volodymyr , you still have the same question as to how to interrogate the incumbent of the kyiv city councilv city council they are going to collect signatures, they are going to rename a large number of streets that are connected to russia or the soviet union, is that so ? otherwise well, it is very often said that people are fighting there in russian, but they are defending ukraine, and no one disputes this at all, but here you are as a person who is now armed and united. how do you feel about these initiatives of your colleagues? kievans well, i would like to emphasize that i can also speak russian, but this does not mean that we should not carry out decommunization as usual, we must carry out decommunization in exactly the same way, in fact, where the russification of ukraine, and the capital in particular, and therefore i fully support these the initiatives of his colleagues, he himself directed some initiatives. in my opinion, for example, the carcass of the arch of friendship of peoples can be renamed to, for example, the arch of sobornost, which would symbolize the unity of ukraine,

all streets that are connected to russia, and here i see that and yesterday's news, what - the kyiv city councilr collecting proposals for renaming of streets, that is, they are still gathering, and so they say public opinion, then they will rename something in kyiv until may 9. is this process delayed a little in our country? i think that directly until may 9, and there will be a renaming and this concerns probably more such legal and technical points of this process, uh, a few weeks ago, to be more precise, more than a month ago, the procedure uh, according to which renaming is carried out, and a significant role uh, well, in that process, the system was given first of all to places that should decide on the names of the streets that have something to do with the soviet heritage or some russian language. maybe there are toponyms or some figures, and secondly, it is usually the commission on residence, which includes representatives and the spheres of culture and history, etc., and already according to the results of the processing of the proposed options from e kyivans, the kyiv city council m

no , such projects of decisions have not yet passed through the meeting of the kyiv city council. think so. that it will still be also apply to the state budget. i think that the government is currently working on a complex solution for everyone, for everyone, for all citizens. and there are a number of initiatives that have been affected, in particular, that are now specifically related to the collection of information, because very, very many victims, unfortunately, it is very difficult now to assess the full scale of the destruction, the full scale of the damage - this applies to both well, this information is needed as well as for the medical side, this is so that in the future we can also the state of ukraine and privately present our the lawsuit against russia in particular well, what concerns the compensation of reparations for what well, and also well, of course, what concerns the compensation of these citizens who have already lost something or other material losses, mr. vasyl, i am next. i have a question about the situation with gasoline and diesel in the capital, i und

volodymyr congratulations glory to ukraine glory to the heroes good evening the other day the kyiv council passed a decision on renaming the arch of friendship peoples on the arch of freedom of the ukrainian people, and also there is an approved list of monuments , plaques and other elements that need to be dismantled , a total of 47 such objects from the base list were taken away , which caused doubts among some experts , decorative elements of bulgakov's tank what's up with bulgakov's do pushkin's things seem to remain with us. oh, to be honest, i'm already confused because when we talk about uh, i don't know monuments, for example, that's a question more for the ministry of culture and and if we're talking about renaming streets for example, that's yours parish tell me what is happening now with your native kyiv in this sense, do you remember then, step by step, they really renamed the arch of friendship of peoples , which was well, actually the name friendship of peoples is such a more popular name. and in general, the monument that was built in kyiv is exactly these two figures which

kyiv. city council members want to demolish 60 monuments and memorial plaques to rename up to half a thousandparks, and names of belarusian origin may also fall under the ban, as a country that supported russia's aggression, five metro stations that roman sukhan knows can get new names, the druzhby narodiv metro station can very soon change its name and become for example , the european or botanical garden, not far from here is the national botanical garden on leo tolstoy square, they want to name it in honor of the poet vasyl stus, who was repressed by the soviet authorities or in honor of the modern poet lina kostenko , the beresteyska station can become buchan or irpin in honor of the cities of heroes of the kyiv region . after the ninth of may, the results will be published and a corresponding draft decision will be made. sheltered at the friendship of peoples station, which is named in honor of the friendship between russia, ukraine and belarus , also until may 9, the kyiv city council accepts applications for renaming streets, we already have 500 proposals we are renaming 15-20 streets

dmytro bilotserkovets, one of the co-chairs of the udar faction in the kyiv city council. dmytro, mr. dmytro, i congratulate the chairman. i am an adviser to the city mayor and also the head of the udar faction. about the budget of the capital, at the beginning of this year, they said that it would amount to 2 billion euros as the equivalent in hryvnias in hryvnias. of course, now what are the estimates for the budget? well, i can tell you the results for the first quarter, the revenue is less than 50% of the revenue part of the budget, we see that there was a really normal income only in the first two months of this year, that is, january and february, compared to march , the indicators are already much worse. we have less than a hundred percent of the revenue part. that is, we can expect that by the end of the year it may be less than 50%, because the first months they showed more than predicted, then everything went to sleep. now we expect a slightly better situation than we saw in march and april, because the business is opening little by little anyway, it's almost in

