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myroslav, we welcome you, and good day, congratulations, sir myroslav, we heard two such encouraginguse this series and this comedy of the absurd dragged into ... big losses on both sides for the economy, one way or another, and it seemed to us that there was light at the end of the tunnel after the government donald tusk said that he would introduce these customs and border crossings into the critical infrastructure, and we realized that oh, so there is a legal mechanism and already, as they say, within the framework of the critical infrastructure , it is not possible to engage in a total blockade, but this is fresh a few hours ago directly from the border. on volunteer nazar smyk posted photos and tells that there are blocked trucks on the polish side, they are without grain, without containers, there are military trucks, and six more trucks and trailers are waiting in the netherlands to get to the front with our troops, but the trucks that follow them, empty to put these trucks on the platform, are also blocked, and this contradicts, at least, promises that critical humanitarian g

myroslav, for being with us in our studio, myroslav chakh, a polish politician and public figure wasnow we are moving to the capital, there already five wounded are reported by mykhailo shamanov, spokesman of the kyiv city military administration, we are in touch, mr. mykhailo, we welcome you, and please immediately tell us about the scale of the destruction, there were reports, in particular, about the destroyed children's educational institution, and about the destroyed houses, please confirm, deny, actually specify, so as not to was of such speculations, well, again, we can talk about previous information, as a result of a missile attack on kyiv, the fall of a lanka was recorded in several districts, in the pocherskyi district , a multi-story non-residential building was previously damaged, without subsequent drilling, emergency services are already working on the spot, it is now known about four victims, thank god, so far no information about the dead has been received, it has also been recorded. attacks by units in the solomyansk, dnipro , darnytsk districts, units there are als

myroslav, myroslav cech, please excuse me, polish politician, public figure, i apologize, because ifwill speak, then anna eva melnyk will not speak, and this is wrong, she is the one who will start speaking now, word to the news.

myroslav, myroslav czach is a polish politician and public figure. was on the air of espresso, they talkedday's meeting at the governmental level between kyiv and warsaw in order to resolve the conflict and the border blockade, which arose since last year, but in addition to this topic... i would like to inform you that the poles unblocked the traffic of trucks at the checkpoint in hryniv dolgobychiv until april 2. this is reported by the state border guard service of ukraine, and in fact, the blockade will end on march 28, that is, from today until april 2. from the polish side , it was reported that the passage of trucks is carried out as usual, approximately 120 trucks are in the queue. here is such operational information, let's go. i will also inform you during the broadcast, if there will be any updates, now there is a short pause, after it we will add kharkiv, the situation in kharkiv is not easy right now, kharkiv region further continues to apply blackouts , well, what is happening in kharkiv, i just want to finish this topic, this is a question about the awareness of people who s

myroslav, congratulations you are welcome, have a good day. glory to ukraine. glory as a hero. glory. yes, and what, what kind of a brawler are you? it turns out that some protesting farmers on the polish-belarusian border say that we are good catholics, we have to celebrate easter, we left. and those are some bad catholics are sitting here at our customs crossings, they don't go home to celebrate easter, they will continue to hinder everything. unfortunately, the situation with the polish. er farmers are such that they are quite strongly subordinated, influenced by the influence of russian propaganda in poland, er, and very often and very strongly they use such rhetoric, which shows that russia's war in ukraine is a big threat to us, but an even greater threat to us is the presence of ukrainian agricultural products in poland, because, and a number of answers to the questions appear here, because in... the polish village has really serious problems, because they, the structure of the polish village is backward, there is, it requires reform, and the reason, if for why that refo

and myroslav discovered in rappelling, going back is going forward, and terror was just one step beforere you go. super. >> reporter: as the children learned the ropes, the moms seemed to be near the end of theirs. >> it will be hard for you to hear this. >> reporter: they were lead by clinical psychologist amit oren, with translation by iryna prykhodko. amit is an assistant professor at the yale school of medicine. >> the way i approach this group of people is not in looking at their trauma. it's in looking at their strengths. >> and what strengths are you finding? >> capacity for love, honesty. these are the strengths that they're finding. all i do is take a flashlight, illuminate inside them, and let them see and remember who they are. >> reporter: but svitlana melnyichuk, on the left, didn't see the light. she didn't believe in break throughs. she brought her daughter, myroslava, while her adult daughter stayed home. svitlana lost her husband, yuriy, a civilian building inspector, who volunteered the day after putin invaded. svitlana mixed homemade explosives for the troops, as her

