and in the conditions of increased security measures, these are the realities of today on the independence square, our correspondent tetyana litvinova, tanya, hello, i congratulate you on the holiday. happy independence day of our ukraine and tells what the current situation is in the capital, because now there is an air alert in all regions of ukraine, except for the western and temporarily occupied crimea. today, in a special way, we honor and cherish this holiday and appreciate our independence. i definitely wanted to be right now with a view of our beautiful independence square, but we are under the independence square, because in kyiv an air alert was announced, as you already said, as in most of the territory of our country, despite everything. today we celebrate independence day. this holiday is traditionally celebrated every year in honor of the verkhovna rada's promulgation of the act of proclamation of independence of ukraine traditionally. on this day, festive events are held in kyiv, a public holiday is also held parade last year, we remember an extraordinary parade was on khreschatyk

the soviet era, three names changed first, soviet square, later kalinin was named after an associate of stalin. and the last 15 years before independenceeat square october revolution by the way, the wording of the independence maidan was also born during the student hunger strike. mykhailo anafosky, one of the coordinators of the action, wrote yes on the signs that they marked the territory of the tent city for a year and the square of the october revolution was officially renamed maidan nezalezhnosti, the revolution on the granite strongly pushed the processes towards the independence of ukraine, but the country itself remained very soviet and dependent on moscow, after kravchuk, the ukrainians elected leonid kuchma as president. he was a typical red director, so they called the communist industrial in the summer under kuchma , two things happened in the economy and politics that for a long time determined the trajectory of the country's development: first, the economy reached a historical minimum of gdp in 1999, it was only half of the level of 1990. this is the worst result among the post-soviet republics and the world record. the s

because only she has such a beautiful and bright hair color, so meet her at our concert on independence square in subway svitlana tarabarova hello hello well, how are you doing here applause to everyone who made such a holiday for us, we are all already tired, but the truth is not to break us i would like to live without each of us i want so i want to live without guilty we draw flowers together we will live without war in agreement applause to all the defenders and the defender from the bottom of our hearts we sing the bowl of every family come home alive young boy heart is hot don't laugh anymore just keep silent when everyone around was robbing the country you went for freedom stand for the freedom of your unborn children for a strong, free future, for peace in the country, for our renaissance, to stop the invading hands, i am winter, the commander, alone with the barricades, he only remembered the words of his mother, come back alive, come back, i beg you, you hear me love as my heart cries i'm begging you on my knees come back alive come back alive come back alive come back alive applause

from ukraine good evening, our dear young viewers, i congratulate all of you , the metro on independence squaredear young viewers, to applaud each other you are not here for nothing, we will build defenders for our children, border guards , railway workers, representatives of the emergency services and, of course, the best people of our country, because it seems to me that each of you, regardless of your age, is doing everything to ensure that our country wins as soon as possible, that your parents, mom and dad quickly returned home and quickly brought victory to our country glory to ukraine and of course at the beginning of the war our artists wrote a lot of new songs that became hits and one of these songs bayraktar was unexpectedly written by a young fragile young girl who calls herself angie kreida war and found in zhytomyr and when enemy planes were flying overhead rockets were flying she sat in the studio and wrote new songs among them bayraktar meet angry kreida i congratulate you who in the hall can say that thank you very much that we have the opportunity here with you today to perform

and there was a sion was against the 3 months key of independence square became a battlefield over a 100 people lost their lives. ah, then 1 february night, ukraine's president began to move house. ah, president vick deanna cove ich fled his country with help from russian special forces. he was flown by helicopter to moscow. ah, deborah behalf of my project in the machine for auntie ah, for tatiana ukraine's leaders like villains in economy corporate credit union. chris kim, kim, marconi down. hello, this is rob at the spark kitchen was swallow. oh, the daisy run away from the country, then ty, ukrainian treasury leads, accounts had a few $1000.00. so the point is that entire treasury was robbed. a soon after the revolution ukraine's people discovered how their president had been living, luna, so, so, so, so most of that iraq isn't. that mission broke me now to give dollars. the extent to sort of absurdity of corruption was amazing. it's a 6 story log cabinet. i think the biggest lone cabin in the world setting a frankly amazing, a state so enormously. if you're going to walk around

