when i speak about this at the council of idps, i head the sumy council of idps.oyment center is very offended by me. they say, we have vacancies, we work with vouchers, we work for training, we have a lot of opportunities, for some reason people do not come to us. and i 'm trying to understand where this decommunication is happening, where is this gap between people who want to work and the employment center that wants to give work, i can't understand, but people don't know, and the employment center seems to be saying, as if something is spreading everywhere, but everyone is in a certain information bubble, the minister of economy tried to justify herself in the parliament, she proved how efficiently the employment centers work. since the beginning of the year, if we talk exclusively about an institution such as the state employment service, 33,3300 idps were employed. we also have a program in which we compensate employers for part of the labor costs for idps. 65 people used this program this year. according to expert research, only 4% of migrants in kyiv... jo

in addition , even meager aid was taken away from the refugees state for idps. all because of the fact that inna stopped going to the employment center, where they could not find her a job, in accordance with her state of health. and because of this, neither he nor i are given. because now it is issued to the family. here. that is, if one of the family members has an income of more than 9,400. or there, well, i don't remember the amount here, but then it is taken from the whole family, or, for example, someone can be a working member of the family, then you also have to go to the employment center and register, that's it no, then there is no one, and there is no court, then there is no one, we have a strange paradox, on the one hand, there is a shortage of workers in the country, this is a consequence of the war, mobilization, demographic crisis. the situation is critical: there is one jobseeker for one vacancy on the market, although, for example, for the first time in the summer of the war , 10 people applied for one vacancy, and at the same time , we have 70%

i can't stand this word idp.rnalists turned to interviewers, to profilers vice-prime minister, minister of social policy, heads of the state employment service, the recovery agency and a number of other structures that should take care of refugees. they wanted to give them a specific one. history and to understand what the government plans to do next, whether there will finally be some kind of strategy and understanding of how these people can live on, but in response there is a deaf wall of misunderstanding, no one is going to explain anything, at most they managed to write off formal letters. the only place where so far it is possible to force the government to a public report is the parliament. it would seem a simple question, how our schools will work from the fall in conditions of energy collapse, but it is clear from the answer of the minister of education that as god wills. in our country, about 30% of educational institutions are provided with generation, in extreme cases we will return to mixed or online

in ukraine , payments to idps are canceled. people are returning en masse to the occupied territories. only 30% of schools have generators. time to take it out. ukrainian women began to give birth to the lowest number in a century. who will rebuild the country? work force began to be brought to ukraine, migrants are brought from pakistan, nepal, india, bangladesh. ukraine needs 300,000 foreigners every year. the government wants to replace. incompetent government officials are deepening the demographic crisis. can we still save? ukraine? at the beginning of 2024, a new alarming symptom of our demographic disease appeared. decisions made by the authorities drive ukrainians back to the occupation. more than 100,000 people have already left. how many more citizens will ukraine lose? some go to places where the territories are occupied, some go to places where active hostilities are taking place. it's bittersweet for me because we are losing children and in my opinion children are that, that's what we have to pay attention to, that

arkady petrosyan, head of the association of young idps of ukraine, was not in touch with us, well, incret, there are certain problems with the electorate. and not only with electricity, but also with communication, arkady petrosyan fell off, although the topic is extremely interesting, that is, 5 million people, oh, oh, mr. arkady, accordingly, let's return to our question, which should be systemic the decision of what to do, yes, well, we understand, our budget, i do not overestimate, yes, there is a systemic solution, for example, the creation or allocation of certain sums for the repair of what is called there... we are houses or houses in district centers and so on , that is, well, this is one of the cheapest, because 5 million people, well, in the current situation under the conditions of a full-scale war, well, i don’t know what kind of budget could cover this matter, i would like to, but we are also starting from reality, i will say practically, one of the systemic solutions to the problems of internally displaced persons is the draft law 1161 on housing compensation for intern

