oleksia good night, we wish you a good night. i congratulate you olena. oleksia received more and more powerful support, physical support from various countries, monetary support, how in the coming weeks this will affect the course of the war, well, look, i would say that this support actually demonstrates the colossal solidarity of the world with ukraine and at the same time we have to understand that this support is largely created by the ukrainian government, we see, for example , the speeches of volodymyr zelenskyi before the parliaments of the world before various artistic circles and so scientific and so on. in other words, we are essentially constantly forming this solidarity with ukraine, which eventually turns into the decisions of western governments about lend-lease and so on. now, in reality, this is the decision that the american congress voted for 40 billion. how will it actually affect it ? already now we see a situation related to the fact that rather we are discussing a counter -offensive because uh let's say we have entered our native th

his phones have disappeared, as of today, information about his whereabouts from various sources oleksiaid not make any demands . i understand that the occupiers did not forward this information to, in particular, his family or to our colleagues, respectively. no, they did not forward it, neither to relatives, nor to colleagues . god forbid threats, we know that the premises of the kherson branch were captured, that the occupiers tried to find out the personal data of our employees, the information channels from the occupied territory are unstable, they are not clear, and we understand that anyone who is in the occupied territory is at risk dmytro thank you e- it was dmytro kozlov , a member of the board of the national public broadcasting company of ukraine. over the temporarily occupied territories because now it is very important for us to know the truth, and i once again, on behalf of all colleagues, from all public workers, from all journalists of ukraine, appeal to the international community, in particular, that they contribute to the release of our colleague, public engineer olek

euro-atlantic integration, he joins our broadcast and we are very happy to see him to congratulate oleksiad evening good evening good evening good evening thank you honestly for finding the time to set it aside for us and join the broadcast of the plasov let's do just that and let's start because actually the questionnaire is already 2:0, we conveyed what will happen next, what will be the next procedure, also taking into account the fact that unfortunately, opinions are heard from representatives of other countries, including france, you know about what macron said one day because ukraine's accession to the eu will take years, and that will take decades, for example. so what does this all mean in aggregate? it means that ukraine needs to work not only for our soldiers on the front lines who protect our country very well and have already liberated certain cities from invaders and officials bureaucrat , economist, lawyer, ministry, deputy of the president's office, we all have to work so that we bring ukraine closer to europe every day, indeed, we will have to adopt a lot of legislation, ch

as much as they are to grow, but the money there is none at all and a person cannot buy anything oleksia come back a little at this moment specifically to food products, we talked to several businessmen before the broadcast and recorded their comments about what is happening in their specific industry and here i suggest you listen now the inclusion of victor gordiy, co-owner of the uman greenhouse plant, he simply described in a few words what is happening now at his enterprise, he is engaged in growing tomatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers and tomatoes, and how many they cost now, how much they will cost in a year or in six months, and in general, what is on this market, let's listen to his short introduction, the products we sold there for 100-150 uah last year. now we sell 70 uah each . we will reduce the prices of these types of products in order to sell them, that is, it will be at a price and in this way it will be achieved for the following year. there are no people there. if everything comes back, then we will start to change the more elite, more expensive goods again. for some time, it

all these three sub-stock exchanges are located in russia, says redford, oksana bedratenko, oleksia osyka - voice download the voice of america mobile application, the application allows you to automatically bypass blocking thanks to the built-in vpn service, read news, watch informative programs and videos, and also listen to podcasts of the ukrainian service of the voice of america, and in new york the world stage, which refused to cooperate with russian artists after the start of a full-scale war against russia the ukrainian operator immediately stopped cooperation with two russian opera singers, anna netrebko, and a false hern-zava, who supported the putin regime metropoliten offered to perform their parts to the world-famous ukrainian performer lyudmila monastersky. her very first performance was met with a standing ovation by the new york audience. of the day ms. ludmila and you are a star of the world stage and a metropolis there, this is probably the top to what extent of your career, this is not your first performance, but it was probably during the war under the time of some rat