the 3 months key of independence square became a battlefield over a 100 people lost their lives. ah, then 1 february night, ukraine's president began to move house. ah, president victor young coach fled his country with help from russian special forces . he was flown by helicopter to moscow. ah, this isn't a had to pay my present in the system by so the for oh for tatiana ukraine's leaders like villains in a comic corporate credit union. chris kim, kim michael, i need them for fuck, you show me what's wrong? oh, they can run away from the country. the entire korean treasury accounts had a few $1000.00. so the point is that entire treasury was robbed. a soon after the revolution, ukraine's people discovered how their president had been living zoned to. so source on was that the iraq isn't that mission with me now? to give dollars the extent to sort of absurdity of descriptions, amazing story log cabin thing, the biggest log cabin in the world setting a frankly amazing estate. so enormously, if you're gonna walk around it, you're not gonna get around it in a day. ah, was which fine

everything was like that, the playground, the equipment, i remember when there was an event on independence squareon maternity leave at the time , and he came to the event with his baby in smila. oh, and the baby and he has a camera, and he ’s walking there, filming something, everyone is running, and he’s so neat, but that’s all i was in the same profession. max and i. well, we probably saw each other at some events, but we got to know each other, we met in ilovaisk, we arrived in ilovaisk quietly, when we were at the depot, the first day, then the soldiers from the marathon peacemaker battalion brought us into the school and said that the only chance to get out of prison as a civilian from the school. there will be some fast corridors. when we moved from the ilovaisk railway depot to the school, max was there and markiyan lysenko was there. and actually we started with them then, well, we got to know each other, i started to kiss and communicate closely there, it was august 25, 8 years ago we met in the corridor of the school, we hugged warmly and one of his first phrases was that the boys must

protest began in the journalistic environment, about a thousand protesters gathered on the independence square, picking himself up, as mustafa nayem wrote on facebook, tea, coffee, umbrellas and the good mood of activists, there were already many of these during the presidency yanukovych, nevertheless, the government reacted by instantly banning all mass events in the center of kyiv until january 7. the next day, i flew to kyiv from rome, where i had attended a conference on the holodomor, immediately went to the maidan. there were already several thousand protesters, including students, who advocated rapprochement with europe the mood of the protest reminded me of the orange revolution, it is the atmosphere of a carnival, almost a holiday but unlike the orange maidan of 2004, the action looked very disorganized , chaos reigned here, there was a lack of opposition coordination the parties and their leaders tried to join the student protest, but they refused to trust the political leaders. the youth did not have it. it seems to me that at that time the politicians were not yet ready for any mas

we are on the main street in the center of kyiv, not far from independence square, where political protestsitical revolutions have taken place in this country. this is where, usually, there is a massive military parade to celebrate independence day. not today. what we are seeing here is a display of a destroyed and seized russian military vehicles and tanks. there's a ban on public events here in kyiv today, because authorities fear that russia may use this occasion to launch attacks against cities across the country. but, obviously, these warnings have raised concern. there is apprehension. but people are defiant. take a listen. >> the day is very beautiful and a lot of people came here to see that this crashed tanks are crashed by our ukrainian army. of cours we are so proud. we have no reasons to be sad, because we are ukrainians and we will win. >> i didn't even think it would begin. i couldn't believe a full-scale war would occur. i thought there was mostly threats and saber rattling, which wouldn't lead to a larger conflict. >> also in kyiv, british prime minister boris johnson, who a

street here is the same universitetsky hill of the historical museum along sumskaya street to independence squarem's rendering of the shevchenko monument on sumskaya with its where-to-go on tyutya thanks to ours it's really clean there if you have any of the simplest smartphones you'll bring from kharkov just amazingly beautiful night photos in kharkov there is a place that sounds unique because there combine the sounds of nature of the metropolis of wild animals and the wings of the dome of the telescope. astronomer iryna belska knows everything about this place and about the sounds that fill kharkiv." kharkov yes, here we are at the observatory, which has been at this location for 200 years. kharkov became a big city thanks to the university of kharkiv, if such a university had not been created in this city, it is clear to you that it would have remained a small town like that, and then at this place, here , at this place, a permanent observatory was founded. it seems broken yes that is , they are with difficulty the old telescope with difficulty opens the doors sounds like these are difficult

