at our shevchenko kyiv university, he even gave a lecture, and i was not there. but they told me thatch a more or less adequate impression, he spoke about the right things, well, in a word, he looked more or less adequate, and here 10 years have passed and look at the level of degradation a man who sold his soul to the devil. he was the personification of his time russia of some kind of neoliberalism of a new course, far away from putin. that is, someone even promoted him and recommended him, by the way, to go to the elections against putin. well, he realized in time that his fate would be quickly completed after that, and he sat on the place of this pea-sized jester, but what is happening with the so-called political elite of russia, well, it is truly a national shame, and the president must end this, it is a shame. by the way, in the 10th year, i saw him, he was at chernobyl yanukovych was a journalist there. well you see, but he drank and sold to putin in the end thank you very interesting conversation thank you for your comments, your specialists volodymyr the great with us the he

soviet union and when the soviet union collapsed i was a student of the faculty of journalism of kyiv universityr i remember this period when it was necessary to teach the history of ukraine in a completely different way, to perceive what happened in ukraine in a completely different way for just a few centuries. well, but next to the new history of ukraine, we continued to teach there some subjects that were imprisoned under marxism, mlinism is also like that well, the era was not easy, but thank god we got through it, when we talk about modern russia, we understand that er russia is a country of racism of a new ideology, which is imprisoned for the destruction of ukrainians and ukraine putin repeatedly spoke about the fact that such a country does not exist, that donbass in general, ukraine was invented by lenin , donbass in general, from kon to russian land, ukrainians were invented by pototsky, what do you think? when did this gene of this racism appear in russia 20 years ago, when putin came to power, did he always live in them and he was simply activated very simply at the expense of telev

soviet union and when the soviet union collapsed, i was a student of the faculty of journalism of kyiv university you remember this period when it was necessary to teach the history of ukraine in a completely different way, to perceive what was happening in ukraine for just a few centuries in a completely different way? well, but next to the new history in ukraine, we continued to teach some subjects that were imprisoned under marxism, millism is also like that. well, the era was not easy, but thank god we got through it. when we talk about modern russia, we understand that uh russia is a country of racism of a new ideology, which is focused on the destruction of ukrainians and ukraine. putin has repeatedly said that such a country does not exist, that donbas in general, er , ukraine was invented by lenin. when did this gene of this racism appear in russia 20 years ago, when putin came to power , did he always live in them and was simply activated very simply due to television and propaganda among russians. why do they hate so much ukrainians no, this is definitely not the result of putin's rule,

at our kyiv university named after shevchenko. he even gave a lecture, and i wasn't there, but they told me that well, he used to act like that on the outside. such a more or less adequate impression spoke about the right things eh well, in one word, he looked like this more or less adequately. 10 years have passed and look at the level of degradation of a person who sold his soul to the devil. he was the personification of his time in russia of some kind of neoliberalism, unlike putin. that is, someone even promoted him . and i recommended him, by the way, to go to the elections against putin. well, he realized in time that his fate would quickly be completed after that, and sat in the place of this pea-sized fool, but that’s what happens with the so-called political this elite russia, well, this is really a national shame, and the president must end it, it’s a shame. by the way, in the 10th year, i saw him, he was at chernobyl, too, with yanukovych. he was a journalist there. well, you see, he got drunk and finally sold out to p

-mohyla academy, director of political analytics of the kyiv-mohyla university of applied sciences, in simple words thank you very much, gentlemen, for this work well, we are already summarizing the results of putin's visit to tehran and his meeting with raisi and erdoğan, it is also important to note the phrasing of the question and in general, the presence in one of the contexts of this meeting of a religious leader of the iranian mainstream , who quite clearly made it clear that it is usually the civilian population that dies in ukraine - this cannot but add to the pessimism of the situation, but i clearly note that i believe that the united states of america and nato as a whole, as far as we understand, provoked the russian federation. and whether it was curtsy towards the visitor who came to them, or, after all, a clear position and early on the situation, a clear position at one time, the united states even formulated a description of the two regimes of north korea. and early on, it was called the axis of evil , and at one time, the progressive young iranian religious democra

