thank you, kira rudyk, people's deputy of ukraine from davos was in touch with us.n the meantime , the time for news is coming for us and the press, so we will now pass the word to irina kovali, the news editors have already prepared a fresh, topical news release. congratulations to ira, and... tell us about what will be in this issue. thank you martha i will tell you about the most important events in just a moment. it's 3 p.m. in ukraine and the release is for your attention. on the espresso tv channel. in the studio of iryna koval. greetings to all viewers. the cabinet of ministers will allocate almost uah 800 million for urgent needs of the military. this was announced by prime minister denys shmyhal during a government meeting. it is about additional financing of combat brigades, units of security forces from the reserve fund. the money will be used, in particular, for the purchase of

i am told that kira rudyk still keeps in touch with us. kiro, i already said goodbye to you. you remember my question, are they talking about a message from the white house, you know, at the moment i don't know any details, but of course the white house can on our part to say that ukraine needs to change its strategy, but we are known for the fact that despite all the recommendations, where there were two years ago to flee to the west or do something else, we are doing our own, i think, independence from that what recommendations, who brings, we all understand what our specific task is to fight for our country, and this is what i see today in the ukrainian house of davos, everyone is doing, starting from ukrainians in switzerland, ending with diplomats, mrs. markarova, penny pritzker , well, everyone has a very clear task to keep i have not seen ukraine in the focus of all our international partners and giving us maximum chances for victory. there was not a single person who said: oh, well, we need to think about something, we need to go o

kira rudyk, the people's deputy of ukraine . we welcome you and ms.u to our airwaves, and we would like to take this opportunity to ask you about today's terrible morning. we know your home has been affected blast wave from today's rashi strike. you showed a photo on your facebook. county, your house has suffered some damage, in a word we would like to ask how you feel first of all and actually, what consequences did you have to decide today? welcome to the studio, welcome to the hosts, thank you for this opportunity, i'm already much better than this morning, i woke up like most kyivans today to the sound of the air alarm, and i started to go downstairs to sit under the stairs, where we usually hide during air raids, but she simply didn't have time to do it, that's why that the explosions started, and one of the explosions was as close as possible... to the place where i live, there was a fire there, and my windows were blown out, that is, just imagine the force of the impact if the windows were torn from the frame and blown into the middle of the ro

the home of kira rudyk, a member of the ukrainian parliament was damaged. rubble. well we can now speak to kira who joins us from kyiv. first of all we are very sorry to see what happened to your home. tells what happened.— see what happened to your home. tells what happened. hello and thank ou for tells what happened. hello and thank you for having — tells what happened. hello and thank you for having me. _ tells what happened. hello and thank you for having me. well, _ tells what happened. hello and thank you for having me. well, i _ tells what happened. hello and thank you for having me. well, i woke - tells what happened. hello and thank you for having me. well, i woke up i you for having me. well, i woke up with the sound of the air raid siren and i was going down to sit under the stairs which is what we do during attacks like this but it actually happened very fast so i did not even get their and i have just seen that part of my house is blowing away and the shattered glass was everywhere and basically the windows are all gone. you can see probably an