landau is a good kiev one a jewish family and a beautiful story of death about kyiv in 1847, kyiv of and jews, well, the jews interested him the most, but, but there the balance is preserved, there is the cyril-methodiev society, here is its defeat, there is this ideology , there is a confrontation. between the polish and ukrainian elites, as the main nerve of local life, and there is the colonial administration that arrived there, the russians who, who were new to kyiv at that time, and aldanov as a kyivan knew this, that is, he wrote, well, in principle, kyiv in the youth of his parents, yes, and it is really interesting, from the point of view of kyiv studies, it is real. an interesting story, but it, i apologize, does not fit into the ideology of kyiv-russian city, in kyiv they always spoke russian, but in fact , for bolgakova or dokupryan, they saw russian kyiv, in fact, because among those who they were, because they were hermetic, one could say societies, yes, they were, they were bubbles, yes, they were bubbles, and the first, by the way, this innocently shot yurinets, wrote,

kyivs, kyivs , that means polish, ukrainian, jewish, russian, there was also greek, i still found, iat means even the karaites, and the kraim intelligentsia, that these were acquaintances of my parents, well, it is not obvious that it was not, that they there was no kinasan in yaroslavl, at least the 60s were still the same the last that is, the remnants of the karaite intelligentsia, and so they were, these were old kyiv families, yes, yes, well, that is, it was a much more interesting city under inspection, well, a city, after all, like every, yes, like every city on the frontier, they are cities, big cities are not monocultural, yes, because there are, they are fairs, trade, trade routes, intersections and tds, etc., if we talk about what there is, about... the basis, then think about it, at least, think about it, by the way, this is a very interesting topic, and it's even surprising that no one is familiar with it linguists didn't bother, but if you analyze ukrainian anthroponymy, ukrainian surnames, from the point of view of ethnonyms, what an incredible number there is, well ,

an industrial enterprise is on fire in the kyiv region due to russian shelling.nsequences continues. at dawn , the enemy attacked the region with mortars and rockets, said the head of the regional military administration, ruslan kravchenko. worked

no, i don't know, the owner is in kyiv, she lives in kyiv, and this apartment was rented.h our film crew got into with the resident of the second apartment of judge kropyvna, the tenant, became known throughout the country. the tenant attacked our journalist and stole her mobile phone. yes, they are, this is an apartment here, but they are in the next one. are they in the house next door? so. and don't they live here? no. they don't live, we are just theirs. i come from here. are you a tenant? so. and you are a tenant, that is, you are not a family, take it away. cameras. the tenant locked himself in with our journalist's phone and only left when our film crew decided to call the police, after which the tenant began to threaten our colleagues with physical violence. i 'm sorry, give me the phone, i came in, no, you come to us, come on, you come out to us, then, you come out to us, i'm the camera, remove it, get out of here, because i'm going to kick you now, such a violent reaction... the tenant of kropyvna can be explained, because it is possible that the judge rents out

time or did they live in kyiv as well, did she take them to her home in kyiv, and even until her deathen before their death, she did not take them, they lived alone, they lived here purely in ternopil, father and mother lived in ternopil, data from the register of court decisions indicate that the judge's father actually lived in ternopil. in 2019-20... the communal enterprise ternopil-vodokanal sued him regarding debt collection from payment of housing and communal services. when her parents died, lyudmila kropyvna inherited two apartments in the center of ternopil, a four-room apartment of 83 square meters and a one-room apartment of 38 square meters. which one, according to the neighbors, is she renting? here is the first one. we don't know her, i almost never saw her, my mother is late, i knew her. do you know the owners of the apartment? no, i don't know, the owner is a bugger, she. lives in kyiv, and occupied this apartment. the adventure in which our film crew got into with the resident of the second apartment of judge kropyvna, the tenant, became known throughout the country. t

no, i don't know, the owner is in kyiv, she lives in kyiv, and she occupied this apartment.enture that our film crew got into with the resident of judge kropyvna's second apartment. became known throughout the country for nothing, the lodger attacked our journalist and stole her mobile phone, yes, they, this is an apartment, but they are in the neighboring one, they are in the neighboring house, yes, don’t they live here, no, they don’t, we're just theirs, i'm coming from here, and you're a tenant, yes, and you're a tenant, that is , you're not a relative, please take it away, the camera in i don't have a phone, please take it away, the tenant locked himself with our journalist's phone. and came out only when our film crew decided to call the police, after which the tenant began to threaten our colleagues with physical violence. i begged, give me the phone, i came in, no, let’s get a video, let’s go, you come to us, you see us, delete, from here, because i’m going to kick you now, such a violent reaction of the tenant of kropivna can be explained, because it is possible that

