so it is much quieter here in the capital ukraine now of ukraine now. but in all the regions of your grain, there are still an air raid sirens to here and the ukrainians expect maybe more attacks and new the coming days. hallmark engine contract, ankle in keith for us. thank you very much. and looking at some other stories making headlines, german chancellor all of showed says visited ukrainian soldiers training in germany and learning to operate ahmed anti aircraft tanks that both in had agreed to send to ukraine, shall to praise the courage of the troops. he began rated that germany will be sending more heavy weapon systems to ukraine in the near future. taiwan is proposed at $19000000000.00 hike in defense spending after china staged its largest ever military drills around the island. the funds would boost, ty pays air and naval capabilities and require approval from parliament. tension of flaring with china, which views taiwan as a breakaway province. election officials in angola. se early results from the general election, but the ruling m. p. a la

like to remind you that most of the foreign investors who were during the years of ukraine's independence were capitalrawn from ukraine and returned under the guise of foreign investments, so when we talk about foreign investment is this this is this. well, the big question is what is it. whose money is it, but the fact that the money in ukraine can go to part of the projects that the government has determined that these projects are needed in ukraine and asked for money from the world for them, you need to add a very large slide why i said that i criticized the government a little bit, there should be serious attention paid to private capital, this is probably the finalization with which the government will go in the fall to the second part of the continuation, it will already be in berlin beforehand. why is that switzerland hosted a conference on reforms, this conference on the restoration of ukraine recovery, a conference that was redone from ukraine, the reform conference was supposed to be a competition about reforms. in other words, our visitor said, look, we need 750 billion dollars, yes. and y

so it is much quieter here in the capital ukraine now of ukraine now. but in our, of the regions of ukraine, there are still an air raid sirens to here and the ukrainians expect maybe more attacks and new coming days. he w hallman gunshot ankle there and keep it. take a look at some other stories making headlines. german chancellor, old of schultz, has visited ukrainian soldiers training in germany. they're learning to operate the armored anti aircraft tanks that germany has agreed to send to ukraine, shall to praise the courage of ukraine service men and women. he also reiterated that germany will be sending more heavy weapon systems to ukraine in the near future. taiwan has proposed the $19000000000.00 hike in defense spending off the china staged its largest ever military drills around the island. the funds would boost, ty pays error naval capabilities and require approval from parliament. tensions are flaring with china, which views tie one as a breakaway province. according pakistan is granted former prime minister in man con, extended bail for a w

so it is much quieter here in the capital ukraine now of ukraine now. but in all the regions of your grain, there are steel rates are runs through here and the ukrainians expect maybe more attacks in the coming days. home again sure. control ankle in keith for us. thank you very much for the war and ukraine has had impacts and ripple effects across the world. far beyond just ukraine and europe. africa is one part of the world that is being also hit hard as far as the economics of this war go. it's experiencing rising fuel and food prices, which have contributed to inflation and financial instability combined with a drought in ethiopia and other nations on the horn of africa. that's led to a food emergency in many places. ukrainian grania exports of only recently started to flow again after a long blockade by russia. west african countries rely on ukrainian fertilizer for agriculture. that fertilizer has largely been cut off since the beginning of the war. putting crop yields at risk. across the continent, the poorest people have been hardest hit since t

so it is much quieter here in the capital ukraine now of ukraine now. but in all the regions of ukraine, there are still an air raid sirens to here and the ukrainians expect maybe more attacks in the coming days among engine contract, ankle in keith for us. thank you very much. russia's invasion of ukraine has had far reaching economic effects. the european union pos, multiple sets of economic sanctions on moscow. it's leitz and various sectors. that's partly cut off revenue that would otherwise fund the russian war machine. europe has tried to make itself less dependent on russian energy, including oil, but especially natural gas. that's had a boomerang effect as energy prices searched, costing consumers driving up inflation ra continent altogether. this winter higher prices and the threat of an energy crisis have exposed divisions in the e u with countries like hungry, pursuing their own policies. let's talk about that with terry sholtes. he's standing by for us in brussels. terry, how well is e u. unity holding up half a year into this conflict. whil

that russia wasn't until earlyjuly that russia managed to capture the entire luhansk region capital. ukraine parts of neighbouring donetsk. in the south, russia has captured the cities of kherson and mariupol, but ukraine has been preparing for a counteroffensive. six months on, this is the limit of russia's advances. 0ne senior western military chiefs at the one certainty so far is that russia's so—called special military operation has not gone according to plan.— according to plan. their commanding _ according to plan. their commanding control. according to plan. their| commanding control has according to plan. their - commanding control has been poon commanding control has been poor, the logistics have been poon poor, the logistics have been poor, they have suffered from political interference into the conduct of both their strategic operation but also even down to the tactical level. we have seen a lot of trust between the military and the political class, all of those things we knew but i'm surprised that they've had all of them at the same time. their commanding control has been poor,