ivan, thank you, ivan usyk, expert in international economics, chief consultant - kyiv national universityte of strategic studies, was in touch with us, it was like this economic hour, our broadcast continues , we will overcome it, we will overcome it, we will win the news together, we are strong unconquered cities of ukraine lviv, a city where more than 2,000 historical architectural and cultural monuments have been preserved, its center is a unesco world cultural heritage, ivan fedorov founded the first printing house and printed the first the ukrainian book apostle after the november order and the creation of the west ukrainian people's republic lviv became the capital and the heart of the ukrainian liberation movement in in june 1941, on the ukrainian market square, the national assembly proclaimed the act of restoration of the ukrainian state, after which the nazis started terror against you. the ukrainian insurgent army tried to take control of the city, but the reds seized power, despite the repression, lviv residents continued to fight today, all roads lead to lviv, even angelina j

contact us maksym yakovlev, head of the department of international relations of the national university of kyivdemy director of the school of political analysis on okna congratulations maksym good day good morning and yaroslav bozhko political consultant yaroslav congratulations glory to ukraine we are talking about what is happening with european governments, in particular, during these five months , at least the british, bulgarian, italian , and estonian governments and personnel experienced certain changes . of the european union itself has led to the fact that governments have fled, and we are worried about the fact that the level of support for us does not change due to certain specific government rotations , so to speak the first to answer because i will start the morning with advertising a good book in my translation into ukrainian it is about a book by a nobel laureate in economics denmark coffee we have fast thinking slow because the first thing we have to understand is that if one event happens after another event does not always mean that it its consequence, well, that is, it would b

also with you, maksym yakovlev , head of the international relations department of the national university, kyivemy, maksym, we are glad to see and hear from each other. some i don't know symbolic symbolic support of any i don't know official legal governments yes well but still somehow small even for him in the current situation well they are trying to sell it as some kind of not with- as not some incomprehensible achievement , but what do you think is behind all this in reality , mr. yakovlev, you know, you have already laid out the first point, it is very important. let's not forget that this is the position of the kremlin, whatever. if there is some mad dictator somewhere, let it be syria or latin america, or even iran with a specific political system, then russia will be friends with them, and there is north korea, which recognizes some incomprehensible pseudo-republics there, this is such a classic question. the second is definitely a question of pressure on ukraine through international meeting venues that are still available to the kremlin, that is, once again to pop ukraine and say that

and it seems to me that the task of universities and at least that's how i see the task of the kyiv-mohyla academy to give answers to these different groups and to the full extent that people who see differently from themselves now, this is their future so that they have the motivation to come to our university and eventually receive a quality education, mr. serhiy, it is also important to ask the clients that war is not always with children, but there was still time to study. how do you see the knowledge getting worse and how to make up for it now? yes, you can't say that there was no time to study, on the contrary, on the contrary, they had a problem, and that's why they had to spend possibly more time on training, less opportunities for war, not exactly during the war. yes, i agree, that is, and in some regions of our in general, the children at school, for example, there are no students at school, they did not have or at universities did not have the opportunity to study, and in this the big problem is precisely related to any type of testing that you can’t think of, which test you can

with you maksym yakovlev, head of the department of international relations of the national university of kyiv-mohyla academy, director of the school of political analytics of the ukrainian national academy of sciences, yaroslav bozhko , a political consultant, worked with us for a long time and the news will be presented to us in a few moments by our colleague anzhelika - this is zonenko and the whole team of espressov newsmen, whom i call anzhelika, we pass on the word and what has happened in ukraine and the world during this hour. thank you colleagues for your work. you perform it very fruitfully as always . we follow all the news, the enemy continues to shell the southern and eastern regions of ukraine, unfortunately, in the past day, at least two children were injured as a result of russian shelling , but there is also good news, because our defenders continue to destroy orks on our land 180 more occupiers will go home in black bags about everything in detail in a moment 152 days of the russian-ukrainian war to your attention news on espresso anzhelika sezonenko works in the studio at ni

every opportunity to organize the work of their educational institution. the state e-university moved to the city of kyiv there on the territory of the national construction university e-e karazina moved critical infrastructure to poltava in order to to ensure the functioning of your university , that is, my colleagues are working. i thank the rectors of the universities for their work. i thank the rectors of the displaced educational institutions. some of them, for example, how are such universities? that's why we constantly keep in touch with the directors of displaced institutions and provide them with any help directly. that is, we know about all the issues, all the challenges they face , so there won't be any questions here, i know that there are many rectors have already started, let's say, the admissions campaign for their educational institutions, and there are patriots of their educational institutions, that is, patriots who will enter there precisely because it is a mariupol university, for example, that is, i understand that there will be no questions here, because we have decent people and de