myroslav kobalyanskyi. the exhibition presents 30 photos from the album of the same name, which have already been seen in 34 countries of the world. artistic pictures of myroslav kobylyansky, who lived in mariupol for seven years, created by aerial photography. the photos show a peaceful city of half a million people that has not yet been destroyed by the russians. here you can see the river basin at different times of the year. the main one is this. convey to those regions what has become, well, which now, well , live more or less in a peaceful situation, what happened to mariupol, what kind of feat and what it consists of, as they say, here is mariupol, what all ukraine owes mariupol, and of course, those territorial communities that received a lot of immigrants. so that the locals would understand a little better those people who passed through hell as yevhen says, the photos will help residents of mariupol to recreate its beauty today and in the future. these are very, very valuable pictures, why, becau

miroslav , myroslav chech , please excuse me, polish politician, public figure, i apologize, because if mr. myroslav will speak, then anna eva melnyk will not speak, and this is wrong, it is she who will now... start speaking to the news. greetings to all viewers of espresso, this is news, from dear anna vamelnyk, i will start this issue with such a tragic day for dnipropetrovsk region. a 16-year-old boy died as a result of enemy shelling of the chervono-grigorivska community. another guy has a brain injury. he is in intensive care and doctors are fighting for his life - said the head of the region, serhiy lysak. also, during the day, the occupiers killed 14 times in nikopol and myrivska hromada. as a result of the attack, private houses were damaged. ponivychyny household building, two administrative buildings, a utility company, power lines, a gas pipeline and a boiler house. not to cover pseudo-elections in the occupation, the ukrainian obbutsman urged foreign journalists to do so. as dmytro lubinets wrote on his facebook, the russians use their propaganda media to show the allege

the author of the exposition is myroslav, a native of kolomyia, major zsu kobylianskyi. the exhibition presents 30 photos from the album of the same name, which has already seen the light of day in 34 countries. artistic photos of myroslav kobylyanskyi, who lived in mariupol for seven years, were created using the method of aerial photography. in the photos, a peaceful city of half a million people, which... has not yet been destroyed by the russians, here you can see the azov region at different times of the year. the main thing is to convey to those regions what happened, well, which now, well, live more or less in a peaceful situation, what happened to mariupol, what kind of feat and what it consists of, how they say, this is mariupol, what does all of ukraine owe to mariupol? and of course, so that those territorial communities that accepted a lot of immigrants, so that the local people understand a little more those people who went through hell, as yevhen says, the photos will help the residents of mariupol to recreate its beauty today and in the future, these are v

myroslav marynovich is a witness to the tragic history of soviet ukraine. from his stories , the reasons for today's full-scale war become clear. when we read about the resistance of the sixties, about the resistance of the dissidents, about the camps they were in, we understand the connection of today's war, we understand what this war is for, why it is being fought. there were very few dissidents, but they chose this path, yes, to be bound for the truth, to defend human rights, to defend ukrainian culture. ukrainians demonstrated that they are the heirs of those values ​​that the dissidents had, namely , when there is a choice between the instinct of self-preservation and the moral instinct. they choose moral. the next issue at 9 o'clock, read more on our website esreso.tv, also on our social networks, join, put your favorites. next, welcome to the air my colleagues, lesya vakluk and andriy saichuk, don't switch, stay with the espresso team. that's right, soldiers of the platoon of unmanned aerial systems sapsa. hit the equipment and manpower of the enemy

myroslav morynovych became a living witness of the tragic history of soviet ukraine.rom his history, the reasons for today's full-scale war become clear. when we read about the resistance of the sixties, about the resistance of dissidents, about the camps. in which they were, we understand the connection of today's war, we understand what this war is for, why it is being fought, there were very few dissidents, but they chose this path, yes, to be imprisoned for the truth, to defend human rights, to defend ukrainian culture, ukrainians have demonstrated that they are the heirs of those values ​​that the dissidents had, namely, when there is... a choice between the instinct of self-preservation and the moral instinct, they choose the moral one. close the collection. espresso viewers raised money for walkie-talkies and headphones for the 65th separate mechanized brigade. in the last edition, i said that it should be done by the end of the week. and you have already done it . they donated even more than was needed. in the last hour alone, you transferred 70,000. in total,

myroslav marynovych became alive a witness to the tragic history of soviet ukraine. from his stories, the reasons for today's full-scale war become clear. we give about the resistance of the sixties, about the resistance of the dissidents, about the camps in which they were. we understand the connection of today's war, we understand what this war is for, why it is being fought, there were very few dissidents, but they chose this path, yes, to be bound for the truth, to defend human rights, to defend ukrainian culture. ukrainians have demonstrated that they are the heirs of those values ​​that...were dissidents, namely, when in march alone, ukraine may lose uah 6.5 billion in customs revenue due to the blocking of the border by polish demonstrators. despite the conflict with the neighbors, our stores are stocked with polish goods. what products are from poland? are in the range of supermarkets and whether the citizens of bylotserki willingly buy them, my colleague lyubov gerashchenko inspected. sweets, tea, coffee and many other products that are brought from poland t