i congratulate you and all viewers of the espresso tv channel on the independence day of ukraine today the capitald its 31st anniversary, but today there were no mass events in to the national reserve sofia of kyiv, the priests of all churches prayed for peace in ukraine, and on khreshchatyk main street there was a procession, so to speak, of the burned equipment of rashi, which they planned, which they planned to reach kyiv in three days, but today i also want to remind you that today is exactly six months since that how russia began a full-scale invasion of ukraine and uh, for the evening they left such a pleasant surprise, lit up the motherland, this uh, 62-meter iron beauty was illuminated with the colors of the flag of ukraine uh, she always look in the direction of moscow with a sword and a shield, and today there is no, well, there is no discussion. and there are such comments that the soviet coat of arms on the shield of the motherland should be replaced. there are people in the capital in ukrainian. today, i personally noticed that there were not many people in the subway. and on the stre

probably the most difficult days for kyiv, when the residents of the capital were still in shock from the attack -e russians on er ukraine and, accordingly, in shock from the fact that the russians launched missile strikes on the capital of ukraine, so it is clear that in this situation the combat general er took command further er this story began er to unfold in such a way that m - m it's like i'm saying like because i'm waiting for the inclusion of general krivonos in order to understand what actually happened there in those days and who commanded what and most importantly whether the threat of the landing of russian military russian paratroopers at the airport of zhulyana began to unfold history, what does it mean that kryvonos was again enlisted in the armed forces of ukraine, then it turned out that this was not so, er, mutual public accusations began, that they say kryvonos thought he was enlisted in the armed forces of ukraine, you know that general kryvonos was one of those who created special operations forces and in 2015 did a lot in donbas and at one time defended the kramator airport and held the defense of

capit. ukraine's capital. >> to learn new things and come back to ukraine. >> she just started her mythical mythical residential residency. >> i will move back to ukraine to start training people with new methods that are not available in ukraine right now. >> reporter: she feels grateful and proud to celebrate their biggest holiday, independence d, thousands of miles away from home. >> ukraine really needs the supt the support from all the world and we are really grateful to everybody. >> reporter: most of the performers have families in ukraine like this singer. she ss she says it's helping to preserve their culture as they fight for their existence. >> russia doesn't want ukrainians to exist so we have to raise our voices, we have to talk about people's freedom. >> we are celebrating for them here to express our solidarity with them. >> reporter: while this is the 23rd year of the ukrainian american council has partnered with the band to organize this free concert, this year's celebration takes on new meeting. >> since i can't be there, i'm going to give it all my best. i will be pushing

that these were perhaps the most difficult days for kyiv, when the capital's residents were still in shock from the russian attack on ukraine and, accordingly, in shock from the fact that the russians launched missile strikes on the capital of ukraine, so it is clear that in this of the situation, the combat general took over the command further eh this story began to unfold in such a way that um, it’s like, i’m saying again because i’m waiting for the inclusion of general eh kryvonos in order to understand what actually happened there eh in those days and who and what was in command, and most importantly, was there a threat of the landing of russian military russian paratroopers at the airport of zhulyany , the story began to unfold that it was as if kryvonos was re-enrolled in the armed forces of ukraine, then it turned out that this was not the case, mutual relations began public accusations that kryvonos said he thought he was enrolled in the armed forces of ukraine. you know that general kryvonos was one of those who created special operations forces and in 2015 he did a lot in donbas and at one time he defended kramat

capital from this. and what really cannot be done without the state budget, because a huge number of projects in ukraineimplemented by private capital even in the conditions of hostilities and even in the conditions well, yes let's say it's banal, i'll remind you that we have chernivtsi and zakarpattia regions where there is even no curfew, well, powerful investors in the same transport logistics or in the economy can go there today, let it be under additional insurance guarantees , let it be under additional state rules, but they can go there, they can go there. you have to be foreign investors. is our private money any kind? and the money, here it is, it is difficult to establish its origin. i will remind you that most foreign investors that they were during the years of ukraine's independence. they were the capital withdrawn from ukraine and returned under the guise of foreign investments, so when we talk about foreign investments, this is this is this. well, the big question is about whose money is it, but the fact that the money in ukraine can go to some of the projects that the government has dete