will be a champions league match between dynamo kyiv and on august 4, maybe someone in lublin near the beloved luhansk zorya will host a romanian universityat 20:30 kyiv time. and you have a graphic confirmation that zorya will play from rubin universities in the next round of the conference league, so zorya is now entering the european competition and again the same tournament in which poltava vorskla played, now luhansk zorya is starting with conference leagues well, in principle, there is great faith, if again it was possible to look at the situation with skepticism, well, in this period. right now, during the preparation, we did not understand what would happen to zorya, because zorya has not played in luhansk since 2014, and zorya left viktor skrypnyk , others left the footballers were legionnaires again, they were quite high-quality, but they took a dutch coach in lviv who works with young people and long ago proved that he is capable of bringing them to the main team, to the national team working for shakhtar there in kazakhstan, then in maccabi tel-aviv, that is, in he has enough experience and now the control matches in general s

finding a kindergarten , organizing my life it is actually very difficult because in kyiv after graduating from the universityast 15 years old for all of this because i gradually went to this, but here i actually have 3 and 4 months 2 to find all the same things that i was 15 years old in to the native country with the native language with the native context with an understanding of what is happening around denmark is a country that fortunately speaks almost all english languages ​​for me it was a relief but they have a strict requirement that many european countries learn the native language, their native language, the danish language and for for me, this is just the beginning of a stage, but what am i talking about when these 90 days are over? when i arrived, all these stages have already begun. as they say, they are everyday because now i am currently in the social program because i do not have the ability to rent housing on my own. and they force me to go to any job without taking into account my situation, i say force because such circumstances are created as they explain well, everything is temporary so

went with lera to the ukrainian such a trip to the universities of ukraine 10 cities - 12 universities because in kyivwe open the entire kitchen of learning lera from her side as a girl applicant and i from the parents' side and on the way out we we have two points of view. well, i understand that this series should end with your daughter deciding where she will go, and you will see it intros, you say at the beginning of each episode that you filmed them even before the beginning of a full-scale invasion, were there cities which are now occupied there is mariupol and this is my bir. i can even cry today, well, it’s hard for me to talk about this topic. so we filmed mariupol, which i love very much. we wanted to show the blooming cities and so on . the azov state technical university was completely destroyed and we didn’t even knew what to do with it or issue this issue, but our guide called us and it was students who were coming to us. that is, we are not alone. we are looking for something there, we are showing the truth through the students, and he says, well, if you can, please give the issue, show

kyiv there will be a dynamo storm champions league match and on august 4. maybe someone in lublin near lublin lives luhanska zorya hosts a romanian university starting at 8:30d you have a graphic confirmation that zorya will play in the next round of the conference league from rubin university, so zorya is now entering the european competition and again, the same tournament in which poltava vorskla was playing, now luhansk zorya is starting from the conference league. well, in principle, there is a lot of faith, if again it was possible to look at the situation with skepticism, well, in this period. so, at the moment of preparation, we did not understand what would happen to zorya, because zorya has been with us since 2014 he does not play in luhansk, viktor skrypnyk left, other footballers left, again, the legionnaires were quite good enough, but they hired a dutch coach in lviv who works with youth and long ago proved that he is capable of bringing them to the main team to the national team, while still working as a shakhtar there in kazakhstan then in maccabi tel-aviv , that is, he has enough experience and now the control matches in general say that zor

the school was targeted. the territory of the shipbuilding university and the private yacht club kyiving by explosions as a result of a massive rocket attack, 15 people were injured around 5 o'clock in the morning, the terrorist state struck with six winged caliber rockets in the vyshgorod district of kyiv region , the biggest destruction was in the town of lyutizh, where the rockets hit a military unit, at the moment there is information that three buildings, one building was destroyed and two buildings were damaged, in addition, one cruise missile was shot down in the air over the buchansk quarry, the enemy fired a missile the impact from the black sea area with the area of ​​cape fiolent , the police found another rocket of the invaders in a forest strip of the same vyshgorod district, but fortunately there were no victims there around the same time the enemy fired at the village of goncharivske in the chernihiv region, hit the positions of our military, hit with rocket salvo systems from the territory of belarus, fired almost 20 shells, unfortunately, we have losses in personnel,