yarosh, a deputy of the kyiv city council, about kyiv, about the capital, which is celebrating its birthdayoday, iryna koval, some more information, news, iro , thank you for the word, colleagues, well, first of all, i listened to what you said that you are no longer young, and i want to say that i want to congratulate you also with on youth day, we are still with you oh-so and how much we will do for the country and will continue to rebuild it, so don't think like that, and in the issue i will tell you more about the situation in the east of our country because it is very hot there now 10.01 in ukraine in the studio of iryna koval congratulations on the time news in the morning, the occupation troops of russia once again shelled mykolaiv, the regional administration reported that the strike hit residential quarters, at least two munitions simply exploded in the courtyards of high-rise buildings, as a result of the shelling, several apartment buildings were damaged, one person died on the spot, at least six civilians were wounded, and the fighting for luhansk region continues. in the direct

being, at least for the frame, what we saw, we will ask zoya and yarosh , is she a member of the kyiv city councilcompared to what it was like looked like two months ago, did many people return, because with this plot we saw that the streets of sahaidachnoy were shown, after all, the ukrainian capital looks a little desolate, despite the fact that a large part of kyivans returned. well, in fact, i returned then very a lot and this is noticeable to a greater extent on weekdays because we already see that the kyiv phenomenon such as traffic jams has returned and the number of people in the subway has increased very much, that is why we were forced to return to paid fares in the subway in order to reduce the interval of trains. that the existing interval for the first two months no longer provided for the transportation of people in connection with their growing number, they were 45 minutes each , the first days of the war, the first weeks. and now, what are the intervals between the trains ? somewhere around 70 minutes, the interval there, you were going to raise the price of the metro to uah 20, it

and trade 15-19 years old maxim, we congratulate you good day and now you are deputies of the kyiv city councilken, good day, including this, but in general i have been doing business for a year and a half, i have returned, look, i would like to talk with you about the customs uh, in particular , there are delays in the delivery of humanitarian goods, which are connected with these uh, attempts to drive cars here cheaply. how do you feel about such an initiative, and from the ukrainian authorities, was it necessary or justified? and what about it now to do well, look at me i am a convinced economic liberal, so of course i support the position that the state should set as low taxes as possible to balance the budget and perform the main functions of the state, primarily to finance the security and defense of judges and so on, so of course you will find a supporter of raising taxes in me is it fair or correct and so on, of course it is difficult . if we talk about the import of cars now, then it seems to me that this is rather not such a problem in itself as a story that is superimposed on the log

we have achieved a lot in 5 years of decommunization since the 15th year. worn out, we with the kyiv councilimply spoken at meetings an incredible number of times, because we are a hundred patonas for the next one, the incoming group from the left bank hangs to receive, i don't know anymore, i'm tired of talking about it already, i'm preparing them with my own funds we need to dismantle it, we just need a letter of permission from the local council. and now you mentioned about matvia's homeland, on the one hand, it is actually a unique building . we are not even in favor. one of such architectural wonders, on the one hand, you really say that it is annoying because it symbolizes the soviet, but on the other hand, it was already created by ukrainians on ukrainian lands from ukrainian steel, including engineers they worked on it look look we have a story with such another monument with the shchors monument we can say the same thing made of ukrainian bronze all four sculptures were from ukraine and shorst himself was a ukrainian but in the end let's just change his cockade there to this is for

in the near future, a draft decision will be prepared for consideration at a meeting of the kyiv city council kyiv metro were renaming it in a very appropriate way, because really berestechko well, um, that is, the question is whether the minister of foreign affairs of germany has arrived in kyiv on an unannounced working visit. and on lena berbok, she became the first member of the german government to come to ukraine and at the beginning of the war and before coming to the capital burke also managed to visit kyiv, but she was in buch, i will remind you of the city that became known to the whole world due to the atrocities of the russians there during the occupation. well, verboks was accompanied by the prosecutor general of ukraine, iryna vini diktova, later a german politician is planned a meeting with my colleague dmytro kuleya well, justin, it's hard to remember, he was in irpen. please tell me if there will be a connection between us and oleksandr markushynym, the mayor of this city, but now we see it on video, that is, not yet. well, maybe someone else came to him, i don't know, maybe