the kyiv city council, on the initiative of european solidarity, cleaned up the kyiv air from at leastng the monument to the soviet executioner, and this monument was demolished from the surface of our capital, however, what is under the surface is not under the regulation of the kyiv city council, it is the central government, it disposes of... these are questions about the transfer remains, and accordingly, until a decision is made at the central level, vatutin will spoil the ukrainian land and with his miasma will destroy the opportunity for our ukrainian vegetation to live and grow there, as we want and see. it is so strange in us happens because edits, for example. about the dubbing of films in english, they are transferred, transferred, transferred, despite the resistance of society, but after all, they are sewn into this law and voted on, but with the moscow patriarchate, it doesn’t work at all, with vatutin, how lay there and is still lying, and somehow does not see our threat in this, and maybe it's not that i don't see a contagion, maybe there is some kind of, i don't know, r

no, no i know, the owner is in kyiv, she lives in kyiv, and she occupied this apartment, the incidentw got into with the tenant of the second apartment of judge kropivna became known throughout the country, the tenant attacked our journalist and stole her mobile phone, yes, they are an apartment here, but they are in the neighboring one. in the neighboring house, don't they live here, no, they don't, we're just theirs, i'm coming from here, and you're a tenant? yes, and you are a tenant, that is, you are not a relative , please take it away, i don’t have a camera, not a phone, please take it away, the tenant locked himself with our journalist's phone and came out only when our film crew began to call the police, after which the tenant began to threaten our colleagues with physical violence, i apologize, give me the phone, did you come in? no, let's exclude it, let's go, you come out to us, then, you come out to us, i'm a camera, remove it, get out of here, because i'm going to kick you now, such a violent reaction of the tenant of kropivna can be explained, because it is possible that

no, i don't know, the owner is in kyiv, she lives in kyiv, and she occupied this apartment. the incidentlm crew got into with the tenant of judge kropyvna's second apartment became known throughout the country, the tenant attacked our journalist and stole her mobile phone. yes, they, this is an apartment here, but they are in the neighboring one, they are in the neighboring house , don’t they live here, no, they don’t live here, we are just theirs, i’m coming from here, and you are a tenant, yes, and you are a tenant, i.e. you are not born, please take it away, my camera is not a phone, please take it away, the lodger has closed with phone of our journalist and left only when our film crew decided to call the police, after which the tenant began to threaten ... colleagues with physical violence. i apologize, give me the phone, i came in, no, let's go. you come to us, you come to us, delete. get out of there, because i'm going to dig you up now. such a violent reaction of the lodger of kropyvna can be explained, because it is possible that the judge rents the apartment without an official

to the kyiv court of appeal. court, which was later reformed into the northern appellate court, neptyvna moved from ternopil, where she worked as a judge in the regional commercial court. in this building on dniprovska embankment in kyiv , she received a 129 m2 apartment from the state. which was later successfully privatized according to the standard scheme of expropriation of state housing into private ownership. they then privatize this housing, which is a scheme that is actually a robbery of taxpayers and other citizens of ukraine. for... the provision of state housing to civil servants, the law stipulates strict norms of 21 m2 per person and 10 additional meters per family, i.e. together with her adult son, kropivna could apply for an apartment with a maximum area of ​​52 m2, but instead she received 2.5 times more. in order to increase the area of ​​​​the housing, which was to be paid for by the account taxpayers' funds, the judge had to organize a scheme to involve retired parents, who actually... lived in

firefighters finally put out the fire at the enterprise in the kyiv region. more than 70 pieces of equipment and five fire engines were fighting the fire for three days. this was reported in the state emergency service. let me remind you, it is 12 in the morning in june, the enemy attacked kyiv region with rockets and drones. as a result of falling debris , one of the industrial facilities was destroyed. one person died as a result of shelling in the kherson region, another was injured, the head of the region, oleksandr prokudin, said. kherson, novokayri, dudchany, olhivka and novodmytrivka came under enemy airstrikes. as a result of the attacks, seven private houses, a car wash, and a garage were destroyed. and an excavator. a 17-year-old girl was injured as a result of the shelling of the myrivsk community in the dnipropetrovsk region. the russians roamed the region from heavy artillery and drones. marganetska, pokrovska and chervono-grigoryvska communities also came under enemy fire. this was announced by the head of the regional military administration, s

