temporary shelter to refugees with housing at one of the ranches in texas details in the story of oleksiy kovalenko legal advice searching for sponsors to participate in the united for ukraine program temporary housing banking assistance services that as part of the social initiative provides ukrainian refugees with an online bank restart the company was founded 1, 5 years ago, as a mobile banking service for immigrants from the countries of the post-soviet space , the company launched numerous projects in support of russia's large-scale aggression in ukraine ukrainians that in america it is necessary to have a status, it is not necessary to have a status in america, it is not clear to everyone that it is necessary to have a status in america, it is not possible to be illegal, it is not allowed to break the law, the immigration component, the first part, where we help, immigration lawyers are now 120% busy. this is a really big problem here, another problem with which we are trying to help. since we are here in texas and we have a large community and american investors, we are trying to help find s

let's talk more about it with my by my colleague oleksiy kovalenko, who watched all the celebrations personally. and now he is joining the broadcast from the center of the american capital, oleksiy vitaya. first of all, tell me about the very tradition of the us independence day parade and why the participation of ukrainians in it is important. congratulations yulia. today, july 4, americans celebrate the 246th the anniversary of the independence day of the united states and many americans call it the main holiday of the year the main national holiday of the year is the anniversary of the signing of the declaration of independence of the united states from a-a of the united kingdom of great britain in 1776 and, of course, many celebrations took place today here in washington, as in many other places, and one of the largest parades in the usa took place . participation for the first time in the parade on the occasion of the anniversary of the independence day of the united states and the parade was attended by a-a representatives e-e representatives of the embassy of ukraine in the uni

impossible for ukrainians to tell about the war through the eyes of an american illustrator oleksiy kovalenko noticeable cheekbones and a long nose, it is quite easy to draw just a few lines on a piece of paper and it's easy to guess who you're looking at art and politics mix in this small studio in verkhnyi mannequinis your hands remember employees must wash their hands you see it in restaurant toilets so here's the world ukraine is divided bleeding and he washes his hands with blood of ukraine steve brodner is considered one of the most outstanding and successful political cartoonists in the usa. he has an innate sense of how to illustrate the most important topics of the world from the domestic political problems of america such as gun control election campaigns and abortion rights to international politics to putin the role of jolly roger in the last few months, brodner has focused his work on the war in ukraine , the situation is getting worse because it is turning into a long-drawn-out stalemate where putin wins something and then loses something in early april, brodner did kalash for d

friends who are in trouble , douglas recently returned from ukraine, details in the story of oleksiy kovalenkouglas, of course , a drone operator, a defender of wildlife ecology and a fighter for animal rights, he has been traveling the world for many years, going to disaster zones with the help of ultra-modern infrared cameras mounted on guided armor the second rescues animals that were trapped under rubble. previously, i worked as a cameraman and shot from a drone for various programs on the national geographic and discovery channels. once i ended up in the bahamas after a strong hurricane there were many dogs that were lost on wednesday links. at first i tried to help with the search for animals with the help of a regular drone, but they were so huge today, nothing worked, so i decided to install an infrared camera on the drone so that i could see the body heat of the animal. i also added to a drone, a spotlight with a zoom lens, a lens from the bahamas, he went to australia to save koalas from fires, then to california, which also suffered from fires, later there were hurricanes in louisia

from ukraine make up approximately 1% of all emigrants living in the usa viktoria kupchynetska oleksiy kovalenko oleksiy osyka kostyantyn golubchyk voice of america one of the powerful cultural symbols of this war, specifically the ukrainian anti-russian invasion , was the rifle song oh in the meadow, there is a red viburnum at the time when russian troops were approaching kyiv the soloist of the boombox band and taroboronist andrii khlyvniuk performed it acapella in an empty sofia square, in a matter of days the video spread around the world about the cultural significance of this song of the association of ukrainians and irreversible changes in society myroslava gongadze talked with andrii khlyvniuk in kyiv oh, in the meadow a red viburnum bent over, it was over there so you see a light box or what is it standing here ? how does the acoustics work, the reflection of the buildings and the square can be heard there, bam bam bam, there is a sound and on the example of the rebel song, but of course i'm a little sly, i knew what would come of it, i just didn't know what would happen, such a scale,

of rodrigu abda, he was the author of the photo with a small scale that went around the world oleksiy kovalenkoateryna lisunova maksym moskalkov voice of america washington in the very suburbs of kyiv at the beginning of the large-scale russian invasion became one of the main officers of the battle for kyiv the russians destroyed 85% of the village but could not pass the line of defense of the capital in this place local activists and businessmen created a charity project to rebuild the village myroslava gongadze visited the moshtun and talked with the couple which was almost completely destroyed by the war, but at least one family heirloom was preserved. this book was in this house. it survived, probably not for that, but here words we were not lying to you, we were just walking, we have no truth behind me, i sincerely love these words, i sincerely believe that it is so behind me, there is no truth behind me, i believe in our future, maybe we are now in need and war, but i am sure that our people that our people persevere and this has been preserved, some of their signs from kobzar, from shevc

singer says that the song - this is a call to the world to support ukraine with the musician oleksiy spoke kovalenkoki is hiskara the love of john's union before directly talking about your new song can one person save the world can you tell how you came from working on the song blood on my hands about afghanistan to working on the song about ukraine when the war in ukraine started i i wrote the song can one person save the world? i wrote it very quickly, i published it shortly after the start of the war. do you remember at the beginning of the war, the russians were hunting zelensky and i was afraid that he would not live for days, so i was in a hurry with this song and over time i had the idea of ​​performing a song with a polish orchestra, because i arranged a song for strings, i thought that an option with poland would be good because they are so wonderful , they accept refugees, they are heroes, so i called my friend from the save aways organization and asked if they have any connections there. she promised call back and in a few days she called me asking if i would like to play with the ukrain