heat guns, batteries will be sent by south korea, france, latvia and germany, and the european association of citiesgether with the european parliament, generally launched the initiative generators of hope, where they will collect what is necessary for ukraine in large quantities, meanwhile, with hot tea and heat from burzhua how they are going to warm those who travel by ukrainian railway at all stations equipped with points of invincibility in addition ukrzaliznytsia has prepared 200 wagons in the regions that will become mobile heating points. and on friday, the humanitarian aid bureau of the united states agency for international development handed over almost 22.5 thousand thermal blankets to ukrzaliznytsia. passengers and war victims, the united states ambassador to ukraine bridget bring convinces that the military and humanitarian aid from america will not stop, on the contrary, it will strengthen, because ukraine must not only endure but also win this war, the heavy shelling that happened a few days ago and caused the death of many people in order to force intimidation, on the contrary , add

generators, heat guns, batteries are sent by south korea, france, latvia and germany, and the european association of cities with the european parliament, launched the initiative generators of hope will collect what is needed for ukraine in large quantities. ukrzaliznytsia has prepared 200 wagons in the regions that will become mobile heating points. and even today, the bureau of humanitarian aid agency the united states for international development handed over almost 22,500 thermal blankets to ukrzaliznytsia. the railway workers will redistribute them to almost a hundred stations across the country for use in heating points organized for passengers and war victims. america will not stop . on the contrary, it will only intensify, because ukraine must not only withstand but also win the war. that is why and because of which many people died in order to force and intimidate, on the contrary, they give us determination to ukrainians and to us in order to stand and win , as the ambassador of the usa, i am proud of our cooperation with ukrainian railways, we are ready for blackouts before power outages today, i

of an international story. ludmilla enters a city without power dependent on aid. but she's home. maria deva is a security analyst and research director at the european expert association as a think tank focusing on the future of ukraine. and she told me about her recent visit to hassan when i spoke to her earlier. the people in here. so and i had been because of the liberation by the harsh ships there ago. and so where it be, because the city still doesn't have electricity, water supply because pumps run on electricity, gas supply, the supermarket, so only just opened up the in the cold months is that you grain faces. it will be very difficult for people to continue living there and we see that russia doesn't stop the attacks on the seat. and just yesterday there was an attack on the civilians residential area. one of them is, how's he actually the apartment for people who are injured and one person later on died in the hospital. so it sounds like conditions are really quite tough, but for the civilians there is there a sense of freedom? is there a sense of great change? absolutely. people tell me that they now can breeze freely because they said that due under the ru

smoke i december 2013 keys in the city center, people protested against the ukrainian government's decision to suspend the signing of the association agreement with the european union, georgia. allah. so how do you do your super for just will you raise the movement which talented as a struggle for european integration would escalate into a long lasting confrontation and eventually split the contract. you asked debbie t sick day of state, victoria newland went to keep under the guidance of wisdom actors the euro. my dan movement became a revolution in the state department's cookie distribution soon gave way to iron bars, improvised batons and stones ribbons, and flags were replaced by cobblestones and molotov cocktails. by the end of february 2014, the confrontation of escalated and fighting had broken out on the city streets. over 3 days of clashes more than $120.00 people were killed, including 17 police officers. perpetrators have still not been brought to justice. with witness, my polish german and french representatives, president john coverage was forced to sign an agreement with the opposition. it stipulated measures to end the crisis, including early e

city without power, dependent on aid. but she's home. and we can speak out to maria of deva, she's a security analyst and research direct from the european experts association that is a think tank that focuses on the future of ukraine. welcome to d. w. maria you have been to hassan recently. i believe. can you tell us about it, what, what did you see and experience the the people in here. so and i have been because of the liberation, but the harsh ships or a go in through where it be, because the city still doesn't have electricity. water supply because pumps run on electricity, gas supply. the supermarket, so only just opened up the, in the cold months is that you grain faces. it will be very difficult for people to continue living there. and we see that russia doesn't stop the attacks on the seat. and just yesterday, there was an attack on the civility buildings residential area. one of them is how's heat actually the apartment for people who are injured and one person later on died in the hospital. so it sounds like conditions are really quite tough, but for the civilians there is there a sense of freedom? is there a sense of great change? absolutely. pe