thank you, colleagues, yes, we will start from kyiv, and i will also tell you about the situation at the front and about the losses of the enemy, don't miss it in a moment. veterespresso news, i'm khrystyna parubiy, i'll talk about the most current things at the moment. in the morning, the russians attacked kyiv with daggers, they were shot down by air defense forces, - reported city mayor vitaliy klitschko. rocket fragments fell in three districts of the city, in shevchenkivskyi, near the pedestrian area transition in holosiivsk, a debris broke through the roof of an official minivan. and another fell on the pavement. parts of the rocket were also found in an open space in the solomyan district, where a fire broke out, and another fragment damaged the roof of a residential high-rise building. the air defense system worked, let the air force report the results of the air defense system. i can say that some things have been worked out perfectly, respectively, but, well, really, the story is about... the stabbings of the morning, when people go to work, when the children go to school,

victoria ptashnyk, deputy of the kyiv city council, lawyer with us. in the studio, good evening, good, and we will discuss corruption, but we will start with okhmadite, although there is no reason to connect what is happening now with okhmandite to corruption in any way, but there are reasons to at least ask questions that we cannot to find answers, especially since i know you and i talked about it earlier that you also invested in this fund for the restoration of okhmadit, and the fact is that without doing any work, some even design work, er... the restoration of okhmadit was frozen for the autumn-winter period and 10 million uah will be spent on it with the , to start restoring it already there in the spring, if everything goes well and there is such an opportunity. how to explain what it is, why starting from july, it would not be possible to start any work. well, firstly, i want to say that any builder will explain that freezing itself, then uncanning as well needs money this is the money that could actually be used for the reconstruction of ahmadiyyat, but will now be used for p

victoria. a member of the kyiv city council, a lawyer with us in the studio, good evening, good eveningd we will discuss corruption, but we will start with okhmadit, although there is no reason to connect what is happening now with okhmadit to corruption in any way, but there are reasons, at least to put questions to which we cannot find answers, all the more so i know, you and i talked about this before, that you also invested in this fund for the restoration of okhmadit, and the fact is that without doing any... any work, even project work, the restoration of okhmadit was frozen for the autumn-winter period period, and uah 10 million will be spent on it, so that it can be started there already in the spring, if everything goes well and there is such an opportunity, how to explain what it is, why starting from july, it would not be possible to do some work to start, well, first of all, i want to say that any builder will explain what exactly freezing, then de-canning also requires money, this is the money that could actually be used for the reconstruction of ahmadiyyat . now what to sp

forces of ukraine from ugladar, as well as about the visit of nato secretary general mark rutte to kyiv, and this is his first visit in his new status, he was once the prime minister of the netherlands, now he has become the secretary general of nato and is conducting negotiations with ukraine, and kyiv is one of the first cities where he came, showing his priorities in the post of nato secretary general, and... and of course we are interested in the situation in kurshchyna, because literally before our airwaves there was information that that flew in something in kurchatov, this city is next to the kursk nuclear power plant. russian propagandists are already talking about the fact that the armed forces of ukraine are shelling the kursk as, this is not true, but, but, the ukrainians have been for the second month, two. months, as they are in the territory of the kursk region, putin was going to give battle to the ukrainian army, but as we can see, they have failed in any way, and it seems that the ukrainians will strengthen their positions in the kursk region, however, whether it is so

this is kateryna sereda, the judge of the pechersk district court of the city of kyiv.certain, let's call them healthy ambitions in terms of my further career growth. kateryna sereda was appointed to the position of a judge in zaporizhzhia in 2012, and already in february 14, she was transferred to the pechersk district. kyiv court under a simplified procedure. at the time of transfer, she did not consider any case. this calls into question her professional training. and according to the public council of virtue, it raises suspicions about the use of connections to obtain preferences. my career was consistent, logical, and i don't see that without any, you know, such doubts that i immediately got to know the staff of the court. i was not separated from justice, that is, i explained. that i was also an assistant and constantly studied and, well, that is, i put in the maximum effort from myself, that in principle, well, from my point of view, i confirm that, well, in terms of my professional integrity, those characteristics, therefore, i was ready, in in 2015, the judge w

the most expensive, uh, i think it is kyiv, lviv, in my opinion, it is so, these two cities, which are most... and they are the most saturated with educational institutions and the most promising for work and maybe even safer, this factor is important , this factor is also important and safe, because people move here from kharkiv, kherson and other cities that are in the closest location, of course, people move and get jobs and... how actively are apartments in new buildings being rented now, is it still a cheaper price segment - second-hand homes, they can be saved here, if we are talking about students, they are in demand everything, i'll say so, lately everything, but of course, that's new. they are more in demand, but they are also more expensive, and in terms of utility costs, of course, new buildings are more energy efficient, because everything is metered, including heating, but on the secondary market, if these are old soviet-built houses, where there are no heating meters and they are billed according to the general calculation, then of course they are cheaper in general. and