director of the institute of ears, in contact of the history of moldova, i hope i said it correctly oleksiacongratulations to you do you understand ukrainian or is it better to ask questions in russian a little easier for me well, let's go, even if only for you, the sources of the british edition of the times in the ukrainian intelligence agency claim that russia has developed even clear plans already invasion of moldova how you estimate such a probability to what extent it is possible well, i admit that there are some plans, but the problem is that the plans must coincide with the possibilities of ambition, and ammunition is needed, and in this sense, i have large doubts i have already expressed my doubts, and not only myself, but many experts say that the opportunities. and so from transnistria, er, to odesa or to chisinau, they are limited to so much because the troops deployed on this territory are not very combat-capable there, 1,500, 1,500 russian soldiers which were not removed from there, even though russia assumed the relevant international obligations. well, there are several thou

we will start a counterattack, when we will go to the border, meanwhile, the minister of defense oleksianikov is already talking about it what will it be a protracted war for russia in ukraine quite pessimistic forecasts are coming from the mouths of representatives of western special services and what does ukraine need besides heavy weapons, besides the weapons that we expect from the united states of america and the countries that are united in this group rammstein eh 40 ministers of defense eh different countries, what needs to be done inside ukraine, because we talk a lot. we have a lot of hopes that the west will help us with weapons . maybe there are some things that the ukrainian government should do and what it is not doing now. including the verkhovna rada well, if we are talking to you about the war, i think that, unfortunately, it will drag on and i predicted it earlier, i don't quite understand my colleagues who said that we will be able to win in a week or two. unfortunately, the enemy is violent unfortunately, the enemies have this, as we said today, there is a lot of bioma

oleksiy movchan, member of the ukrainian parliament, people's deputy of ukraine, contact us yaroslav oleksiangratulations glory to ukraine so, oleksiy, you are the co-author of the law on basic principles forcible seizure in ukraine of objects of property rights of the russian federation and the attention of its residents when the large-scale nationalization of russian property starts, yes. now we are talking about the draft law number e-e number 7269, which concerns the extension of the law you mentioned specifically to residents of the russian federation, i.e. e- first, at the beginning of the war, the verkhovna rada adopted the law itself, which provided for the confiscation of property if it is owned by the state of the russian federation or its government, and now we proposed and the verkhovna rada voted in the law-draft which expands the list of subjects. that is, it will be possible for the state of ukraine to confiscate the property of natural persons and legal entities of the russian federation that carry out activities on the territory of ukraine. this is the law, as far as the law

oleksia. all the political people are talking about the possibility of opening the transnistrian front. all the people are military experts, not political. the military themselves say that it is practically suicide because there are not enough troops there. the territory there is flat, it's just a plain, it's very difficult to hide there, it's very easy to resume attacks , and it's very difficult to send landings into the territory of this unrecognized republic, the local residents don't want to fight. it's all a lie that someone there supports the russian army. the russian army, according to various estimates 1 .5 to 5,000 people for the ukrainian army, this is this, this is not the number. transnistria and you have to follow my electoral district, which directly borders transnistria, so i'm watching this situation all the time and you have to be vigilant and attentive but really from transnistria they planned an auxiliary strike to the main strike it's not pulling at all now i think that it

oleksia, talking about gasoline and oil, i want to move on to the topic of sanctions against russia aboutossible oil embargo . it will affect the russian economy and well, and the world economy, something will happen to the world economy in the same way. then how much can gasoline cost here? and in europe, how much can it cost? well, the oil bargo is the first part of the energy bargo, which has overlap in russia because we understand very well that no one in europe can give up russian gas and europe yet, but here we have to move gradually because we can, in principle, a lot so that europe leads the energy debt already today, but we will simply provoke an economic crisis in europe and the economic crisis will lead to the fact that the europeans will not be able to actively help there, as they can do now, moreover, the public mood in europe will fluctuate significantly because, of course, europeans are these people who profess a certain system of values, but we understand that a part of the electorate there still perceives events through the prism of their own interests, for example, the e

