oleksiy melnyk, thank you, the saviors of the energy industry , the workers who are constantly under the sights of russian missiles. the guys who work in the energy infrastructure, they are every day return electricity to ukrainians as much as possible and are targets every day for the past four months, they became one of the most desirable targets of the russians in october the aggressor launched 4 dozen such targeted strikes on power plants in january 10 bbc correspondent pull adams spent several days with those who are returning the light energy war ukraine 's constant struggle for heat and light is a race to keep up with russian attacks. during the week, we travel with people who are fighting in this war, they are rebuilding what the missiles destroy in places where people live on the edge for many months, russian missiles and drones simply rain down on ukraine , causing untold damage to the civilian infrastructure of this huge country, this power plant in central ukraine has been repeatedly attacked, this is a huge facility, but this is what russian missiles have done to its tra

capable of being rejected by russia, having military weapons, boars - i am asking petrenko oleksiy aspen dmytro melnyk voice of america this was the story of the prayer breakfast here in washington. and now we can talk to our guest about religious challenges during the full-scale heating of russia, this is also against the orthodox church of ukraine, father andriy durchenko. breakfast in washington and yours , what is your impression of this event? yes , it was my first participation as a representative of the orthodox church of ukraine in these events. ukrainians, i was very interested to see and see for myself how deeply biblical consciousness is rooted in the politics of america, in biblical principles, approaches to life, how much of this politics, who were present at these events, how immersed they are in the knowledge of the holy scriptures, and when they present certain theses, they can operate freely er, the bible with this knowledge and it can be seen that this largely determines their worldview, and i would very much like that in ukraine, our society, our politicians would also come to the p