had a short conversation about renaming streets in the city kyiv when i was a deputy of the kyiv city council about this and heard this narrative very, very often and what do you have nothing else to do? i don't know, there is some kalinin hanging there, some zhdanov, who cares? no one is interested in this, but look what the russians are doing now, when they temporarily enter some ukrainian villages, they tear down the decommunized names and put up old new signs. ideology, that's why these events, parades , celebrations of sacred dates are important to them, and they will definitely work on it. and they will do it, so i will comment on what i expect from them . somehow, to fall behind in the dynamics of ideological work. because the more any monuments, signs, monuments , names will remain in ukraine, the easier it will be for russia to move forward, because when it is once again in recent decades, i don't know the 10th or which raises the issue of complete decommunization and complete russification, we have to understand that this is a priority, because the names of our streets, city and vil

this mechanism is called the local government for example, yesterday there was a meeting of the kyiv city council where they discussed the renaming of streets, we have special commissions that deal with the renaming of which street can the name be changed to which a-and they receive information from people me too there were a lot of applications, now there are more of these applications and then the local council votes, this is the right democratic way, what i would like to see more of is really involving people. for example, recently there was a survey on the kyiv digital website about how to rename metro stations e and despite the fact that there, as a result, we won, in principle, adequate solutions. i really liked that it raised a discussion, that a lot of people started asking these questions. and what should it be called in the end? well, for example, the heroes of the dnipro station is very many people of god are in favor of leaving it as it is , because we now have completely new heroes of the dnipro or rename them heroes of mariupol. that is, we are unlikely to have another such bright c

they were simply interested in whether they could hold their own meetings, for example, the kyiv city councill, and make some decisions necessary for life there but i am saying that the law applies to military administrations both in lviv and rivne, in other regions there is a military, if the regional administration, i am what concerns the communities, their heads, their activities, the spring, summer, future transfer of power to the building repairs there, er, garbage removal, ensuring the livelihood of these territories - it has no effect at all, there was a desire to move, and er, this is the most important thing. thank you, er, people, there are no questions, dmytro, and i also want to ask you about fuel i already read that our first vice prime minister yulia svirydenko said that by the end of the month ukraine can receive 350-360,000 tons of fuel and said that yesterday an agreement was reached that we will receive 35,000 tons per month. as a state, there is an opportunity increasing this volume to 50,000 tons together with this well, naftogaz of ukraine seems to have handed over a netw

kyiv city council decommunized the arch of friendship narodiv is now the arch of freedom of the ukrainian this was announced by the mayor of the capital, vitaliy klitschko. you can already vote on the renaming of other capital objects the kyiv digital application can be done by june 19. also, the deputies approved a list of more than four dozen monuments and memorial signs that need to be removed from the streets and buildings. they will be transferred to the museum of totalitarianism. meanwhile, the russian invaders committed 331 war crimes against the cultural heritage of ukraine. data provided by the ministry of culture and information policy, according to the head of the department oleksandr tkachenko, such crimes and occupiers have been recorded in 13 oblasts of ukraine and in kyiv at the moment the cultural heritage of the kharkiv region suffered the most destruction - that's 90 episodes. and the ministry also reminded that the countries of the european union offer assistance to artists who were forced to leave their homeland due to the war waged by russia against ukraine. detailed

and the kyiv tv channel reports that the relevant draft decision has been registered in the kyiv city councilthe deputies have to vote on it, everything is technically ready to introduce a fee in the subway, the cost will not change, it will be pre-war, so let's say uh, 8 uah per trip and uh, another powerful international brand is coming from russia, i want to tell you about the american you know the shell oil company , there are many such gas stations in ukraine, and in russia they have found a buyer for their network of gas stations, but they will close not only the gas stations, but also their plant for the production of lubricants, together with debts, they are going to give this plant almost there 138 million dollars of debt, and in the quarterly reports , the shell company has already reported that the gradual withdrawal from the russian market has already caused damage to the campaign for four billion dollars, this is for the first three months of this year, and that's all the reporting on this today let's meet on monday at eight o'clock in the morning. my name is andrii yanivskyi, th

ukrainian nation is invincible well, we are in touch with dinara gabibulaeva, a member of the kyiv city councilood evening. i am so glad to see ah, actually, when they see the destruction around kyiv, people want to return, they really want to return, many have stayed i don't know, telling me i don't want to go back to my job in kyiv. i'm telling me there's not much place to go back to because our house was n't in a very good condition. now there's no light. is volunteer help enough? and how much volunteer help people need now well, first of all, i want to say well , in general, i am proud of how active we are in ukraine, effective, you know, a completely motivated volunteer movement - you know what it is, like magic, people probably quit all their work and, of course, even businessmen who spend their last and remaining funds to provide for the army or feed those who do n't have anything now. and what to eat, that is, in this regard, ukraine is just a world leader, that's for sure, it's so amazing. the dinar is so amazing. actually, i'm sorry. i'm interrupting you, it's amazing that shortly bef