kyiv time.t is a fateful evening for the croatian national team, the team from ladkodalić meets the reigning champions of the old world, the italians. earlier, the croatians lost to the spaniards and played... in a draw with the albanians, the italians beat the albanians and also lost to the spaniards. a draw will be enough for skodra azzurri today , but a defeat, if albania wins over spain, will send luciano paletti's team home. for the croats, the euros will end if the checkers lose, or else will play in a draw, provided the albanians get points. everything is confusing, as always before the final round of the group stage. i'll just add in the end that not you... albania and croatia winning these matches makes them uncompetitive for ukraine in the battle for third place, whoever takes third place, because there they will have two points each, and defeats from spain and italy in general, well, actually leave croatia and albania with one point, so for this ukraine is still so, but if it was not

thank you, mykhailo shemanov, spokesman of the kyiv city military administration, was on our airwavesi just want to add that there is information about an enemy attack on the kyiv region, in particular, yes, there is already information in the public space that the main target of the night attack was the ukrainian capital and the city of vasylkiv. near kyiv, there is a military airfield there, and we remember the first days of the full-scale invasion, there, by the way, there were battles in the same place, so it is quite a familiar city for ukrainians, it is also known that for about four hours the air force, about at four o'clock the air force reported an attack on kyiv from in the south and east, the rockets moved to zhytomyr, and to the west, turned around and also headed for the capital, that is, we understand, the enemy tried to deceive... our air force, well, it is telling that at night the air force did not write the tracking of the mig-31 and the launch dagger, although this was reported by monitoring channels. eyewitnesses also write about a series of explosions that actuall

nine hospitals of kyiv region and cherkasy region will receive new medical beds. this is not the first shipment of aid from taiwan. during the full-scale invasion of ukraine , more than 150 special cargoes arrived from the country. the whole thing is needed. for, for example, a person who is overweight, he cannot get up and sit on a rather high bed, these beds are functional, they can rise, fall, the backrest is also adjustable, leg elevation, which is very important, we are a national institution under the patronage of the president, which deals with palliative care, that is, provides palliative care to seriously wounded soldiers, we have a set of whole... ordinary beds, because they need functionality, so that it can be lifted, so that it is convenient and can be used in various directions, that is why this kind of help is extremely necessary for us, we are very grateful, on the eve of the first match of the ukrainian national team in munich, part of the tribune was installed from the kharkiv stadium, which... russia destroyed with rockets, reuters reports. the

real estate in the temporarily occupied crimea is added to the property in kyiv.a sveridenko has four non-residential premises in gaspri, near yalta. and several more plots of land in sudak and more than 300 m2. gorbasenko refuses to explain these facts. the information that is compiled, allegedly in the new conclusion, has already been investigated, has already been justified and refuted, i am categorically against the adjournment, and i will petition the hon. members of the commission, continue the review. after a closed discussion, the higher quorum commission nevertheless decided to postpone the hearing on gorbasenko. now. discussion, a protocol decision to postpone consideration of the issue is announced. we inquired from pavlo gorbasenko about the probable intention to hide real marital relations and ties with the state. a terrorist and about fortunes that cause doubts. mr. pavlo, please tell me what your father did while roaming in the occupied kyiv region? your divorce from your wife looks doubtful, considering that in your second child was born, i don't w

we invited the most shelters in kyiv and the kyiv region so that they could unload. and rearrange theure is very important, because to date there are about 800 animals in shelters in kyiv and the region alone, these are the ones that have been counted. therefore, i believe that animals should live in families, not in shelters. oleksiy surovtsev, a volunteer who at the beginning of the full-scale invasion took out the abandoned domestic animals from the temporarily occupied territories of kyiv region and placed them in families. admittedly, at the beginning of the great war, people were actively ... picking tails, when it began, a full-scale invasion began, we took out 15-20 animals every day, 15-20 animals a day found families at that time, at that time, now the animals are finding routines about 15 per month, and this is still a cool indicator. the organizers hope that such an event will help draw the attention of kyiv residents to the fact that they should not buy stuffed animals, but take them from shelters so... if you don't have a little companion, hurry to get him into your good

we invited the most shelters of kyiv and the kyiv region, so that they could unload and rearrange the animals. this event is very important, because he is currently in... in shelters only in kyiv and the region, there are about 800 animals, these are the ones that have been counted, so i believe that animals should live in families, not in shelters. oleksiy surovtsev is a volunteer who, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, took out abandoned pets from the temporarily occupied territories of kyiv region and placed them with families. admittedly, at the beginning of the great war, people were more active in picking tails. when it started this is a full-scale invasion, we took out 15-20 animals every day, 15-20 animals a day found families at that time at that time now animals find routines somewhere around 15 per month, which is still a cool figure. the organizers hope that such an event will help to draw the attention of kyiv residents to the fact that they should not buy furry animals, but take them from shelters. so, if you don't have a little companion, hurry up and get one.

