telethon continues and with you the traditional night watch are working in the studio today nataliya ostrovska yevhen kuksin stas yasynskyi and yevhen plinskyi i think you have already noticed that we wearing t-shirts with words of thanks to the polish people and it's just us yesterday, may 3, constitution day was celebrated in poland and well, in fact, i think we have the right to dedicate part of our broadcast to poland to thank the poles, who turned out to be really the fraternal people who have been helping ukraine since the first days the poles supported the war like no one else in the world today, supported ukraine before the war, supports a special one now and that's why, well, we have something to talk about. well, just the story i want to tell confirms your words, and you know friends heard a story that made me feel so warm in my soul. poland gave ukraine her heart. 36-year-old yulia is a citizen of ukraine. she was forced to flee from the war. she had heart failure in principle. well, they were looking for a donor for a long time and she was in a critical condition, and when she arri

glory are not evil..." congratulations, friends, the design guard in the studio works for you nataliya ostrovska yevhen kuksin stas yasynskyi and i yevhen plinskyi the losses of this war, friends, are measured not only by fallen heroes , by mutilated infrastructure, by destroyed houses, the main thing is people, people who are leaving en masse abroad for more than 6 million ukrainians forced and temporarily left the borders of our country, but over time, these people may lose their prefix temporarily and may stay abroad forever, it is in vain that they say that you need to look for a person where it is deeper, where it is better. to get settled in emigration, but in the current conditions, people did not leave of their own free will. ukrainian women are now forced to look for extremely difficult work in order to feed themselves and feed their families, because men stayed in ukraine to protect our state and we can talk about it for hours, but today the focus of our attention is not on why people left and how to bring them back home, but on how ukrainians survive abroad, how ukrainians earn money

spare parts, congratulations friends with you 1+1 night watch and in the studio work for you nataliya ostrovska evgeny kuksin stas and i evgeny klinskyi and i suggest starting with this photo from 1973, when one of the largest fuel crises unfolded in europe, it is difficult believe me, but this is exactly how the fuel crisis led to today's dependence of europe on russian oil and oil products, well, in general, the fuel shortage is a logical consequence of any war and, well, we see it from our own experience, but our dependence on russian and belarusian oil and petroleum products was so strongly formed that the numbers we will show you will frankly surprise you, friends, for 2021 , ukraine consumed more than 8 million tons of diesel fuel, 1.2 million tons of which were actually production is 14%, 3 million tons, 38% is from belarus and 25% was supply from russia, and only 1.8 million tons are lithuania , greece, india, israel, italy, and even turkmenistan , but ukraine's dependence on gasoline imports from russia looks like this in in the 21st year, we consumed more than 2.3 million tons of gaso

will announce them, er, this one, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah, that’s not evgeny blinskyi and nataliya ostrovskaists there, yes, and these, yes, that’s how much this means. hmm , yes, and there you could listen to what uh-weapons. this is this morning, today they again hosted the program from three o’clock in the morning, and it’s called night watch of uh-uh tv channel 1+1 again so poroshenko is called by the surname poroshenko - this is unity, this is the avoidance of conflict, and so on, he stopped stopped, so to speak, the programs for the production of rockets of all programs. well, i am watching this because in the 20th and 21st years, today's government did not manage to form an order for enterprises of the military-industrial complex for the needs of the ukrainian army, and we all know about the fact that in two and a half years for the army, today's government did nothing , as much as they shouted 50 billion from a large amount of theft for the needs of the army, they did nothing a few days before the start of the offensive , and so on. today's authorities and especially specific persons

broadcast and friends, let's pass the word to our colleagues with you were 1+1 night watch nataliya ostrovskaksin stas yasynskyi evgeny plinskyi see you later learn the lessons of history and teach it to the children by meetings, we will transport, we will pass, we will win the news together, we are strong, every defender of ukraine has his own unique superpower meet major general viktor nikoliuk, the calling wind, he sees the plans of the enemy everywhere, like the wind knows no obstacles - this is clearly under his skillful command, the cossacks, seasoned in the russian army, regularly give what carries huge losses now the wind has the title of hero of ukraine glory to heroes glory to ukraine every morning waking up and every evening putting my children to bed i thank you our defenders daily i pray for your life so that you return to your families as soon as possible who protects our country today you are the best i hug everyone tightly you are our angels of work i know that you will stop the enemy guys strength to you you will win we will win any of you after the victory glory to ukraine a

