maryna boyko, mp odessa city council. mrs. maryna, glory to ukraine, congratulations. kudos to the heroes, congratulations, thank you for the invitation. ms. marino, i just spoke with yan dobronosov, a photographer who has returned from the eastern front, literally from the front-line locations. and he somehow remembered that, he says: and before that he was in odessa, he says, and he was more shocked not by what was being done in the east, but by the fact that when he went to arcadia, lenin was washed up, that there really was some lenin there still do you have it? i suspect that he saw at the entrance to the victory park that we have is located just near arcadia, there is a certain landmark there, like a monument, and actually there is not... a monument to lenin, but like a plaque on which lenin's profile is visible. we have repeatedly addressed this issue, with colleagues, my colleague petro obukhav, also a deputy of the city council, submitted an appeal to the historian-tannic commission of the odesa city council regarding this, and to the departments of the city c

was renamed, well, most of them. regional administration throughout ukraine - this is what the city councils councils and so on have not renamed, that is, they completed the work, completed the work that the local self-government did not complete, this is such a safeguard laid down in the law in case of sabotage there or simply poor implementation of the law, it still seems to me that it is necessary to talk about it with the people, because well, if a person lives on the street relatively speaking, stepan bandera. and i really don’t understand why this is so, and she thinks that she was brought there somewhere, i don’t know, from kyiv, from lviv, from where else, and she dreamed of living on gagarin street, for example, because she has loved gagarin since childhood , there, i don't know, portraits, there are people hanging around, a person wanted to be an astronaut, something just didn't work out in life , and so on, well, there will be frustration, if 50% of such people are on the street, then they will feel that the decision was imposed on them. it 's not that i'm not against bandera, i w

obukov, yes, the deputy of the odesa city council is already in touch with us. mr. peter, congratulations. i congratulate you. well, trukhanov decided to do a survey, to do a survey and ask odessa residents how they feel about their decommunization. city ​​and believes that the renaming of streets nullifies odesa, this is how his direct quote sounds. he did not like the initiative of the regional military administration, and he decided to cancel it for himself. this is the story. what does this indicate, firstly, in your opinion, and secondly, how do odessans generally feel about getting rid of all, you know, monuments to catherine, pushkin streets and the like, so that odessa, it is not just , you know, was lip service. in ukrainian, but also demonstrated it with all her toponyms? oh, well, let's start first, so since june 22, we have been engaged in de-russification, decolonization, and we in the city council have already renamed more than 220 streets, alleys, squares, two districts of the city out of four, almost everything, there is a law on decolonization, which

and the kyiv city council, as i said earlier, extended the lease agreement with kyiv ocha. the factory is located on three plots of land bordering the archeological, kytaev archaeological complex, and accordingly, there has not been any reaction after this scandalous vote, which took place on july 4, the kyiv city council does not appear in the courts of appeal, and the reaction as such is also there is no and this story with the chinese tract, how long has it been drags on, is it something new, some new story or an old one? eh, old enough, because it was the first chinese celebration. was leased back in 2004, and in 2007, the purpose changed, which actually allowed construction to be carried out on the territory of the kytaiv tract. direct legal proceedings began in september 23rd at the attorney general's office, the attorney general's office demanded that these parcels be turned over to the state, because they are ultimately an archaeological site, and that all construction be stopped. there why did it come back now in public discourse? the reason is quite simple: at the

she has written to the city council and is also hoping for| city council and is also hoping for the supporte one rent of pause to reflect and remember. —— one minute of pause. the reform uk leader and clacton mp, nigel farage, has declared earnings of more than a million pounds a year from work he does outside of hisjob as an mp. the latest register of members' financial interests published by parliament show he is paid more than £97,000 a month to present on gb news. let's get more on this now with our political correspondent helen catt. break it down for us, what has he been earning? mil break it down for us, what has he been earning?— been earning? all mps have to declare any — been earning? all mps have to declare any earnings _ been earning? all mps have to declare any earnings they - been earning? all mps have to declare any earnings they have outside of theirjob as an mp, and so if we start with what they earn as an mp, they get an annual salary of £91,346, plus you get some expenses for things like living in your constituency or living in london, one of the other. if you are in anyt

the authorities are people, using the example of our minsk city council of deputies, it is absolutely possible to say for sure that in power there are absolutely simple earthly people. with their views, their problems and how a person went through some situation in life, he reacts faster to that question or that request of the population of a person from the place, which comes in the course of communication with citizens, what do i mean here? our minsk city council of deputies consists of sixty people, of which only one is released, your humble suga, otherwise all these are people who work at their workplaces, are engaged in professional activities, they somehow come into contact with the aspirations, problems of their team, somewhere these are first -level managers, the director. corps, somewhere this is a line manager, ordinary specialists, a spectrum, in fact, of the composition the city council is wide, so all these problems are far from alien to them, and they have to be solved in cooperation with completely different directions of structures with different representatives of org