to relieve shelters, we invited. the largest shelters in kyiv and the kyiv region, so that they can unload and rearrange the animals. this measure is very important, because to date there are about 8 thousand animals in shelters in kyiv and the region alone, these are the ones that have been counted, so i believe that animals should live in families, not in shelters. thank you very much, besides mine, as we learned, about 500 animals are looking for homes, there will be adoption days. to be held today and tomorrow at the international exhibition center, so if you don't have a tailcoat at home, come and get one for yourself. that's all for now information, khrystyna, my word to you. thank you, yulia, our correspondent yulia zubchenko talked about how four-legged friends are looking for new owners in kyiv. this was the morning in ukraine. read more news on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks, join, put your preferences. i will say goodbye to you, see you tomorrow, my colleagues will tell you more, stay with us, today the verdict with serhiy rudenko is on the program,

this is nataliya panchenko, judge of the kyiv district administrative court. and she has a wonderful friendly family and good social security. so he lives in apartments. bought by his mother, drives his daughter's car, and eats rations from the state. i am a person who knows how to save, and i did not need to spend. since 2022, panchenko and her husband have been living in an apartment designed for the judge's mother. 64 m almost in she purchased the center of kyiv back in december 2012 . the whole family allegedly threw themselves into real estate. the financing of this apartment was, once again, that... the savings account of my mother, my father, ah, my mother's brother. i also spoke about the fact that my sister also participated in the financing of this purchase of this apartment, during the interview, as a candidate for the judge's higher qualification commission, you said that your sister provided the money for the purchase. and her sister, her income from 1998 to the 12th year totaled uah 680, 28,332. maybe i answered incorrectly then, two years before

recently , pavlo gorbasenko, the judge and head of the economic court of the kyiv region, once againhad an interview regarding suitability for the position. consideration of this issue is underway. after, uh, it was postponed the previous time to find out additional information, the commission postponed the final decision on gorbasenko for a year and expected additional explanations and documents from him, so at this meeting there was little the question of whether he will remain in the judge's chair will be finally decided. during this time, the public integrity council discovered new facts of gorbasenko's dishonesty and drew up a new conclusion so that the members of the commission could study it, veronika kraydenkova, a member of the ukrainian orthodox church, submitted a petition. about the postponement of the meeting, in fact, there should have been a review and completion of the consideration of his suitability for the position, but the public integrity council proposed to postpone the meeting, because we voted a new decision yesterday. the new conclusion of the state administr

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i would also like to tell you what i did in kyiv.let's say a few words about this at the end of our program, and we will talk about the eu summit next week. so, first i was in kharkiv, now i'm in lviv, but i was also in kyiv, this trip was very important, because here we are talking about things like a new breath in polish-ukrainian relations, and we need to talk about it in our the program there was one day this week when a delegation was in kyiv at the same time speaker the visit of the ministers of european affairs and the economic forum and the fourth was probably worth talking about separately. minister shlapka was on our side, and there was also a minister, his counterpart, but from germany. then everyone went together to... kishenev, there was a day when four high-ranking foreign delegations met in kyiv, all of them had a very tight meeting schedule, it seems that kyiv was a kind of polish-ukrainian hive this week, and it also shows that now these problems are over about which we constantly talk, these blockades, these problem

at least 800 pets. found themselves on the streets only in the kyiv region, according to the kyiv citypital of veterinary medicine. in order to find hosts for as many four-legged animals as possible , the largest event in ukraine was organized in the capital accommodation of animals, our film crew also visited it. this is victoria, she takes a kitten from the shelter, which she named airi. the girl admits that she has been looking at her ponytail for a long time, and that's how she learned about the days of adoption. animals in the international exhibition center, somehow a conversation about this came up, and i was offered, like, maybe you can take it, i'm like that, well , you have to search, i searched, i found, i found her on instagram and wrote to the person there with katya, and she told us what is possible, well, they will bring her from the region to kyiv here today, and that's why we came here to pick her up, because there is no other way, such a big event is taking place in the capital for the first time. it was organized by the municipal enterprise kyiv city hospital of vete