for two months, we actually defended kyiv trying to prevent a russian invasion of the capital of ukraineer that when the dangers for the capital passed. he has been moved to the south and is already taking part in the battles on the border of the mykolaiv and kherson regions. i come to the boys, i try to help them financially, to help them find some things that they need extremely now. we are talking about some radios, cars, etc. actually, this moment of danger showed us how much, in particular, my fellow historians are capable of mobilizing, able to unite, able to defend ukraine. i am glad that among those who now continue to be defenders of ukraine, my friends and a historian and a non-historical faculty member, ivan patrilyak, one of the co-editors of historical truth and vakhtang filiania and volodymyr birchak and many others, i.e. those people who know history who probably know from this history the extent of the possible russian threat, they are being made against independence in order to protect his people from this threat, such was the conversation between natalia churiko and vol

even in kiev, the capital of ukraine, there are none.ow, even though we started in dnipro . i to you i want to say that here, er, no, i don’t see that er, they are experiencing, er, there have been such people in the history of er, korea was restored, too, japan was restored, and the marshall plan to europe was restored. we need to receive grants today. i want to apply for this attention must necessarily be grands because we are today, the data of our economy is definitely not a train, the border between inflation is more than 40% of the economy, we will not be able to raise any loans, it must be money, it is grand, and i think that it is possible to get them the nearest vremya, but i think that it must be necessary to be launched today, er, the presidential program, that is, recoveries. this is not such big money, which i told me once, in the region of 17.4 mm. - всё всё общее общее modernization of our country and i'm sure that this is uh-uh uh-uh, we have such opportunities есть такие умы . with as a representative of the local depart

bucha knows what is further there. the shrine of the saints to kyiv, to the capital of ukraine, the unitsion were already dispersing here, well, they were just on the approach, and then i was already at 20, familiar with the development, they said that all the enemy would attack in the morning, but if you didn’t believe it, you didn’t believe it until the rocket started to explode and then i came here. the next time, at the end of march, when the enemy left here, well, the shells were trained and we walked so calmly, looking under our feet, avoiding the remnants of shells, mines, exploded cartridges, how has life changed here, when a person is born, he wants to continue his family, raise a child, build a house how can it all collapse one moment when this evil came to our land, this horde of katsap, ruins, how much pain, how many lives, and exactly somewhere inside march, the enemy under cover under artillery cover began to push our units away from the settlement because the western outskirts where we are now there were already units of tomorrow's air for 10 troops of the russian federatio

oblast, production, economy, people settled, kharkiv is kharkiv because it is the technological capital of ukraine and it is rather i hope that it will develop i am not talking about kharkiv now, but about kharkiv oblast i hope that chernihiv will be revived i am not convinced about chernihiv oblast we must understand that we we want to do this with this one question, that is, with these territories that border russia and belarus, mainly with russia, this is the first, second question, how do we imagine , we will say, develop strategic productions, are you near the borders with russia, is it better transfer them somewhere 3. this is the question: we will focus on large enterprises before, or we will try to make a distributed system when the destruction of one sector does not mean the destruction of this production. to the gray zone but what to do there. there are 40 km to the border. and the answers to these questions worry me much more than the infrastructure. the infrastructure can be rebuilt. we will rebuild it. the question is where is it ? to rebuild and how i absolutely agree with you becaus

this is a lot, even for the capital of ukraine.s a heightened risk of a massive missile strik from the black sea area, which is occupied by russia, and also from belarus. there is intelligence that confirms these risks. this is how the day looks for ukrainia, but this is only one hand of the story. on the other hand, ukrainians today really understand fully, completely, the value of the independence that they have. underneath this war, the russian invasion, apart from attacks on the military and civilian infrastructure of the country, for ukrainians, it's obvious that one of the main targets of this war is also their national identity and their right toave their own state, to decide how to leave their country, which way to choose. >> the southern front, around occupied city, is where ukraine says it is planning a counteroffensive. but russian troops are dug in there, and ukrainian forces still lacked the manpower and the equipment to dislodge the invaders. >> once more into t line of fire and it's just another day for the 59thrigad

developed, the economy, people settled, kharkiv is kharkiv because, well, it is the technological capital of ukraine it is rather i hope that it will develop i do not now about kharkiv and about kharkiv region i hope that chernihiv will be revived, i am not convinced about chernihiv region, we must understand that we want to do this one issue, that is, with these territories bordering russia and belarus, mainly with russia, this is the first and second question, how do we imagine , we will say, develop strategic productions that were near the borders with russia. is it better to transfer them somewhere ? production, these are the three questions i ask myself all the time, i don't have the answers to them, and i'm categorically against turning, say, kharkiv into a gray zone. but what to do there? it's 40 km to the border. the answers to these questions bother me much more than the infrastructure, the infrastructure can be rebuilt, we will rebuild it. the question is where and how to rebuild it. i absolutely agree with you because, well, all industry, heavy industry, was concentrated in the east and i