, sorry, natalya kalinichenko, a deputy of the bilopol city council, was in touch with us, she spoke.uation in sumy oblast, especially given that the russian ministry of defense reported that in the neighboring fighting continues in the sumy kursk region of the russian federation, they say... the reserves of the russian troops advanced there, because the ukrainian military, with the support of various types of equipment, attacked the positions of the units of the russian federation? it's funny, by the way, that they were standing there, that ahmad, that akhmat chai, or akhmat sila, i don't know what, well , in other words, the local residents will say that they were there on the spot, you just know, gave, gave dral, what is it called, they just came in. the military, these are such elite russian units, but i don’t know where they are elite there, but of course superiority in russia in the air, it can be given in signs, although i understand that if we also had at least parity, it would be better to have superiority in the air, no, if we had precisely the superiority of the air, domina

above-water part of the iceberg, figuratively speaking, this is the struggle for the powers in the city councilwhat will happen next with the city government in general. well, that's what the story looked like, it's all quite strange, we'll keep an eye on this story and its development. mr. oleksii, thank you very much for telling us a little more details, oleksii maslov was with us, a journalist. chernihiv, er, we wish all residents of chernihiv a good day, here and there good news from bryansk region, well, we are going for a short break now, then we will visit in zaporizhzhia, stay tuned. there are 20% discounts on baneocin until independence day at the psaryznyk, bam and oskad pharmacies. read in the august issue of the magazine kranaya. how maidans and the volunteer movement were formed. the new ukrainian identity, the phenomenon of ukrainian resilience, why the enemy underestimated the power of freedom, from the gray zone to the european stronghold, what lesson did ukraine teach the world? ask at press outlets or pre-pay online. the country is in the center of the main events. we were onc

from we addressed the lviv city council with questions about why compensation is provided selectively why, in particular, nastriyski houses were restored with funds from the city budget, and not through the state program of restoration. in response, we received a report with the sums of repair works on stryyska street. there is a restoration of the state program, but it was not mentioned in the response to our request. we will talk in more detail with the legal analyst of the anti-corruption agency about how to issue a request for compensation, where to turn to citizens in similar situations center meza, vladyslava rudyka. mrs. vladyslav, i congratulate you. good day actually, tell me, tell me about all the available options on how to get compensation for property destroyed by russian shells. the most widespread and already talked about on the air is, of course, the state program for providing compensation for damaged real estate, this is recovery is known to everyone, and it specifically applies to receiving for damaged, not for destroyed property, and it is also worth always monitor

when you have discussions, or maybe not in odesa city council, has anyone tried to explain to trukhanovt these streets, for which he is fighting so much, existed long before the birth of trukhanov and before the birth of zhvanetsky and had completely different names well, it's actually a strange story, we have left, we renamed 220 streets in odesa, i mean we, i mean the city council, but some remained, and now everyone knew that this law would be, everyone knew that it would be... the government mr. kiper, and we still had pushkinska, zhukovsky and bunin streets in the center of the city, which have no relation to odessa, zhukovsky is the author of the hymn "god saves the tsar", bunin, of course, is a russian figure and writer, and we proposed to rename them , we suggested renaming zhukovsky street to lesya ukrainka street, because lesya ukrainka, lesya ukrainka, when she came to odesa, she stayed with friends on this street, it would be logical, but... in the city council, where trukhanov has a majority, this decision was cut down, and then they got a decision from kiper , it is absolu

restored with funds from the city budget, and not through a state program, we turned to the lviv city councilin response we received a report from sums for repair work on stryiskyi street, there is a state program for restoration, the answer to our request did not say. about how to issue a request for compensation, where to contact citizens in the same way. situations we will talk in more detail with legal analyst of the mezh anti-corruption center vladyslava rudyka. mrs. vladislava, i congratulate you. good day actually, tell me, tell me about all the available options on how to get compensation for property destroyed by russian shells. it was already talked about on the air, which is of course state-owned. the program for providing compensation for damaged property, this is recovery, everyone knows, and it specifically refers to receiving for damaged, and not for destroyed property. it's also always worth it monitor the various opportunities offered by donor organizations, international non-governmental organizations that help either physically rebuild the damage or provide funding, for exa