tomorrow dynamo kyiv will play the second match in the main stage of the europa league.will be the german hoffenheim. the match will take place at the prezero arena stadium in the city sinsheim. after all, hoffenheim is a village with about 3,000 inhabitants and there is no suitable stadium there. in the europa league, dynamo has already played one match against italian lazio. that match ended with a crushing defeat 0:3. matz against hoffenheim will miss kyiv versatile maxim bragara, who received a straight red card in the game with lazio, and defender brian ceballos, who was injured in the same match. ukrainian tennis player yuliya starodubtseva confidently defeated neutral athlete from russia anna kalinskaya in the fourth round of the tournament in beijing. starodubtseva conducts a record tournament in his career. for the first time, yuliya appears at the base of the prestigious series and has already won three'. consecutive victories over rivals from the top 50 world rankings. the ukrainian explains her success with chinese food, says that she eats peking duck every d

now, we will do everything we can to promptly eliminate the consequences of this strike. attacked kyiv with attack drones, ukrainian defense forces shot down one and a half dozen drones, debris fell in the city's desnya district, the kyiv city military administration reports. there is currently no information about the victims. it also passed without destruction and fires. and we ask you to join our gathering. funds are needed for drones and a charging station for reconnaissance of the third sso regiment, which is destroying the enemy in the area of ​​chasovoy yar in donetsk region. the russians are constantly attacking and trying to capture the city. this is a foam height from which it is easier to shell other settlements. our defenders are holding the defense, but they need drones. we need to collect uah 890,000 with you. thanks to you, we have already managed to collect more than uah 500,000. now on your screens you can see all the necessary details in order to make a donation. almost 30 years of imprisonment ukrainian. marine terrorists held another trial against ours defenders in

it's not the city of kyiv, it's a village, but it's near kyiv, it's actually, well , now it looks a littleerent, now it looks a little different, when it was... the 17th year, when we came there, it was a field , and i apologize for it, the cabbage is overgrown. however, roman maselko, a member of the supreme council of justice, checked the candidate's words the position of a judge and found that the construction in the open field began in 2014, so in the 17th oleksandr besonov could hardly see cabbage there. everything starts there at least in january 2014. uah 7,200 per square meter is the price there. on average, at the time in may 17, when you purchased, the average price per square meter was 10,500, but you purchased for 1,100, that is, nine times cheaper, how can you explain that? i'll explain to you again, the apartment was bought at the foundation stage, i'm going in now, looking at... your complex from a bird's eye view as of the date of your purchase of this house, and you say that it is at the foundation level, but your house, according to this data, is completely built, it may

another woman from kyiv set fire to a military volkswagen in the darnytsky district of kyiv.oney for the video sent by the curator. and the attacker did not wait, and two more young men did not manage to escape, they were detained in a few minutes, they all face up to eight years of imprisonment, until the meeting is already 18 and i will wait for you in the final news release, then the program of the chronicle of the war and its watchful host olga lazy, be with espresso. thinking about a new mattress, but here it stops. you. have you ever thought about what you sleep on? old mattresses accumulate not only dust, but also moisture that a person releases during sleep. a new mattress topper or bed linen can only improve the mattress aesthetically. choose an orthopedic camel mattress and your sleep will become noticeably better. take advantage of the super offer for half the price. call now and order a camel orthopedic mattress. instead of the full cost of the mattress. hear only half. due to the fact that our production is located in ukraine, we will be able to quickly make a ma

, or from kharkiv to kyiv, it’s the distance from the white church to kyiv, relatively speaking, well the white church, well, cherkas, no cherkas - it is even too much, it is probably still a white church, but imagine that you have a house in a white church, and you are somewhere in a shelter, in a televsion or a freak in kyiv, and you cannot go to the white church, how do you feel, how much are you? do you feel safe in such a country, we have a large territory here, a person can go from the shelled kharkov, if he feels in danger, to kyiv or ternopil, and he could not be safer there, but it is a long distance, you travel a long distance, here you don't pass anything, well, i don't know how to explain it, but i was there at one time, i went to tel aviv somewhere in a day i drove here and there when i needed to, when i lived near kiryachmanaya for a month, i can just imagine that social media very well. well, no, well , i think that our viewers can imagine it, if we take one, one region, let's say, kyiv region, or zhytomyr region, or there and then imagine how far we go from the border

in general, the air alert in kyiv lasted more than five hours.ere injured due to an enemy attack on the rychkiv community in sumy oblast. russians dropped explosives from a drone on a regular bus. passengers were injured.