universities say that the number of entrants from ukraine has significantly increased. educational institutions also go to meet ukrainian graduates. how exactly are we going to find out? andriy graduated from kyivool this year i planned to enter a university abroad, but the situation in ukraine forced me to change my decision . ukrainians here have big discounts, and maria hesitated for a long time about studying in poland, but the war finally put an end to it, and already when this full-scale invasion began, i realized that after all, i had to make a decision, and i had to go and enter poland, because i studied the language, but still no, well, we hesitated before, knowledge of the polish language was mandatory for admission to most higher education institutions, this year polish universities made all possible concessions but each institution has its own loyalty system, it can also be free language courses, for example, for a dormitory, there may be a special integration first semester where they will only learn the language, but these are such unique conditions, they are created by the university itself, this is not a centralized scheme, in general, admission to a polish university is not cen

in addition, rockets and debris fell on the territory of the shipbuilding university and the private yacht club kyivs also shaken in the morning by explosions as a result of a massive rocket attack 15 people were injured around five o'clock in the morning the terrorist state hit the vyshgorod district of kyiv region with six cruise missiles, the biggest destruction was in the town of lyutizh there, rockets hit a military unit on currently there is information that three buildings, one building was destroyed and two two buildings were damaged, in addition, one cruise missile was shot down in the air over buchansk quarry, the enemy launched a missile attack from the black sea area with the area of ​​cape fiolent , the police found another rocket belonging to the occupiers in the forest belt of the same vyshgorod district, but fortunately there were no casualties, at about the same time the enemy fired at the village of goncharivske in the chernihiv region, hitting the positions of our troops struck with rocket salvo systems from the territory of belarus, fired almost 20 projectiles. unfortunately, we

universities say that the number of applicants from ukraine has increased significantly, educational institutions also go to meet ukrainian graduates, how exactly are we going to find out andriy graduated from kyivhis year and did not plan to enter a university abroad, but the situation in ukraine forced him to change his decision i liked the first one here, the conditions are good and the price is adequate here, and there are big discounts for ukrainians, also maria hesitated for a long time about studying in but the war finally put an end to poland, and already when this authorization of invasion began, i realized that after all, a decision had to be made and i had to go and join poland, because i studied the language, but still, i did not hesitate. before, knowledge of the polish language was mandatory for admission to the majority of higher educational institutions this year, polish universities made all possible concessions. but each institution has its own loyalty system, it can also be free language courses, exemption from paying for a dormitory, for example, there can be a special such an integration first semester where they will learn only the language, but these are such unique condit

reference to the letter of alexia, which in turn mentions the connection with universal orthodoxy through the orthodox church in the kyivolis of the uoc, they explain that this connection does not mean that any actions will be coordinated agree with the russian orthodox church and perhaps our viewers know that the annexation of the crimean dioceses of the ukrainian orthodox church by the russian orthodox church has recently taken place, and similar processes are also taking place with the luhansk diocese, that is, the russian orthodox church even limits the uoc. in the occupied territories, that is, in fact, the price of this delimitation. this is the loss of the parish in the occupied territories. well, i can't help but ask you about the current situation in belgorodka. so we understand that some or all of the residents want to join the local orthodox ukrainian church in belgorodka, several thousand residents attended the meeting, there were several hundred residents, while at the stadium people were registering who wanted to demarcate and change, more precisely, church jurisdiction , the parishioners of this community

supply of these soviet weapons is confirmed, then ukraine should be on the university campus the iranian embassy is still standing in kyivshould we break off diplomatic relations in the morning, please? well, i think that this is a completely logical step, after all, there is the ministry of foreign affairs. i think there are competent enough people who will definitely find the best way out of this situation from the point of view of diplomats. this is diplomacy because, objectively speaking, we did not have any special relations with the morning anyway, especially after they shot down our passenger plane 1.5 years ago, in principle, i understand that these relations have been frozen for a long time, so it is probably time to determine this at the official level. i would like to remind you that the relatives of the families of the victims have not yet received any compensation for the downing of this plane and for the loss by the way, in order to close the political component of our part of our conversation there, you mentioned ukrainian diplomats and ukrainian intelligence officers, today it became known that president

her what exactly they have plans for the restoration of kyiv oblast a-a we plan to involve british financial experts we will involve universitieslanning, technology companies, i will later have a meeting with the prime minister there , we will discuss everything. and this is merberg in the capital of switzerland , he has not yet chosen a ukrainian city for reconstruction but only has ideas for ukrainians for example regarding housing for temporary migrants we have many transformed industrial zones and they are all very attractive you can go to the berm of geneva zurich and see a lot of this people like the industrial atmosphere it is not completely new houses they have a history the mayor advises to go why not, i was in zurich recently. it was an industrial zone, there were factories, then the factories were dismantled and not just dismantled. and the concrete from those factories and those shops was used again, and all the residential buildings here built from the same concrete, the quarter is called green zurich, the authors say that one workshop was left and restored for charm, everything else was processed, the old concrete