needless to say that a child without an education is a child without future. children wonder around idp sites 24/7, often unaccompanied, exposed to huge risks and further. injuries from playing in rubbles filled with unexploded ordinance, they are also at risk of contracting dangerous diseases such as polio from mountains of garbage and rivers of sewage that flow through idp settlements. mr. president, everyone in gaza is exposed to risks of injury and disease. those who survived the bombs and the bullets still face the threat of hunger. unsanitary condition and lack of health care. people with existing medical conditions such as cancer, kidney failure or diabetes are not getting the treatment they need, and more than tens of thousands of patients require immediate medivax. the military wing of the hamas resistance movement, the algasan brigades, says it has saw target israeli tanks and troops in gaza city. according to the group, its fighters have targeted two israeli mercover tank or mercover four tanks which were surrounded by israeli soldiers in the tal al-hawa area. additionally, t

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idps and 5 million displaced persons abroad. this is exactly what can save ukraine from a demographic catastrophe. this is exactly what i have been demanding from the ukrainian authorities for a whole year. after the adoption of the azerbaijani program, expenditures on accommodation of idps were increased in 10 times. 82 modern towns with developed social infrastructure were built, in which 180 thousand people were resettled. 139 schools, six music schools, 51 kindergartens, dispensaries, 45 cultural centers have been put into operation, 648 km of roads, 815 km of water mains and 333 km of gas mains have been laid . so multi-storey even houses for temporary accommodation for these categories of people, they... already recently everyone was provided for, they also lived very well conditions, a smart village itself, which includes employment for these returning people, a kindergarten for children, a school, a sewing factory, er, that is, they are fully provided for, there is light, and each house has its own dream . however, the m

idps also fear that authorities will block the mobile app they use to submit asylum requests.ugees from different countries have been known to form groups to make travel safer and avoid attack or detention. by according to a rough estimate, there are about 3.00 illegal immigrants in the caravan, whole families, most of them. children and teenagers, reaction to a guest: a mass action about...

temporarily occupied territories, but against... but now create mechanisms for the integration of idpso new communities in which they would like to live the territory of ukraine so that people do not go abroad, and do not go, god forbid, to the temporarily occupied territories, or to russia, because the enemy is actively working, and the enemy's propaganda is actively working, people are lured back to mariupol, people are lured back to north donetsk, people are lured back to horlivka, people are subjected to humiliating filtering, and this war, it continues in first of all, not for territories, but... for a specific person, for a specific citizen of ukraine. you say that all the housing that has been in the temporarily occupied territories since 2014 remains there, for example , also... people who have pro-ukrainian position, but did not leave because someone has some personal circumstances, elderly parents who need to be taken care of, uh, and they do not leave, well, because, because, because it is a difficult process, or they think who will be waiting for us there, and where will we

now idps can live in accommodation provided to them by the state. in this case, they do not have to submit a declaration of property and income. however, more than half of the ukrainians who arrived work, so it was proposed to refuse the exception. if the amendments are adopted, refugees will be able to live in state-paid housing for up to six months. discuss the entire range of issues in the trade and economic sphere and express strong support. to venezuelan president nicolas maduro, on the eve of the elections from the president of belarus. these are the main goals of the official visit of the belarusian government delegation led by the prime minister to caracas. this is the first negotiation point in latin america. afterwards, our delegation will go to cuba and nicaragua. we have been partners with venezuela for a long time, and today it is important to transform political friendship into economic projects. roman golovchenko at a meeting with the minister of foreign affairs. venezuela noted that new agreements and decisions made will help belarus

and the day before, the israeli army attacked khan yunis, a school building, and nearby idp tents. 29ootage is circulating online of a baby who is only a month old, reportedly miraculously rescued from the rubble of a building in the gas. the company this week agreed to plead guilty to fraud in connection with two 2018 plane crashes in indonesia after a year in ethiopia. then a total of almost 350 people died. there was information that the planes were supplied with defective parts. inspectors visiting the production site were deliberately misled. an admission of guilt will put an end to the investigation. boeing will pay a quarter of a billion fine and probably will lose major government contracts. let's return to the state duma agenda, deputies adopted in the first reading a bill on fines for reckless people on electric scooters, in particular, if they left the scene of an emergency, they will have to pay up to 5,000 rubles. but this is if no one is injured. the fine for speeding depends on how fast the scooter is accelerated. maximum 5,000, for drunk driving up to 30,000. the bill