kyiv region, chernihiv region, here near kyiv they rode a little. in chernihiv oblast, kharkiv oblastsk oblast, resigned after bakhmut. retired last year due to family reasons. i am trying to adapt to civilian life, i am trying to get used to civilian life, i am engaged in beekeeping, manufacturing my products, well, thanks to the ukrainian veterans' fund, i am already in the final stages of finishing the workshop for packing honey, and honey products, i started beekeeping in the 19th year, well... already, as it were, i prepared an apiary in winter and for six months you can go to war, six months have passed, it's spring, you need to continue apiary after apiary to look after, if you take six-month contracts, it is morally easier than to stop by for a year, for two, the way the guys are fighting now, which, well, they don’t change, just, well, that is, and... i won back six months here, came home, rested, recovered and can go again, but since we don't have it now clear framework, when there will be demobilization or rotation or replacement, well, that is, it is very difficult, i came

yesterday, well, that is, after posting a huge number of offensive videos with comments, in kyiv, too, quickly worked, but it seems to me that this is still... the initiative was from below, because for the first time, it was the kyiv public who started writing in telegram channels, who is it, where is it from and so on. well, people can also have a lot of information, but simply users of social networks can give, discover and verify a lot of information, denis vytsenko, aka denis ivanovich pikulyk, turns out to be a musician and, accordingly, he insulted the memory of the dead, actually filming his... her funny videos near maidan nezalezhnosti debo these stories yesterday in kyiv there were also several, that is, it was not one incident in different places and at the station, this is it, but now i want to see how his life will be saved by the service of god of ukraine, abbreviated sbu, because it expressed an apology, of course no one will accept an apology after all that he spoke, so that we want to hear already a message from the sbu on the retired subject in the center of kyiv, th

kyiv region. region, here near kyiv we rode a little, in chernihiv region, kharkiv region, luhansk region, after bakhmut resigned, resigned last year due to family circumstances, now trying to adapt to civilian life, trying to get used to civilian life, engaged in beekeeping, manufacturing my products. well, thanks to the ukrainian veterans fund , i am already in the final stages of completing the workshop for packaging honey and honey products, i started beekeeping in the 19th year, well, as it were, i prepared an apiary in the winter and for six months you can go to war, six months have passed , it's just spring, we need an apiary next take care of the apiary. if you take six-month contracts, it's morally easier than, say, stopping by for a year or two, the way the guys are fighting now. which ones are not simply replaced, well , that is, i won back six months here, came home, rested, well, recovered and can go again, and since we currently do not have a clear framework for when there will be demobilization or rotation or replacement, well, that is, it is very difficult , i came to war

it took place in kyiv. this is the second people power forum, the power of being different, the main topic is barrier-free working environment. the event brought together leading hr specialists, business owners and top managers of companies to exchange experience and practices for creating an inclusive culture for their employees when i talk about inclusiveness, i mean not only persons with disabilities, but i mean inclusion in the labor market, inclusion in the spheres of life of representatives of various sectors of the population, especially. such as women with young children, such as vets, the elderly. according to olx research, the work of 55% of hr specialists and owners. as businesses feel the effects of a staffing crisis after the start of a full-scale invasion to attract more workers, employers are turning their attention to adapting workplaces for the elderly, people with disabilities, students, veterans and began to increase the representativeness of women. in fact , it was very important for us

they will reach kyiv in 100 years, that is, if they are still supported, but this is not a fact. kursk region to moscow. will reach the union, i exaggerate, but in reality it is impossible to start negotiations, because two competing principles: the law of force and international law, until they agree on this, it is impossible to sit down at the negotiating table. thank you mark for this extremely interesting and honest conversation with our tv viewers, i want to remind you that mark fegin, a member of the russian opposition to emigration, a former member of the state duma, and a famous video blogger, was currently working on espresso. thanks mark. thank you. plantain bam and oskad are available in pharmacies. the book of women at war, a joint project of the espresso tv channel and duhi litera publishing house. the book is based on the reports of the presenter of the espresso tv channel khrystyna parubiy. 20 stories, 20 fate, 20 women who defended the country. book, dedication. who chose the path of fighting the enemy in the ranks of the military, women at war, look in bookstores