this war would last several hours and at most several days that russia would soon conquer the capital of ukraineontrol of the body and the country it obviously turned out to be er huge fiasco for russia and russia neither conquered kyiv nor conquered the sensitive donbas as they predicted and now there are indicators that, in our opinion, both from the united states of america and from the countries of the unato members, there will be strong support for ukraine. there will be financing, there will be a quick provision of the necessary weapons and the strengthening of sanctions against russia, so i think that it is possible that this war will end soon and we will contribute to the help of the member countries nato regarding the reconstruction of ukraine i think that here it will be, when you look at the various analyzes that were disseminated in the european and european forums that russia caused damages in the amount of more than one trillion before euro so i think that a lot of help will be needed from the united states of america, canada, and the european union to help rebuild this terrible...

before as russian tanks rapidly crossed the ukrainian borders and began moving towards the capital of ukraineiv, president volodymyr zelenskyi advised citizens not to worry about preparing for the may barbecues - this is already in quotes at that moment for almost six months, the western mass media have been buzzing about the crazy plans of the kremlin to attack ukraine, the american publication e-e hmm established how the u.s. authorities received and reacted to information about the preparation of a russian attack on ukraine, journalists published and talked to more than 30 e sources from among high-ranking officials the united states of ukraine, europe and the north atlantic alliance, some spoke on condition of anonymity, there was also an interview with the washington post of president volodymyr zelenskyi, he is in this interview tried to explain what exactly he was guided by when he decided to inform the population until the last about the approach of a full-scale war, in the end, so as not to cause panic, as we understand it was the main motivation, nevertheless, it would be fair to not

secretary general arrived in ukraine the day before, and the president of turkey flew out in the morning during the hotelier's previous visit to kyiv, russia fired missiles at the capital of ukraine, and during the current visit, russia continues to bombard the east with a devastating missile strike for the second time suffered kharkiv, despite such a backlash, dogan declared that he believes that the war in ukraine will end at the negotiating table. therefore, initially there were bilateral meetings with zelensky spoke about the grain initiative and the situation in the u.n., for example, a tripartite meeting with the participation of all politicians, and the meeting was observed by my colleague vitaly chervonenko, he is live from lviv, so he is in italy. hello. what are the main conclusions you can make, or is there a chance to find a solution there, for example, zaporizhzhia npp i know that this was one of the main issues and is there any hope of bringing russia to the negotiating table, so to speak, well, there were four main topics - these are the zaporizhia nuclear power plant, peace talks, prisoner exchange talks, and grain and on all four issues, there was some

including the territory of the three baltic republics and most of belarus with the capital in riga ukraineapital exactly except western ukraine, where it was planned to have a separate reichskiz governor-general with a center in tbilisi. where all the regions of central russia were supposed to enter right up to the urals and the reich litter turkestan in central asia, a separate place in the plans of rosenberg was occupied by the peninsula, crimea the battle for crimea began in the autumn of 1941. the soviet command sought to defend the peninsula at any cost . but also airports. where could our aviation strike at romania, the main supplier of oil for the german army, by assault, peninsulas. hitler instructed one of his best generals, eric von manstein, after defeating the soviet union, he planned to rename crimea into gotlant land a year in 1941, at one of the meetings, hitler directly stated to his subordinates that the peninsula should be completely cleared of the local population and populated by colonists from germany in particular by settlers from the southern terror. crimea with the

for more on this, let's go straight away over to cave ukrainians, capital ukraine's capital entrees about study by preserve attorneys at the i. e. a team. finally, on its way while most definitely and i'm standing right outside here, this is your queen nuclear state company and medical. i don't where, you know, they have been monitoring very, very carefully visit that is expected to take place in the next few days and it being kept it secret mostly because of security concern. let's not forget that where they're going is the front line. there's been lots of fighting and shelling boeing around that area so well, certainly, you know, people want that everything to go in the right away. you know, as i said before, fighting has been ongoing all around that area. and he took a while to convince especially moscow for this visit to take place. in fact, about 2 weeks about a week ago. preference am on north macro and had a conversation, a very serious conversation with larry me to putting about the importance of getting experts inspectors inside the plan. earlier today we were able to talk to the