oleksia. transparently, and you had a relationship, in particular, with the work of this system, which, honestly , justice, let's be frank in the management of state finances, and now we understand that in the conditions of martial law, we must work according to the old rules, let's say that peacetime e is not working for us, what is the system doing transparently now, is it even active in our country now, why is it asking, because in the future, we will need to purchase a lot of things for the state, not only at the expense of the state, but also at the expense of e-e partners who are currently helping us will be here transparently relevant means transparent management of state funds. it is always relevant. it is generally the creation of a transparent system of public procurement. it was a condition of the imf, at one time, for the allocation of funds, and this is correct. that is , we are all used to what you bought for how much? yes , we go into the system and see how how did our village council spend our taxes with you, the conditions , during the war, the system is voluntary, why

narcissists in modern ukrainian politics for me the first is narcissus volodymyr zelenskyi, the second is oleksiaird is andriy yarmak, for me there are three main narcissus, and now let someone object to me, no, no, there is such a price for narcissus, uh, that's what they want to say about podalyak and now danilov and now they are probably of a different caliber to bark at the fact that their failure is simply a failure because the government stifles freedom during the war and to say that someone in europe does not see this, then to think of europeans that they are simply stupid europeans, too, well, some standard. well, let's not bark, let's not, let's not arrange shit, let's be united. and these are the people, you know what it's like in the army over there. let's smoke your cigarettes, and then each one of us by themselves and they will give what is there now in the face and later they will say oh, let's live amicably, let's not fight, because fighting is ugly. it's so ugly to fight, but first there, we are here, and then don't run into us, because this is treason . there are hostile narrativ

well , to thank oleksia, we involve ilya neskhodovskyi, the director of the institute of socio -economico knows how it works, your forecasts for the near future regarding gasoline, i actually agree with absolutely everything that was stated about the fact that there are of course problems with logistics there are problems with the fact that it is necessary to reduce fuel consumption inside the country by applying any methods that are possible and of course the use of public transport is one of the effective ways for people to transfer from cars directly to e-e the same public transport i have i also mean electric vehicles, i mean trams , trolleybuses, which would give an opportunity to save on new ones , and these are of course the right steps, even the use of buses, in which many more people travel, then accordingly, less is spent on one person due to the exchange rate. well, i wouldn’t say that it is flying. and that’s how it started. let’s just say that the pressure is so powerful that it is satisfied, and the sale of currency that was sent to ukraine to ensure the revenues of our bud

not want to spend billions to heal his country and billions to heal his country anna kostyuchenko oleksiaushev for the voice of america from kyiv since the beginning of the war in ukraine, a record number of foreign journalists has been working for them the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine has reduced as much as possible accreditation procedure only in the first days of the war , more than a thousand correspondents received permission to work, including in the east, american journalist jack crosby, one of them, about his work in ukraine, the role of the media in this war, as well as the rules that help him remain impartial, he told iryna solomko, the american journalist jack rosby first packed his things and went to ukraine 7 years ago, it was his first business trip. after graduating from the columbia school of journalism, then his photos from the east and also occupied donetsk was published by the guardian times of london and independentavis news. i always wanted to cover conflicts or natural disasters. such stories resonate with me. i studied the conflict in ukraine. almost

oleksiy lobudky and oleksia. thank you very much for this conversation.ksiy lobutsky was with us. well, now we will go on a very cool break, friends, and return to our engine was illegally turned off by the rrt on april 4

ternopil kryvyi rih many cities friends thank you for your comments uh, i want uh, now to talk to oleksia behind you about our second a part of the program. so, we agreed that we will talk about journalism in war conditions, about how ukrainian journalists are working now, we know that today is world press freedom day, and unfortunately uh- unfortunately, we have a sad statistic that at least 20 journalists, three media representatives, have died in ukraine, you followed this, work with this topic, can you tell who exactly was among the dead reliable people, and that all of them died in hot spots while performing their duties congratulations to ostap. congratulations to our viewers. unfortunately , we actually have very sad statistics according to the national union of journalists in ukraine. 23 representatives of the media in ukraine have died, including journalists, media representatives, and teachers. of them died with weapons in their hands on the battlefield, some of them died as civilians during the shelling of houses, some died as journalists who fulfilled their duties to the last