myroslava gongadze, richka wirtula, poland.nds of ukrainians affected by russian aggression will be able to submit applications to the international register of damages already in april. this was reported by the ministry of justice of ukraine. they will begin with the registration of applications from people who first of all lost their homes. russia can and should compensate for the damage caused. andriy kostin, the prosecutor general of ukraine, believes so. no one has. no doubt the understanding that it is the aggressor country that must compensate all those who suffered, there is also no doubt, the understanding that there are only those sovereign assets that are seized now, ee, that no one can say now whether russia will agree to compensation after the war, no one knows this either, but there are seized assets that can be used, everything is clear here as well, further on... unfortunately, a political discussion is starting about how to do it, what risks may arise, we understand this discussion, and we understand that there

myroslava gongadze, voice of america, kyiv, ukraine.nwhile, in the city of beverly hills near los angeles, a rally was held to mark the anniversary of the tragic events in mariupol, when russia carried out an airstrike on the local drama theater. during the demonstration, activists also called for the release. all the captured defenders of azovstal. khrystyna shevchenko found out how the americans reacted to such a street action. beverly hills center. activists of the stand with ukraine foundation and representatives of the ukrainian diaspora are standing near the city sign with posters. on them were slogans about mariupol and azovstal. also , they speak into the microphone about what happened two years ago. on march 16, 2022, russia inflicted strikes on the drama theater in the city mariupol, in which more than 600 people died who were hiding, these are children, these are women, these are mothers, so we are here today to commemorate and remind the world that russia is a terrorist country. the second message is the actual release of th

myroslava gongadze, voice of america, kyiv, ukraine. this is the report of miroslav gongata. in turn, kateryna primak, one of the leaders of the women's veterans movement, says that there could be many more women in the army if proper conditions were created for their training. and there is a demand for it - says the activist. with women in war and as a government , the problems of veterans should be addressed. kateryna priymak told iryna solomko. kateryna, i congratulate you, i would still like to start our conversation with you with such a comparison, because you joined the resistance and in 2014 withdrew to the hospitallers, and you returned several times, and now you continue to go to the front, if we compare those opportunities that were in the 14th year for military women yes. and for now, to what extent the war has changed it, or whether it has changed it, is a very difficult question, because anyway we cannot talk about any more or less traditions. our tradition often depends on everything from the personal factor of the one who serves and with whom he serves, and thi