of medical sciences, people's a deputy of ukraine of the first convocation, a deputy of the kyiv city council-advisor to the president and secretary of the national security council, a very worthy experience in p . we would like to ask you what we should expect from today's putin's announced speech, we understand that well, we can't go ahead, but in any case, as far as we understand, history is used in them as a certain tool from one on the one hand for the disassembly of the masses, and on the other hand , since i certainly do not know the narrative for the general staff of russia. so, about 10 minutes before my broadcast, we had an interview with a doctor and my colleague and we talked about allergies. are you right? they talked about medical energy, what to expect from putin, his katsapia, and i would say yes, political allergy at the highest level and definition and to syncretism to muscovy, to katsapia to putin and the whole mast will say absolutely no by its nature not by its composition not in comparison with previous ones his speech matters what he does and not what he says whether th

are trying to conduct assaults and attack in these directions , petro kuzyk, a deputy of the kyiv city councilf the seventh and eighth convocations, a freedom fighter and now a combatant of the freedom battalion, will tell us more is in the frontier, mr. peter, i congratulate glory to ukraine glory to the heroes please tell us about the latest news on your part of the front at this hour , what can we talk about, nothing has changed, the enemy is attacking furiously, they are using all calibers en masse that can, and rockets and long-range artillery , we already you know, we already stopped classifying the holidays, whatever they release on us , uh, they didn't get anything, the date was until may 9 , they couldn't take any positions until may 9, may 10, uh, we are for us, information they were scouted there, there were even purges, there were some repressions there against those comments who could not take ukrainian positions. on may 10, it was hell because they concentrated all available artillery on our positions. unfortunately, our artillery was partially occupied with destroying the panton

kind of thanked him and he doesn't even make a comment to me vasyl popatenko is a deputy of the kyiv city council former counter-intelligence officer of the security service of ukraine, mr. vasyl good evening good evening, mr. andrii well, first of all, maybe there is a little more information about this gerasimov how important is this bump? is it true that he was a suspect? what do you know about it in principle? is it true that he ran away in a hurry, maybe there are some real assumptions about his injuries, not injuries, i can only speak from such publicly known information. in general sources, but i trust completely in our intelligence, i am sure that if the gur ministry of defense of the main directorate reports that he really arrived at izium and was part of those troops that came under fire, then i think that was not the case with gerasimo himself in training of the general staff is a rather iconic figure in this collection of russian security forces because well , in my personal opinion, gerasim does not have the same intellectual and professional component of russians, because the majori

we thank the kyiv regional council, they passed this a plot of land in our city was supported by theailed plan in order to build five-story buildings there and resettle those residents who have completely lost their homes, and for this purpose, well, this program or i am sure it will work, the funding will come from the state, and we will carry out the tasks set before us by the government, the president, and how many people, in fact, how many families will be possible there, we will calculate it 1 000 families. and if it is based on people, what family counts as three people, relatively speaking , we will be able to resettle 3,500 people there, moreover, the purchase of apartments is also planned, and the purchase of apartments is already ready, which will be in irpin. in gostomel, in buch, in brovary, we will resettle our residents there as well. we plan to start and already settle them at the end of the year, mine is subject to restoration so that we can look at them and understand which houses are the ones we usually go to and what kind of district this is the lypka district. thi

economic development, also in the past, here is a businessman investment banker and deputy of the kyiv city council, and then angelika sezonenko, about everything that happened during this hour, and the news, then angelika, you have a word, thank you very much colleagues what happened in odesa, explosions rang out, the enemy is once again prowling sumy oblast, and the russians also left severodonetsk without gas, about everything in a moment odesa, explosions rang out, we do not have official details yet, as soon as we know, we will inform you in particular and in our next issues, in the meantime, odesa is still recovering from yesterday's rocket fire at the riviera shopping center near odesa, where russian rockets hit the day before , law enforcement officers and rescuers are working, they cordoned off the area around the epicenter of the explosion and did not passers-by are allowed there, currently it is known about the destroyed premises inside the shopping and entertainment center, at the same time, the front facade and the main entrance have survived, the center is not working, meanwhile, odes