region, chernihiv region, there were a few rides here near kyiv, in chernihiv region, kharkiv regionhansk region, he resigned after bakhmut, he resigned last year due to family reasons, now trying to adapt to civilian life, i'm trying... i'm engaged in beekeeping, making my own products, well, thanks to the ukrainian veterans' fund, i'm already in the final stages of completing a workshop for packaging honey, and honey products, i started beekeeping in the 19th year, well, that's how i prepared an apiary in winter and... you can go to war for six months, six months have passed, it's just spring, you need to keep the apiary, take care of the apiary, if you take six-month contracts, that's it. it's morally easier than to stop by for a year, for two, the way the guys are fighting now, which, well, which ones they don’t change, it’s just, well, that is, i won back here for six months, came home, rested, well, recovered, and you can go again, and as we now have no clear framework, when there will be demobilization, or rotation, or replacement, well, that is, it is very difficult. i came t

joining me are the bbc�*s ukraine correspondent, james waterhouse, in kyiv...ames, how are you? hi, sumi, very well, thanks. keeping warm on the roof here in kyiv. ..and from london, our news correspondent, will vernon, who has reported for the bbc from ukraine, russia and from dc. hi, will. hi, sumi, nice to be here. let's start by looking at the picture in washington, because it is clear here on the ground that the appetite for continued aid to ukraine is starting to dwindle. we should say, of course, that the us has provided more than any other nation to ukraine. will, what do the numbers look like at this point, and what does the latest surge in support that president biden said he was giving actually consist of? as you say, america is the largest contributor, single contributor, of aid to ukraine. washington's contributed about $175 billion since the full—scale invasion started. but, actually, if you look at things as a proportion of gdp, america is actually number 14 or 15 in the list of the largest backers. obviously, the us has a huge gdp. when presiden

they went to russia and ukraine, and dad called mom from kyiv and said: we are coming to kyiv.n kyiv, jonathan received a musical education, at a young age he decided that, like his father, he would become a pastor and serve in ukraine. 1 2 3 4 i just entered a music school there, then a conservatory and due to various circumstances there, due to loans with various people, i just realized that my place is in ukraine, my wife somehow had her own way, john's wife stephanie is also american, she from the state of florida. stephanie was a volunteer and helped organize a summer camp for children from large families in the rivne region. jonathan was a translator. in 2007, the couple got married, and in 2008 they moved from kyiv to ternopil. now the couple is raising six children. we did such a homeschool for a while. with them, that is, home school, it was according to the american program, now they are all in a ukrainian school, the older ones, katya and george, are in a comprehensive ordinary school, and the three, after them, in a private school, also ukrainian. at home, marky's f

kyiv oblast, chernihiv oblast, here near kyiv we rode a little, in chernihiv oblast, kharkiv oblast,ansk oblast, well, after bakhmut he was released. resigned last year due to family reasons, is now trying adapt to civilian life. i'm trying to get used to civilian life, well, i'm engaged in beekeeping, manufacturing my products, well, thanks to the ukrainian veterans' fund, i'm already in the final stages of completing a workshop for packaging honey, well, honey products. i'm a beekeeper. i started working in the 19th year, well, as it were, i prepared the apiary in the winter and for six months you can go to war, six months have passed, it’s just spring, you need to keep the apiary, take care of the apiary, if you take six-month contracts, it’s morally easier than stop by for a year, for two, the way the guys are fighting now. which, well, they don’t change, it’s just, well, that is, i won back here for six months, came home , rested, well, recovered, and you can go again, and since we don’t have a clear framework now, when there will be demobilization, or rotation, or replacement ,

, you know, you you know, during these 2.5 years of the war, its course, its intermediate results, kyivn three days did not... after all, it changed, the war changed it, that is, now it is more personified, it is totalitarian, this finally took shape in it despite what some signs show as an authoritarian, rigid dictatorial regime, but still there are totalitarian elements. and imagine now that in putin's entourage there may be at least some shred of doubt. it is impossible, inadmissible, on the one hand, and then, as we have already seen from the type of such systems, the harder you strengthen a system like this, for example, stalin did, you try to copy any risks associated with threats to your system, that is, you remove the most loyal, shoot and imprison the most loyal. putin has no way out, the elites have a way out, they can hide, then pretend that they are not guilty of anything. and to whom will putin shift responsibility from himself, to whom? putin has no way out, the elites have, even a certain bortnikov has a way out, so he may not be hanged, he will show a proof of residence,

kyiv oblast, chernihiv oblast, here near kyiv we rode a little, in chernihiv oblast, kharkiv oblast, luhansk oblast, well, after bakhmut, he was released. retired last year for family reasons, now trying to adapt to civilian life. i am trying to get used to civilian life. i am engaged in beekeeping, making my own products, well, thanks to the ukrainian veterans fund, i am finishing up. the workshop for packing honey and honey products is already at the final stage, i started beekeeping in the 19th year, well, as it were, i prepared the apiary in the winter and for six months you can go to fight, six months have passed, it’s just spring, you need to take care of the apiary after the apiary, if you take six-month contracts, it’s uh... morally easier than to stop by for a year, for two, the way the guys are fighting now, which, well, they don’t change, it’s just, well, that is, i won here for six months, came home, rested, well, recovered, and you can go again, and like in our country now there is no clear framework when there will be demobilization, or rotation, or replacement, well, t

