listen to a concert by the metro, the opera gave the recording to ukrainian radio more details iryna solomko and pavlo terekhov politon operator took a principled position in support of ukraine almost from the first days a charity concert was held in march, a few weeks after the beginning of the invasion. the theater dedicated the entire last season to ukraine and ukrainians who defend its freedom. the ukrainian free orchestra project was not a landmark. it brought together ukrainian musicians who toured europe and gave two concerts in new york and washington. i conclude that it is very important that the subway, as one of the most prominent cultural institutions in the world , shows its support for ukraine, and this is of great importance for ukrainians. it is important to know that the world is with it, including on on the cultural front, and the first anniversary of the war is a date that should be remembered because it is a reminder to the world of the need to support ukrainians. one of the fears is that if the war continues in some way, this support will decrease and we want to demonstr

he held more than 60 actions in new york with artur and his wife, iryna solomko talked about the full-scale russian invasion . artur zgurov did not volunteer for ani a few years ago, a neurosurgeon and his wife, also a doctor, came from odesa to new york to study. he remembers when he heard about the organization of the first ukrainian protest in new york on february 24. he immediately came to time square. people were worried and afraid of all the emotions that we all experienced. and somehow it unexpectedly started on its own with one cry glory to ukraine and then somehow we somehow it went away i don't know but then i broke my voice considerably for a few days the next day arthur and asya again came to the protest arthur took the initiative in used his hands to make speeches and began to organize people, the fact that i am a doctor, maybe he helped to feel what people need and still helps to feel what people need, what he says at protests in crowds of people, arthur is noticeable because he always has his own style in a cap and tie i remember the first time when we got together on the 24t

and new york , met with ukrainian actresses and the founder of the theater residence in new york iryna solomko and pavlo terekhov in the spring of 2022, the american playwright and actress ot and rose planned to come to kharkiv a few months before, she won the competition and was to become the first international participant of the legendary literary residence of the slovo house in the 30s . famous ukrainian writers lived in this house shot dead revival i was home three weeks postpartum when i found out about the full-scale invasion of a combination of how much time and energy i had already put into the project plus those crazy mother hormones made me very strong and i realized that i am not going to give up the project as an alternative to the kharkiv house . environment so that they could create, they developed this project with the idea that we will fight on the cultural front, talk about the fact that the war began in 2014 and not on february 24 every year it was 100 years ago that between 1933 and 1937 a whole generation of artists and intellectuals was executed, and since then ukraine ha

need humanitarian aid, she emphasized , let's talk more about the main points of the meeting with iryna solomko, who joins the broadcast from the un headquarters in new york, iryna vitayu from the meeting of the council of security today focused purely on the humanitarian situation in ukraine , un deputy secretary-general martin griffitz, who reported at a briefing in ukraine in december and saw the situation with his own eyes, as he described her griffiths and what conclusions he shared in the report. congratulations to yulia, and they spoke to the submissive . usually these are the deputy secretaries of the un, they are quite dry and official, but this time martin griffith was very emotional and obviously this emotionality of his is precisely this influenced his visit to ukraine, because he was not only in kyiv, he also visited kherson , he also visited mykolaiv, he communicated with people, as they say on the ground, who are experiencing the days of russian shelling, and that is why he just mentioned about this is a lot in his report. but if we speak in the language of numbers, he just noted

secretary general antonio guterres, who called to move away from the edge of the abyss , my colleague iryna solomko is currently working at the headquarters. she is joining our studio. start the day before, what arguments did you hear greetings nataliya yes right at this moment the evening so-called meeting begins when we will wait when we wait for this vote first there must be considered amendments proposed to belarus by russia's partner, after that there should be a vote directly for the resolution. if we talk about the general course of the meeting of this special extraordinary session of the general assembly, then as you already mentioned, it was very much focused on it , and that is, it is like this first, the first event is dedicated to the anniversary of the beginning of the invasion within the framework of the un, and therefore a lot of countries were represented at the level of foreign ministers , for example, the european union was represented by the chief european diplomat, borel, in particular, he said that ukraine and ukrainians deserve peace, but not just any peace. and the walls, whi

energy and the environment, the meetings at the un headquarters are monitored by my colleague iryna solomko. congratulations iryna so what happened the basis of this resolution and what it will mean if this document is adopted in a practical sense. greetings natalya, the ukrainian side would very much like this resolution to be based on the so-called formula the peace of volodymyr zelenskyi, but still, the emphasis, the main emphasis of the documents is on the un charter, that any peace negotiations are based only on this document. and this assumes that there cannot be any compromises in the context of the borders of ukraine, and peace negotiations can begin only after the restoration of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine will be restored, that is , we are essentially talking about the borders of 1991, and this is such a direct message to russia, on what conditions ukraine and the world can accept these negotiations before by voting, debates are expected, who will participate in them and what support for the document ukrainian diplomats actually expect to see, yes natalya,