here, that’s all there was an equipment platform, i remember when there was an action on the independence squareand he came to the actions with a child in a helmet, and the child also has a camera and he walks there he is filming something, everyone is running and he is so neat, but he was still in the profession. max and i. well, we probably saw each other at some events, but we met , we met in ilovaisk, we quietly arrived in ilovaisk on the first day of the depot. were brought into the school and told that the only chance for civilians to get out of the environment is from the school. there will be some fast corridors. when we moved from the ilovaisk railway depot to the school, max was there and markiyan lysenko was there. and we actually started meeting them then, well, we started to get to know each other there to communicate closely, it was august 25, 8 years ago, we met in the school corridor, we hugged warmly, and one of his first phrases was that the boys must eat , that war is war, but let's go, i'll feed you there, max had a very, uh, such a strong sense of justice, it applied to ever

my girlfriend roksolana bychay, who joins our broadcast live from independence square in kyiv, roksolana you about it. hello, how is independence day going? in kyiv today on all other days before that and i can compare the last 5 years of independence day celebrations in kyiv that this year the atmosphere is absolutely different otherwise there are no people who were participants the advice of the military in such elegant uniforms, you know, who were usually preparing for the parade. at this time of year, people have mostly left the capital, and a large part of the people today either left the city or are sitting at home, because there are not many people on the street, but despite this, on khreschatyk, where are we now? there are people, they gathered here closer to noon in the morning , in fact, there was no one here, as there were no cars on the streets, there were almost no people in public transport, despite the fact that august 24 is usually a public holiday in the country this year because martial law, this is a working day, but i will say again that there were many more people in

was like that, the playground, the equipment, i remember when, er, there was an action on the independence squaren on maternity leave, and he came to the actions. -e with a child in a helmet here is a child and he has a camera and he walks there filming something everyone runs so neatly but still he was in the profession me and max well we probably saw each other at some events but we met we met in ilovaisk we are quiet with money arrived in ilovaisk when we were at the depot on the first day. then the soldiers from the peacekeeper battalion of the peacekeeper brought us into the school and said that the only chance for civilians to get out of the environment was from the school. there would be some fast corridors. when we moved from the ilovaisk railway depot to the school, max was there and there there was markiyan lysenko and actually we started with them then, well, we got to know each other and started to kiss and communicate closely there, it was august 25, 8 years ago, we met in the school corridor, we hugged warmly and one of his first phrases was that the boys should eat war is war, but

his local journalist at tucson vast with more details i'm here at b, a independent square in colombo store lanka, red. that's a special purpose of my slowly been organized by a consortium. all trade duty and demanding variable will be your state of emergency laws that have been put into practice. apply the new government, led by the executive, austria lanka, ruddy rick of a singer. and at the same day the other demands. aw, especially to get rid of the suppression that his feet carried out by the c v, the daughter b on cbd authorities, especially by the law enforcement authorities like to like the police and the other government institutions to the british b, the bar dissipated by more than 2 hundreds of people, and at the same day b, c's on members of the volleyball group received bigger, the g, b, b. thank you, bought a different, it's ready. the british be carried out in a quite a peaceful man at the moment, but in and around if you can see the members of the us are like, up with these are the other thing to put it on. the alert, just think is all right, thank you. please adel on

main street in the city centre, not far from independence square where political revolutionstary parade to celebrate independence day. not today. what we are seeing is a display of destroyed and seized a russian military vehicles and tanks. there is a ban on public events in the capital. they will not be any massive celebrations to mark independence day. that is because officials here believe russia could use this day to launch attacks against cities across the country. last night presidents lenski warned people in this country that russia could go with 30 strikes, in his words. moments ago in the head, air raid sirens went off. another reminder of the conflict happening in this country. kiel is away from the front lines but the war is obviously an everybody�*s minds. thousands of people have been killed. a third of the population has been cities across the country have been destroyed. there appears to be deadlock. despite the warnings people say there is apprehension but not fear. b. people say there is apprehension but not fear. �* ., ~ , ., not fear. a deadlock in terms of