in three days, she took kyiv, that she took the whole of donbas, do you remember when he set this task22. but if the russian army cannot do this, vladimir putin, as well as... volodymyr zelenskyi is not a subject, but an object of this process, he can only give orders, and whether the military can carry out these orders or not, that depends on how they have to fight with each other by force, by force, where force works, politics and diplomacy without force, and here we go to another condition, to security guarantees, which i think we will talk about later, this is also a very important point, because if... what russia understands that it is opposed by a force greater than ukraine, let's say, the north atlantic union is there, not just helping, not just providing weapons, but guaranteeing the security of ukrainian territory there, at least not covered by war, then this is also a political issue for the russian president even then , whether he wants to, in principle, direct to the conflict that may lead to prospects. a conflict between a nuclear state and a nuclear bloc, this is a comple

however, sasha and sonya, who met in los angeles , remember their active life in kyiv with nostalgia. i went to america when i was 17 years old. i didn't have any training yet, no work, i was. a party girl, she went for a walk around kyiv with friends, to parties, and how can you say, this was my life, loud parties in sonya’s life returned when the girl moved to los angeles, but here the format of entertainment is somewhat different from the ukrainian one, where the event is created not so much the music as the community. in ukraine, it was tesovka, you go, you are there, one of your friends was there. some djs there, here people can even come to the event alone just because they like the music, because they like the culture, to come sonya decided to use this difference when she started organizing raves with her husband, and two years ago, the girl met sasha, an art director from kyiv. she moved to los angeles when a full-scale war broke out and was looking for ways to help ukraine. i can't go to war, but gather people, create something, whether it's an exhibition or an event, i can,

the second forum people power, the power of being different, took place in kyiv.n topic is barrier-free working environment. leading hr specialists, business owners and top managers of companies gathered at the event to exchange experience and practices for creating inclusion. cultures for their employees, when i talk about inclusiveness, i i do not mean only persons with disabilities, but i mean inclusion in the labor market, inclusion in the spheres of life of representatives of the most diverse population, especially vulnerable population, such as women with small children, such as veterans, older persons . according to a study by olx robot, 55% of hr specialists and business owners felt the effects of the personnel crisis after the start. a full-scale invasion. to attract more workers, employers are paying attention to adapting workplaces for individuals older people, people with disabilities, students, veterans and began to increase the representativeness of women. in fact , it was very important for us to create a platform so that businesses, echars, recruit

vladimir putin can demand that his army, which did, take kyiv in three days, that it took all of it.hen he set this task back in 2022, but if the russian army cannot do it, vladimir putin, like vladimir zelensky is not a subject, but an object of this process, he can only give orders, and whether the military can carry out these orders or not depends on how they have to fight with other forces, forces, where force works, politics and diplomacy without force, and here we pass to another condition. as for security guarantees, which i think we will talk about later, this is also a very important point, because if russia understands that it is opposed by a force greater than ukraine, let's say the north atlantic alliance, not just helps, not just provides weapons, but guarantees the security of the ukrainian territory there , at least not covered by war, then it is also a political question for the russian president even then, whether he wants... that he, in principle , leads to a conflict that could lead to a prospective conflict between a nuclear state and a nuclear bloc. this is a com

of the khmelnytskyi msk, is being chosen as a preventive measure in the pechersk district court of kyiv. she is suspected of illegally enriching the organization of an illegal scheme for evaders. she issued fictitious medical certificates that allowed conscripts to deregister with the tcc. and let me remind you that during the searches the perpetrators were found. almost $6 million in cash, the family also owns 30 real estate properties in ukraine and abroad and expensive cars. so our correspondent kateryna galko is in court. and katya, i congratulate you, i am waiting for all the details from you, which preventive measure the krupis chose after all. greetings to iro, greetings to the viewers of the tv channel, so we are right under the pechar court. in kyiv, about 20 minutes ago, tetiana krupiy chose a preventive measure here today. i would like to note that the hearing itself took place in a closed format, they say, during the hearing, a medical secret could be revealed, so journalists were not allowed. the meeting itself started at 11:00 a.m., although the press was informed that it