oblast, as well as our okhtyrka, which today is not only a city of heroes, but also the oil capital of ukrainet only me as a priest, but also as the head of the ukrainian local orthodox church in in the okhtyr district, but also many of our believers of the ukrainian church, for example, we also have a monastery of the moscow patriarchate here, where monks flocked, where they found weapons for which they had permits, and yes, there are antennas of various military purposes, as well as hundreds of thousands of dollars and our ukrainian people, i.e. the residents of these villages in the poltava district, began to raise the question that they no longer want to be parishioners of the moscow patriarchate, finally, that they do not want to pray for russian peace for not listening to those sermons who told us that we three are one people and the king of our father is a holy man, now people want to be in a single local ukrainian orthodox church, but we faced me in the coming days, a lot of appeals came from residents from residents of the okhtyr district from various villages about that our okhtyra p

security forces say they've ended a hotel siege carried out by islamist gunmen in the somali capital, mogadishu. ukraine'snyjoshua — then dedicates his win to the ukrainian armed forces.

small urban-type village of sharivka in the bogoduhiv district, it is 80 km from the first capital of ukrained in these lands at the end of the 19th century, such a beautiful ornate palace was built by one of the former owners of the sharivka, a russian german, baron koenig, all for his beloved wife, to whom the local climate was very suitable. with linden avenues, all this reminds us of the scenes of cinderella, who is so dear to us girls, that the sugar tycoon was capable of such things and once he even turned summer into sweet winter and poured around the sugar mountain estate, so that your beloved can ride on a sled, that's how today sharivka is open for tourists, it is being actively reconstructed and here you can often meet excursion groups, they are allowed on the territory for free, but only during the day, so take a camera, a romantic mood and a count's estate at your disposal for such a country is worth it we will fight with you see you in a few minutes the marathon continues we will rebel we will bind up we will win bristles news together we are strong these words appeared 160 year

military ironclad, there is still enough equipment this week. on actions to seize the second capital of ukraine, but how realistic is it, how is kharkiv protected, what is happening there now, a report by oleksiy kobzar, the enemy near kharkiv, he came in winter, is it possible to re-attack the second largest city in ukraine, there is nothing to do here, autumn shelling and terror of the local population, you see that it is coming to moderate peaceful residents, because our school is flying to our houses, whether it is scarecrows from the russian troops or the preparation of a bridgehead, we record the constant regrouping of troops, and on the borders with the russian federation, relatively speaking, they are not on guard the city as kharkiv prepares to resist the enigmas we are not afraid of them we defeat them exclusive facts of the week from defensive positions and night watch against collaborators both day and night kharkiv is bombarded by hostile fire , if not every night, then at least once every night, and on thursday night, a s -300 class rocket flew very loudly here. the room in the wh

objects in the kharkiv region 109 on the one hand this of course , kharkiv is one of the cultural capitals of ukraineon the other hand, the barbarism of the kremlin regarding the destruction of our identity, which is actually represented by objects of cultural heritage, and what strikes me i saw it with my own eyes. i can't help but feel sad. i remind you that four explosions rang out in kharkiv. the enemy also shelled nikopol in the dnipropetrovsk region again.

now, united nations nuclear experts of the parted ukraine's capital for the occupied nuclear power station near separation. the 14 strong team will assess the condition of the facility, and any danger that fighting in the surrounding area could pose for europe's largest nuclear power station. lead investigator grossi told journalists, the un experts are in ukraine to help stabilize the situation. the facility has been occupied by russian troops in march and has repeatedly become the target of shelling both moscow and keep playing each other for the attacks. the w corresponded mateus, bowling is standing by for us in separation. what do we know about the inspection? what? what will these experts actually be looking for? ah, well, they are on their way now. they will possibly arrive tonight or tomorrow morning on the site and they will be looking for the damage done to the facility. there has been shelling in our dog for now some weeks that some of it has hit closely to the plant or 2 electric lines and other important structures near the plan, so they will assess the damage. that's the 1st

thank you very much for joining us on the w business. ukraine capital. you've experienced a real estate boom in the years before russia's full scale invasion. that was high demand for new apartments and prices surged. and now the sector is practically frozen. keith skyline is full of new high rise building a response to high demand. as more and more people moved here over the past decade, there's simply weren't enough apartments. and the mentality in ukraine is by don't trent. but it's mainly the middle class that can afford to buy real estate prices in keith searched in recent years with the war can destruction and indiscriminate shelling. this building here was hit a few weeks ago. these brand new buildings are now only worth about half of their pre war value. they are located in hostile, which used to be a growing neighborhood in the outskirts of keith. but it's been heavily shelled. most people have left for the pollutants on the rancor. everything is brand new here almost wide, a bit of work was done. i finished right before the war engine team or l