they were the kind of people like berland, meeting them was so emotional i was just thrilled that idp decided to bring in some international voices to the discussion. taiwan has a reputation for being really get all this. you got it you had retained during the corporate pandemic. we are looking forward to your expertise. this is a country that's obviously extremely polarized. this is the first time i think you can be bringing perspectives from central and eastern europe. i think your election was first in taiwan. maybe we will start with you. how did it all play out. did obyou have the same problem we keep hearing about from the other panelists? >> we do ransparency. >> any threats from china or internal too? >> we have ptt internal, facebook of course twitter is one of the major and i want these people are looking to twitter tik tok, in taiwan we also observed the information on social media. they like to reference the video. by this year we see a lot of show video. could you tell us the source you are able to track down the source of this? that was the very first and another pic is

idps have come here from all over the gaza strip and face great challenges in finding shelter. and to dwell in tents they are temporarily connected, which does not have the minimum necessary facilities for life. families use sea water for bathing and cooking, which causes the spread of meningitis and cholera skin diseases. unrwa says: the spread of infectious diseases, including cholera , is due to the refugees using water that is not safe for drinking. because the occupiers destroyed most of the water wells and desalination stations and sewage networks. pharyngitis stomach and intestinal inflammation diseases, hepatitis, meningitis have spread among the displaced and we are the only active hospital, but the capacity to accept the number we don't have many patients who come. he emphasized that the living conditions of displaced persons in schools and camps are terrible and the extreme crowding inside the classrooms and school corridors makes the situation worse. the severe blockade of the food belt and preventing the entry of food aid, water and medicine has worsened those conditions,

this is the third school which the occupying forces target in nusirat idp camp. dozens of palestinians were martyred and many were injured in this attack. we were standing in the school when the attack happened. several places in the school were attacked. dozens of palestinian children were under the rubble. the bodies of some of them were disintegrated and dismembered. this is part of the invaders' rocket that hit here. this missile killed people. this massacre is a continuation of the killings of the occupying regime against the people of gaza and happened one day after the zionist attack on al-mawassi area in khan yunus. in that attack, a large number of palestinians. they were martyred or wounded. the occupying forces continue to target palestinian refugees in the schools where the refugees have taken refuge. nusirat refugee camp is mainly targeted in most attacks. this is the continuation of zionist crimes against the palestinian people. you are still watching the world today. let's go to the second case tonight. the unsuccessful assassination of trump cause

research particularly on a how we create a broad network of partners like we are doing here between idp aspen digital and we began to try to do what's possible to educate ourselves, educate our students in combating myths and disinformation with respect to elections? >> the first thing we need to do is show people how easy it is. i would encourage every university program to have students actually try to figure out how to do it it's if everyone knew this piece of information showed up here you could have providence an understand how did it get there. who pushed it and amplified it. ourou security services and national security people. russian influence for something else.n thise? technical things and also educationalan things. partisan broad. the crazy people, you know who i'm talking about. i'll give you an example. in covid-19 the number one spreader of misinformation of covid-19 online was a doctor in florida who was 13% of all of it. he had a campaign of lies to get you to buy his supplements. why was it allowed to exist. you have a moral framework and legal framework and technical

and that the enemy's troops should comprehensively withdraw from all areas of the gaza strip and all idps should return to their living areas and aid should be provided to the palestinian nation. facial reconstruction process. we are on the way to realize the rights of the palestinian nation in the land, homeland and sanctuaries of this nation. do you want to convey a message to the other parties? as i said , to all those who, not only during these hours, but also during this war, the families of the martyrs and the wounded, and in the evenings, the palestinian people support the option of resistance and testify to the solidarity of all groups of this nation with any type of adds a political approach or stance. there are also many messages from many officials, commanders and personalities we received the regional level and this shows that just as palestine unites us, martyrdom strengthens our unity, god willing. and do not consider those who were killed in the cause of allah to die, but they will be resurrected with their lord. may god bless us with happiness. west basharun baldhin follow

