dmytro, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, denis marchuk , the deputy chairman of-ukrainian agrarian council joins, we congratulate you, denis, good day good health. let's start with the military topic and later move on to the agrarian topic, mr. dmytro. your native rivne region borders with brotherly and friendly belarus, with which we still have not even broken diplomatic relations. russia has started regular and active flights to belarus. we are talking about only 15 planes recorded by the belarusian resistance movement that landed at the military air base in the marshes near minsk. this is reported by defense express, our partners, experts on military topics, according to the community, the belarusian district recorded 10 il-7 arrivals, six, two an-22 anti flights, and this is a large transport aircraft and three a-124 ruslan, this is the largest aircraft, well, after the dream, which was destroyed in the period from the ninth to the 17th in july, among the directions to which these planes flew or arrived, the horn of ivanovo and anapa are highlighted, this is

slogan of internal politics and in the economic sphere, including for the near future, contact us denis marchukuty chairman of the all-ukrainian agrarian council denis, we congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes and oleksiy doroshenko , head of the association of trade network suppliers, congratulations oleksia good day so, let's start with the most painful for our farmers and for of our international partners, its grain export. yes, we understand that the russians are deliberately putting pressure on and blocking the solution to this issue, but here the issue is not even about any possible alternative ways of export . the situation inside our country, in general, on our farmers, larger and smaller. well, the situation has already directly affected large agro-industrial holdings, because from the first days of the war, they really started blocking of ports. this was the main logistics highway where we moved our exports, which contained about 65 million tons. it is not understandable. these are large volumes that made it possible to earn about 3.5 billion dollars . in these conditi

denis marchuk, deputy head of the all-ukrainian agrarian council, was on radio liberty.toliy zhereb and andriy fedorov, voluntarily evacuated hundreds of people from the occupied kyiv region . correspondent's material. radio svoboda taras levchenko then we took people out of the buchi irpin concentration camp there who went where who went where we went to the colony it was march 14 it was a hard day ago that we were standing there, waiting for permission, we had a green corridor there, and the shelling of the buses began, there were splinters, i was sitting behind me, i was hanging on this hanger, a backpack in a backpack, a thermos in a thermos, splinters otaki , it's very good that there were no people at that time, it hit me in the face i couldn't see anything right away, i began to wipe myself off. i can see i'm covered in blood. i heard a hot leg here and my leg was shot there. there were shrapnel. i turned back to take the wounded colleague from the bus. i even took him by the skin. to the bus again to pick up my belongings, there is a backpack with a thermos, well

is required, and in connection with the deputy chairman of the all-ukrainian agrarian council, denys marchuk. greetings, mr. denys thank you for joining the broadcast, so the first question for you as an expert is how you evaluate today's agreements. who do you think will benefit from them first of all? good evening. and the question is extremely it is important for both ukraine and the world since the first days of the war that the black sea ports became blocked and we warned as farmers that the war would affect not only ukraine but that the consequences would be felt by the whole world and actually these consequences began to be discussed more. feed the world, north africa, the middle east, if ukrainian products are not supplied. actually, when we talk about signing today's istanbul agreement, it is actually in the interests of both ukraine and those countries that are dependent from food products, it is clear that literally before we contacted you, we saw the story of our colleague about other ways of exporting ukrainian grain . at that time, we exported about 5-6 million tons per month,

for a decision in for a meaningful discussion dmytro solomchuk people's deputy of ukraine and denis marchuk deputy chairman of the all-ukrainian agrarian council more news anna eva melnyk is already ready to tell us what happened there and is happening there annaevo hello, thank you for your work colleague what everyone should know, i'll tell you further, i'll start with the fact that even more himers will appear in ukraine, four more himers systems for the ukrainian army, us secretary of defense lloyd austin during a virtual meeting of the contact group on the defense of ukraine said that the united states will transfer four more highly mobile heimers dry art systems to ukraine. the united states is committed to improving ukraine's ability to hit targets at a greater distance. the united states is also committed to continuing to provide ammunition for brake art systems and long-range artillery we will release a new package of military aid, it will include ammunition and weapons for ukraine, it will also include four gaimars systems in luhansk region, which continue every day, the armed for