, kharkiv, one from kyiv-sumi, kharkiv, then it is kyiv-sumi, kharkiv, there in the area of ​​fortune-telling12 km to the enemy border, well, if promising direction, but... there is a swampy area, well, that is, not quite like that, but from a conditionally young woman for sums, well, there is also not the best one, and only one option suggests itself, it is from the graivoron district to velika pyserivka, why, that’s why that it is easier to advance there first, there are no water obstacles, because the vorskla river remains on the right, if they were more western, and therefore, in such a simple way. they can advance there, and they have two possible operational directions there, either to the southeast towards bogadukhiv, or to the southwest, towards our gas and oil-bearing fields, and ours are also worried, because if the enemy breaks in there, we also have there will be no more gas, that's why, that 's why the situation is like this somewhere, if they ask me there, like an offensive is possible, i say yes, but we will know in a week, in two, what they are preparing and... a significant g

deputy of the kyiv city council hanna svyredenko.edly broke up for the first time at the end of 2014. however, they remained in such a wonderful relationship that they went to europe together 5 days after the divorce. in february 2017, the former couple had their first child, joint trips abroad became more frequent. in 2022, the couple remarried, gave birth to a second child within a year and divorced again, filing two identical lawsuits for divorce, presumably for manipulation. distribution system, one lawsuit was returned, another was accepted and considered with abnormal speed in a matter of days, with violations of all procedural terms. the divorce took place just before the opening of the register of declarations, so there is every reason to believe that the purpose of the spouses was to hide part of the income and property. groposenko submitted, firstly, a clarifying declaration for 2022, and secondly, we still have to check some of his declarations, and we see that his friend. sverdenko is mentioned again as a wife and he has

we are also talking about ukraine, including the capital of our country, kyiv.on hrushetskyi, executive director, is in our studio today kyiv international institute of sociology. mr. anton, we are glad to welcome you. good day. ah, it's a difficult time right now. and of course, all this affects sociology, it all affects the way sociological surveys are carried out, how much they change, well, in general, the growth of society, during the actual great war, how much such a concept as sociological surveys has changed, how much it's actually become more difficult to interview people and understand... this segment of society, you know, you're raising an important issue because and since the beginning of the large-scale invasion , ukraine has shown ukrainian citizens fairly good indicators on various issues, this is a certain cohesion, national identity, readiness for opera, but one of the lines of discrediting ukraine by our enemies is an attempt to show that our polls are complex and not representative . you are right that the survey is much more difficult now, a

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ceo of the kyiv international institute of sociology, mr.on, we are happy to welcome you, good day, and we are having a difficult time now, and of course, all this affects sociology, this all affects the way sociological surveys are conducted, how much they change, well, in general, on the growth of society, during the actual great war, how much... did such a concept as sociological surveys change, how much more difficult did it actually become to survey people and understand this growth of society? well, you know, you raise an important issue, because this too, from since the beginning of the large-scale invasion, ukraine has shown ukrainian citizens fairly good indicators on various issues, this is a certain cohesion, national identity, readiness for opera, but one of the lines of discrediting ukraine by our enemies is an attempt to show... that our polls are complex and unrepresentative. you are right that it is much more difficult to conduct surveys now, a large part of the territories are occupied, there are certain security issues for

i purposely tried to talk about the kyiv music academy named after tchaikovsky, now such discussionsikovsky ukrainian, not ukrainian, descendant of cossack, not descendant, cossack, but what do you think, and maybe you have some facts about košice, how he treated tchaikovsky , for him tchaikovsky was a russian composer or a ukrainian composer, oleksandr koshyts loved and respected tchaikovsky's work. when he was at the kyiv-mohyla academy, then at the kyiv theological academy, he first studied, and then he was the conductor of the academic choir, and he revived vedel at his concerts, well, but at the same time, he was also interested there and loved the work of tchaikovsky , but then in his memoirs he wrote, well, in fact, he was ironic about those of his contemporaries, fellow countrymen, as he wrote, fellow countrymen who want to convert tchaikovsky to... a ukrainian, that is, already then, absolutely, yes, then there were already these attempts to prove to themselves and the world that tchaikovsky is ours, but oleksandr koshets, as a musician. well, he perceived his work, but he a