attacks of fighters and tanks of the zionist regime , it was forced to evacuate women and children from idps have been accommodated in this camp. with the continuation of the ground invasion, the central part of gaza will be divided into two parts. at the same time as the warning of international organizations about the humanitarian situation in gaza increased, the world food program announced that due to the limited reason. the world health organization also announced the terrible conditions of the people of gaza due to the danger of spreading the polio virus. meanwhile, the relief and works agency for palestinian refugees reported. 9 out of 10 palestinians in the gaza strip were forcibly displaced and are forced to live in half-ruined tent buildings or among piles of trash. the algerian medical board in returning from their mission in ghazah hospitals , they were met with an impressive welcome by the people of this country. this delegation spent 20 days in the indonesia hospital in gaza, despite the lack of facilities and medical equipment and medicine, and treated the injured and those wh

meanwhile, the relief and works agency for palestinian idps reported that 9 out of 10 palestinians in the gaza strip were forcibly displaced and are forced to live in half-ruined tents or among piles of garbage in search of shelter. the algerian medical board, upon returning from its mission in the hospitals of gaza , was met with an impressive welcome by the people of this country. this delegation spent 20 days in the indonesia hospital in gaza, despite the lack of medical and pharmaceutical facilities and equipment, and treated the injured and the wounded who were 13 algerian doctors were already present at the nasr medical complex in the gaza strip, according to the palestinian ministry of health in the gaza strip, in the past 9 months, more than 500 people from military bases and settlements in the northern settlements of the occupied territories aimed i am having a conversation with my colleague stationed at the border of lebanon and occupied palestine, mr. azimzadeh. greetings to you. which positions of the zionist military did hezbollah target and with what weapons? mr. zahoria

the regime had previously declared this area as a safe area and for this reason idps were moved to thisa. the regime in this area claimed that mohammad azif, the commander of the qassam battalions, and rafe salameh, the head of the khanyounos brigade, were targeted. but the palestinian islamic resistance movement has not confirmed this claim of the regime and the hamas movement emphasized that all the wounded martyrs are civilians and ordinary citizens. it does not confirm that the attacks of the regime also continued and various areas in khanyounis were targeted based on these attacks, so this crime of the zionist regime in more than actually, it has been 9 months and in the 10th month , it has been going on against the palestinian people, and every day we witness the regime's crimes and massacres. yes, i thank my colleague. regarding the explanations that, unfortunately, in the crimes committed by the zionist regime in khan younes in the south of gaza, the zionist regime killed a number of palestinians including seven children under 10 years of age by bombing a number of palestinian s

gerasimov, they emphasized that housing and jobs remain the biggest problems for idps, they talked aboutr legislative initiatives, specific projects to support people, we understand what challenges the ukrainian state is facing, when inside the country on... so many big large-scale migration is taking place, nevertheless, a large number of our people are currently outside the country, are guests in in such countries as, for example, poland, and from today there are some changes in the rules of stay for ukrainians, among the changes is the mandatory, mandatory official, official placement of ukrainian children, regardless of whether they are online or study online in ukrainian schools , after all... buy polish in schools, in addition, there are a few more innovations that, well, so to speak , contribute to a higher level of assimilation of our people among the poles, that's mine... so a little, maybe sub objective opinion, ms. ivanna, do you see this as a problem or is it acceptable option, while the hot phase of the conflict continues, we, of course, see and understand these efforts of v

mykhailo, regarding the payments of idps, we understand that certain changes will take place in march march 1, and now those who received these amounts are actually not very large amounts, 300, for example, uah for persons with disabilities, for... it is 200 hryvnias, these payments are saved, and certain categories of the population will also be able to receive them in july, but if we are not talking about... about these categories, but about others, we understand that now, when there is an evacuation from other districts as well , and many people leave, but the majority it remains, they say, we will not be able to live on the funds that will be paid to us, because we will not be able to rent an apartment for this, it is not known how it will be with work and occupation, not all people are able to work in principle, are there any programs, at least consider , so that it was not a fish, but a fishing rod, to give people the opportunity to organize. in new places to be able to earn, because some cities are simply overcrowded with already internally displaced persons, and simply cannot