authorities, not ukraine, but the kyiv authorities, exactly the same will be the case if ukraine agrees, at any price, to conduct the process, which can be called electoral, in this case, believe me, in none for example, countries that focus on the russian federation, iran, north korea, and a lot of syria. many of their other allies, none of them will recognize the authorities held by such elections, it is true. thank you very much, mr. andrii, for participating in the program, thank you for chewing us all this that is happening. andrii magera, an expert at the center for political and legal reforms, explained to us whether it is possible and necessary to hold presidential elections, as reported by the economist publication. well well, for today i have everything in the section world about ukraine, everything only for today, tomorrow there will be more and there will be more in our further broadcast, so do not switch. thank you very much to yuri fizer and thank you to ms. and mr. magheri, who joined, i also helped in understanding very important issues, well, just now i will ask what wi

he was one of the drivers of kyiv, and also lobbied in the international arena for the supply of f-16 fighter jets to ukraine. eternal memory and glory to our heroes, this is how the news team saw this day, i tell you, see you tomorrow, don't miss any more, vasyl winter's big broadcast, all the best. now i have a toothpaste that does more. lacquer activ+ with a plus of active ingredients. i use it to cope problems with clear and unpleasant smell. lacalood activ+ with two-phase. technology, actively overcomes bleeding gums and gives fresh breath. lakalut aktiv++ - action that you feel immediately: coal, not black, bile, not sour, nettle, not sting, garlic, not that one. alochol stimulates the secretion of bile and improves digestion. alochol is a natural benefit for the liver and gallbladder. laughter, physical activity, sneezing. even during such a small load, urinary incontinence can show itself. feminost uuro helped me. thanks to natural component of feminost uuro helps restore control over urination. feminost uro - urination under control. and what do you think about lakalut fix? d

kyiv must be liberated, everything is very simple. is not omnipotent, unfortunately, he can't, then bang. and everyone became patriots, pro-russian oriented people who are building a powerful, strong. the diagnosis of this traitor is obvious to the state, but this does not prevent him from moving on. melitopol was finally liberated. the army of the western front is the disarmament of foreign masters. there are us biolaboratories in ukraine, and this is only a small part of rogov's quotes, which he is serious about the expression on his face varze on sloppy russian television or in social networks. the zaporozhye region was directly the region from which novorossiya left. zaporozhians do not just link their future with... russia, we are russia. well, of course, this henchman of russia has his own cesspool into which he spews his thoughts and so-called news. his telegram channel has more than 113 thousand subscribers. it was there in 2023 that rogov wrote that two pro-ukrainian terrorists were eliminated in berdyansk. one of them is tig

specialists conduct training in several regions of ukraine, in particular in kyiv. according to them , every 10th civilian who studies the national resistance, after training, volunteers for the war. as for the percentage of our classes that later go to the army, it is somewhere around 10%, we have 50 to 50 or even more girls. and girls, including those who go very often, want to serve, they are not always accepted, but they really want to, and are actually more motivated even audience. in fact, for almost all this time, one way or another, we have been involved in the training of the civilian population in various regions, fortunately, we met there with understanding in some areas where, for example, utility companies have already been created, which deal with this systematically, and today our such a task... and our main interest is to develop it nationwide. the people's deputy will be tried for illegal enrichment, the case has already been referred to the court, the name of the suspect has not yet been released, but according to the media, it is andrii klachko. a

the visit of the new nato secretary general mark rutte to kyiv in the first days in office. lud, he says that at the same time, the new head of the alliance emphasized that the decision to provide weapons to ukraine and the conditions for their use is made by the allies at the national level. and actually the general lt. lude believes that the united states should make it a priority to supply ukraine with new long-range weapons made in the united states, just as washington has done with air defense missiles. delaying the delivery of certain types of ordered weapons for other countries. another important step is the removal of geographical restrictions on the use of these missiles. he also disagrees with the pentagon's argument that the united states should keep its own stockpiles of atakams in case of future conflicts. i think the ministry of defense due to bureaucratic inertia tends to keep a large reserve, especially the atakams. but also other long-range systems for potential contingencies in the future, and in particular to ensure the deterrence of a chinese attack on ta

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and... very often discussed in the western press, well , we will start, of course, with the visit to kyiv, actually mark rutte, the new secretary general of nato, he arrived in ukraine and made several statements related to including ukraine's possible membership in the north atlantic alliance. in particular, mr. rüte stated that ukraine is closer to nato than ever before, mr. rüte also commented on the possibility of strikes on the territory of russia with western weapons, and in particular, again, a large number of publications appeared in the foreign press concerning possible membership of ukraine in nato, here is the financial times, several articles appeared there, one today, some articles appeared. during the previous days, in particular, one of the articles is written about what is in nato are considering the so-called german model of ukraine's membership, that is, conditionally speaking, we understand that this part, yes, of the country can join the north atlantic alliance, including other statements, in particular, the former nato secretary general jen stoltenberg stated that ...