missile strikes in the slavic districts of new bavaria, kyiv, kharkiv, as a result of the attack, the premises of the skovoroda national pedagogical universityally destroyed , a 40-year-old watchman was killed on the territory of the university. this was reported by the head of the region, oleg synogubov, the consequences of the missile attack on kharkiv are shown below. arrival at one of our largest educational buildings, this is the educational building named after ivan fedych prokopenko , a larger number of faculties are concentrated here seven faculties of our university, one of the buildings of the building, well, it was almost completely destroyed , the scientific library was destroyed, the meeting hall was destroyed, the site where we held the dedication of skorodinov students, where we held the graduations of our future teachers, was destroyed . the classrooms, most of this building, unfortunately no longer exist. tonight around midnight of my city another rocket attack another attack military aggression from the russian federation damaged almost completely destroyed one of the administrative buildings on the territory of the novobub

taking place in my broadcast in ukraine in kyiv there was georges eva, a russian wordsmith, a french historian of literature, and a professor at the university of geneva, who told me when i was asked about the crimea, he told me, well, i’m sorry, but russia has a historical right to the crimea, do you remember the fat and sevastopol stories, and i i understood that the situation with this colonial lens regarding ukraine is very difficult for us. my first question is, is it possible for you to generalize how the western academy is currently reacting to this full-scale invasion of the russian federation. can you describe the reactions of people who are with you, for example, in working in italy, you know , the question is extremely difficult, because it all depends on the university, the context, the specific country, and the tradition of slavic studies in a specific country. view of the general characteristics of this issue i cannot even give you, because i can say about my university, i was absolutely amazed when suddenly the whole university, literally at all levels at all levels, responded absolutely positively from the side of ukraine fir

треди. their territory was shelled in kharkiv in the kyiv district of the city due to a rocket attack, they actually destroyed the premises of the universityestroyed in the region during the day, the occupiers shelled the izyumsk kharkiv and chuguyiv districts. residential buildings and a wheat field were destroyed. three people were injured, among them a child under two years old. the situation in the kherson region is stable. hundreds of occupied villages and towns without water, electricity, gas, mobile phone and internet connection were fired by the russians. boryslav district there, part of the wheat and forests burned down as a result of artillery shelling, social infrastructure was destroyed in the vysokopol and novovorontsov communities, many were damaged houses, the russian military and traitors announced plans to join the operating wind power plants of the kherson region to crimea, also the occupiers are preparing for the new school year according to russian programs, children in the temporarily occupied mariupol do not have enough food and food is prepared right on the street, the city council reported that before the war, schoo

at night they destroyed the building of one of the universities, in addition, they launched rocket attacks from russian territory in the new bavarian kyiv-osnovyansk districts of kharkiv at night, the ukrainian army managed to destroy two russian cruise missiles over the mykolaiv region, in addition, two people died in the mykolaiv region at night, meanwhile, the occupiers continue to prepare the offensive on sloviansk and the enemy continues to lose manpower and equipment with the beginning of the great war, the russians have already lost 36,000,500 people in ukraine, 1,600 tanks, 3,789 armored fighting vehicles 12 of artillery systems 247 rocket systems of salvo fire 107 air defense means 217 aircraft 187 helicopters 2648 units of motor vehicles 15 ships of boats 154 cruise missiles 664 drones 65 units of special equipment the enemy suffers the greatest losses in the slavyansk and donetsk directions about the situation in donetsk region in the south and north of ukraine and about the further development of events at the front , we will talk for the next hour with our two guests, mykola is now on the phone my husband, the army general,

let's now analyze this situation with the help of this universal tool, which is the plot of our colleagues from the espresso tv channel. of the kyiv tereo brigade, they have collected things and are ready to meet the enemy at any moment. ilona felt that there would be a full-scale russian offensive and began to overcome the trio even until february 24, that day already at seven in the morning, she was at the door of the military mother with her things, she says that she was scared only on the first day, and when i was 16 years old there in the 14th year, of course, it was probably the most i could do then these are volunteers , they help those who are fighting. and now, well, i couldn't help but go. it was my moral choice. i was scared on the first day, february 24, when it was not clear what would happen next. will this country exist at all , and when we they gave me a weapon and i understood that i have a weapon, but i still don't have the skills and i need it the enemy has it, and it was scary the first day, but then everything will happen, the girls say that the boys always want to help them, but they refuse, because you need

