide animals that were mass-killed by the russian military in yasnohorodka, for example, where the russians just...' uh, for the sake of the parties killed hundreds of ostriches, they just shot at them because they were running, it was a lot of mass burial, the workers of this zoo and i , who were able to get there, just collected the corpses, and that’s how, according to the atmosphere, it reminded me of some kind of animal holocaust, because it's just a huge number of bodies that were thrown into a pit and buried there, the director admits, despite the fact that the main theme of the film

that we cannot deny, and you remember what, why these negotiations ended, because the war crimes in buch became known, and it became it is clear that it is impossible to conduct further negotiations, well, because it is impossible to conduct negotiations with war criminals. and that is why there is now an attempt to roll the situation back 20 months and say, could we, whether the visit was about boris, well, about the visit boris johnson, so, well, in this way, david arahamia, in fact, creates the assumption that there were some agreements, and putin, as you know, likes to show at meetings... documents that were allegedly initialed by the ukrainian side, renouncing nato and problems with many other things, and boris johnson came and, so to speak, convinced us not to do this, that is, our subjectivity of our state is called into question, but there is another problem, the russian delegation. could not sign anything, who was high-ranking there? medinsky, putin's adviser, this is a significant level. this is a person who was given the appropriate obligations, the appropriate opportunities,

the book also contains the testimony of a person who survived nine days of occupation in buch, and then miraculously left there, journalist lena chechenina. the author also described the stories of the heroes. who, unfortunately, are no longer with us, many people will learn about these heroes, the book was published in a limited edition of 500 copies, so i hope that many people will learn about this story, these stories about people that i wrote, about these stories, my main task was to record this moment of history, to record these stories of these people who are no longer there, happened today the final match for the cup of ukraine. among women, in the decisive game, poltava vorskla beat kryvorizky kryvbas. at the 40th minute, striker veronika andruhiv converted a free kick and put vorskla ahead, at the beginning of the second half she won back the score. 9 minutes before the end of the match, kryvbas remained in the minority, so the final whistle recorded the victory of vorskla with a score of 2:0. thus, nataliya zinchenko's team on thursday. won the women's cup of ukraine in a row,

, exactly how the peace negotiations broke down, it becomes clear that everything they arranged in bucheged themselves, they killed their own citizens only in order to publicly explain to the world why they jumped out of the agreements that they agreed to just a couple of days ago, well, as you can see, nothing about what in there was a riot, an arhamia... i didn't say anything at all, well, in this context, because a riot is a riot, but what happened in istanbul is what happened in istanbul, these are different things, and the russian crime in the riot - this is a russian crime , but again, why do i say that manipulation, because these words, for some reason, they did not give literally what was said in the next seconds of this interview, which completely refute this whole set of words, russian propagandists, and we will look at it, well, to see what was actually said, to what extent this process of belarus and istanbul was overseen by washington, london, warsaw, not managed in any way, by berlin , not managed in any way, but with the agreement, that is, they understood, we have a group

new conditions, when everyone can to see the atrocities committed by the russians in mariupol, in buch, now ukrainians simply begin to believe more when they talk about these tragedies that they lived through caused by russia in the past. tanya, thank you very much, thank you for your research, this is definitely an important question. tatyana varoshko was in contact with the studio. meanwhile, the ukrainian diaspora in america is actively working to get the united states to recognize the holodomor. genocide of the ukrainian people, we decided to find out how well-known the topic of the holodomor is among americans, in particular among young people, yeryna matviychuk researched this topic, her article continues, what do american teenagers know about the holodomor in ukraine, we asked children in the capital of pennsylvania, who came to an exhibition dedicated to ukrainian history in the 30s, about this. this is the death of people in ukraine, approximately somewhere in the 30s. and why did it happen? they took food to have power over them, we didn't learn about it in american schools,

bridges and cities, we know about what was happening in the east, we know , we know what happened in buch it is not known for sure how many more, or it is only related to the fact that we cannot accurately determine this number, we are careful to talk about it, and the authorities are trying to be careful about it. to hint or to say, well, look, the situation is more complicated here, the fact is that at the very beginning of the invasion a tactic was chosen, perhaps historians will later say that it was the right tactic, but it was a chosen tactic of a half-truth, that is, to do as much as possible so that people were mobilized to they had no fear and even if it was a little bit... the truth is different than it is, now, if we return to these realities that we have today, the war continues, and the situation is not easy, and is the government today ready to take and tell the people completely all the truth is, i think that first of all it is necessary to tell them to themselves, to admit it, to ask if they are ready to do it. beat, i don't know if they are ready for it, or should it be d