centerville city council has approved a plan to build a sanctioned encampment. it would provide some services to the unhoused city. officials say the goal is to end homelessness, but not everyone's on board with the plan. kron 4 sarah stinson reports. >> i you shouldn't >> people who live in sandra fell speaking up at a city council meeting monday night about concerns over encampments that have popped up throughout the city. city council says litigation has prevented them from enforcing camping regulations for year. but a judge dismissed the case earlier this month to help get people off the streets. city council approved a sanctioned encampment along the home creek path right off lincoln avenue. it would cost 2.2 million dollars using state grants and provide restrooms garbage dumpsters. and 24 7 security as well as showers services. once a week, the city says there would also be case managers to help provide services. they'll be support staff there to help them with on any kind of paperwork, driving them to appointments. >> helping them navigate the bureaucracy

artem revchuk was with us, a member of the kharkiv city council.you once again that this qr code does not just appear on our screen. this is actually so that each of us has the opportunity to participate in what our defenders are doing at the front, and here it is actually a small contribution, because it is not by our own strength. not by your own presence on the battle line, but simply by a donation, 10, 20, 100, a thousand hryvnias, because this opportunity is different for everyone, make your contribution as much as you can, for what you can allow now, and the defenders themselves are asking us for this, they emphasize that it is very , very necessary, let's listen to the guys, good health, dear ukrainians, we, the fighters of the first assault battalion, the third separate assault brigade, and defend our native land on the front lines, we urgently need your help, we need the means of radio-electronic warfare against the enemy's mini-vehicles and komikaze drones, we very much ask for your help, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, this night

council, a similar situation applied to some officials of the kharkiv city council, dnipro city councild this year and in previous years, but preventive work, activity anticipation. effective implementation of interactions with local authorities of the regional language policy, clear communication with the heads of cities, regional regional military administrations, hundreds of local language programs, the state language program, and of course the fines and sanctions that we impose on violators of the language law, they bring their incredible effect, but i want to emphasize the main thing: in the conditions of war and especially in the conditions of a full-scale... invasion, the awareness of the importance of the state language came involuntarily to the vast majority of ukrainian citizens. today , in fact, no one needs to be convinced that ukrainian is the state language, although studies decades ago showed negative statistics and corresponding indicators. today, no one needs to be convinced that the question of the ukrainian language is a question of our national identity, and ultimate

waste on the purchase of drones in the poltava city council. the suspicion was announced to the former director and chief specialist of the defense department, the bureau of economic security reports. detectives of the department also searched the premises of the city council. according to the investigation, in december of that year, officials carried out a public procurement procedure for quadcopters for military units. more than 38 million uah were paid for them, which is 5.5 million more expensive than the market value of such drones, bep analysts believe. the extras face up to eight years in prison. law enforcement officers are conducting massive searches in the dnipro city council, ukrainian media reports citing their own sources. according to preliminary data, investigations are ongoing among local government officials in the case of misappropriation of funds for repairs. in kharkiv, the number of victims due to yesterday's rocket attack has increased, the regional prosecutor's office reported. by medical a man asked for help. currently ,

bear her name and advocates while the former mayor's name in print on the rotunda at city hall city council will review that proposal tomorrow. >> its 9.52. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a new study shows which cities are the most creative. we'll see why san francisco is in the top 10. >> and get ready for the preseason finale game for the forty-niners taking on the las vegas raiders. and it's friday and we've got our special coverage starting at 6.30, at kickoff is at 7. >> will be on stage is lost or new whiskey. prancer davis whiskey. it's a partnership with moet hennessy, the name and drink pay tribute to beyonce's paternal great-grandfather davis who the drink was flashed fruit flavors, spices like clove and sentiment. that sounds good. okay. this price, though, not so much but did you have to know it because there's no beyonce in the name. so you have to. you have do when you love this. yeah. what you want. >> all right. it is a 9.55 right now coming over the next hour. the kron morning news. this canine officer needs your vote. barney is representing the bay area in a con