i say it again, starting to work in the kyiv city council. there were adults and already successful people around me from our liberal, reformist, pro-european hangout, and i told this to a girl who then she was already mature. well, she was probably 35 there. how many times did i tell her about this topic, something about monuments, and she looks at me and says no, andriy, i don't agree with you at all. well, it's a symbol of kyiv and so on. and then i start to understand that for her it is everything her conscious life, as they called lavriants at the time, she was always there and it is the same . i'm sorry for what happened in paris with the elf head that you also wanted. how do you know how to dismantle 30? adults, i'm not even talking about those who are there, er, there, i remember the soviet union, but i'm sorry, the soviet union died 30 years ago, they sincerely believe that this family-mother is a statute, regardless of which way she looks, it doesn't matter to them what she has to be in kyiv, and i think our big task is we continue

secretary general of the council of europe in kyiv to celebrate her leadership and the important decisions she parliamentary assembly of the council of europe and member states made in response to russia's invasion of ukraine during the meeting we focused on how to hold russia accountable for its crimes today us president joe biden will sign the law on lend-lease for ukraine this is stated in his schedule for may 9, the ceremony in the white house will also be attended by the vice president of the united states, kamala harris, lend-lease is a lease system of military equipment, ammunition and provisions used during the second world war, it became a determining factor in the victory over hitler. putin and his entourage are copying the nazis 70 seven years ago, british defense minister ben wallace said this during a speech at the national museum of the british army. he added that putin repeats the mistakes of the totalitarian regimes of the last century, the british general recalled the war crimes of the russian army in ukraine and expressed hope for an inevitable punishment also loudly beli

our top stories: alleged war crimes by russian troops near kyiv — the un human rights council ordersn urgent inquiry, and the bbc sees first—hand evidence of unarmed civilians shot dead as they walk away. translation: they| killed a 65-year-old. what for? i am not so much furious as full of grief. after days of violent unrest in sri lanka, a veteran politician is sworn in as the new prime minister. hundreds forced to flee from a fast—moving wildfire in southern california that's already destroyed dozens of mansions. biden�*s baby formula crisis — following days of criticism, the us president announces measures to tackle the nationwide acute shortage. and a trifle has triumphed in the search for the ultimate pudding to mark the queen's platinum jubilee. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the kremlin has accused western countries of using the un human rights council to demonise russia, after the body voted to investigate alleged war crimes in ukraine. the inquiry will examine accusations that moscow's forces carried out atrocities north of kyiv at the start

secretary general of the council of europe in kyiv to celebrate her leadership and the important decisionsshe parliamentary assemblies of the council of europe and member states made in response to russia's invasion of ukraine during the meeting, we focused on how to hold russia accountable for its crimes" will sign the lend-lease law for ukraine this is stated in his schedule for may 9 the us vice president kamala harris will also be present at the ceremony in the white house. lend-lease is a system of renting military equipment, ammunition and provisions that was used during the second world war. it became a determining factor in the victory over hitler. putin, his entourage also copied the nazis 70 years ago. this was stated by the minister of defense of great britain, ben wallace , during a speech at the national museum of the british army. he added that putin is repeating the mistakes of the totalitarian regimes of the last century the british general reminded of the war crimes of the russian army in ukraine and expressed the hope for inevitable punishment. volos also believes that th

alleged violations by russian troops near kyiv — the un human rights council orders an urgent inquirynd bbc sees evidence first hand of unarmed civilians shot dead as they walk away. the us passes one million covid—related deaths. joe biden says each death is "an irreplaceable loss". this pandemic isn't over. today, we mark a tragic milestone here in the united states. police in the uk issue dozens more fines for downing street staff who broke covid rules. but the british prime minister isn't among them. after days of violent unrest in sri lanka, a veteran politician is sworn in as the new prime minister. the first—ever image of the monster black hole at the centre of our galaxy. and a trifle has triumphed in the search for the ultimate pudding to mark the queen's platinumjubilee. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello, and welcome to the programme. the kremlin has accused western countries of using the un human rights council to demonise russia, after the body voted to investigate alleged war crimes in ukraine. the inquiry will examine accusations th

for watching us marathon only news works 24 hours a day this is the studio of the tv channel council in kyiv free and invincible capitals my name is olena morozova i'm glad to work for you welcome to there is no gas in donetsk region and luhansk region due to the shelling of the russian invaders, the occupiers damaged the main gas pipeline that transported fuel to the populated areas of the regions, so the gas supply was stopped there, the operator of the gas station of ukraine reported that the site was cut off, it was possible to localize the area, but it is impossible to start repairs due to active hostilities, four rocket strikes on dnipropetrovsk region, the head of the regional military administration valentin reznichenko reported on the attack of the russians, the first rocket hit pavlograd, three more fell in the sinelkiv district, the aggressor hit the railway infrastructure has serious damage to the track, no one was injured. and in sumy oblast, the enemy from the territory of the russian federation shelled the village of mezenivka with mortars and artillery. they hit an old farm t

our top stories: alleged war crimes by russian troops near kyiv — the un human rights council ordersozens of mansions. biden�*s baby formula crisis — following days of criticism, the us president announces measures to tackle the nationwide acute shortage. a team of astronomers unveil the first image of the monster black hole lurking at the centre of our galaxy.

