red cross mission to the volynivtsi column, where ukrainian prisoners of war are received, this can be put before the international committee by the head of the president 's office, andriy yarmak, said during a video conference meeting with representatives of the red cross and other international organizations, the world must see the conditions in which ukrainian prisoners are kept in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine and in the territory of the russian federation, the terrible testimonies of 215 ukrainian and foreign citizens who managed to return from russian captivity is simply shocking, it reminds her of the times of concentration camps, andriy yarmak said. he noted that he did not understand why he was going to the deer park. during the terrorist shelling by the russian occupiers, more than 50 defenders of ukraine were killed . the red cross mission has not yet arrived, so i urge that today, after our discussion, not more than three days later, the month of the red cross with representatives of the international media arrived in ukraine, we will not wait any longer, let's give it one more time every hour every day this is the life of our peopl

our diplomatic correspondent paul adams has been speaking exclusively to the deputy head of president zelensky�*s officen ukrainians. the message today was to have panic — or at least that's what was happening in the morning — in the rush hours when people were going to their offices, their houses, riding the car, walking on the streets. they did everything in the morning to cause panic, and that's what he has not achieved. ukrainians are much more calm now. it has not achieved. ukrainians are much more calm now. it felt a bit like a _ are much more calm now. it felt a bit like a return _ are much more calm now. it felt a bit like a return to _ are much more calm now. it felt a bit like a return to the - a bit like a return to the orderly days of the war. is that how it felt to you? == that how it felt to you? -- early day- _ that how it felt to you? -- early day. this _ that how it felt to you? -- early day. this is - that how it felt to you? -- early day. this is not - that how it felt to you? » early day. this is not the first day we have had massive missile attacks across the country. probably today

president biden says the us will provide ukraine with advanced air defence systems in response to the attacks 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams in kyiv has been speaking exclusively to the deputy head of president zelensky�*s office began by asking him what all this means for ukraine. the message today was to frighten ukrainians, the message today was to have panic, during rush hour, to happen in the morning, during rush hour, when people were going to their offices, from their houses, riding the car, going through the streets, fighting for ukraine. they did it deliberately in the morning to have the chaos and panics and that is what he has achieved. ukrainians are much more calm now. it felt a bit like a return to the early days of the war. is that how it felt to you? well, this is the not the first day we are having massive attacks, massive missile attacks across the country. yes, probably today, it was a bit higher. it might resemble the first days of war but as far as the reaction of ukrainian president and people, that's where they are in their offices and start to work, looking for peace and victory. you mentioned critical infrastructure, it was quite noticeable that among the towns today it was a bit rando

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return all its territories such a statement in particular made by the head of the president's office and yarmak in response to putin 's hope. the property of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, i will remind you that it is located in the city of energodar in the zaporizhzhia region, which is under occupation, and now about the drone attack on the russian forces attacking the city of bila tserkva - this is kyiv region was previously bombarded with kamikaze drones. this was reported by the head of the kyiv ova, oleksiy kuleba . according to him, six people were hit by explosions in bila tserkva at night, one person was injured, the infrastructure in bila tserkva was damaged . the correspondent is currently working in the city of bila tserkva this night. radio svoboda maryan kushnir he is with us on the call maryana my greetings what do you know about the consequences of the drone attack what is the situation in the city now what is happening there tell me from the road i am near the place where kamikaze drones hit, this is actually the first attack , it was a mikaze drone in the kyiv region and it hit the military inf

the deputy head of the president's office tymoshenko apparently uses, judging from this investigation, a car that was handed over to ukraine for humanitarian purposes, well, it's an suv, but they say it 's not armored there, that's why tymoshenko drives i didn't look at my needs for my own affairs or investigation work, but based on the information i saw on social networks and what i'm hearing from you now, it causes me the same reaction as... uh-uh, the news about the events in zaporizhzhia, where the humanitarian woman was luxuriated, uh-huh, i think we are in for more such news uh-uh, i think that once again we can come out of hibernation little by little yes and demand a public investigation of such things uh-uh is absolutely legal, absolutely independent, just banal due to the fact that such things and such news undermine our defense capability, they undermine our morale and the solutions to the whole situation 2 1 2 russia has found, uh, it's to ban such investigations and demand from the authorities a public investigation and er reaction to such investigations because we can't afford it now you are even a step of immorality we are waging a war we must be clean inside and covered

the deputy head of the president's office, tymoshenko, seems to be using, judging from this investigation, a car that was handed over to ukraine for humanitarian purposes well, it's an suv, but they say it 'srmored there, that's why tymoshenko drives there for her own needs, for her own business, or because of the investigation, i didn't look at it, but if it 's based on this information, what i saw on social networks and what i'm hearing from you now, er, it causes me the same reaction as er, the news about the events in zaporozhye, where a humanitarian woman was kidnapped , caused

of concern. for example, the situation around the zaporizhzhia power plant. i we are open to this dialogue and glad to see you. - ihor zhovka is deputy head of president zelensky�*s officethey are self concentrated, each and everyone knows what to do — our president, or government, our leadership know what to do, and definitely we will withstand all these attacks, and we will definitely win.— these attacks, and we will definitely win. these attacks, and we will definitel win. �* , , ., definitely win. there's been no doubtin: definitely win. there's been no doubting the — definitely win. there's been no doubting the bravery _ definitely win. there's been no doubting the bravery of- definitely win. there's been no doubting the bravery of the i doubting the bravery of the ukrainian people and forces, but of course, you always need supplies and weapons. what do you make of the g7 group of wealthy nations, in their talks today, and indeed at the international sport right now? the g7 meeting _ international sport right now? tte: g7 meeting today was international sport right now? tt2 g7 meeting today was convened on the request of president zelensky, and he was thankful that

head of the president's office, andriy yarmak, said this during a meeting with the president of poland, anze duda, in warsaw, where they talked about cooperation of ukraine and poland, in particular in the context of ukraine 's application for membership in nato, as well as further assistance to the ukrainian army. yarmak emphasized the importance of operationally receiving defense support, he also thanked duda for the high award of the commander's cross and the star of the order of merit, according to him, this award is for the entire ukrainian people germany will support ukraine as long as it is necessary for the chancellor of the country, olafsholtz, he made a speech on the occasion of the day of german unity, the head of the government emphasized that his country has been supporting kyiv for a long time and made it clear to russian president putin that violence cannot be used to move borders, we unite and support ukraine and its citizens in their struggle for freedom, unity and justice in their own country, we also shout at the russian president that he must end its war, then maybe we can again develop the european peace order, as we all did it together before, the eu and ukraine signed a memorandum on m

the head of the office. president of ukraine andriy yermak since may, and now he began to officially represent him to nato countries, starting with washington well sign something? well, that 'serica, as always, outplays itself. that is, she invents new rules right along the way. yes, the campaign plays a new treaty, so please note, as it is said, yes, and exactly the same, but different, as with israel. that is, you understand, this endless western verbiage is already there. yes, firstly, what is already there. secondly, this, of course, does not change anything. well sounds cool, so, uh, what is there to pay attention to, but perfect? it is clear why such things are done, but the first thing is that it is necessary to save the face of the participants, which means the whole action. this is unconditional for zelensky. i believe that this is about nato without agreeing on anything in such a way. a fit of panic and it was necessary somehow to give him the opportunity to save face. why because he see zelensky in fact he is now behaving like a man in extreme panic. he understands, that he is not the leader of the nation. and this means that when things get really bad, and things