experts, every wednesday we meet at once with two financial economic experts yevgeny dubagryz for casey ukrainend mykhailo demkiy from the icq investment group, and finally we have news about the officially registered unemployed in ukraine, their number currently stands at 308,000, which is 19% less than last year, but this does not really say about the fact that the number of unemployed has decreased is simply that many people cannot register to come to the employment center, those people who were mobilized and mobilized and went to defend their country and those who went abroad because they also cannot reach the employment center in order to fight unemployment. the government proposes to create a single, unified database of vacancies and to simplify registration for unemployment through the action application. we asked people on the streets of the city of kremenchuk if they felt unemployment, what do they have with work? yes, you can say they were lucky. and yes, it is very difficult now, and many people came, too, well, in general, there was not much work, and there were a lot of people. wha

casey, thank you very much. now to the latest developments in the war in ukraine president, florida me, zalinski says he's countries, troops are outnumbered by russian forces in the battle force varied on nets, according to zalinski, the ukrainians are holding out. but the cds being fought for street by st. russia has concentrated its resources into capturing the city as it seeks to seize control of the eastern don bass region. a village near the front line in dawn, birth after a russian missile strike. an elderly woman was killed the latest victim in a war that has lasted over a 100 days and continues to inflict misery on the people of ukraine. ikea. how am i supposed to feel or am i the little peacefully normally what the street was peaceful? yes, nothing here. well, you're nothing here. and yet they bombed us there grow your burden doors in the battle. city of several jeanette ski. ukraine claims to be pushing back russian troops. and moscow has confirmed that yet another of his generals was killed during your visit to the front. the u. s. u k, and germany have moved to counter russian firepower by pledging desc

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casey, thank you very much. let's move on now to the latest developments in the war in ukraine president, florida me. zalinski says his country's troops are out numbered by a russian forces in the battle for severe roads on nets, according to zalinski, the ukrainians are holding out. but the cities being fought for street by street. russia has concentrated its resources into capturing the city as it seeks to seize control of the eastern don boss region. a village near the front line, and don birthday russian missile strike. an elderly woman was killed the latest victim in the war that has lost it over a 100 days, continues to effect misery on the people of ukraine. okay, kia, how am i supposed to feel? it might be little peacefully, normally what the street was peaceful is nothing here. well, you're nothing you are. and yet they bombed us, darker your burden doors in the battle, city of several jonetta, ukraine claims to be pushing back russian troops. and moscow has confirmed that yet another of his generals was killed during your visit to the front. the u. s. the u. k, and germany have moved to counter russian f

downstairs, american volunteer dallas casey had arrived the six-year army veteran who says he was compelled to help ukraine defend its democracy was nearby dallas and his team helped vitali down from his apartment and to a car bound for a hospital without telling him his wife is dead e the the fighting is getting heavy. >> buildings would get hit, and we would go to those buildings immediately. try to pull people out >> reporter: and more help is coming ukrainian troops are pouring in and the united states is pouring in more weapons. the european union is also tightening economic screw, banning the import of russian oil by ship. by pipeline is still allowed the move is expected to cut russian oil supplies to europe by two-thirds by the end of the year, draining a key source of income for the kremlin richard engel, nbc news, the donbas, ukraine. >>> the supreme court deal as major victory to tech companies. they voted to block a texas law. >>> from hurricane ago atha to storm stretching from texas to maine, anymichelle grossmann has been keeping busy. >> this is a slow-moving cold front. we could see winds

casey had arrived. the six-year army veteran who says he was compelled to help ukraine defend its democracy was nearby dallas and his team helped him down from his apartment and to a car bound for a hospital where they'll tell him his wife is dead dallas says the fight is getting heavy in nearby severodonetsk, russia has seized half the city >> when we were in severodonetsk, we were definitely receiving shelling heavily we would go to buildings that had been hit and try to pull people out. >> reporter: more help is coming. ukrainian troops are pouring in and the united states is pouring in more weapons. the european union is now banning the import of russian oil by ship, by pipeline is still allowed. the move is expected to cut russian supplies of oil to europe by two-thirds, draining a key source of income for the kremlin, lester. >> richard engel inside ukraine, thank you. >>> hurricane agatha has weakened over southern mexico but not before pounding southern mexico and reportedly turning deadly the category 2 storm was the strongest hurricane on record to reach mexico's pacific coast in the month of may,