changes to the statute on the management of the ukrainian orthodox church were approved by the council that met in kyiv the day before, as reported testifies to the complete independence and independence of the church from the moscow patriarchate, the council also expressed disagreement with the position of patriarch kirill regarding the war and appealed to the ukrainian and russian authorities with a request to continue the negotiation process that could stop the bloodshed, today's meeting was absolutely held in the still fraternal evangelical love, because even the representatives of the e-e east of those dioceses that could only e-e participate in the discussions and representatives of all others regions could find in brotherly love those formulations and those decisions, in particular in the changes to the statute on the management of the ukrainian orthodox church, which would determine the path of our church's existence in modern conditions and gave our church the opportunity to carry out its mission as effectively as possible in moscow, they did not receive any appeals from the ukrainian orthodox

the headlines: alleged war crimes by russian troops near kyiv: the un human rights council orders an urgent inquiry and the bbc sees evidence first—hand of unarmed civilians shot dead as they walk away. translation: they killed a 65-year-old- _ translation: they killed a 65-year-old. what - translation: they killed a 65-year-old. what for? - translation: they killed a 65-year-old. what for? i i translation: they killed a| 65-year-old. what for? i am translation: they killed a - 65-year-old. what for? i am not 65—year—old. what for? i am not so much furious is full of reef. —— grief. the us passes one million covid—related deaths. joe biden says each death is "an irreplaceable loss". this pandemic isn't over. today, we mark a tragic milestone here in the united states. police in the uk issue dozens more fines for downing street staff who broke covid rules but the british prime minister isn't among them. after days of violent unrest in sri lanka, a veteran politician is sworn in as the new prime minister. the first ever image of the monster black hole at the centre of our galaxy. life

our top stories: alleged war crimes by russian troops near kyiv — the un human rights council ordersshot dead as they walk away. translation: they| killed a 65-year-old. what for? i am not so much furious as full of grief. after days of violent unrest in sri lanka, a veteran politician is sworn in as the new prime minister. hundreds forced to flee from a fast—moving wildfire in southern california that's already destroyed dozens of mansions. biden's baby formula crisis — following days of criticism, the us president announces measures to tackle the nationwide acute shortage. and a trifle has triumphed in the search for the ultimate pudding to mark the queen's platinum jubilee.

marathon two wars one future together journalists of facts details of news today and councils in the studio from kyivbetween the second world war and the modern war of russia against ukraine how the so-called great fatherland became a weapon of russia why is it fake friend turned enemy and unleashed the biggest war since wwii and how europe rallied to help ukraine defend shared values ​​the free world united for ukraine in its brave fight for freedom and self-determination on may 8 and 9 watch the special marathon of unified news two wars one future we remember and win mom dear i'm dressed and in a fairy tale mom don't worry i'm with the best boys every day we go on the air to convey the truth to ukrainians how did you teach them you must have taught me taught me to appreciate people mom, i know you are waiting for her, but here i am needed more for each of his poems, borscht according to your recipe, we pay as you taught, everyone believes and wants victory and with a big heart, mom, you told me to protect less, you did not fight well i have only a few of them, only a few dozen are worth taking care

the headlines: alleged war crimes by russian troops near kyiv: the un human rights council orders ant—hand of unarmed civilians shot dead as they walk away. translation: they killed a 65-year-old- _ translation: they killed a 65-year-old. what - translation: they killed a 65-year-old. what for? - translation: they killed a 65-year-old. what for? i i translation: they killed a| 65-year-old. what for? i am translation: they killed a - 65-year-old. what for? i am not 65—year—old. what for? i am not so much furious is full of reef. —— grief. the us passes one million covid—related deaths. joe biden says each death is "an irreplaceable loss". this pandemic isn't over. today, we mark a tragic milestone here in the united states. police in the uk issue dozens more fines for downing street staff who broke covid rules but the british prime minister