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there were here in my down in the center of cave, not far away from independence square, where people have been coming here steadily in a way to remembers those they have lost to talk about the war of something that has been very, very traumatizing for them. we're here writing a memorial that's been put with flags right here. it's with people that have been killed during the war. thousands of people have been killed and injured and millions have been displaced by the conflict. and people are coming here. and they're writing on this book that you can see right where i am there are stories of personal loss and what have been happening to them all this month. pictures of soldiers that have been killed and other types of stories when they're telling us that they want this to be a part of history of what has happened in this country this past month. and right behind me, all of those russian tanks that have been destroyed in the past 6 months. they have been put here as an act of defiance, governance for it. if we're saying that there were russia was hoping to be persuading their troops thr

celebrations where i am right now, i am writing the center of keys not far away from my dunn from independence square, for many ukrainians is a day of remembrance is a day to things of those who have were killed of those who were injured among, of many other things. if you can see right here, there's like a memorial site that has been caught in place with all the civilians that have been killed in this war. there's also another sector for the foreigner that i've also been killed in this war. it says that all of this ukrainians have been killed by vladimir full 10. there's also a book. we've been seeing people coming here and crying and telling their stories of war. you know, they're the writing, the pictures of those who died messages for the future about what has been going on in this country in this past 6 months. but also there is an act of defiance on going on the streets. you can see all this russian tanks that have been destroyed in this past 6 months. they've been put here by a crania and authorities. they were saying that they wanted, but russia wanted to hold the parade in the center of keit

hey, well we're here in the center of keith near my dana independent square, where you can see right behind me, all the flags that you can see to where it's my right side aren't those who have been killed in this war, civilians that have been killed in this war and there's a message there, there that says those who have been killed by vladimir voting on the other side. there's a whole display of russian tanks that have been destroyed, destroyed during the war. they have been put on, displayed here as an act of defiance that the suddenly all the alarms her on in ukraine right now. mostly because of the possibility of any type of strikes here in this country. all major cities are on the alert. in fact, the air raid sirens, we're just on, we're here. some people have been coming here. the situation is quite calm right now. but president zalinski has already warned that russia could carry out some vicious attacks on this day. he also said that ukraine will be ready to respond then, and he also gave an address earlier this morning just where we are, where he said that you queen, west, has

his local journalist at tucson vast with more details i'm here at b, a independent square in columbus for lanka. red. that's a special producer. my slowly been organized by a consortium altered duty and demanding the reward of the state of emergency laws that had been put into practice apply the new government, led by they'd, executive officer lanka, rodney victor of a singer. and at the same day, the other demands are especially to get rid of the suppression that is being carried out by the to the daughter be unsuited authorities, especially by the law in 40 eager authorities like your local police and other government institutions to. 1 liberators be debarred dissipated by more than to hundreds of people. and at the same day, b c's are members of the of volleyball group research bigger the g b. b. he bought a different, it's ready to produce be cut it down to it a quite a feasible amount at the moment. but in and around of you can see the members of the us are like up with these are the other thinker to put it on alert. just think is off or i take it plays a day on 100 to take the n

but there he is walking in independence square, in downtown indsependence and that is the way he appeared. if you were lucky enough to have him cited. he wasn't out all of the time. tourists would have loved to see more of him, but he wasn't going to walk around for them. >> we were speaking before our show, and we noticed the period after the s, which we never thought that was there. you tell us that he had done that once and the truman library thinks this is correct. >> i asked them. i said, can we settle this once and for all, or at least settle it temporarily? he said there is a lot of evidence that truman signed his name with the s sometimes. sometimes his name would get scruncedh together and you couldn't see. but i think the preponderance of evidence says that the s belongs. it doesn't stand for any particular name. two grandparents, but they were real people. so the s without a period would've looked really odd so we that's why truman started putting it in. anyway, i go along with the archivists at independence. >> i found this, jeff, an excellent read. it really was. especially w

cheap because it was taken after he was president, but it was but there he is walking is in independence square and down to in downtown independence when and and that's that's the that's the way that's the way he appeared if you were lucky enough to have a site he wasn't out all the time people tourists would have loved to have seen more of him, but he wasn't gonna go out and walk around for them. we were speaking before our show and that we noticed the period after the yes, which we never thought was there. but you tell us that. he had done that once and the truman library things. this is correct. well, i asked them i said there's been can we settle this once and for all or at least sell it temporarily? they said no, there's just a lot of evidence that that the yes the first place that children actually signed his name with. yes. sometimes his name would all get scrunched together and you couldn't see but but i think it's the preponderance of the evidence as that the esplan he actually does not stand for any particular name, but who would go to to to grandparents? and but that's but that's but