in the spring, home production grew into a family business with its own production and warehouse in buchtarted with a budget of uah 200, and that was our... we had start-up capital, and then we scaled up only at our desire, because we initially took the first loan, then they closed it, took the second loans, and it was such a very, very risky activity, but we really believed in this product, because we got to experience the result ourselves. on the first day of the full-scale invasion of russia, victoria's family left i will the factory and shop remained under occupation. the invaders destroyed the laboratory and stole the equipment. however, the woman did not give up, as early as march 2022, the entrepreneurs decided to resume business, but already in lviv, they managed to start production thanks to grant funds. this grant is called uiznes, competitiveness and internationalization of smes, eh , which is co-financed by the european union and the german government, i applied, we passed, eh, we were very happy that we received support in the amount of uah 150,000 for raw materials and equi

future of our state, i believe in the future, that everything will be fine, along with the houses in buch is being restored, the residents believe that their city will blossom again after what they experienced. sofia kutsenko, serhiy azarrenko, tv channel rada, national marathon, single news. this was the last information in the release, the next one is at 3:00 a.m., let me remind you that the tv channel. the council works on the air of a nationwide marathon until 60 in the morning. thank you to everyone who is staying with us during this time. chevorons approaching victory, the enemies thought that independence was just a word for us, but from the first steps on our land, they were convinced. for centuries we have defended our independence and are ready to fight for it again. the defense forces of ukraine are stubbornly, unceasingly, step by step, winning, gnawing out, squeezing out of the enemy's claws our land, our will, our independence. thank you for every moment and for this day. we prove independence every day. kitty, how are you? i think you are worried, we are not around at schoo

the bridge of the city was destroyed, we know what happened in the east, we know what happened in buchnow that many people died in mariupol, for sure, it is not known how many more, or whether it is only related to this, that we cannot be sure to establish, these quantities, we, well, carefully we talk about it, and the government tries to tell us so.

andriy kobets is the only one from irpiny gostomel and buch. who are being tried for collaborative activitiestigation, a resident of buchi helped the russians during the occupation, took part in punitive russian raids and helped identify and destroy members of the ukrainian resistance movement. the sbu claims that the man offered his help to the occupiers on his own initiative, after which he was given weapons and russian-style military uniforms. if there are people with whom. most of the suspected collaborators do not admit their guilt, even after the court verdict, some try to escape to the occupied territories or russia and continue their crimes there or lie down. then for amateurs guys like pavlo are starting to hunt for russian peace. this is open source intelligence. the internet scout together with other analysts publish the results to the network several times a week. in the search for russian lice, they do not forget about the ukrainian nit, in their database there are about 400 collaborators and traitors, as many more are at the stage of confirmation. first of all , search engines h

when it invaded people and buch you ared our people and they've taken me, and because they become boyuts and they become brutal killers and the only way to expedite their release is to beef up the pressure on ham a the military pressure and make hamas understand that there is no choice, but to release these people. that's the way to do it, to make hamas feel the pain and there are these folks that the qatar government is sort of involved in. qatar has a relationship with hamas. it is hosting the leadership of hamas in the capital doha and hamas is telling the world we have a relationship with these people and that serves the interest of the west because that gives us influence. there's a crist is imof qatar and they wouldn't have a relationship with isis, i presume. they wouldn't have a relationship with al qaeda, i presume, why would hamas? the qatar government says we have influence. okay. so it is time for qatar to show it has positive influence and let's see if it can facilitate the release of the hostages. >> is there any information about the well-being of these children, of thi

. >>> you can watch an interview with claudia buch on cnbc.com from 12:30 cet today. >>> bundesbank president says he does not expect inflation to get closer to 2% until 2025. he also told der spiegel he cannot be sure whether interest rates hit their peak and it is too early to speculate about cuts. the german government has postponed talks on next year's budget following the constitutional court's ruling last week blocking the transfer of 60 billion euros in unused covid funds for other spending. the three governing parties are looking to force a solution allowing them to keep as many spending promises as possible. what a challenge for the governing coalition. talk us through what is going on. >> it is actually an unprecedented challenge. what we had last week was the ruling of the constitutional court that it is not allowed to use off balance sheet funds for other purposes than they initially were planned for. i guess the limelight is now on that off balance sheet because it is a huge part of the german budget. 36% of all expenses this year are actually coming off budget, which is, i think

on march 31, mayor buche in his address confirms the withdrawal of the russian army and does not saylians. around then , johnson, having learned about the agreement of the two delegations, said: stop, the war must continue. on april 2 they come to bucha special forces of the national guard, announcing the clearing of the territory from sabotage groups from russia. on april 3, raiters for the first time published a fake story about the mass execution of civilians. fake immediately becomes mainstream. london picks him up and on april 4 , zelsky comes to bucha in washington and says that the russians cannot be trusted. on april 9 in kiev, johnson, who by that time had already given the order to fight, everything that happened next was a bloody smokescreen that was supposed to explain to the world why the ukrainians agreed to everything and then handed it over. so it's clean heartfelt from. putin showed a document about the result of the belarusian re-movements, putin showed a document about the result of the belarusian negotiations to the african delegation, he demonstrated this, where,