universities. in addition, they launched rocket attacks from russian territory on new bavarian territory. in the kyiv-osnovyansk districts of kharkiv at night, the ukrainian army managed to destroy two russian cruise missiles over the mykolaiv region, in addition, two people unfortunately died in the mykolaiv region at night, meanwhile, the occupiers continue to prepare an offensive on slavyansk, and the enemy continues to lose manpower and equipment with the beginning of the great war the russians have already lost 36,000,500 people in ukraine, 1,600 tanks, 3,789 fighting vehicles, 812 artillery systems, 247 rocket launchers, 107 anti-aircraft weapons of defense 217 aircraft 187 helicopters - 2648 units of automobile equipment 15 ships of boats 154 cruise missiles 664 drones 65 units of special equipment the enemy will suffer the greatest losses in the slavyansk and donetsk directions about the situation in donetsk region in the south and north of ukraine and about the further development of events at the front we will to speak with our two guests for the next hour, now we have mykola malomushe, an army genera

kyiv. earlier, i spoke with mark galeotti, professor at the school of slavonic and east european studies at university london. i asked him about russia's leverage as foreigners are prosecuted for their roles in ukraine. evidence is that the most recent two brits who have been detained were actually involved in humanitarian relief efforts rather than anything else. look, what russia wants to do, particularly by characterising people who actually had joined the ukrainian military and are due all the protections of a combatant, a legal combatant under the geneva convention, by calling them mercenaries and by threatening them with a firing squad, though probably that won't actually happen, they're trying to do two things. one is to create a bargaining chip and hoping that they can get britain to negotiate with these undeclared, unrecognised pseudo states. but also, they're trying to deter other people from coming and helping. the idea is to basically make people think twice before coming and bringing humanitarian relief to the ukrainians or indeed joining the ukrainian international region. and we've seen

kyiv. i'm joined now by mark galeotti, professor at the school of slavonic and east european studies at universityondon. thank you forjoining us. what would you say, we are seeing fighters, foreign fighters being prosecuted, what is russia? game plan? should first. what is russia? game plan? should first saying — what is russia? game plan? should first. saying foreign _ what is russia? game plan? should first. saying foreign fighters, - what is russia? game plan? should first. saying foreign fighters, the i first. saying foreign fighters, the evidences the most recent two brits were actually involved in humanitarian relief efforts rather than anything else. what russia wants to do, particularly by characterising people who actually had joint the ukrainian military and in due all the protections of illegal combatant under the geneva convention, by calling the mercenaries and threatening them with a firing squad, they're probably that will not happen, they are trying to do two things, create and clinch it and hoping they can get britain to negotiate with these undeclared, and recognise pseudo— state

kyiv-pechersk lavra. thank you very much, george kovalenko, priest of the orthodox church of ukraine, rector of the open orthodox universityst. sophia of wisdom, and oleksandr drabynko, metropolitan

this is one of the districts of kyiv, where in the first days of the war the russians invaded. the girl hid in the shelter of one of the universitiesfor almost two weeks. there was no sunlight, no fresh air, only scary sounds and fear were going on above us, battles were going on, tanks were driving, saboteurs were running, and at the same time, there was a battle on the dam near the sea of ​​kyiv, at one point it seemed to us that water was starting to flow, but it was a vibration from the frantic battle that was taking place outside, the neighbor said that the sky was simply red from the shelling two weeks later, the girl and her family left for relatives in the west of ukraine, but russian missiles are flying there, so after sleepless nights, katya left for a place where gordon is safe, and although the danger for the girl of the past the anxiety has not gone anywhere every sharp sound every plane or helicopter flight throws me into the cold when it flies i just wait to see if it will fly further or not and inside everything goes down about most of her symptoms katya is not ready to talk to anya on camera anya with a specialist

kyiv, where in the first days of the war the rashies broke in. a girl hid in the shelter of one of the universitiesweeks. there was no sunlight, no fresh air, only eerie sounds and fear. the battles were going on. tanks were running saboteurs and in parallel the battle was going on on dumbo near the sea of ​​kyiv, at one point it seemed to us that water was starting to flow, but it was a vibration from the furious battle that was taking place outside, the neighbor said that the sky was simply red from the shelling, two weeks later the girl and her family left to relatives in the west of ukraine, however, russian rockets are flying there, and so after sleepless nights, katya will leave here where it is safe to go abroad. the flight of a plane or a helicopter throws me into the cold while it flies, i just wait to see if it will fly further or not and inside everything goes down about most of her symptoms katya is not ready to talk to anya on camera or with a specialist reluctance to talk about experiences is a very common manifestation of post-traumatic stress disorder says a psychologist who works a