keep not her away from independence square or it's, it's a day for remembrance, mostly i mean of remembering and thinking of those who died of those who were injured. we have seen many people here coming soldiers who have been injured in different battles coming here to, to pace to a respect to an invoice that is not far away from where i am. that's input for those who have been killed in this conflict. so i'm to, to talk about what's been going on in this country is joining me live now as she le plane. he's from the international committee of the red cross, his hearing key with me. so, so you know, what is the humanitarian situation right now in different parts of the country? we see that people here are walking around, but we know there's a completely different story on the front lines. yeah, in the past 6 months, we're seen all around ukraine as a result of this conflict, tremendous amount of suffering of physical suffering, of also mental suffering. a population that is traumatized. we seen, you know, critical infrastructure damaged or destroyed, including water infrastructure, also, hea

it's a very different independence day for the wear on the main street of kyiv not far from independence squarest, political revolutions have taken place in this country. this is where usually there is a massive military parade to celebrate independence day, not today. what we see here is a display of a destroyed and seized russian military vehicles and tanks. there is a ban on public events here in kyiv today. that's because authorities fear that russia may use these occasion to launch attacks against cities across the country. but obviously, these warnings have raised concern. there is apprehension but people are defiant. take a listen. the day is very, very beautiful. a lot of people came here to see the crushed tanks are crushed by our ukrainian army. of course we are so proud. we have no reason to be sad because we are ukrainians and we will win. �* ,, �* be sad because we are ukrainians and we will win-— we will win. translation: i didn't even think it _ we will win. translation: i didn't even think it would _ we will win. translation: i didn't even think it would begin, - we will win. tr

square. the independence day of ukraine is celebrated in a 30-meter-long ukrainian flag was unfurled and ukrainianongs were sung in the central square of brussels, the grand place, to the whole world. and a famous boy, a monument of manquespis, was dressed in a ukrainian costume also in the city center at the same time sang the national anthem of ukraine. in total , 50 countries of the world participated in setting the record for the most massive chorus, and in the evening in the belgian capital, the eu building and on the central square will fly the colors of ukraine, they will be illuminated with yellow and blue illumination. yourself and congratulate you once again on independence day and be alert, if you still hear an air alarm today, follow the shelter and watch the news on our channel espresso and euro programs espresso for ukrainian refugees in europe co-broadcast with the atp channel radio freedom programs voice of america time-time programs inclusion of public television journalists bbc news ukraine and france 24 news broadcasts as well as informational marathon broadcast only news togeth

we are on the main street in the centre of kyiv not far from the independence square where there havethe streetwear every year the military parade celebrates independence day. it is not happening this year, there is a ban on public events and care. what we are seeing is a display of destroyed and seized military vehicles. there is a ban on public gatherings because the authorities fear russia could use this occasion to launch attacks against cities across the country. president zelensky last night saying there is the possibility of russia launching brutal attacks against this country. we have been here the past days talking to ukrainians and i think there is fatigue, also because there is no end in sight in the war which has reached a deadlock with no possibility of talks, peace talks anytime soon. people say they are strong and will continue to fight for the independence of this country 31 years on. for the independence of this country 31 years on-— a hosepipe ban has come into force this morning for millions of customers of thames water in the south of england. five other water comp

ussr ukraine proclaimed its independence, or rather square. this is a completely different story, in which it did not appear. from the place of great russia giving life to the steppe lands of the northern black sea coast and the crimean peninsula our exposition is our protest. uh, our work is our protest at the kherson regional museum of local lore , significant events took place, which were expected for 8 years, the exposition dedicated to life reopened russian commander alexander vasilyevich suvorov 2.91 year the opening of this museum. it caused. well, it really caused a holiday in the city, because suvorov is inextricably linked with kherson. here he was here repeatedly in the process, when the city was just being built, starting in 1782. well, we are next to the khingur battle diorama. but, by the way, this is, uh, the russian-turkish war of 1787-1791. suvorov was opened back in 1991 on the basis of a personal collection. leonid shiryaev, the philanthropist donated the entire collection to the museum, on the condition that the exhibition

street from the same universitetsky hill of the historical museum along sumskaya street to the square independence and to gorky park and further belgorodskaya shosse, that’s all, that’s the path that would pass and on foot, we’ll remember it for the rest of our lives. ours is really clean there. and if you have any of the simplest smartphones, you will bring amazing beautiful night photos from kharkiv . there is a place in kharkiv that sounds unique because the sounds of the nature of the metropolis of wild animals and birds are combined there the dome of the telescope, astronomer iryna belska knows everything about this place and the sounds that fill kharkiv" kharkov yes, we are at the observatory, which has been on this place for 200 years. kharkov became a big city thanks to kharkiv university. if such a university had not been created in this city, you would understand. in a small town like that and then on the spot here, here, on this spot, they founded a permanent observatory, and the observatory definitely sounds like this opening from the cottage cheese domes, telescopes, of course it soun