an airborne landing near kiev so that a helicopter with airborne forces inside flew over the capital of ukraineand the whole country was proud once or twice and 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 in the very first hours of the special operation, something went wrong there is there are two two white bitches of the ukrainian army with manpads, they began to send the occupiers to underwater odessa, they will get it only after a few months while completely ignoring the federal channels, but in the first days of the war in russia, even the losses were not recognized, and all the hints about the rights during the invasion, which eventually everything general shamanov admits, for example, that they expected that we would be met with flowers. this is one of the main mistakes that we felt very acutely in the first 500 propagandists. what kind of failures. yes, we are here from day one. odessa and kiev will be wiped out by people in the russian army. very long hands and very accurate aim. the demilitarization of special operations will be carried out easily and without coercion. since then, six months hav

after excursions, you can go to a lecture where they will tell about the real history of the capital of ukrained not the one invented by the bolsheviks during the soviet era . alla, a native of kiev, is not the first to attend such an event. she says that she learns something new every time and has already invited all her friends here. she was very intimidated by this event because of her friends. they came i am very grateful to them because everyone will come everyone will listen of course it is very very interesting and very important we need to get out of our pants so that the pro-russian people can jump out a little bit of your panties and even they they deliver to us, we need to do our own excursions , free of charge, detailed information about them can be found on social networks, the organizers dream of building a large museum here, they welcome charitable contributions, because they also help refugees and ukrainian defenders to help the armed forces of ukraine, the young patriot managed to collect more than 2,000 hryvnias. diana decided to help the armed forces of ukraine when she saw t

kyiv said about the fact that 3 million kyivans have already returned to the capital of ukraine, and i read about the fact that kharkiv residents are now intensively returning to kharkiv, how much does this affect the life of the city, which of course, well, it does not now have those opportunities, those resources, which it had before the war people who are returning of course this is a certain load, what is it for, what is the scale of the return, and how many do you think kharkiv is ready for now? cities, but this is a program, my subjective opinion, 60 percent of the population, in principle, there are many cars in the city, there are many markets, stores , it works like a humanitarian disaster in the city, there are no volunteers at the moment, it's like this, thank you very much. take care of yourself, i thank you for your comments, for your work, then add a trailer, a box for each, every monday, there is an evacuation of the territory that is not under the control of the territory, and it leaves only in the middle when thousands of people go to ukraine for that reason есть так

honestly understand that we have experienced the worst, because the enemy's goal is to seize the capital of ukraineiv, to put on the knees of the government or the escape of the president from kyiv, the creation of some kind of government in exile and in this way the whole of ukraine is essentially captured. marathon and we need to accumulate and save energy, keep faith in ourselves, and in ukraine and in the security and defense sector, we need, with all that, who can work, pay taxes, create jobs, fill the economy with money, because today, in order to survive, it is necessary to pay financial support to the armed forces, and in this security and defense sector, to buy weapons, to buy cartridges for these weapons, because international technical assistance is not everything does not cover all needs, clothing, food, fuel and many other things today, on average, the minister of defense spends from the point of view of the needs of the u.s. armed forces in a month, the usual annual budget for which the ministry of defense used to spend a year ago, it is necessary to understand that lack of money in t

our verified data of such on the one hand, it is clear that kharkiv is one of the cultural capitals of ukraine, on the other hand, the barbarism of the kremlin regarding the destruction of our identity, which actually represented by objects of cultural heritage, and what i saw is impressive. with my own eyes, it can't help but upset me. i remind you that four explosions rang out in kharkiv, the enemy also fired again at nikopol in the dnipropetrovsk region . in nikopol , the consequences of these shellings are now being eliminated, the enemy is on the opposite side of the reservoir in the occupied energodar and is regularly shelling eh this area eh so we are monitoring this information news release in a moment the only news together we are strong will support the ukrainian army with money scan the code glory to ukraine i congratulate everyone who is with us at this time on the clock it is midnight on the calendar august 4, 162 days of full-scale war unleashed by russia yanton strashko and release time news, the russians shelled three districts in sumy oblast at once, these are yunakiv krasnopi

after the tour, you can attend a lecture where they will talk about the real history of the capital of ukrainenot the one invented by the bolsheviks during the soviet era. kyiv resident alla is not the first to attend such an event, she says that she learns something new every time and has already invited her here all my friends were very scared by this, uh, this event among their friends, they came. i am very grateful to them because everyone will come, everyone will listen. of course, it is very, very interesting and very important. even they deliver it to us, we have to do our own tours are free, detailed information about them can be found on social networks, the organizers dream of building a large museum here, they welcome charitable contributions, because they also help displaced persons and ukrainian defenders valeriya pashko yehor nikitenko of the espresso tv channel and for now, this was all the news for this time, the updated edition, wait at 18:00, watch our channel's espresso news and euro espresso programs for ukrainian refugees in europe, a joint broadcast with the atp channel,

