said the deputy prime minister, minister for reintegration of temporarily occupied territories iryna vereshchuk. the reason is clear, the revenue part of the budget is decreasing. the government is tied, i will say again, to foreign funds. and according to international practice, two years was enough for the adaptation of immigrants, says iryna vereshchuk. i would like to add that almost 5 million people are officially considered internally displaced persons in our country. well, but there is also a positive for such people, they will be able to continue receiving preferential housing loans, the ministries also reported. it is about citizens of ukraine who lost their homes due to the war. benefits will continue thanks to additional funding from the german government. let me remind you that at the end of last year , the german bank allocated 17 million euros to buy housing for internally displaced persons. well, traditionally, a lot of soft loans now go through the housing loan program and business loans. outside banks, the following information that appeared this week is about them. two state b

this is allegedly a demand of international partners, said iryna vereshchuk, deputy prime minister for reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories. the reason is that the revenue part of the budget is decreasing and the government is tied to the decisions of partners. and according to international practice. two years is enough for adaptation, however, vulnerable groups will continue to receive payments, the minister assures. this year, about 57 billion hryvnias are planned. i would like to note that almost 5 million people in ukraine are considered internally displaced. in in the very center of bila tserkva, which is a unique building of history in the kyiv region. which originates from the time of local elders in the 18th century. zvymovy palace got its name due to its status as the residence of the polish counts of branicki. few people know that it was built entirely of wood and belonged to a whole complex of buildings. what secrets the architectural monument hides, let's see further in the plot. majestic columns at the entrance and walls steeped in history. how exactly th

according to international practice, two years was enough for the adaptation of immigrants, says iryna vereshchuk. i would like to add that almost 5 million people are officially considered internally displaced in our country. individuals , but there is also a positive for such people, they will be able to continue receiving preferential loans for housing, the ministry of reintegration also reported, it is about citizens of ukraine who lost their homes due to the war, the benefits will continue thanks to additional financing from the german government. let me remind you that at the end of last year, it was the german bank that allocated 17 million euros to purchase housing in the inner city. to individuals, well, traditionally , a lot of soft loans now under the housing lending program and business lending go through state banks, it is about them that the following information appeared this week, two state banks, ukrgasbank and sensbank , are of interest to foreign investors, these two institutions are already preparing for sale , deputy minister of finance yuriy draganchuk said. these institutio

the deputy prime minister for reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine iryna vereshchuk, and says about... that this is a demand of our partners, i am quoting veryshchuk, actually, the changes with payments are related to the reduction of the revenue part of the budget, we are directly tied to the decisions of our partners , partners set requirements to constantly verify payments with a goal their reduction or optimization, it is said that, according to international standards, two years is enough to adapt, - said vereshchuk, and she actually said that in the 22nd year, ukraine directed 57 billion rubles to payments to displaced persons. uah last year , this amount increased to uah 73 billion. and it is planned that in the 24th year, money for assistance to internally displaced persons will again amount to about uah 57 billion. these are the numbers she gave. well, you will find out more news soon. the editorial office of novyn and anna eva melnyk have already managed to prepare fresh and relevant issue. so we give you the floor, anna, and actually, tell us what it will

partners, - said the vice-prime minister for reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories, iryna vereshchuk. the reason: the revenue part of the budget is decreasing, and the government is tied to the decisions of partners, and according to international practice , two years is enough for adaptation, however , vulnerable groups continue to receive payments, the minister assures. this time about 57 billion hryvnias are provided. i would like to note that in ukraine... almost 5 million people are considered internally displaced. the european solidarity party presented an emergency plan actions to protect investments and the european business climate in ukraine. as the leader of the political force petro poroshenko noted, recently businessmen have been under pressure from law enforcement agencies. that is why the question has arisen today. establishment of the bureau of economic security with the involvement of independent international experts. the process should take place under careful international public control. was created in order to, don't laugh, protect business, in order for the sbu

spoke with the deputy prime minister of ukraine iryna about the important issues facing ukraine already this year, and about the results of last year. vereshchuk, further. more than two. people will stop receiving money. the number of idps from crimea has increased. in the last 5 months , more than 15 thousand people. passporting. they force people to change their birth certificate. thus, in effect, stealing our children. do you think that the international community can repeat the history that is belarus, can it not recognize putin, or will they dare, in your opinion. mrs. irina, i congratulate you. congratulations. actually, today. let's summarize the results of the year, another difficult year for ukraine, i would like here to give your quote: you told my colleagues that the first year of the war was a year of unity, and i wonder why the situation has changed so much now. what changes have you experienced personally and how has it affected your work? take us back, with you, to the first 100 days of a large-scale invasion. do you remember this energy, how quickly issues were resolved? i say in my experience, it took hours to solve issues, to