oboloni this is one of the districts of kyiv , where in the first days of the war the rascals invaded, a girl hid in the shelter of one of the universities and fear of us battles were going on, tanks were driving, saboteurs were running, and at the same time there was a battle on the dam near the sea of ​​kyiv, at one point it seemed to us that water was starting to flow, but it was the vibration from the furious battle that was taking place outside. the neighbor said that the sky was simply red from the shelling. two weeks later, a girl with seven she went to her relatives in the west of ukraine, but russian rockets are flying there, so after sleepless nights, katya left for a safe place abroad. the sound every flight of a plane or a helicopter e-e throws me into the cold while it flies i just wait to see if it will fly further or not and inside everything goes down about most of her symptoms katya is not ready to talk to anya on camera anya with a specialist reluctance to talk about the experience is very a common manifestation of post-traumatic stress disorder, says a psychologist who works abroad with refugees from the occupied terri

children, kindergartens, schools or universities e- there are some in bucha that have suffered almost complete destruction, and according to the calculations of the kyiv school of economics, five billion hryvnias are needed to restore the entire city, so far the timing of the work is unknown, but as the mayor noted buchi that they will try to restore or repair the destroyed housing as soon as possible so that the residents of the city can safely return to it anzhelika dmytra, thank you very much for all the details dmytro didora my colleague from buchi joined us in our live broadcast, he told about the progress of infrastructure restoration in in the city after the deoccupation, we are moving on, the vivid destruction of the rashi equipment, the ukrainian aerial reconnaissance and artillery successfully eliminate the artillery calculations of the occupiers, the relevant video was published soldiers of the 28th separate mechanized brigade named after the knights of the winter campaign, the military calls aerodevelopment the eyes of artillery, because its work is not only the transfer of coordinates, aerial scouts also adjust fire on this, so far i have

dwellers, but mainly residents of kyiv and kharkiv , that is, according to german experts, 70% of women have a higher education. there is a study conducted by the universitycation, i do not overestimate the importance of higher education, but despite everything, it at least shows the ability of a person to learn, and if a woman with a higher education cannot find a job for specialty she will simply study and learn other specialties, especially since the authorities of all european countries are doing everything possible to help them get a job

this is one of the districts of kyiv where, in the first days of the war, a rash girl broke in for almost two weeks. i hid in the shelter of one of the universities. there was no sunlight, no fresh air, only eerie sounds and fear above us. battles were going on, tanks were driving, saboteurs were running, and at the same time there was a battle on the dam near the kyiv sea. the battle that was taking place outside, the neighbor said that the sky was simply red from the shelling. after two weeks, the girl and her family went to live with relatives in the west of ukraine, but russian rockets are still flying there, so after sleepless nights, katya went to where safe and although the danger for the girl of the past, the anxiety has not disappeared, every sharp sound, every flight of an airplane or a helicopter throws me into the cold when it flies, i just wait to see if it will fly further or not and inside, everything goes down about most of its symptoms katya is not ready to talk to anya ani's camera with a specialist, reluctance to talk about the experience is a very common manifestation of post-traumatic stress disorder, says a psychologist who

residents of kyiv and kharkiv, that is, educated people left, according to german experts, 70% of women have a higher education, not much lower figure, where is a study conducted by the university of warsaw, two-thirds of them have this, that is, it is fantastic high level of education, i do not overestimate the importance of higher education, but despite everything, it at least shows the ability of a person to learn, and if a woman with a higher education cannot find a job for specialty she will simply study and learn another specialty, especially since the authorities of all european countries are doing everything possible to help them get a job. the amplitude may be a situation when we lose somewhere 500-600 thousand, this is a lot, but in the worst case scenario, i am afraid that we can lose five million, and what is this amplitude due to the duration, first of all the duration of this hot phase, the second is the extent to which women will be able to get a job there and adapt, and the third is the risk that later they will not come here to join men, but on the contrary, men will go there to them if there is no workplace for them if housing is destroyed and that's all and t