the richmond city council voted unanimously to approve a $550 million settlement agreement with chevron. the company has been the largest employer and source of tax revenue in the city for years, but has received scrutiny for the pollution it causes. >> i don't know that there's an amount of money that's enough money, you know, because i think that we're talking about generations of harm, of death, of sickness, of pollution. >> as a part of the settlement, richmond has agreed to pull a measure that was set to appear on the november ballot. that measure would have asked voters to approve a refinery tax on chevron. >> we were talking to hundreds of voters, a day, and they were excited to vote in november, and they were excited to hold big polluters accountable. >> the city council expressed their support for the refinery tax on wednesday. however, mayor eduardo martinez believes the settlement is an easier, gauaranteed way to get the money from chevron. >> carson city had had passed a similar measure in 2017, and they still don't. they still haven't seen the money because it's been tied u

in 2020 , charavko ran for the kherson city council and failed again. lucky to sit only in the chair of the deputy of the ship district council of the city of kherson. in his position, he took care of the demographic problems of the region and the mass migration of ukrainians abroad. the situation is catastrophic. in ukraine, for example, the birth rate has decreased by 40% over the last 10 years. for cheravko, the killing and torture of ukrainians, the occupation of cities and villages became not a pain, but an opportunity, which he gladly took advantage of. our act is meaningful act, is definitely determining how we will build, with whom we will build our future. when the region was occupied, cherevko joyfully went out to the russian soldiers on the main square of kherson with red flags of the ussr. initially, this traitor, together with gauleiter volodymyr saldo, participated in the creation of the so-called rescue committee for peace and order, the purpose of which was cooperation against the occupation. government and russia. the invaders appreciate

khyzhnyak came to the city council, where he was solemnly met and congratulated, the athlete became the first poltava resident to win olympic gold. i am very happy that everything was successful, an extremely valuable historical medal for our city, of course for our country, i am very proud of it, thank you to everyone who supported and helped me in this. therefore, the path was really not easy, especially the last period, the last year of preparation for olympic games, because i was injured, the injury was quite difficult, and for more than a year i did not enter the ring, after the european games, since i got my license, of course there were certain plans, certain tournaments were built in preparation for these competitions , but i missed all of them in the last, in the last year already in... the last period of training due to injuries, but thank god, after i had an operation, i passed the recovery period and already continued training. a comical incident happened in the chinese city of guangzhou. on a wild boar ran into the local railway station. he scared the passengers, so the loc

kron four's sara stinson was at the city council meeting tonight joins us now live with the details. sarah. >> it's still tense. can be seen all across the city of sandra fell even on the property of city hall. take a look and what they're doing here to prevent more people from living on the streets is approving this plan that they flew approved tonight to build a city-run encampment for 47 people. however, some people who live near the encampment site are not in favor. many expressed safety and health concerns. >> along time. >> people who live in sandra fell speaking up at a city council meeting monday night about concerns over encampments that have popped up throughout the city. city council says litigation has prevented them from enforcing camping regulations for year. but a judge dismissed the case earlier this month to help get people off the streets. city council approved a sanctioned encampment along the home creek path right off lincoln avenue. it would cost 2.2 million dollars using state grants and provide restrooms garbage dumpsters. and 24 7 security as well as showers se

odesa, petro obukhov, deputy of the odesa city council, will tell us about how morning and night pass in the south of our country. mr. petro, glory to ukraine. a hero, glory, congratulations, well, thank god, the night passed peacefully, nothing happened, this week we had the same shelling as the whole of ukraine, on monday seven people were wounded, three of them children, no one died, it was still so funny story, there were two lightning strikes in... the church of the moscow patriarchate. hmm, this is, according to the current legislation, weather and nature work, i understand. i wonder how moscow, the kremlin, and gundyaev as a whole will react to this. mr. peter, i am talking about the other side of life in odesa, now we see, there are still videos from the beach, where everything is beautiful, everything is wonderful, a huge number of umbrellas and vacationers, we understand that the weather also helps. desire to rest and swim, but odesa is still not only vacationers and gathers tourists, now it is actually such a mecca for those who want to escape from the country, not the tisz

for sara stinson breaks down for us. >> time. >> people who live in sandra fell speaking up at a city council monday night about concerns over encampments that have popped up throughout the city. city council says litigation has prevented them from enforcing camping regulations for year. but a judge dismissed the case earlier this month to help get people off the streets. city council approved a sanctioned encampment along the home creek path right off lincoln avenue. it would cost 2.2 million dollars using state grants and provide restrooms garbage dumpsters. and 24 7 security as well as showers services. once a week, the city says there would also be case managers to help provide services. they'll be support staff there to help them with on any kind of paperwork, driving them to appointments. >> helping them navigate the bureaucracy around a changing housing. many people who live in the area spoke out against the proposal using personal examples on how swim up to >> insisted that 6 even and tried to might hurt i love to say this is an isolated incident. just one person, the sort of made abo