confrontation with the crowd, which disappeared very slowly mass protests in the center of the capital in ukraine world know about the euromaidan of 2013-14, the orange maidan of 2004, but it was not the first the revolution on the granite, which had these signs of what will later be called the maidan, conveyed fear - it is natural, you do not choose to feel it or not, but it is only your choice what to do with it, whether it will win or whether you will turn it into a righteous anger anger that will ignite the heart and give strength to move forward this fear, we have something to lose, and therefore to defend at such an incredible cost, but great freedom was not gained at a cost, every step we take today is a step into a happy future. each of us is here because we tamed the cities, learned to manage them, made as our ally, no matter how difficult it may be for us, but it will definitely not be a shame. 180 days of our resistance to the russian invaders continues for your attention . angelica works part-time in the studio. the air force is ready for any development on august 24. words why the de

for bringing us up to date on the situation there with oil majors and a possible winful tax. ukraine's capital key experienced a real estate boom in the years before russia's full scale invasion. there was high demand, your prices surged, but now the sectors practically frozen over as dw financial reports. keith skyline is full of new high rise buildings. our response to high demand as more and more people moved here over the past decade. they're simply warranting off apartments. and the mentality in ukraine is by don't trent, but it's mainly the middle class that can afford to buy real estate prices in. keith surged in recent years. but with the war can destruction and indiscriminate shelling. this building here was hit a few weeks ago. these brand new buildings are now only worth about half of their pre war value. they are located in hostile, which used to be a growing neighborhood in the outskirts of keith. but it's been heavily shelled. most people have left for the absolute most on the ranger. everything is brand new here almost wide. a bit of work was done. i finished right before the wa

included the territory of the three baltic republics and most of belarus with the capital in riga rake commissariat ukraine the capital in rivne with the exception of western ukraine where a separate governor-general was planned reichs commissariat caucasus with the center in tbilisi reichs. where all the regions of central russia were supposed to enter up to the urals and the reich sariat turkestan in central asia, a separate place in the plans of rosenberg was occupied by the peninsula, crimea the battle for crimea began in the fall of 1941. the soviet command sought to defend the peninsula at any cost. but also airports. where could our aviation strike at romania, the main trifle of oil for the german army, assault, on the peninsula, hitler instructed one of his best generals, eric von manstein, after defeating the soviet union, the furs planned to rename crimea in the year of the land of the year in 1941, at one of the meetings, hitler directly stated to his subordinates that the peninsula should be completely. why from the local population because of the strength of the colonists from germany, in part

evacuation is a very morally difficult but forced and necessary step because the most valuable capital of ukraines to save the lives of these people serhiy kostysh ictv facts of the week - the only news ukrainians have grown up because of the war and have become more stable, despite all putin's attempts to discourage and intimidate, this is evidenced by the results of the latest sociological survey of the rating group. it showed that in ukraine the number of people ready to engage in entrepreneurship has increased, there are twice as many of them as before the war, and this indicates a readiness to take responsibility for one's own life on the state calculate less and less, taking into account the real state of affairs, about 70% of respondents said that their salaries were reduced, but they are understanding about it, while 86% said. 86 admit that their the economic situation has worsened, almost half of the respondents said that they have already adapted to the state of war, 41% are ready to change their profession, that is, to go to the job they currently have, but only 22% of those willing to

rescued more than 100 people after ending a hotel siege by islamist gunmen in the somali capital, mogadishu. ukraine's world titles against britain's anthonyjoshua, then dedicates his win to the ukrainian armed forces.

security forces say they've ended a hotel siege carried out by islamist gunmen in the somali capital, mogadishu. ukraine's heavyweight boxer, oleksandr usyk, retains his unified world titles against britain's anthonyjoshua — then dedicates his win to the ukrainian armed forces. and more than 60 years after its first flight, the uk's last airworthy vulcan is looking for a new home. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. watching in the uk the daughter of one of president putin's close allies, aleksandr dugina, has been killed in a bomb attack. russian media says darya dugina died after her car exploded near moscow. there's been no comment from the authorities. it's thought that her father — who's often called "putin's brain" — could have been the intended target of the attack. the pair were reportedly set to travel back from an event in the same car. aleksandr dugina is a prominent ultra—nationalist philosopher and strategist. mr dugina was interviewed by the bbc�*s gabriel gatehouse in 2016. he had this to say about his philosophy. truth is the question of belief and postmoder

clearly indicated that what are they saying hmm where will the russians plan to attack the capital of ukrainening our efforts now in order to defeat this brutal enemy and save the common ukraine after that we need to get clear answers to that why was such vital information that could save lives, that could save a part of the territory from direct destruction , at least accurately ensure a much stronger ability of ukraine to fight back not only through the heroism of our armed forces of ukraine and not only through such an internal mobilization of a sudden unexpected for of the society of mobilization that he had to demonstrate to our ukrainian society and of course tens of thousands of dead e and you know there was also such a plan from what was written the washington post is that they were supposed to take kyiv in three days, in a few weeks they were supposed to take all of ukraine, in fact, in the end , except for the western regions, it is not specified which ones are zelenskyi, which means that the state leadership was also supposed to be captured and, if necessary, shot. i don’t understa