cloudy weather is expected in kyiv tomorrow, rain in some places, air temperature around 21°c. this air temperature can be lower, somewhere around 17. 18°, but on sunday, there will still remain in the morning, somewhere , in some areas, such areas with rain, but the air temperature on sunday in the capital will be... higher there, somewhere around 21-22° . this is the nearest synoptic perspective in ukraine. let this weekend be tasty, healthy and most importantly - safe. good evening, we are from ukraine. congratulations. well, to begin with, i will tell you a story, in the... at the end of what was in the last program, and we finished the last program about how a russian propagandist in the un clung to everyone, everyone pushed him away, and as the apotheosis of it all, he almost interrupted the press conference of the german representative anna leni burbock, and it turned out that it did not go unpunished for the russian propagandist, and that's all, how we love, because he... immediately began to tell that how, i didn't do anything, i only did my work, and what is that, why

well, maybe share your impressions of what you heard in kyiv. how, as you saw, heard this last, extreme attack. well unfortunately millions of us hear these attacks. every day, in fact, and we see, the enemy is increasing the tempo of kharkiv and many ukrainian cities, but i wanted to mention against this background, unfortunately, you are not the background, to mention the discussion that is currently ongoing, which ukraine, formats of victory, loss of territory, non-loss territories, nato, nato guarantees and everything else, that is... it is easier for us to perceive this discussion against the background of constant explosions, we must understand that while there is an internal political discussion in ukraine, what concessions are possible, what is the format of the truce, while western politicians are thinking, and some of them have been thinking for 10 years, ukraine is on the verge of survival, simply on the verge of survival, as a state, as a nation, and therefore we need to draw conclusions for ourselves that no one will fight for us wi

de facto, they were going to take kyiv in three days, three days or a month, it doesn't matter.the truism that ukraine unable to resist at all and so on. this did not happen. what does this indicate? about the fact that ukraine is a full-fledged state that continues to resist. and even if you imagine that there will be no allies, how will you manage this territory? what can you do you can only with repression. mass murders of coercion of ukraine in the form in which it is now a national, european state, to subjugate it to oneself, there is no other way. putin has nothing to offer ukrainian society to change its attitude to the war, to the government, to the union russia, there is no tool. for putin, this is definitely a dead end. yes, it could have been a forced entry into kyiv, the landing of a puppet government, and that would have given some kind of chance, and if there was none,... they didn't even think that such a thing was possible, that's the point: they didn't have a backup plan , putin did not have a backup plan, in fact, eliminating all those who started this war with

however, he emphasized that each country of the alliance, which supplies kyiv with long-range weapons, independently decides on restrictions on strikes. he noted that the nato secretary general is visiting the capital of ukraine. ukraine obviously has the right to defend itself. and international law is on the side of ukraine. this right is not limited by borders. russia is waging this illegal war, and this. that shooting down russian fighter jets and missiles before they can be used against ukrainian civilians infrastructure can help. at the same time , each member of the alliance has the right to support ukraine. the issue of restrictions does not depend on nato. it depends on each country of the alliance what restrictions it wants to impose or not. it depends on whether they want to stop russia or, by the way, olaf scholz will also be at romstein's meeting. the head of the host country, and the president of france, emmanuel macron, i don't know what about starmer, the prime minister of britain, well, but i think that everyone, well, if there is biden, then there will probably be st

james waterhouse, bbc news, kyiv.e provided billions of pounds in military aid like weapons and ammunition, it's never been soldiers — over fears of a wider war. now there are growing accusations that the same can't be said for russia. for one former deputy defence minister, it's another step change. this is like a first open participation of the third party in this war. and it means that the war becomes more global and becomes more influential in geopolitical meaning, i think. despite the surrounding speculation, vladimir putin made no mention of north korea at this business forum in moscow. he only said that russia will keep fighting in ukraine for as long as necessary. for the ukrainians on the receiving end of his invasion, the cost continues to mount. james waterhouse, bbc news, kyiv. he is ducking debates and cancelling interviews _ he is ducking debates and cancelling interviews. �* , interviews. booing come on! _ interviews. booing come on! and - interviews. booing| come on! and check interviews. booing - come