the explains. >> i want take >> people who live in sandra fell speaking up at a city council meeting ve popped up throughout the city. city council says litigation has prevented them from enforcing camping regulations for year. but a judge dismissed the case earlier this month to help get people off the streets. city council approved a sanctioned encampment along the home creek path right off lincoln avenue. it would cost 2.2 million dollars using state grants and provide restrooms, garbage dumpsters. and 24 7 security as well as showers services. once a week. the city says there would also be case managers to help provide services. they'll be support staff there to help them with any kind of paperwork, driving them to appointments. >> helping them navigate the bureaucracy around a changing housing. many people who live in the area spoke out against the proposal using personal examples on how swim up to >> insisted that 6 even and try to out i love to say this is an isolated incident. just one person. the sort of made about what is happening the cloud will damage is not working as pla

it's 7.36, and the sandra fell city council has just approved a plan to build a san7tioned encampmentt would provide services for the unhoused. so city officials say the goal is to end homelessness. not everybody's on board with that plan. brown for sara stinson takes a look. >> i want pay time. >> people who live in sandra fell speaking up at a city council meeting monday night about concerns over encampments that have popped up throughout the city. city council says litigation has prevented them from enforcing camping regulations for year. but a judge dismissed the case earlier this month to help get people off the streets. city council approved a sanctioned encampment along the home creek path right off lincoln avenue. it would cost 2.2 million dollars using state grants and provide restrooms garbage dumpsters. and 24 7 security as well as showers services. once a week, the city says there would also be case managers to help provide services. they'll be support staff there to help them with on any kind of paperwork, driving them to appointments. >> helping them navigate the bureauc

yes, the local self-government bodies, let's say this, help a lot, this is both the city council and regional city administration, and they help in solving issues with residents, with communal enterprises, and well, control from the regional state administration for by the terms that are established, that is , meetings are held on these issues. uh, well, what problematic issues can we address and, thanks to the holding of various meetings there with various utility companies or residents , solve issues that arise during the restoration process, well, the residents who contact you, what are their questions, with issues of wallpaper selection, the color of the wallpaper or something else bothers them, well, there are those, and there are... so urgent that the deadlines for , well, execution, why so long, why so, well, they are different, eh, can you somehow in general to calm down, maybe they will turn on the televisions, turn on the espresso and see our conversation, just get something out of it for themselves, that there are such, such, such houses, such terms will already be complete

. >> antioch city council has appointed a new city manager. bessie marie scott is expected to receive a two-year contract with the city. some residents aren't on board with the choice saying they were unhappy with.scott's past social media posts discussing inequality and systemic racism. however, others who spoke at tonight's meeting feel she is the right choice for antioch. >> i don't think this town has room for any racism, whether it's from the city manager, the police department, the mayor, any of us? so if you are truly considering hiring scott, i would ask that you vet this a little bit more. >> the focus should be on her accomplishments ability to lead and not on social media posts from 5 years ago. others felt the appointment should have waited until after the november election because the city council majority could change. antioch city council, though, did vote 3 to 2. >> in favor of scott. >> take a look at this home. surveillance video captures a man stealing a family's pet bunny. this happened around 4.30 yesterday morning in peta

the goal is to get the city council there to act on a cease-fire.more specifically they want the snow, the city council to pass a cease-fire resolution. they gathered tonight outside city council chambers and walks to the famous plaza downtown for some this was especially personal. >> i am allison and i don't have family i think that i didn't have and palestine most just keep coming keep supporting coming out and making your voices. your >> the group, sonoma valley for a cease-fire organize this leaders say they've met directly with council members, but so far it has not produced the results. they want. bakeries is set to pay $162,000 for air quality violations that happened at their facility in south san francisco. air-quality officials say the company failed to conduct required emission tests for 5 years and they released exceeded levels of carbon monoxide. after 24 years. sfo has a new logo in a video posted on social media. you can weighing in the f which the airport says represents the past, the present and the possibilities of the future. the