this is exactly the wording contained in the statement that was adopted by the security council the night before, kyivganizations of the united nations. by the way, for the first time after the invasion of russia into ukraine , everyone supported it, including even the representative of the kremlin, however , considering the text of the document - it is not surprising that there is no word war in it, and no condemnation of russia as the aggressor country, but there is such a sentence and then a quote. the security council reminds that all member states have undertaken, in accordance with the charter of the united nations, the obligation to resolve their international disputes by peaceful means. we seriously had disputes with russia, and because of that, russia we were attacked because we had disputes. oh, and that was it. this was the first statement after the invasion, and this is what you can say. no, the united states of america is considering the possibility of reducing or even writing off the external debt of ukraine, although there is still no concrete decision about this during the briefing, wh

towards europe and this is how it has always been not to talk in moscow , he met in kyiv with the secretary general of the councileurope maria e. tychynovych burych, they discussed what can be done for peace in ukraine in europe with the help of the tools of this respectable institution i am grateful for the support of our country by visiting our capital, this very day is the day of europe and the day of victory over nazism. usually, on may 9, europeans remembered the price of peace that was paid by all the peoples of our continent. it was paid 77 years ago. they talked about how to prevent the recurrence of such a terrible war. it is clear that now in a different way, in european capitals, the main topic is the price of peace that will have to be paid by stopping the war that will unleash russia, as well as the price for russia for having again and again brought to europe the evil of total the war to destroy our people is sure to be the main topic now, and in moscow they can portray whatever they want in propaganda, let them make any political statements, but reality will not change reality needs peace and the o

marathon two wars one future together journalists of facts details of news today and councils in the studio from kyiv and telebridge between kyiv and berlin from tsn what commonalities between the second world war and the modern war of russia against ukraine, how the so -called great fatherland became a weapon of russia, why a pretended friend became an enemy and unleashed the biggest war since the second world war, and how europe rallied to help ukraine protect common values ​​in self-determination on may 8 and 9 watch special marathon of unified news two wars one future we remember and win chunderam illiem salchenko 6 we remember friends we continue our broadcast thank you for staying with us next we will talk in particular about, including the consequences of a-a in russian , the impact of russian missiles, the russian attack in general, the presence of russian ethylene in our ukraine in a specific aspect, in which it is already expressed through the shelling of russian occupiers were de-energized in 789 settlements, that is, such data were made public by the ministry of energy . currently, about

it has always been like this, even if they do not talk in moscow , he met in kyiv with the secretary general of the council of europe, maria pechynovych burych discussed what can be done for peace in ukraine, europe, with the help of the tools of this respectable institution , is grateful for the support of our state, with a visit to our capital itself, this day is europe day and the day of victory over nazism, usually on may 9, europeans mentioned the price of peace that was paid by all the peoples of our continent was paid 77 years ago, they talked about how to prevent the recurrence of such a terrible war, and it is clear that now everything is different in european capitals, the main topic is that price peace, which will still have to be paid for by stopping russia unleashing the war, as well as the price for russia for the fact that it once again brought to europe the evil of a total war to destroy our people, is sure now the main topic and in moscow there they can portray in propaganda whatever they want and do whatever what political statements but reality will not change reality needs peace and the

council, gathered, found weapons, hunters. these are the people who defended sumyshchyna who detained the troops that were going to kyiv. thank you, mr. mitsaku, the deputy of the district council and the commander of the volunteer battalion . we are still with us. serhii zgurets, a military expert. only they did not include zaporizhzhia, and there was an explosion the day before in melitopol, where the command post of the russian already russian occupiers was destroyed , this armored train of the russian railway troops, as they called themselves, how relevant is it now, is the work of subversive partisan units in the occupied territories of southern ukraine possible not only south and to what extent is this direction, to what extent is it the activity of ukrainian saboteurs and partisans, what are we talking about, what is actually the active phase of the war in we were engaged in work related to the creation of a resistance movement in the occupied territories, and this is a separate layer of work of individual e- servicemen and special operations forces. the situation of the enemy is precisely and according to the ec

besides , every time after that, all meetings of the verkhovna rada the councils took place in the premises of the verkhovna rada in kyiv , even despite the fact that the largest encirclement directly in our capital today, among other legislative initiatives , in particular, in addition to the fact that we voted on an appeal to our, as you correctly stated in the captions, the number one partner of the united states of america, to recognize the russian federation as a state sponsor of tourism, why is this very important, because according to the legislation of the united states of america, recognition of a country by the state as a sponsor of international terrorism entails many additional sanctions and restrictions that are imposed against this country, i would like to remind you that as of now , four countries are recognized by such countries according to the law of the usa, this is the northern country, and north korea is asking for it, this is iran, this is a series, and this is cuba. there are four countries where they are . because this is a possibility of additional pressure on the aggressor country, restrictions