topic for spare parts welcome friends with you 1+1 night watch and in the studio work for you nataliya ostrovskavgeny kuksyn stas yasynskyi and i, yevgeny plinskyi, let's start with this photo from 1973, when one of the largest fuel crises unfolded in europe - it's hard to believe, but it was the fuel crisis that led to today's dependence of europe on russian oil and oil products, well, in general , the fuel shortage is the logical consequence of any war, and yes, we see it from our own experience, but our dependence on russian and belarusian oil and, well, oil products, it was so strongly formed that the numbers are the numbers that we are now we will show you frankly, friends will surprise you with e-e for 2021, ukraine consumed more than 8 million tons of diesel fuel, 1.2 million tons of which were its own production, 14%, 3 million tons, 38% were supplied from belarus and 25% were supplied from russia and only 1.8 million tons, this is lithuania, greece, india, israel, italy , and even turkmenistan, but ukraine's dependence on gasoline imports looks like this: in the 21st year, we consumed m

night watch on 1+1, congratulations, friends, you are with the design watch in the studio, nataliya ostrovska works for you, evgeny kuksin, stas yasynskyi and me evgeny plinskyi, the losses of this war, friends, are measured not only by the fallen heroes, by the ruined infrastructure, by the destroyed houses, the main thing is the people, the people who are leaving en masse abroad already more than 6 million ukrainians were forced to temporarily leave our country, but over time these people may lose their prefix temporarily and may stay abroad forever. in vain, they say that you should look for a deeper person where it is better. and even before the war, ukrainians demonstrated that they could afford to go abroad and in principle it is not bad to get a job in emigration, but in the current conditions, people did not leave of their own free will. ukrainian women are now forced to look for extremely difficult work in order to feed themselves and feed their families because their husbands stayed in ukraine to protect our state and we can talk about it for hours, but today the focus of our attent

telethon continues and with you the traditional night watch are working in the studio today nataliya ostrovska yevhen kuksim stas yasynskyi and yevhen plinsky i think you have already noticed that we are wearing t-shirts with words of thanks to the polish people and it is not for nothing that yesterday, may 3, poland celebrated the constitution day and well, in fact, i think we have the right to dedicate part of our broadcast to poland to thank the poles who showed up indeed, the fraternal people who have been helping ukraine since the first days of the war, the poles support ukraine like no one else in the world today, supported ukraine before the war, support a special one now and that's why we have something to talk about well, that's exactly the story i want to tell confirms your words and you know , friends, i heard a story that made my soul so warm poland gave ukraine her heart, this is six-year-old yulia, a citizen of ukraine, she was forced to flee from the war, she had heart failure in principle well, they looked for a long time for a donor and she had a critical state and when she mo

happening here in lutsk, and friends, let's move on our colleagues with you were 1+1 night watch nataliya ostrovskatas yasynskyi yevhen plinskyi see you later you will learn the lessons of history and teach it to the children see you we will convince defeat we will win the news for thinking unconquered cities of ukraine this is a cozy and comfortable kharkiv a city of students of science and industry a city which since ancient times was repeatedly attacked by tatars , passed both into the hands of bolshevik invaders and would have given german fascists, but kharkiv led and kept ukraine in his heart then and now kharkiv undefeated, we all unite and work together for the sake of eva's smile, who brought diapers serhiy and natalka, with joyful eyes, grandmother alina, who brought bread, maksym, the strong hugs of grandfather andriy, who needed medicine so much for all this to happen, we created a platform and i help where everyone who wants to can help those who it is needed, together we restore the country by helping each other so that everyone is sure that there is always help nearby, their people c