iryna solomko and pavlo terekhov learned about athletes in the league who went to the front as volunteersreceive ukrainian football heroes in the usa and how they use this opportunity to tell the americans about the war yurii hudych is the president of the ukrainian league of american football and a junior sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine. thanks to his efforts, this overseas game has become increasingly popular in ukraine in the last 5 years . at the beginning of the war, i, like many other volunteers, joined the armed forces of ukraine. it turned out that many athletes went to the front. and in general , more than 50 people from the ukrainian american football league are now on the front line and are taking an active part in the war with russia. roman boguslavskyi is one of the players of the uzhhorod lumberjack team and a volunteer says that most of the members of his team have joined the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. i want to believe that the team has the right atmosphere , the ideals are properly brought up and spent at the right level , so if on the 24th we were alre

and the council of europe invited the orchestra to perform at these celebrations from new york iryna solomko towel voice of america download the voice of america mobile application the application allows you to automatically bypass blocking thanks to the built-in vpn service, read the news, watch informative programs and videos, as well as listen to podcasts of the voice of america in ukrainian, and with that, we say goodbye, also join our daily briefings at 6 pm in kyiv on youtube and facebook, where you can give us your questions thank you for staying with us, have a good night and a peaceful morning before the meeting of business and the loss of life of loved ones, everything must be done so that victory comes as soon as possible, and this in in our hands and i always say that it is not necessary to take weapons. yes, there are a lot of very important matters, no less important, where the head and hands are also needed, and so on, so i took any help, i was looking for a humanitarian, i helped with transportation, housing and treatment , and i still do this if not himself, he uses all poss

iryna solomko, a correspondent of the voice of america, was in touch with us. will remind you that we have volodymyr khandogiy a. volodymyr, let's go now, let's go back, i want to add more information and we will discuss this meeting itself. and what about the statement of mr. kislytsia, so that the un council still tolerates the presence of war criminals in the seat of the soviet union, therefore it is unable to fulfill its task of maintaining peace and security in the world this is exactly what our representative serhiy kislytsia said at the council . all responsible countries we must do this work now to safety for our common good as it is said in the first lines of the un charter to save future generations from this hell of war the president of the russian federation vladimir putin has emptied his nation and continues to treat his country like an animal farm to produce more and more more cannon fodder mr. volodymyr and what do you think in general about this situation that develops when the united nations is meeting at the request of russia to discuss the wa

generations from the scourge of war zelenskyi iryna with us in direct communication from new york was iryna solomko. on february 7, president joe biden addressed the us congress with an annual speech on the state of affairs in the country. biden mentioned ukraine, called for reforms and bipartisan cooperation, when the democrats called this address rooseveltian. and parliamentarians from the republican party considered the president's speech about the key themes of the speech and how was it perceived by the congress, we will ask maria ulyanovska this is the most important annual speech of the president of the usa , the attention of millions of americans is focused on her, what exactly did he say in the bathhouse about ukraine and what were the main theses is really this problem, this speech is the most important because it is watched by many more viewers, even everyone who is not interested in politics usually watches this speech and for president biden, whose rating among voters according to the latest polls is less than 50% of those people who support what he is doing, it was a great opportunity

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iryna solomko and pavlo terekhov attended the event.niversary of its creation, this is one of the oldest and most famous orchestras of eastern europe, this is the first overseas tour of the group, they dominated a few years before the start of a full-scale russian invasion, when the war started, when we started to shake up our plans a little and we realized that we are going anyway because the contract remains a contract, although there were a lot of risks, it was unknown whether we would be able to leave , we would not be able to get permission, we would not get it, already preparing for the tour, the group received an invitation to perform on the carnegie stage for responded to the fact that ukraine is at war ukraine is a trending country everyone is talking about it everyone understands that the whole world is united around ukraine, everyone supports it and that's how it appeared in we have one more additional concert in pictures and the goal is exactly as if 100 years after the famous celebrity sang in košice, this is the third even

neighbor like this once upon a time ostapa iryna thank you for your inclusion, i will remind you that iryna solomkofrom the un headquarters was in touch with us about putin's address before the offensive on february 24 last year bean ukraine in the usa oksana markarova found out from an sms while speaking at one of the events in washington embassy developed various plans in the event of a full-scale war, including working in an almost autonomous mode, in an interview yani vorozko markarova shared new previously unknown details of what was happening in washington and told how it developed relations between ukraine and the usa during the last year fragments of this conversation see further on the 24th what were your strongest memories on this day and on this day late in the evening i spoke at a women's club it was a long time ago this is the oldest women's club in washington i spoke i mean i told somewhere at approximately 9:30 or 10:00, this speech was completely over. and i didn't stay there for tea and such an informal conversation precisely because i had already received an e-mail message. at tha