artistic photos of myroslav kobylyanskyi, who lived in mariupol for seven years, were created using thel photography. the photos show a peaceful city of half a million people that has not yet been destroyed by the russians. here you can see the river basin at different times of the year. the main thing is to bring it to those regions. what happened, well, who now , well, live more or less in a peaceful situation, what happened to mariupol, what kind of feat and what is it, it boils down, as they say, to mariupol, what all ukraine owes mariupol, and of course, that those territorial communities that accepted a lot of immigrants, that the local people a little more... understand those people who went through hell. as yevhen says, the photos will help residents of mariupol to recreate its beauty today and in the future. these are very, very valuable pictures, why, because this will never happen again, there will probably be something else, yes, but this very thing will never happen again, and that is why they are unique, there is a unique exhibition, and for people to understand what beaut

proper names from myroslav. barchu sunday: 17:10 at ereso.ations, friends, on the air of the espresso tv channel. the second part of the verdict program. my name is serhiy rudenko. history unfolds literally before our eyes in krasnohirsk near moscow. in the kroku city concert hall hol there was a shooting this evening before the band's performance. picnic, it is currently known that 18 people died, however, there are different statistics about 40 people and more than 50 were injured, let's see what happened this evening in the moscow suburbs in the crocus city hol shopping center. shoot with automatic weapons, shoot at the crowd, some people are shooting, panic, panic, miss, quiet, quiet, calm, calm, please. the main directorate of intelligence of the ministry of defense of ukraine has already reacted to this so-called terrorist attack and shooting in the moscow region, they in the department.

zaporizhzhia is the street of myroslav simchych, who was a hero of the upa, which is a countersignala, and this is firstly, secondly, for example, yes, in the city of zaporizhzhia, there are regular patrols , who clean russian signs and etc., i.e. actively implement ukrainization, including by attracting fines, in addition, in the city of zaporizhzhia many... events are held, especially by immigrants in this regard, so i think that on reshkina in the principle does not matter whether there are programs or not, it is important for them to have what they will declare, whether they want to see them there or not, but here another moment is quite interesting, when putin announced the svo, he announced it in relation to the whole of ukraine, and in a few weeks, i know that there was a certain conversation of fsbeshniks. with deputies to the occupied.

greetings, good evening, my name is myroslav abarchuk, this is a self-titled program, a joint projectpresso tv channel and ukrainian foam. today we will talk about the outstanding artist, sixty-year-old alla gorska, about how ... today's full-scale war, the war with russia, reveals and expresses the fate of a whole generation of sixties, whom we have not read, appreciated, seen and did not feel, and this is how the actual events, which are happening now, how they express the fate of an entire generation and, in particular, alegorskaya. olena grozovska, art critic, i have on the air, congratulations olena, congratulations. good evening, olena is a co-curator of an exhibition that takes place in kyiv, in a ukrainian house, and the exhibition is called alagorska boreviter, we will talk a lot more about this exhibition, about what you can see at it, and it has already opened and you can visit it , but i will start with the name boreviter, boreviter is the name of one of the mosaics that was executed in particular, alya gorska and a group, yes, opanas zalevaha was there, yes, a group of he

and thus stifling the russian government and the russian economy. by the way, yesterday you had myroslav chech, a polish politician, journalist, as a guest, he somehow talks about the fact that ukrainian they don't even allow grain that goes in transit, it doesn't settle on polish markets, but russian grain is bought just for the needs, the internal needs of poland, russia creates such a smoke screen, it. so that they don't see what she is doing and concentrates all the rays, so to speak, of information on ukraine, well, it's just that ukraine should have been able to react earlier, explain earlier, well, on the other hand, you know, but in essence this is already a discussion with on the part of donald tusk, that they will pay attention not only to the ukrainian wagons that are overflowing with grain, but also attention is paid directly to grain from the aggressor country, but in the meantime the blockade is still getting stronger, polish farmers almost do not produce in... from our country, the spokesman of the state border service andriy demchenko noted that the farmers blocked six ch