we invited the most shelters of kyiv and the kyiv region, so that they could unload and rearrange the. this event is very important because in shelters to date, there are only about 800 animals in kyiv and the region, these are the ones that have been counted, so i believe that animals should live in families, and not in shelters. a volunteer who, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, took abandoned pets from the temporarily occupied territories of kyiv region and placed them with families. admittedly, at the beginning of the great war, people were more active in picking tails. when it started, a large-scale invasion began, we took out 15-20 animals every day. 15-20 animals per day found families at that time, at that time, now animals are found. routines are about 15 per month, and this is still a cool indicator. the organizers hope that such an event will help to attract the attention of kyiv residents, not to buy stuffed animals, but to kill them. they are in shelters, so if you don't have a little companion, hurry to get him into your good hands. yulia zubchenko, andriy ver

distribution, i.e. strikes on oil depots, it literally started three days later, well , after the kyivcenario collapsed in three days, everything went on. everything clearly followed the military strategy, ah, strikes on fuel bases, er, practically on the main, large ones, which are located in... regions, well, and we remember that during four months then, no in the last instance, it was precisely because of this that there was a total shortage of fuel on the domestic market and so on, so here it is rather a systematic approach, it is another matter that the priorities changed along the way, if we remember, for example, last year's fall-winter there, the priority was attacks, missile drones against the objects of the defense and industrial complex of ukraine. but one way or another, all this is combined into one whole, well, then, how can you imagine further actions, have the russians already achieved everything that they could, let's say, do they still have the potential to destroy further? uh, of course, well , they see that one way or another, there may be blackouts, there, there ma

she bought 64 m2 almost in the center of kyiv back in december 2012. the whole family allegedly threw themselves into real estate. the financing of this apartment took place, once again i am talking about the fact that at the expense of the savings of my mother, father, ah, my mother's brother. i also talked about the financing of this acquisition. my sister also participated in the apartment, during the interview, as a candidate for the judge's higher qualification commission, you said that the money for the purchase was provided by your sister, her income from 1998 to 2012 totaled uah 680,28,332, maybe i was wrong then. answered two years before purchasing this apartment, the judge's sister bought another 34-square-meter apartment for her mother in the capital, but the woman never lived in any of them, instead nataliya panchenko and her husband used the property. why did you live in this apartment? your sister bought the apartment where you lived, why so? the motives for purchasing this apartment for my sister, i would not like to make public in gene

in kyiv , they didn't talk about the content of these agreements frankly until the end, but coming back to putin's current statement and his proposals, so to speak. it seems that this is the first time since the beginning of the full-scale invasion that the head of the kremlin has made a personal statement. similar suggestions, what happened? now we will talk about it, but first direct speech. the conditions are very simple, ukrainian troops must be completely withdrawn from the donetsk and luhansk people's republics, kherson and zaporizhzhia regions, and i draw your attention from the entire territory of these regions within the administrative borders that existed at the time of their incorporation into ukraine. as soon as kyiv declares that it is ready for such a decision, it will begin. the withdrawal of troops from these regions, and will also officially inform about the rejection of the plans to join nato, on our part, will immediately, literally at the same minute , be followed by an order for a cease-fire and the start of negotiations. well, i will remind you once again that puti

vitaly, lectures in ukrainian were given in galicia and in half of the courses there in kyiv, and thiss a real problem. even last year, at the summer school in chemistry, olympiads, yes, our children, their organic chemistry teacher from kyiv. a very worthy woman, she was starting a lecture there from the phrase dear host, well, it was many years ago, so you don't know what the situation is like in schools with children, but when the good children of the kyiv school, children who did not speak ukrainian, there was simply bullying, i can tell you that responsibly to say, because my child came to the kyiv school with practically no knowledge of the russian language, so it was a problem, because... out of 33 children in the class , two and a half spoke ukrainian, he, his friend in principle, and the third with surzhik, so that he is a moron, not because he is ukrainian, this is kyiv secondary school two years ago, this is a separate sad topic, i am in the context of this situation, because i have four children who at different times studied in different and very cool schools in kyiv, the