i think that as a result of what will happen, relations between jerusalem and kyiv, both in military and other terms, will become closer, this objectively, and this will happen if the role and influence of moscow in the region decreases, not increases, but decreases, i mean in the middle east. then israel has nothing to fear, it will then be able to more openly support ukraine, primarily at the request of common allies. to still share military supplies, exchange of intelligence information and other means with ukraine, to help ukraine in confrontation with this eastern despotism, moscow. it can affect. the obstacle now is the netanyahu government. let's say it directly, because opposition forces are just talking about changes in relations with moscow, which they consider responsible for many events this year. since october 7, when hamas, and hamas under the direct control of moscow, not only, but including, attacked southern israel and killed more than a thousand people. of course, moscow did not prevent this attack. could or not, in my opinion, could, probably in the opinion of the

olezh, we welcome you to our airwaves and we will surely start with a field storm, so in kyiv there is dirty air in a row, from the caspian to us. unfortunately, this dirty one arrived the air is so clogged, how many days can it last and what advice can you give our viewers? good day, how long it will last, only the lord god, nature and meteorologists know, who can predict how air masses, cyclones, anticyclones will move, where the wind will blow and so on, regarding the parades that are given... in posts by our official bodies and organizations about wet cleaning, about not leaving the house and so on, well, honestly, how long can you stay at home, if it is three days, well, i doubt that does anyone have any advice on air purifiers, they are expensive devices, ugh, the average person, let's face it. cannot, therefore the advice is that our cities and villages and towns should be maximally adapted to such cataclysms, this means that we should have enough green spaces that effectively settle such dust from lawns so that these lawns are not mowed, not shaved in zero, to take good care of

in kyiv tomorrow. cloudy weather is expected, rain in some places, the air temperature is about 21°c,his air temperature can be lower, somewhere around 17-18°c, but on sunday it will still remain like that in the morning in some areas - such areas with rain, but the air temperature on sunday in the capital it will be higher, somewhere around 21-22°. this is the closest one. synoptic perspective in ukraine, may this weekend be tasty, healthy and most importantly - safe. good evening, we are from ukraine. events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives. of course, the news feed reports about them, but it is not enough to know what is happening, you need to... understand.

i think so according to the results of what will happen, the relations between jerusalem and kyiv, both in military and other terms, will become closer. everything is objective, and it will happen if the role and influence of moscow in the region decreases, not increases, but decreases, i mean in the middle east. then israel has nothing to fear, it will then be able to more openly support ukraine, at the request of common allies, primarily washington, in order to still share military supplies, exchange of intelligence information and other means with ukraine. october, when hamas, and hamas under the direct control of moscow, not only, but including, attacked southern israel and over a thousand people died, certainly moscow did not prevent this attack, whether it could or not, in my opinion, it probably could , according to the israeli leadership, it could also, but the preservation of this communication with moscow... from the side of its enemies, i think it is not so, but that is already a matter of diplomacy, a matter of great politics, perhaps after the results of this war and after

clearly trying to make a statement liy clearly trying to make a statement by visiting kyiv by visitingmilitary alliance and said he wanted to make it crystal clear that nato stands with ukraine. for kyiv, that show of solidarity will always be welcome, but i was at the press conference earlier with presidents lenski, in terms of president zelensky, you —— detect a bit of frustration seeping through there with certain allies, certain allies, certain or partner countries, particularly this issue of long—range missiles. ukraine has been seeking permission but hasn't got permission yet to use western aid long—range missiles on military targets inside russia. now president zelensky took his case to the us last week where he met with presidentjoe biden. he restated his case again today and linked ukraine's need for more weapons and need for weapons to recent ukrainian losses on the battlefield. this week, ukrainian troops had to pull out in an area near the donetsk region. he acknowledged this today and asked him about it and he said soldiers lives are more important than buildings and said

in the morning, the russians attacked kyiv with daggers.y air defense forces - said city mayor vitaliy klitschko. rockets fell into light bulbs in three districts of the city: in shevchenkivskyi, near the pedestrian crossing, in holosiivskyi. the debris broke through the roof service minicar.

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our correspondent jessica parker is in kyiv.b as the secretary—general of the nato defensive military alliance. and he said he wanted to make it crystal clear that nato stands with ukraine. for kyiv, that show of solidarity will always be welcome, but i was at the press conference earlier with mark rutte and president zelensky. in terms of president zelensky, you could detect a bit of frustration seeping through there with certain allies, certain partner countries, particularly this issue of long—range missiles. ukraine has been seeking permission but hasn't got permission yet to use western—made long—range missiles on military targets inside russia. now, president zelensky took his case to the us last week, where he met with president joe biden. he restated his case again today and linked ukraine's need for more weapons and need for weapons to recent ukrainian losses on the battlefield. this week, ukrainian troops had to pull out in a town called vuhledar in the donetsk region. and he acknowledged this today, president zelensky