means of living, because unfortunately, with the new conditions for receiving even those incomes from idpse changed somewhat and not all people can receive them, so many people will leave, live and is coming back, gardens, dogs, as you say, that’s right, native walls, but after such... critical damage, as you mentioned, in particular the bakery, that is, do you move production somewhere else, or will you restore it, that’s the same, what is needed, as they say, today for today, well, we have it our only local bread and bakery, bread is supplied to us from various enterprises, both from soum and from other communities, so the city will not be without bread, it was not left even in the most difficult times when we were there. in the environment, but then actually local entrepreneurs helped us very, very much, because we only had hope for them, and when the evacuation was announced in may, a lot of chain stores, such as atb, there eva, aurora, closed, and the hope remained only for those local entrepreneurs, to local shops, to local producers, today in the bakery it was extinguished, works ar

projects, so the people of berdyan were able to revive theirs activities, work on the mental recovery of idps the strategy of reconstruction of the native city. i can say that our project was financed by the european endowment for democracy, this is this project, well, this organization allocated us about 50 thousand dollars for the implementation of the project, this is for a year, this is so that we can... comfortably and to do one's work productively and to unite people. the we berdyansk public initiative continues to work and look for new grants for its projects. at the same time, in khaba, they do not forget about their people at the front. plus we we are still collecting donations for the military from berdyansk. we have, so to speak, the military, which we take care of. and we are collecting for them, well, there is a queue of what they need, now we are collecting for the reb, there is a very large amount for us, we sell postcards made by the people of berdyan, made, created, they can be purchased for a donation, and they are different, there is, for example, a varenko, which is made b

gerasimov, they emphasized that housing and work remain the biggest problems for idps, they talked aboutslative initiatives, specific projects to support people. we understand the challenges that the ukrainian state faces when such large-scale migration takes place within the country. however, a large number of our people are now... outside the country, are guests in countries such as poland, for example, and as of today there are some the rules of stay for ukrainians are changing, among the changes is the mandatory, mandatory official, official placement of ukrainian children, regardless of whether they study online or online in ukrainian schools, still enroll in polish schools, in addition, there are several innovations that, so to speak , contribute to a higher level of assimilation of our people among the poles, well, this is my somewhat, maybe subjective opinion, mrs. ivanna, do you see this as a problem, or is it a permissible option while the hot phase continues conflict, we of course, we see and understand the efforts of various countries in which ukrainians have found refuge tod

you know, the day before yesterday i spoke with a woman, an immigrant from kupyan oblast, because idpskupyan oblast from vovchan oblast are now settling in kharkiv, there are a lot of them here, about 200 thousand, and she is so bold she told me, well, first of all, her husband died during the war, he went to defend ukraine right away in february 22, and they are farmers, she says, there was a small farm, but she says how long these lands are now, this is the kupyan district, sandy, as far as it is fertile land, she says, it was the largest grain harvests there, and she painfully tells how they grew it, what they did, and now she says, everything is destroyed, everything is sown with mines, she says, this is how specially, simply, that we can't grow bread, we're losing everything, he says, he tells me, it hurts that this land is disappearing, that is , these fertile lands are simply being destroyed, and this is also so irreparable. you will have to heal not only people, but also nature for a long time. mrs. galina, i understood correctly that in the middle of the night in the city, tha

how the people of berdyan were able to revive their activities, work on the mental rehabilitation of idps and the strategy of rebuilding their hometown. i can say that our project was financed by the european fund. for democracy, this is this project, well, this organization allocated us about 50 thousand dollars for the implementation of the project, this is for a year, so that we can do our work comfortably, well, productively, and unite people . the we berdyansk public initiative continues to work and look for new grants for its projects. at the same time , the hub does not forget about its own. people at the front, plus we are still going to donate to the military, who are from berdyansk, we have, so to speak, military, who, whom we take care of, and we are collecting for them, well, there is a queue of what they need, now we are collecting for the reb, there is a very large amount for us, we sell postcards made by the people of berdyan, made, created, they can be bought for a donation, and they are different. there is, for example, still wine made by me, made by my friend from berdya