’t think that for many russians, for example , leaving kyiv oblast, kyiv is, after all, the capital of ukraine steal russians, it’s more painful . than, for example, leaving kherson oblast therefore, everything will depend on the state of affairs at the front and on, well, you understand, we ask the question, what is it that always looks like this? yes, and we very often, what else can putin do? this, this, this narrative is constantly present. we are still there, we still have something but they are all already everything that depends on the current state of russia, the russian army, the russian economy, i don't know the russian population there, they have already done everything, the only thing left is the use of tactical or strategic nuclear weapons, everything else is already used if they have enough strength to withstand uh, there will be a counteroffensive of ukraine. one situation, if not enough, another situation, we khersons will fight back , the third situation and from any situation they putin will come out with the calculation is global because we see what is currently being done i

a large offensive operation where he declared and struck the decision-making center in the capital of ukraine on nuclear power plants, respectively, a provocation on the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, this was all, i will say, a powerful operation regarding e, firstly, intimidation of the people of ukraine from the head of the state leadership and especially partners to the negotiation process on conditions of the russian federation, and he did it with all his strength, both in a force format and in an information format, and it is clear to erdogan already with concrete proposals about the actual surrender of ukraine i.e. the recognition of crimea, the recognition of what we call the dpr of the lpr, the recognition of the annexed territories as separate units, which then later went to russia. these formats have already been declared, and this is how everything was seen, and many people were really afraid, and even the central government stopped its work. the invention of the quarter is correct, such actions are biased, but we we saw that this was indeed an information operation, we evaluat

capitals mass protests began. and what happened at that time in ukraine?ell, at the beginning of 1917, the level of national consciousness among the population was not very high, after all, national consciousness comes at certain moments when a person is faced with a choice: is he a russian, is he a ukrainian, when these questions become when there was a revolution in petrograd , when the tsar was gone and various organizations of parties began to appear en masse, some enlightenment, jewish , polish, ukrainian, russian, various and every person was faced with the question of who i am and at which rally will i go, in ukrainian or in russian, but let's go back to revolutionary petrograd. as we know, after short but bloody street battles, the protesters took the upper hand there, tsar nicholas ii abdicated and the government passed to the provisional government, although in kyiv i did not learn about this immediately, then there was no no internet, no television, not even a radio, we in ukraine at that time were the first to learn about the revolution in petr

. >> officials in ukraine's capital announced a ban on massive events of the -- because of the possibility of rocket fire. president zelenskyy says russia might attack in the lead up to celebrations. wednesday is the 31st anniversary of ukraine's independence from solely -- soviet rule. elsewhere, a curfew has been announced in kharkiv. authorities are on high alert as independence day approaches. ukraine is getting ready to celebrate 31 years of independence from soviet rule and it marks the six months since the event -- the invasion on this country began. president zelenskyy said people should be getting ready for russia carrying out something very cruel. he said this week russia could try to do something particularly ugly and vicious, and that is why kyiv has announced they will suspend any type of mass gatherings among other things. military administration says security forces are ready to prevent missile attacks or bombs , among other things. this happens after russian security services accused ukraine of being behind the assassination of darya dugina, killed in a car bomb a few years

when all the developments officials in ukraine's capital keep of announced a ban on mass events because the possibility of rocket via president zalinski saying that russia might launch attacks in the lead up to independence celebrations . wednesdays. a funny fuss, anniversary of ukraine's independence from soviet rule. notch public events rallies and all the gatherings will not be allowed in the capital until fuzz day. elsewhere curfew has been announced in the northern city of har. keith, to raise a bow, is in keywords as the authorities are on high alert, his independence day approaches. ukraine is getting ready to celebrate 31 years of independence from a soviet rule. and it also marks the 6 months since the nation on this country began precedent vodo the meters to landscape draft the nation where he said that people should be getting ready for russia, carrying out something very cool. he literally said that this week, russia could try to do something particularly ugly and particularly vicious. and that's why that cube has announced that they will spend any type of mass gatherings, a