been hearing from ukrainians, this is a very important day, we were this morning down near independence squarethe world, especially when countries are facing domestic problems such as the rising costs of living, also rising energy bills, and they understand that some people may get tired of the conflict here, so the message has been clear, they want and need the support being provided by western countries. i5 the support being provided by western countries.— the support being provided by western countries. is there any sense of a _ western countries. is there any sense of a diplomatic _ western countries. is there any sense of a diplomatic route - western countries. is there any sense of a diplomatic route onl western countries. is there any i sense of a diplomatic route on the horizon, orany sense of a diplomatic route on the horizon, or any end point of this conflict cosmic horizon, or any end point of this conflict cosmi— conflict cosmic that is a very interesting _ conflict cosmic that is a very interesting question, - conflict cosmic that is a very interesting question, the i conflict cos

the ukrainian goal is victory over russia to regain full independence of every square inch of ukrainian territory. we should never forget that this war will started in crimea in 2014, and it will end in crimea with deliberation. oh, this peninsula. ukraine will be back for sure. ah, also coming up tennis star, serena williams is about to call it quits on the court, on her own terms and her fans there, saluting her in their own words. ah, you didn't just sat the winning boon. you sent back to the people i is free, so earring started leaving. you gave us newsline and mike inspired us with your life. this is such integrity at humanist flight and mother to many due to jesse the child of the most high you on. just excitedly uses nicholas tight to our viewers watching pbx in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with what could be a much anticipated moved by ukraine's military to begin pushing the russians back to their ukrainian forces and said that they've launched offensive operations along the front lines in the south of the country. it is too early

completely under the control of troops to the vietnam independence league of yatmia, led by ho chi minh city. they staged a rally. on theater squarelater, the declaration of independence was solemnly proclaimed, but finally from foreign dependence. vietnam did not get rid of another 8 years for the usual control over indochina, france fought and then for almost two decades there was a big vietnam war with the participation of the united states. on august 19, 1965, the trial of the auschwitz criminals ended. this was already the second series of auschwitz trials, during which 22 people received their sentences. mostly camp staff are niche the middle link, unlike the first, which took place in the forty-seventh year in poland, the second one was no longer judged according to the norms of international law, but according to the laws of the federal republic of germany, the last commandant, and richard burr, who was to become the main accused. at this trial, he died in prison before it began, following the results of twenty-two people on the bench. six defendants were sentenced to life imprisonment with another 12 sentences ranging fro

completely under the control of the troops to the vietnam independence league, yatmiya, headed by the skhosh min. they staged a rally on theater squaredays later the declaration of independence was solemnly proclaimed, but finally from foreign dependence, vietnam did not get rid of its usual control for another 8 years. france fought over dendo china and then for almost two decades there was a big vietnam war with the participation of the united states. on august 19, 1965 , the trial of the auschwitz criminals ended. this was already the second series of auschwitz trials, during which 22 people received their sentences. basically camp staff niche middle-level, in contrast to the first, which took place in the forty- seventh year in poland, the second was no longer judged according to international law, but according to the laws of the federal republic of germany, the last commandant of the auschwitz camp, richard berg, who was to become the main accused. at this trial, he died in prison before it began, following the results of twenty- two people on the bench. six defendants were sentenced to life imprisonment, 12 more were sentenced

ussr ukraine proclaimed its independence, or rather square.y, in which there was no place for great russia, which gave life to the steppe lands of the northern pitcher. and the crimean peninsula our exposition is our protest, our job. this is our protest at the kherson regional museum of local lore, significant events took place, which have been awaited for 8 years. the exposition dedicated to the life of the russian commander alexander vasilyevich suvorov reopened. in the ninety-first year, the opening of this museum. it caused, well, really caused a holiday in the city, because suvorov is inseparably connected with kherson. but he was here repeatedly in the process, when the city was just being built, starting in 1782. well, we are next to the kinbur battle diorama. but, by the way, this is, uh, the russian-turkish war of 1787-1791. suvorov was opened back in 1991 on the basis of a personal collection. leonid shiryaev, the philanthropist handed over the entire collection to the museum, on the condition that the exhibition would not be includ