this is the judge of kyiv.t administrative court nataliya panchenko, and she has a wonderful friendly family and good social security, so she lives in her mother's apartments, which her sister bought, drives her daughter's car, and eats rations from state i am a person who knows how to save, and i did not need to spend. since 2022, panchenko and her husband have been living in an apartment designed for the judge's mother. 64 m, almost in the center of kyiv, she bought it back in december 2012. the whole family allegedly spent money on real estate, the financing of this apartment was taking place, once again i am talking about the fact that the savings of my mother, father, brother of my mother, i also talked about that , that my sister also participated in the financing of this purchase of this apartment, during the interview as a candidate for higher education qualifications perhaps i answered incorrectly then, two years before purchasing this apartment, the judge's sister bought another one for her mother in

kyiv and... odesa in the water. ukraine covered heavy downpour the action of ukrainians at the peace summit, what the people and the environment demand of vovchansk muscovites found themselves in the trap of the armed forces. my greetings, the news editor is ready to tell about the main thing for the day that is passing. anna eva melnyk is with you. good luck on the front lines. ukrainian defenders knocked out the occupiers from the silver forest. the information was confirmed by the deputy commander of the azov brigade svyatoslav palamar. project analysts. a map of the battles on the ukrainian front was provided to the dib state and the movement of the occupiers was analyzed. according to their data, the armed forces also pushed back the muscovites near klishchiivka in the donetsk region, although the enemy managed to advance slightly near kalynyvka, novopokrovsky and yasnobrodivka. the occupiers were encircled in vovchansk. ukrainian armed forces are blocking russian units at a local aggregate plant, according to

i would also like to tell you what i did in kyiv. say a few words about this at the end of our program, and we will talk about the eu summit next week. so, first i was in kharkiv, now i'm in lviv, but i was also in kyiv. this trip was very important, because it is about such things as a new breath in polish-ukrainian relations, and we need to talk about it in our program. on this. last week, there was one day when the delegation of the speaker of the sejm from poland and my delegation of the council for cooperation with ukraine were in kyiv at the same time, and there was also the minister of development, minister pasyk, who in turn, together with deputy prime minister veryshchuk, opened a large polish-ukrainian economic forum. fourthly, there was also a visit of ministers from european affairs, and it is probably worth talking about it separately. from our side, there was minister shlapka, and there was also his minister. the defendant, but from germany. then everyone went to kishenev. there was a day when four high-ranking foreign

russian troops massively attacked ukraine again with rockets, missiles, mostly all of it flew to the kyiv-kyivn, and there were 30 means of air attack in total , there are six rockets, 24 shageda, it seems that all but iskander shot down from them. and that's what it looks like this is, well, after such a little break and some , well, not enough, let's say, such a massive one, well , that is, it was already clear to them that they would not achieve anything with such small blows, and from this the impression arises that we can probably , to expect some repetition of a more massive one, and that it was like a bit of a skirmish, and of course from this point of view... the question arises, how can we, can we somehow prevent this, perhaps by striking at the airfields? well, here is the moment when the russians strike with with the use of hast-1555 missiles, they use strategic aviation, most of these airfields are located behind... we are affected by western weapons, and according to some airfields, conditionally, well, this is the same enels as an option, although it is not currently the main air

bondarenko was finally released at the checkpoint upon entering kyiv. the supreme council of justice rejected his appeal against the decision of the second disciplinary board chamber regarding dismissal from the position of a judge. eleven members of the vrp voted for, zero - against. the supreme council of justice decided to leave unchanged the decision of the second disciplinary chamber of the supreme council of justice dated april 24, 2024 number 1241/24 on bringing the judge to disciplinary responsibility. oleksiy vitaliyovych tandyr of the mokariv district court of the kyiv region. during the meeting, tandyr tried to prolong the proceedings, insisted that the vrp violates the regulations and his right to defense. the lawyer insisted on examining the evidence and video file from the scene of the accident. the so-called research of the so-called evidence and the principle of the approach we have not been able to understand, to be honest. we will remind you that in may 2023, the head of the makariv district court of kyiv, oleksiy tandyr, drove a lexus

vitaly, lectures in ukrainian were given in galicia and in half of the courses there in kyiv, and this. even last year at the summer school in chemistry, olympiads and our children, their teacher of organic chemistry from kyiv is a very worthy woman, she started the lecture there with the phrase dear host, well, it was the year before last, so you do not know what the situation is in schools with by children, and when children ee good kyiv school for children who spoke ukrainian at recess, there was just bullying, i am responsible for you... i can say that because my child came to the kyiv school without knowing russian, so that was a problem, because with of the 33 children in the class , two and a half spoke ukrainian, he, his friend in principle, and the third with surzhik, because he is a moron, not because he is ukrainian, this is a kyiv secondary school, two years ago, this is a separate sad topic, i in the context of this situation, because i have four children who... at different times studied in different and very cool kyiv schools, the question arises as to how much this situ