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marathon two wars one future together fun factual journalists like the news today and the council in the studio from kyiv kyiv and berlin from tsn what do the second world war have in common and russia's modern war against ukraine how the so -called great patriotic war became a weapon of russia why a pretended friend became an enemy and unleashed the biggest war since the second world war and how europe rallied to help ukraine protect common values ​​the free world united for ukraine in its brave struggle for freedom and self-determination on may 8 and 9, watch the special marathon of unified news two wars one future we remember and win chunderam siriem salchenko 6 this is a marathon unified news we talk about the lessons of history that we have learned and our neighbors are russians we decided to repeat this, we can repeat what they shouted, how can we repeat about victory, it turned out that we can repeat it about murders, it 's about shootings, rapes, about the destruction of peaceful cities, that's what they were able to repeat, and our task now is to stop them from winning and not let them repeat it

alleged violations by russian troops near kyiv — the un human rights council orders an urgent inquiryfines for downing street staff who broke covid rules. but the british prime minister isn't among them. after days of violent unrest in sri lanka, a veteran politician is sworn in as the new prime minister.

we are today we are talking with our brother from kyiv, namely berlin fm, in june there will be a meeting of the european council there , it will be time for a political illness to give ukraine the status of a team of nine, a candidate country, vasyl mogom, the european union says so on my t-shirt, embrace ukraine and unite , give us an additional ukraine inspiration to fight and your freedom and we hope that soon we will meet in ukraine i want to convey my greetings to all ukrainians in berlin kyiv thank you to all ukrainians in berlin chdm-de ukrainian ukraine and we hope very soon somewhere in kyiv, with north donetsk, berdyansk, luhansk, in odesa, we will meet and celebrate the new victory day. today i want to thank all of you all over the world for your wonderful, extraordinary support, to all the stars, to all the performers who performed here at the cone of the ukrainian language, they literally ask what do ukrainians need? we respond. this is how ukrainians are not victims of ukrainians. a powerful uniting nation is the defense of a maritime country, the borders of europe. that we are ready for the victo

country, assistance from poland will be given by krakow to kyiv , lviv, and grape equipment for the military, deputies of the krakow city councilnimously adopted the relevant decision, it is about tactical shoes, medical devices, tablets with gps, walkie-talkies, drones and chainsaws, a group of advisers in the municipality of krakow responded to an appeal from lviv and vynogradov's advisers prepared the relevant resolution and received the support of the president of krakow , they plan to send aid to ukraine already this of the month, the councilors unanimously passed a decision on support for three ukrainian cities, namely lviv , kyiv and vynogradov, provision is made for the purchase of dual-purpose equipment, it will be military shoes, tactical laptops, thermal imagers , bandages, first-aid kits, saws, generators. this equipment is intended for the ukrainian army, which will already be distributed by self-government bodies in in accordance with the needs of ukraine, postage stamps have become almost the most popular product, and now not only in ukraine, but also in poland , a postage stamp with the president was issued ther

joining us now with more, nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin live in kyiv, jagger served as security councilnflict, and -- book of "kremlin rising." erin, what are we learning about russia's efforts to claim key cities like kharkiv? >> reporter: according to the british defense ministry, they're not having much luck, jose. they're being repelled from villages and towns outside of kharkiv further and further back towards the russian border. they're not having any success in key cities where there's fierce resistance, such as kyiv, where i am now, the capital. they were repelled from this area weeks ago and only now are they just realizing how much damage was done. we heard just a short while ago from the u.n. human rights chief, they say in this area, the area of the capital alone over the last few weeks, they've recovered 1,000 bodies. those are people who died for a variety of reasons, from the violence of war, some, including people we've interviewed, died from the stress and starvation of having to shelter in a basement due to intense russian bombardment. some of them, according to the un

announced the preparation for the song contest kyiv is again preparing to host the eurovision song contest, we know how to do it, the chairman of the european councilcharles also wished us to host the eurovision song contest in kyiv michelle and the head of the european parliament, roberta metzola, promised to personally visit the capital of ukraine during the next song contest. president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi, congratulating kalush on his victory , mentioned mariupol. ukrainian cities for eurovision 2023, i would definitely be in favor of the euro coming to mariupol, which we should free. i think there are no problems to build a separate structure of this large complex, if it will be difficult due to infrastructure problems, then there is a roadblock - this is the ukrainian kherson, which is currently under occupation, which must be freed, the infrastructure there is, thank god, not destroyed. what is a plus? mariupol is the sea. kherson is also the sea - this is dnipro, you understand, that's why the atmosphere will be beautiful, ukrainians practice memes and fantasize on social networks. there are jokes about the future location of the