ussr ukraine proclaimed its independence, or rather square.here was no place for great russia, which gave life to the steppe lands of the northern black sea region and crimean peninsula. our exposition is our protest, our work is our protest at the kherson regional museum of local lore, significant events took place, which have been awaited for 8 years . it caused. well , it really caused a holiday in the city, because suvorov is inextricably linked with kherson. but he was here repeatedly in the process, when the city was just being built, starting in 1782. well, here we are you are next to the diorama of the kinbur battle. but, by the way, this is, uh, the russian-turkish war of 1787-1791, museum b was opened back in 1991 on the basis of the personal collection of leonid shiryaev, the patron transferred the entire collection to the museum, provided that the exhibition will not be included in the main exposition and the exhibits will be collected in a separate room in the courtyard so that visitors go there purposefully, and this condition sa

seven o'clock with the release of news, stay with us independence we celebrated independence on august 24, gathering in the squares of ukrainian cities and around the world, we have already fought for it for more than one century and we knew that independence is the main value of life, the price paid by brave, talented, hardworking people who love their relatives and their land ukraine, the heart of independence beats independent because we value the life of every ukrainian happy independence day nation of the invincibles this is a sports hall where ukrainian athletes could train but since russia started a full-scale war in ukraine. there is silence here, russian and belarusian athletes are silent, they pretend as if nothing happened and with their silence support the murder of destruction and this cruel war, ukrainian order halls. however, we athletes around the world should not be silent , join the struggle, share your videos and publications and call for a boycott of russian and belarusian athletes, post them on social networks with the hashtags of the company, support ukraine on the sports front, silence kills

building, heavy snow was falling, about 700 people gathered on the square, the head of the government voloshyn proclaimed the independencef carpathian ukraine from the balcony, but from lav those present did not sing a single song, not a single patriotic slogan in honor of the republic, people left the square gloomily for the past 24 hours, we lived in three different states, woke up in the czechoslovak republic by the evening, carpathian ukraine was a free country . of de jure ukraine elected by the ukrainian people of carpathian ukraine for february 12, 19309 and the gathered guests for march 15, 19309 perform in the name of the carpathians of ukrainian the people's sacred right to self-determination proclaims the complete independence of carpathian ukraine, pay attention to what language this phrase sounds like in the end, like the entire session of the diet, these are ukrainian words, the only thing is that sometimes with different accents from yes, the language of the carpathian-ukrainians has a slightly different melody than the one we are used to, but it after all, the ukrainian state is the official and education

square. it has to do with lebanese independence and then if i was paying attention during history lesson is on that was 1943. but if you take a closer look, you see a lot of little holes in the show. i don't, it tells us exactly from the civil war. got he thank you he that so yes, a church church bells on the machine. yeah. there's a mosque as well. symbolic and from above and all looks good was good off, but things could definitely be better. one of them, especially when we're talking about laws about elections and religion does play a role there haunted. everyone somehow entrenched and their religion in their 2nd 9 o'clock as soon as i was on the surface, everyone lives happily together like one big family, one big but within that family. but people still argue about. domino hm, bison, destiny, and continuing my journey alone, traveling 85 kilometers north to triplet. by, bless, tripoli is the nation, 2nd largest city, and according to a world bank report, the poorest metropolis on the entire mediterranean coastline. up until a few years ago, civil war still raged in some tripoli neighborhoo

to the general staff each of us is a soldier on kontraktova square in kyiv they presented a photo exhibition it was created before independence day to demonstrate the role of territorial defense forces in this war the attack came and my colleague tetyana litvinova tanya i congratulate you i will tell you what you can see in these pictures angelika i congratulate you i congratulate all viewers of espresso we are really here on kontraktova ploshcha in the capital, and this is the square that leads from the kontraktova ploshcha metro station to the monument of grigory pan and here you can view the postal pond each of us wars timed it to the independence day of ukraine organized by the ukrainian institute of national remembrance together with the ministry of culture and information politicians, etc. the very purpose, as you already said, angelica, is to demonstrate the role of the territorial defense forces, especially in the first months of the war, the full-scale offensive of russia on the territory of ukraine, and the role played by the forces teroborony and, moreover, to show such historical endurance, because self-organizati