oksana zholnovich, this is what we will talk about this statement talk with pavlo rozenko, vice president of the red cross society of ukraine and minister of social policy of ukraine in 2014-2016, mr. pavly, we congratulate you, i congratulate you. good afternoon, mr. pavla, what does oksana zholnovych mean when she says that we need to take us out of our comfort zone, from that zone you don't know comfort, some sedatives end up in the first aid kit at home well, i understand that we will once again see that the government lives a life of its own separate from what the ukrainian society lives what the ukrainian people live because i understand that the majority of ukrainians. i think that 99% after, especially after february 24, 2022, that is, for over a year and a half, are definitely outside the comfort zone, and taking ukrainians out of comfort here is also not uh, no, no, no, no, it’s not worth it, and it’s kind of, you know, mild in other words, the comparison of the minister of social policy is very unfortunate, which i say once again that i am simply emphasizing that the minister o

territory, including donbass and part of kharkiv oblast, let's talk about one more minister, oksana zholnovich the name and surname of the minister of social policy, i repent of my ignorance. of journalism did not even know who our ministers, because they often change there, she gave an interview to the ukrainian media, in which she said that it is necessary to take the ukrainian people, ukrainian citizens out of their comfort zone, well, this is almost a verbatim quote, because it is necessary to reduce their social welfare, social protection during the war, well, you wrote about it in social networks, how do you evaluate such initiatives to remove the comfort zone and what should be the response of the minister, prime minister, prime minister denys shmegalyan. similar statements, well, such statements should be dismissed resignation, because look, the state fund has the fund , well, this ministry has all the functionality to see who abuses social benefits and who doesn't, social care is the task of the state, you know, it reminds me of tritsyakov, they say, that they are still girlfriends wh

whom received prostheses this year alone, about 21 000 people, the minister of social policy oksana zholnovichormed about this, however, the rate of amputations in the country is much higher than the number of prostheses due to terrorist attacks in russia and combat operations on the front of ukraine, the number of such people will only grow, and after being wounded , veterans often face oblique views or intrusive help as respond tolerantly to people with prostheses , let's see oleg , the master turned 31 years old at the beginning of a full-scale war, the man went to fight , years of training at a military school were behind him so oleg went to the front already with the rank of junior lieutenant, then he promised his parents that he would return home already as a captain , however, he did not have time to receive this rank and he did not have time to reach his position near kupyansk, this summer oleg spodin was left without a leg, he was injured, i did not lose consciousness i felt that there was no leg, that is, in principle there was no chance to save it, and i asked the doctors what happe

more than 20,000 have already received prostheses this year alone, minister of social policy oksana zholnovichowever , the number of prosthetics in the country is much higher than the number of prosthetics. how to react tolerantly to people who lost limbs as a result of russian aggression ? sir , he turned 31 years old at the beginning of the full-scale war, the man went to fight behind his years of training at a military school, so oleg went to the front already with the rank of junior lieutenant then he promised his parents he would return home as a captain, however, he did not have time to receive this rank . he flew to his position near kupyansk this summer. oleg spodin was left without a leg. he was injured. i did not lose consciousness. i was able to save it, i ask the doctors what’s wrong with his leg, well , it’s not. he’s still alive, and thank god the loss of his leg didn’t make oleg weaker. the veteran was fitted with a prosthesis. now he’s undergoing rehabilitation at the lviv super humans center instead. the husband is often puzzled by the reaction of passers-by, using his example