her perspective project on the stories of resettled women promotes social cohesion between idp womennd their host communities. five communities from five different regions of ukraine took part in the briefing, and in total, more than 70 ukrainian women aged 18 to 35 are participating in the project. in general , women, the women's community, the women's movement, this is the basis of the community. and it is precisely on their initiative, on their activity, on their inclusion that the rear is now held, since men are now mainly at the front, and women are holding the rear, and this rear is both voluntary and economic, because in the 23rd year, women started more than 10,000 enterprises in ukraine, and they are actively involved in the defense of the country as well, more than 62,000 women are serving now. in the armed forces of ukraine, and we wanted to show that the voice of the women's community, it should be heard, and women should be included in the adoption. well, that was all the news for now, as always you can read more on our website espresso tv, also follow us on social netwo

in ukraine , payments to idps are being canceled, people are returning en masse to the occupied territoriesy 30% of schools have generators. ukrainian women began to give birth the fewest times in a century.

which concern the fate and life of our immigrants, we know that... a center for the integration of idps was opened in ternopil, we would like you to told more details, what will be provided in this center, what possible requests or suggestions or needs people can go there with, uh, well, last week we opened the foodey center in ternopil, which is aimed at helping internally displaced persons, as well as local residents , to integrate into society, to socialize more, and it is also possible to get some professional skills, and also, uh, uh, to unite at our centers, now we are actually implementing two projects thanks to taiwan and mykola knyazhytskyi, this is fukrain center, which will also be opened in lutsk and rivne, that is, we started in ternopil, then during this month in july we will open more in lutsk and in... in rivne, as well as a camp, a forest school, which has already been operating since june we have it in gory, in the verkhovyna region, where children are getting better. if we talk about the cent, which we opened in ternopil, the main activities of the centers include suc

here are the very important things - this is a call to the ukrainian government to pay and support idpsway it is now, when they are simply abandoned and they even stop... making payments, looking for any reason for this, and a very important call to all member states of the council of europe to support ukrainian refugees, including the initiation of programs for financial support of those refugees who will be ready after the end of hostilities actions to return to ukraine, and this is a very important story, firstly, it will increase the number of those who will return, and secondly, so that they do not return with empty... hands, this is really important, and the second is that our elderly refugees abroad had the opportunity to receive pensions in the host countries, also for our medical documents to be recognized, this is very important for people with disabilities who are there, because without it they do not have access to social support and a large amount of medical care and so on, that is, this is a very important resolution, and an appeal in ukrainian. to provide access to all uk

government's policy on the one hand, i.e. indexation of pensions has taken place, social benefits continue, idpseceive certain benefits, although some of them have been limited, and that is, the situation in our labor market is the same. that in our country wages are growing quite rapidly for those who work, and this just limits this way out of poverty, so for me, i don't know where ms. yuganina just got the figure of 50% of poverty, but i haven't seen such figures, no in the reports of the world bank, not in the government figures, well, it is clear, that is, it turns out that simply different parameters are laid down and the world bank lays down more optimistic numbers than we do, it means that there are different you'. of poverty, i.e. someone says that there poverty is 2 dollars a day, someone says that it is four a day, the world bank just uses two or four dollars a day at different times, and where did 50% come from, here, ladies and gentlemen, i i don't know, that is, what dimension she used, whether it was just a phrase said by her feelings, or something after all, the numbers are calcul

idps also fear that authorities will block the mobile application used to submit asylum requests.refugees from different countries unite in groups to do travel more safely and avoid attacks. or detentions. according to rough estimates , there are about 3,000 illegal immigrants in the caravan, whole families, most of them children and teenagers. the olympic games started in france, and interest in them increased long before the very beginning, however, the reason for this was very unpleasant. let's start with the fact that the country's authorities denied the right to work at the olympic games to a number of belarusian and russian journalists. reportedly due to their possible games, the most rejected were from russia and belarus, were among them and journalists from other countries, the list of which the minister refused to disclose. spying on the outcome of the games, trying to influence the course of the olympics - this is something completely new in intelligence activities. the eve of the games was overshadowed by a massive attack on the french railway . on the night before the