ukraine's accession to the european union. you see, you are a former member of the polish diet, myroslav just said on our air that this has already turned from protests into a kind of economic border war, but look, here optimist? in fact, we heard this from the prime minister of poland, donald tusk, who announced an appeal to the polish diet, well, to introduce sanctions on russian or so-called belarusian agricultural products, that's what he said. i turned to the marshal of the sejm in warsaw and proposed a resolution calling on the european commission to introduce full sanctions against russian and... belarusian agricultural products, i am convinced that a joint european decision will be much more effective than the individual decisions of the states of the region, i understand them, but i would like the decision on sanctions against russian and belarusian food products and whole-house products to be adopted by the entire european union. and here's what prime minister donald tusk said today, it confirms this information, which was passed on to us by an insider from warsaw, that he was

the phenomenon of ukrainian dissidents: myroslav myrynovych, a political prisoner of the ussr, and the founder of the ukrainian helsinki union, shared his life story. together with myroslava barchuk , they talked about the phenomenon of ukrainian dissidents in kyiv protorikrain, the conversation, which was initiated for the 75th anniversary of the rights activist, was devoted to the crucial role of dissidents in preserving statehood. yaroslav marynovych became a living witness of the tragic history of soviet ukraine. from his stories, the reasons for today's full-scale war become clear. when we read about the resistance of the sixties, about the resistance of the dissidents, about the camps in which they were, we understand the connection of today's war, we understand what this war is for, why it is here. there were very few dissidents, but they chose this path, yes, to be imprisoned for the truth, to defend human rights, to defend ukrainian culture. ukrainians have demonstrated that they are heirs to those values ​​that dissidents had, namely, when there is a choice between the instin

greetings, good evening, my name is myroslav barchuk, this is a self-titled program, a joint projectub and the espresso tv channel. today we will talk about how we should remember the culture, the act of commemoration of the fallen heroes. here is schopenhauer's well-known opinion that a nation does not consist of live obyat. and from the dead heroes, it seems to me that this is a very deep thought that should be remembered, taken into account, and in this context it is very important how we in... this is anton drubovych, director of the institute of national remembrance and a military serviceman, anton , greetings, my honor, good evening, we will talk separately about the military cemetery later, yes, which for some reason takes so long and in torment its idea is born and for some reason takes so long to be realized, yes, where the dead soldiers are buried now. but i will start with another question, and i i will start with the question of a general memorial , a place to honor our heroes, yes, let's call it a memorial or a pantheon, there is no difference, why in 30 years we have no

own names from myroslav.unday: 17:10 implementation of the national plan 28 territorial communities from 14 oblasts of ukraine joined the women, peace, security, response to the challenges of war project, which was financially supported by the british government. the initiative from last year is implemented thanks to the partnership of six of the strongest women's public organizations with the office of the government commissioner for gender policy. when. we are talking about this policy and the approach of women's security measures, we are talking about different social groups of the population, it is necessary to identify their needs and take them into account then the formation and implementation of state policy, only then can state policy be effective, we talk about this at the government level, but the mechanisms and tools are laid in such projects. citizen security issues today. unites east and west, south and north of ukraine like never before. the experience of the project has shown that our state is

are also many films that i ’m sure you also seen, this is olesya sanin's dovbush. the king of rap myroslavservedly did poorly at the box office, i don't know, maybe because they didn't give much publicity, but this is a very good tape, kings of rap. philip sutnichenko's lyapalisida is a film that is not for everyone, but it will definitely go down in history, because it is extremely difficult to shoot, and it is really such a very, very talented, iconic film. my carpathian grandfather, zaze buadze, if you haven't watched this tape, be sure to watch it, because it's awesome. of course, it's also cute, there 's bohdan bonyuk in the main role, he plays such a grandfather, who does not have a very good relationship with his grandson, and they try throughout the film somehow resolve this issue, i am nina, the film by marisa nikityuk, which i personally liked very much, but caused a lot of different controversies, it is actually a film based on the book of the same name about tv presenter yanina sokolova, in fact. well, but the film is very different from the book, there are also many funny mome

or even ukraine's entry into the european union, you see, the former member of the polish diet, myroslav czach , just said on our air that it has already grown from protests in the framework of a kind of economic border war, but look, here we heard something optimistic, it is from the prime minister of poland, donald tusk, who... announced an appeal to of the polish diet, well, it's to introduce sanctions on russian or so-called belarusian agricultural products, that's what he said. i approached marshal kaseima in warsaw and proposed a resolution calling on the european commission to impose full sanctions on russian and belarusian agricultural products. i am convinced that... a joint european solution will be much more effective than individual solutions of the states of the region. i understand them, but i would like a decision on sanctions against russia and belarus of food and whole products was adopted by the entire european union. and here 's what prime minister donald tusk said today, it confirms this information, which was passed on to us by an insider from warsaw, that he was sin