oakland city council member trevor reed says she will not seek reelection. this means for the first time in more than three decades, oakland will not have a member of the reed family in office. here's nbc bay area's velena jones. it's a decision councilwoman trevor reed says she didn't take lightly, but she ultimately decided her family needs to be her priority. reed, who represents district seven, is also the primary caregiver for her ailing mother. the reality is that to give my mom the level of care and resources and support that she needs, i'm leading the city in 24/7 crisis, working to recover and caring for her at that same level day in and day out. it may not be sustainable for her health or my own. in her almost four years in office, the east oakland council member has co-chaired a regional safety task force, advocated for equitable service across the city, and authored over 100 pieces of legislation, including the ebony alert that now triggers when a black teen or woman goes missing. she admits that safety along the hegenberger corridor in her distr

implement the law on the decolonization of toponymy rested with the mayor, and before that with the city councilthen this process the city government delayed a bit, let's be honest, but now, when these powers fell into the hands of the actual head of the military administration, and he fulfilled the requirements of the law that were imposed on him, for some reason... it turned out that the mayor is not satisfied, he, well, he has another opinion regarding these renamings, of course, he, unfortunately, is not used to listening to the people, to the public, because the patriotic public in odessa, they fought for many of these renamings, and we see that now thanks to the decision of oleg kiper, the head of the military administration we have appeared street in honor of the fallen kombrig, 28... vitaliy gulyaev in honor of the heroes of ukraine, in honor of vitaliy blashko, hero of ukraine, knight of the order of the order of bohdan khmelnytskyi, in honor of other fallen soldiers who were from odessa or lived in odessa, and this too our history and an equally important part of it, our modernity, tha

so the local self-government bodies, let's say this, help a lot, it's the city council and the regionalministration, and they help solve issues with residents, with communal enterprises, and well, control from the regional state administration according to the terms that are established, that is , meetings are held on these issues, well, what problematic issues we can address and thanks to the holding of various meetings there with various... communal entrepreneurs or residents to solve the issues that arise in the course of the restoration, the residents who contact you, what questions do they have about the choice of wallpaper, the color of the wallpaper, or any other issues that bother them? well, there are such, and there are also such urgent ones that the terms of execution are why so long, why so? can you somehow calm everyone down, maybe they will turn on the televisions, turn on the espresso and see our conversation, just get something out of it for themselves, that there such, such and such houses will already be completed in such terms, well yes, well, first of all there is pe

first collection of rubble, which is carried out by the municipal services of the city, then the city council engages a qualified expert who determines whether it is possible to restore the building at the expense of major repairs or reconstruction, or whether it is no longer suitable. and is subject to demolition, after the expert gave a conclusion that it is possible to carry out major repair or reconstruction works, the city council orders, well, conducts a tender for the production of design and estimate documentation, and already on the basis of the prepared design and estimate documentation, the customer of the works is determined, and in accordance with the tender... e purchases, the contracting organization that carries out these works is determined, how much time is left to continue this recovery, when do you think it will be finished or do you have any plans set, although i don't know, it's hard to make plans right now, considering that we are sometimes without power and sometimes in the air worries, so we have projects, project documentation. these are the terms of the missions the

among the many steps an effort to get the backing of the san jose city council. all we're asking for is full rights. just like every tribe in california has. muwekma refuses to be second class citizens in indian country, specifically in california. but that goal hit a snag recently. bay area congresswomen zoe lofgren and anna eshoo each voiced concern about whether the muwekma tribe will seek gaming rights. eshoo expressed her concerns in writing, saying in part, quote, while i recognize that gaming has provided meaningful economic benefits for some tribes, i have concerns about the potentially harmful impacts of gaming on the broader community. on top of that, the city council just decided to postpone their decision on whether to support the tribe by three weeks. we will keep moving forward, and we'll, you know, be moving around these obstacles and we'll never give up, you know, fighting to get our status restored. meanwhile, many members of the muwekma ohlone tribe are now on a three month horseback ride from here to washington, d.c. it's an action they're call

well, the odesa city council does not agree with ova's order regarding the renaming of the city's nysky oleg kiper is not going to change the decision to change us, and not far away dnipropetrovsk oda renamed 290 toponymy objects in the region's population centers as part of the decolonization process, 135 in kryvyi rih, but the head of the council defense of kryvyi rih, oleksandr vilkul also opposes it, or maybe he opposes it more cautiously, but also opposes it, and please tell me, andrii, if, if the process of decolonization in odesa is actually in odesa, the process of decolonization will stall, or in your opinion, it will stall as a chain reaction and... in other ukrainian regions, where else, there is actually a large field for work on the liquidation of russian-born, i would say, add-ons, please, well, it will not fail, if there is a principled position of the central government, that is , we must understand that now there is a solution of the regional military administration, this decision was made solely within the framework of the current legislation, until july 27 the regiona