this is a judge of the kyiv district administrative court on... and she has a wonderful friendly family and good social security, so she lives in her mother's apartments, which her sister bought, drives her daughter's car, and eats rations from the state. i am a person who knows how to save, and i had no need to spend. since 2022, panchenko and her husband have been living in an apartment designed for the judge's mother. 64 m almost in the center of kyiv, she bought it back in december 2012 for real estate. supposedly the whole family was thrown out, the financing of this apartment took place, i say once again that at the expense of the savings of my mother, father, ah, brother. my mother, i also spoke about the fact that my sister also participated in the financing of this purchase of this apartment, during the interview, as a candidate for higher education of the qualification commission, judge, you said that the money for the purchase was provided by your sister, her income from 98 to 12 years was. perhaps i answered incorrectly then, two years

lviv region, who gave her a kickback in the amount of $32, were detained in kyiv. during the search. by places of work and more than 40 million in the uah equivalent, as well as medical documents and draft records, were found in the residence of the accused. i am from a family of journalists . an exhibition of children's drawings was presented at kyiv capital university named after boris grinchenko for journalist's day. the exposition presents the works of children of zmi workers from different parts of ukraine. with pencils and brushes, malecha demonstrated exactly how she imagines the profession of a journalist. also, as part of the event , the first printed edition of vechirnii kyiv in 2024, which is now published by hrinchenko university. we are very glad that we joined just in time, families, children, grandchildren of journalists draw, but this is all again , in fact, we are strengthening the arguments in favor of journalists in society, because journalists objectively have many problems. and mistakes, and sensationalism, a kind of haste, etc., superficiality

ukraine en masse on the night of june 12...again with rockets, rockets, mostly all of it flew to the kyiv-kyiv region, and there were 30 means of air attack in total, there were six rockets, 24 shahgeda seems to have beaten all of them except iskander, and it looks like this, well, after such a little break and some, well, not enough, let's say such a massive one, well, that is , it was already clear to them that with such small... blows , they will not achieve anything, and this gives the impression that we can probably to expect some repetition of a more massive one, and that it was like a bit of a skirmish, and of course, from this point of view , the question arises, how can we, can we somehow prevent it, maybe by striking the airfield? well, here is the moment when... the russians are striking with hast1555 missiles, they are using strategic aviation, uh, most of these airfields are beyond the reach of western weapons, and on some airfields conditionally, well, that the same engels as an option, although he is not the main one now strategic aviation base airfield, but we can... go there w

and in kyiv , they detained a woman who damaged the graves of fallen soldiers by chanting. the graves were informed about it at the metropolitan police. the 60-year-old criminal desecrated the graves of the hero of ukraine dmytro kotsyubail with the call sign davinci, andrii pelshchikov with the call sign jus, as well as pavlo petrichenko. she damaged their portraits, broke lamps and commemorative plaques, tore out flowers and mutilated the national flag of ukraine. for the committed detention, the detainees face up to 5 years in prison, and here it will probably be even less. what should be in the mind of a person who does something like this, well, of course, judge oleksiy tandyr, who killed a national guardsman, was released from positions, the decision was made by the supreme council of justice, reports the anti- corruption center, however, he can still appeal this decision in the large chamber of the supreme court. for more than a year since the fatal road accident, tandyr has been receiving a judge's reward, now these payments must stop. at the same time , svyatoshynskyi. the ky

federation massively attacked ukraine, again with rockets, rockets, mostly all of them flew to the kyiv-kyiv region, and there were 30 air defenses in total, there were six rockets, 24 shegeda, it seems that all of them except iskander were shot down, and so looks like it's well, well after such a little... breaks and some, well , not enough, let's say, so massive, well, that is, it was already clear to them that they would not achieve anything with such small blows, and from this comes the impression that we can probably expect some a repetition of a more massive one, and that it was kind of like a bit of a skirmish, and of course, from that point of view , the question arises, how can we, can we even somehow prevent it... maybe by striking the airfield? well, here is the moment: when the russians strike with missiles hast1555, they use strategic aviation, most of these airfields are beyond the reach of western weapons, and on some bases in... conditionally, well, this is the same engelsi aquarian, although it is not currently the main airfield for basing strategic aviation, but we can get