our history has been stolen will get acquainted here near the building of trade unions on maidan nezalezhnosti. i send you my words. thank you. greetings. our correspondent tetyana litvinova told how it is in the capital. the day is passing, it is a holiday, it is the day of ukrainian statehood, and i will conclude the news release with this. in an hour you can read more news on our website and on the pages of espresso social networks on facebook in telegram and on twitter espresso will continue on air my colleagues watch on the air of our of the espresso news channel and the euroespresso program for ukrainian refugees in europe, a joint broadcast with the atp channel, radio svoboda programs , voice of america time-time programs, the 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 strong, glory to ukraine under residents of mykolaiv are constantly bombarded, the city lacks drinking water, medicines and food kits. at first, in mykolaiv, a large number of volunteer orga

with this event that took place to rename the square er maidan of the october revolution to maidan nezalezhnosti father's proposal was heard just on maidan er july 16th at this evening what are you look now, you see, i told you. well, in fact , i didn’t even see it. because the camera is hidden from us , what we are showing is what we are showing at this moment, and we apologize. in fact, they showed us . chornovola was not far behind. i will then briefly ask what is ulyana. maybe you have a question. i am here to take it away. yes, we have very little time left, actually i wanted to ask, er, about me at one time, it was very apt, and your metaphor, yaroslav, about the fact that ukraine, after the declaration of independence, raised two flags at the same time over the verkhovna rada for about 10 days until the beginning. it was in september of the 91st year and i raised two blue-yellow flags over the verkhovna rada at once about the soviet couple, that is, the soviet ukrainian ssr and the newly independent ukraine, and you said then that somehow ukraine lived at once at the same time being both

colorful flags sandwiches hot tea song it's hard to believe, but at the end of 2013 this is what maidan nezalezhnosti looked like, it was called among themselves the maidan of mink coats. everything, because initially businessmen, managers, employees and others, white collars, came to the square. it all started quite peacefully in a single impulse to provide a better life for the country and for ourselves personally, clear examples of this best. i saw it outside of ukraine in neighboring europe where there is stability, there is no corruption, the salary is high and there are unlimited opportunities to travel for good reason, in order to feel like a middle class, ukrainians needed to get the right to travel abroad without hindrance. they are very conditional, that is, the number of ukrainians who left. as tourists, it was significantly lower than those people who again declared that they were representatives of the middle class. the the eleventh or twelfth year, they said that only 4% of the population of ukraine left as tourists, and moreover, if it was one million 600,000 people at that time and ju

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we are in the subway of the city of kyiv at the maidan nezalezhnosti station during the war. entertainmentnts take place here thanks to the fact that the subway - this is a beautiful bomb shelter, you can also stay here during an air raid so, today , an exhibition with pictures was opened for journalists painted by little ukrainians during this war, during the last months, when on february 24, russia will surrender to the sovereignty of the territory of ukraine , there are 300 drawings in total, and works from different regions of ukraine, for example, little daryna painted her work in mariupol, when the city was under ukrainian control, so there are also works from the city of kherson to show that kherson is ukraine, children draw what they see outside their windows during the war, there are also cheerful positive drawings, for example, free ukraine in on the borders of 1991, there are also beautiful ukrainian girls in beautiful embroidered dresses, but there are also quite negative and rather sad pictures, for example, russian soldiers, for example, people who are bleeding, and children

popovych lviv tsn 1+1 marathon only news and about dmytro dmytro monatik gave a concert at the maidan nezalezhnostiation. this is his first performance in ukraine since the singer returned to the motherland. a large-scale war caught the artist abroad, but how he was driving through makariv and how his refrigerator at home touched the artists, the artists told tsn correspondents valery kovalinsky this line in the subway but all of them they are not waiting to use this mode of transport. they all came to dmytro monatik's concert. this is for him. i think this is what saves the emotional and psychological part of a person among the guests. military medics and volunteers, the petition makes sounds when the train passes by, but the acoustics are very cool, the program is interesting, this is a new album, uh, on a military theme, dmytro returned to ukraine, russia, all this time he performed at charity concerts in europe, i saw all this all the time on the screen very i was very worried, my soul was cut in half right at the entrance. we were driving through makariv, it is very difficult . holes are bitte

ambulance, i work as a driver, let's say, since the eighties, i worked on routes in kyiv, inn maidan nezalezhnostie war started, because that's why i served somewhere in the treasury there, well, i drove employees because the transport stopped already in the city. i served the state treasury, so the director said that we need to allocate 10 buses there, eight buses to evacuate people through vorzel, we went anywhere because there are roads were already blocked by the villages on the explained paths, we got there also on dirt roads, how dirt were there and over the dams, we drove through the dachas or drove it ourselves, how many people could you evacuate at a time? maybe maybe 200 maybe maybe more we used to come to russian checkpoints well i tried and all the guys i tried not this one not with him not to argue anything they got on a bus with automatic machines well in a day krug i went back there well the road traveled hmm a lot they saw destroyed vehicles, tanks, bmps, armored personnel carriers were destroyed, this car was destroyed, they drove inside it, how long did they go? it was 100 months

this is her live concert from the maidan nezalezhnosti metro station. of ukrainian prisoners of war in russia and provide them with legal support, this is the task of the pow search project, which was founded by independent rights defenders , among them lawyer mykola polozov, who a few years ago helped captured ukrainian sailors how to save those whose fate is unknown is it possible to exchange prisoners of war in the near future and will lawyers be able to to help those who are threatened with the death penalty by illegal ldr groups in an exclusive interview with a public organization with whom we are trying to reconcile on prisoners of war, and secondly, to provide necessary help to them. i congratulate you. please tell me what is known now about ukrainian prisoners of war in russia. how many are there and in what conditions are they currently there? unfortunately, there is very little information. according to different sources , about 6-7,000 people are inserted if we are talking about prisoners of war, that is, those who were related to the armed forces of ukraine, the national gu

today at the 21st watch the interview with olga polyakova this is her live concert from the maidan nezalezhnosti metro station we will rebuild taras let's launch we will win what you no news together we are strong good morning this is a marathon the only news is starting 144 days of war ictv fact teams are working for you yes windows stb residents of mykolaiv and the mayor of the city oleksandra senkevich reported about powerful explosions in the city that rang out about an hour ago there is ignition but the city authorities will provide all the information in the morning after investigative actions over the past day russians country terrorist shelled several communities in the region, the town of bashtanka was affected permomayske village and the village of lymany nearby mykolaiv this was reported by the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine about the massacre on putemkino. the enemy carried out an airstrike in the region during the day. 17 people were wounded. the regional council reported that the russians have not yet captured the entire luhansk region . fierce fighting continues in t

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