losses 14 12 of the kyiv polytechnics died at the front , two were also missing at the front while performing a combat mission. well, we cannot count them among the dead now, and two universityloyees died in the occupation. eternal glory and bright memory to the fallen heroes defending ukraine from the russian aggressor, here is all the news for now. don't miss the next issue. don't miss more news at eight o'clock . read more news on our website, espresso.tv . youtube channel espresso.tv, subscribe to our youtube channel, like us, always have a ukrainian perspective on the world my colleagues ulyana panasyuk and andriy sachuk are ready to continue the espresso information marathon, watch it on the air of our espresso news channel and espresso euro programs for ukrainian refugees in europe, joint broadcast with the atp channel, radio svoboda programs , voice of america time-time programs, inclusion of public television journalists, bbc news ukraine and franz 24 news programs, as well as the broadcast of the informational marathon, the only news, together, we are the power of glory ukraine was ringing with holes from bullets and debris, there is always a need for equipment, th

the kyiv region, first and foremost. there are even facilities where we are completing work while the liberated regions are being rebuilt. russia is even more often attacking schools and universities. mykolaiv region feels good about it. donetsk region, dnipropetrovsk region. the largest universities just this week russia hit a school in kramatorsk under rubble people died in kharkiv oblast almost every day a new broken institution from kander is being hit on buildings sports grounds this is one of the best kharkiv gymnasiums in training schoolchildren in mathematics on the night of july 10 the russian army struck along with kander, she destroyed the building with computer equipment, classes, here is the deputy director of the gymnasium , a few hours after the shelling, in despair, where now she says that teaching children is not that it is inadequate, that this is some kind of barbarism, except for tears. i have no sense now, he refuses to accept what is happening now. anton lives next to the gymnasium , he himself has two sons who are growing up in this school, so i would send them here too if i was sure of the russian army, the occupiers are deliberately destroying schools beca

the muscovite who will come to kyiv and cry big with tears and say oh poor ukrainians and we are such goats moscow is this this this this this is the main place in the universeell yes hell oh what to do with it i honestly have such friends let's go with the russian federation who is there who is there who is there and they literally cry and constantly say call, because if you don't call, then we think that you are insults. yes, i call once a month and say that everything is fine, continue your work, they are really doing something, they are really calling for something, but what to do with the good ones muscovites i think for myself me guys don't want to see muscovites at all. i think you understand and we don't even know what will happen if we meet... abroad, not the same as in ukraine, in ukraine. i think that we will still not be happy for a while. i think it's good a russian is now the one who organizes sabotage in russia, who sets fire to their fuel, which they use to refuel armored personnel carriers, tanks, all that is on us here are the good russians who set fire to the military commissars, who spread sandpaper, and so on . i express my regrets thank

kyiv or kharkov are they lying there somewhere else now, as far as i understand. and now they are hiring new people who may have been at school yesterday, or maybe at the university.are definitely people who are paid simply by the fact that they are paid at least a million a day they won't study the military and military science, that's how much it is in general. well, another 50,000 untrained russians will come, this will have an effect on today's people. they know the numbers. it should be lower than the order of 35,000 untrained or poorly trained russians who are supposed to be mobilized there according to the mechanics of recruitment of these so-called volunteer battalions, well , let's clarify to begin with, they are not recruiting young people, who are green 18-20 years old, who have not held a machine gun in their hands, after all, uh, they are betting on recruiting in such the so-called dobrobats are the public who have at least little experience of serving in the army, well, or you know nothing by and large in this world. they don’t know how to do that. the obvious bet is polyosis, accordingly, there is some kind of ideological mobilization, as in such an

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kyiv. let's start with the rocket and artillery attacks on several ukrainian cities. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: what stands out to me is the city of mykolaiv. it had rocket attacks on a university. there was more this morning, though they're trying to figure out exactly what the damage was and the casualties were. and the mayor says that of 142 days of war, they have only had 21 that have been quiet. 21 without artillery strikes. so that southern part of ukraine has been especially dangerous, especially active as of late of course because of ukrainians have been trying to launch their own push to take back territory around the city of kherson. you also mentioned the rocket attacks in daneap row. there was one on a residential area where two were injured. others may have been trapped under the rubble after a rocket attack last night that injured 16 and killed three and in an industrial area and in total officials say as of late there have been 57 rocket attacks on the city. and in the eastern part of the ku united country, this must be frustrating. they wanted to quickly move on to focussing on taking the donetsk region. it seems that the front lines have barely moved at all ove