only the mother will receive payments as an idp. she says that there is almost nothing left of things in the apartment, she destroyed everything fire. it's ruined. the children's computer and tablet were destroyed. another resident of this building, andriy krivolapov, a 51-year-old native of kyiv , was at home during the russian missile attack on the capital, the blast wave knocked out the windows in the apartment and on the balcony, he says. it was beautiful here, it was green, there were flowers one and a half meters long, as if everything had been mowed down. he received a contusion and shrapnel injuries of soft tissues from the explosion. i was sitting at home, i wanted to watch the news, i heard an alarm. that looked out the window and saw an inversion or whatever it is called, traces of rockets, sat down on the couch and an explosion occurred, everything happened very quickly, the emergency services, ambulance, and firemen arrived quickly. the apartment next to andrii's, where 48-year-old allada lived with her two sons and her

visited by the leadership of other regions of our kherson oblast, as well, and now in oblast centers , idpe centers are being opened in others, especially for kherson residents, this is also in he is in kyiv open open mykolaiv to open, and the local government is very supportive, we help with this, so we don't have any problems with it, but of course there are, there is always something to talk about, to create some new stories that will be useful to people. mr. yuri, but what is meant here is that the president spoke about some kind of transatlantic ties, and in this case there is some kind of separate state in the kherson region, i don't know which is the partner of the kherson region? and... there is definitely a pool of such, you know, international friends, kherson residents and individual communities, and in the city itself in kherson, the city administration is military, it does the same thing separately, that is, there are sister cities that help kherson region, what are the joint programs, even after the victory, and plans, brothers, excuse me once again, which cities are sister c

anything, and with children in their arms, to an unknown land, how they survive there now, and without idpsone, without payments, well, it’s hard for everyone, i’m talking about it, but still about education, it’s something that always hurts, it’s something that... we should think about it first of all, in our country they only think about about reducing, preventing those who remained on the left bank from having their wages and salaries removed at all, unfortunately, there are people there who simply cannot leave, but they are our education, and they are pro-ukrainian, i know this for sure, and people were left without a penny, people, those who, explain again, i understood you correctly, that even in depth... kherson region is far from the dnipro, anyway, there is no such live kindergarten and offline school, and, that is, on the scale of the entire region, everything is only online. we have, we have our entire right bank, our entire right bank, it is under fire more or less, but there is a risk, and therefore there is no, we have everything only online, none offline, only classes with ch

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additionally, know significant problems at the idp camps there if we left, i think bad now they're going to get lot worse. if we redraw what protection we for them now additionally and finally i would point out that i do believe we keep our boot on the neck of isis in that region. it's difficult to plot against attacking detroit when you're worried about surviving the night and so that's just an that's just an unpleasant but under part of the business. and so i would say that there may be effects against iran that. i won't deny by our presence there, but nonetheless, there are good and compelling reasons be there that involve isis and i'd reject just wholeheartedly the idea that we benefit somehow from isis i mean the friends i've lost that that died as a result of isis, i think they would challenge that and i would too i, i think that's a i think there's quite a quite a reach to believe that. but understand it. i just don't agree with you. let me ask you a broader question about about size of the us presence in region. how big should be or rather how low can it go and perform this? func

you mean you can't imagine, even right, on the page, you find 3 or 4 rows of tents of idp is like they're, they're reaching the edge of the water is in. so it's very throughout there, it likes all of the infrastructure. it doesn't have any water sources drinking or domestic water. there is no um, easy routes for transportation. of course there is no electricity or a supply lines for power. it's very difficult to you for you to condition you've painted the picture for us to think very well just briefly. what sort of a need before i get to talk to you about your job itself? do you just tell us what sort of a you've been getting into that area? if any, a tool has any help come to you? yeah, actually despite all of the challenging circumstances and the restrictions that we're facing as ok, some of my goal of the international and national humanitarian aid organizations, we managed to look up a responsive plan and to actually deliver aid, we've delivered different came walter, domestic quarter of hydrogen kits and females kits for the item is a fruit bar says, which is of a bar. so we've done