ukraine, mr. valery, is joining us. we are now trying to analyze what the real reasons were behind casey’s resignation of denisova., we understand that the cadres, as they say, decide after all, if she might have behaved somewhat differently, she might not have met , so to speak, strong resistance from certain circles in our political community, on the other hand, we we understand that what she made public really changed the perception of many europeans and americans. i think in the case of the crimes of the russian federation against our civilians . solved the issue, by the way, not with regard to denisov, but through denisov, including their own issues, since we made changes to the law on the legal regime of martial law. practically all the representatives of the verkhovna rada of ukraine in other spheres and secondary public life, they also could and can be fired because the verkhovna rada of ukraine, let's say, express distrust or some other emotional assessment, therefore , on may 31 , only lyudmila denisova was fired and released potentially released or focused on that a-a or listen to or be released and oth

downstairs, this american volunteer dallas casey has arrived, the six year army veteran said he was compelled to help ukrainedemocracy. dallas and his team help the man down to a car bound for a hospital where they will tell him his wife is dead. are you making a difference? >> yes, i've helped people. yes, i have treated people medically. yes, i have evacuated people. but making a difference is not something that is on my side to be able to decide. >> reporter: president biden wrote that currently the united states sees no indications that russia has intent to use nuclear weapons in ukraine. but stressed that any use of nuclear weapons in this conflict on any scale would trigger severe consequences. richard engel, nbc news, kramatorsk, ukraine. >>> thanks for that. want to bring in chief white house correspondent kristen welker and also pentagon correspondent courtney kube. kristen, let's talk first about what the president said monday versus what he is saying now of course in that "new york times" piece. monday he said that we're not really sending long range missiles, especially missiles that could feasib

in the fact that ukraine ceased to exist as a state and that we what do we have, we will know in six months that he is an fsb agent, that is, there are questions, but of something. casey tell me, mr. victor, how do you see the information campaign on the alleged preparation of the dismissal of the head of the sbu, mr. bakanov ? what do you think this is about? yes, i think that this is really an informational attack on the fence and i could even predict that someone from the president's entourage is already aiming for this position, we will not name the name, but they are quite are popular now in social networks, and i think that these people are trying, in this way, including using their mediocrity and media recognition, they are trying to overthrow their closest friend, i would say that the president will be able to do it well, i don't know more okay, how without on appeal, for sure, but how effective is he as the head of the security service of ukraine? this is what worries me right now, it seems like the whole country, and mr. viktor, there are a few more questions that relate in particular to events in belarus, the general staff reports that the kremlin is planni

ukraine in real time. we are seeing widely spaced, efficient, missile. we've demonstrated multiple times how we can load nemesis on the casey 130, land -- does not necessarily require an airfield. we do it pretty regularly. the system offloads, launches a missile, reloads and is gone before the missile impacts. that is the kind of dynamic i'm talking about. lightning forces or to make that easier to do. with the ubiquity of sensors, particularly in the indo pacific, if you can be seen and are where the target, you can be hit. we are getting after signature management, it's back to the future, where drink camo netting, we have companies we are on contract with the have nothing that can go over peoples as well as people to reduce or eliminate ir signatures, visual, it's pretty impressive. that technology is advanced. the lighter the better it from every perspective. it means less a statement, less needy, which means i'm reducing the signature. i could go on all day. >> let me ask to look at today's situation. as you are looking at lightening the force. one of the challenges that gets thrown out you is what is happening now wi

dallas casey is a combat veteran who served in the military for 6 years. says he wanted to help ukraine defend its democracy. dallas says the fights are getting harder in severodonetsk which is not far from here. russia captured at least half of the city when we were in severodonetsk we were very hard hit with artillery by ukrainian troops, they are trying hard to hold the city of severodonetsk but local officials say that most of the city is now under russian control in this video released by the russian state tv russian forces go beard we go like cops in donbass along with ukrainian forces russians are now just a few miles away from this place. as you can see, the ukrainians have dug in here, we can hear the sounds of artillery. this place is increasingly shelled correspondent himself snus found himself dangerously close to the incessant russian attacks on ukrainian cities did he show us what happened? we have just come under fire from the russians. we're going to hide in this abandoned farmhouse. the nearest place where we could find cover under this tree shooting intensified shootin