bulletproof vests report on sending the next batch of aid from my colleagues lilia anisimova and oleksiy kovalenko medical equipment worth more than 5 million dollars, including 485,000 screws and supplies for wound care and 195 ventilators, all of this is being sent to ukraine by the governor and the maryland department of health with the help of united help ukraine and the chester table dance hopful nation police staff also contributed hundreds of bulletproof vests and tactical vests here to understand the extent of today's aid how much cargo for 127 pallets, this is a whole cargo plane, for the last 48 hours we have been in touch and tried to organize the shipment of such a large cargo. i did not expect this and am very grateful to whom the shipment of the cargo is taking place. it is a sister city of odessa since 1975. after talking with the mayor of odessa, larry hogan , the governor of merigondo made a decision about the need for emergency assistance, we are running around, we have a surplus of ventilators after the covid pandemic, we are sending $5 million worth of equipment in our conversa

agricultural shock can lead to long-term global problems, especially in low- income countries, oleksiy kovalenkoells under threat global supplies of wheat, corn and barley, oil crops, oil and fertilizers, global prices for food products from plants by almost 13%. from the beginning of full-scale russian aggression, the white house declares, president joe biden said on wednesday during a visit to kankata that if he does everything possible to help american farmers fill this gap, which he does not blame russian president vladimir putin, you are really the backbone of our country, this is not an exaggeration, but you also feed the world and we see that with putin's war against ukraine you have also become the backbone of freedom on wednesday biden announced a series of measures for farmers they include additional support so that farmers can to plant two sets of grain per year, technologies that will allow the use of less fertilizers and a two-fold increase in the financing of domestic fertilizer production to 500 million dollars, the president of the european investment first sounded the alarm this

our program, which in fact, we also stated in the description of the pair that we will talk to oleksiy kovalenko. this is my colleague, we will talk with him about journalism in ukraine , about the journalistic war, oleksiy. i congratulate you. but first, let's read it. i want to read it from where the users are watching us. in italy and lviv in warsaw in bukovina in kyiv e greetings from uman zshko e from kharkov e from kyiv colorado dnipro rome ivano-frankivsk e lviv oblast krakow e 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 t

become the last editorial task, but the media continue to cover and to document the history oleksiy kovalenkostyantyn golubchyk voice of america we continue our broadcast photographing ukrainian children wounded in the war to collect the history of witnesses of war crimes and to transfer this evidence to the world media such a mission has been chosen for itself since the beginning of the war by the press service of the largest children's hospital of ukraine okhmatdyt about its cooperation with leading world media and the importance of reporting the truth in the fight against russian propaganda, see the interview of okhmatdyt's press secretary anastasia magheramova from whom maria prus spoke to. my name is anastasia from gramova. i am the press secretary of the national children's specialized hospital okhmatdyt. this is the largest children's hospital in ukraine, but since the beginning of the war, the hospital has been providing care to adults, including adults. everything that happens in the hospital, starting from the first day, we all filmed, killed, how children with shrapnel wounds, mine

introduction of war and the killing of the civilian population, in an interview with my colleague oleksii kovalenko the chief rabbi of ukraine, revan osman, tells about this. they led kyiv from the same directions as the german occupation troops, they hit the jewish cemetery in hlukhiv with rockets, they de-nazified jewish graves in berkovets in kharkiv bila in babyny yar to the church it is called denazification or for example about mariupol we interviewed a girl from mariupol whose father was a jew he was killed by a russian mortar weapon he was buried sprinkled with earth right in the yard yesterday or today he was also reburied twelveification or when they shoot rockets at russian-speaking kharkiv mariupol this is also denazification, when they shot and abused people in buch, there was also denazification . near kyiv, there is a well-kept memorial to the soldiers of the soviet army, i spoke with the village headman who serves in the teroboron and asks him how this monument is so well-kept. he says that it is symbolic. this is where the line of defense of kyiv passed during the time when the ger

, inside which hundreds of jews were at the time of the shelling, about the theses of russia oleksiy kovalenkoto us about denazification and the fight against the nazis in ukraine, the crimes of the russian forces, as well as israel's position regarding the war in ukraine and do it to us. in march, you told us that your synagogue was occupied by forced migrants from chernihiv. can you tell us how your synagogue is doing now? all on google, the synagogue became the center of the evacuation of people who suffered, who fled, who lost their homes and fled from the terrible war and aggression, we developed a system. at first, it was the anatevka center a small jewish town near kyiv, but later it became unbearable there was a theater of war there , it was right near buchi and the parking lot , heavy fighting took place there, through this center we managed to evacuate about a thousand people, later we moved to kyiv, they set up an evacuation system there, it was not so easy evacuate everything from chernigov. it was under fire. volunteers continued to bring us people to the synagogue. you say that r

kovalenko ukraine and ukraine 24 marathon only news actually , now we will talk about strategic issues related to the economy of our country, not only the actual state, we will add to the discussion oleksiy ezhyka this is the head of the sector of the national institute of strategic research, they are a hedgehog, our greetings to you , good morning, mr. hedgehog, about strategic research, what is it about now, how? more precisely , today you can describe the situation in our country related to the fact that we are in a state of war, we will enter a war with the russian federation, we are defending our territory in a disaster fever in all sectors well, of course, this is tension, er, any tension, just like, well, in any object, there is er, the first shock, the first shock. ukraine has endured. there are certain reserves. it is necessary to prepare for the recovery and or for the decommissioning of this war eh well, my own personal assessment is that there will not be a delay eh resources that are in the country and those channels of aid that are provided by ukraine to ukraine, and they are huge, this will still be enough for a military victory, and then the restoration of the marshall pl