money, but also help ukraine and the whole of europe to stand up to russian energy blackmail oleksiy savitskyi and natalya kulyk ictv facts - the only news every day hundreds of ukrainians are forced to move their homes to escape from the russian occupiers someone is going abroad someone to their relatives in safer regions , but there are also those who have nowhere to go. having found themselves in a foreign place, modular towns become a refuge for them, for example, there are three of them in lviv provided free of charge by the polish government, the city council provided the town with appropriate communications, arranged for everyday life and landscaping, and also monitors that people have everything they need for a more or less quality life. so you got ready for school . mrs. valentina went to first grade not in her native kramatorsk, but in lviv, where she moved with her children and five grandchildren back in april. the family first lived in a school , then in a church, and now in a modular town the apartment is modest, two bunk beds, a wardrobe and a table, and that’s better, says the w

save money, but will also help ukraine and all of europe to face by russian energy blackmail oleksiy savitskyind natalya kulyk ictv facts - the only daily news the border, some go to their relatives in safer regions , but there are also those who have nowhere to go. having found themselves in a foreign city, modular towns become a refuge for them, for example, in lviv, as many as three of them were given free of charge by the polish government . so that people have everything they need for a more or less quality life. this is how you got ready for school . went to the first grade not in his native kramatorsk, but in lviv, where she moved with her children and five grandchildren back in april, the family first lived in a school , then in a church, and now in a modular town , a modest apartment, two bunk beds, a wardrobe and a table, that's better woman ani living under constant shelling in fear is very scary for the children i wouldn't have left i don't care i still want to go there they also want they sit and cry in kramatorsk toys every evening in kramatorsk we want kramatorsk how much kramat

are already viktor galchynskyi, economist, express secretary of nak naftogaz of ukraine and oleksiy savitskyitor-in-chief of the constitutional information center gaz pravda. good day, gentlemen. good afternoon, please explain to us what happened to the nord stream gas pipeline, so that it should mean, as putin once said about the course, if it's a joke, if it's serious, then russia has escalated its energy although they hinted and simulated the war for their audience , the ukrainian combat ecolongists blew up all four threads of the first and second northern stream, and in fact it is clear that these incidents , so far, were organized by the russians themselves, but for their audience, they are again presented as uh, events that organized the event or even there by the hands of ukrainians what what well what a profile but a russian but uh, in principle, it seems to them that these were extremely important projects of their time, that is, as recently as seven months ago, only the northern flow-2 cost about 12 billion dollars , i.e. imagine what they are ready for, what they are capable of. if

the conversation, viktor galchynskyi economist, express secretary of naftogaz of ukraine and oleksiy savitskyichief of gaz pravda information consulting center were with us, we are moving on, we will talk about energy serhiy paskevich, deputy director for scientific issues of the institute of npp safety problems of the national academy of sciences, with us, mr. serhiy, good morning good day. well , negotiations have begun, many have begun, about the creation of a specified nuclear safety zone at the gas station, but we see that the gas station will continue to be dangerous only after the complete liberation of these territories and some other way out until now we can at the moment there are no universal methods and measures to minimize military influence during the occupation and unfortunately there are no international levers of influence either, they are absent er, considering how er in quotation marks , the international community reacts quickly to such a potential nuclear danger that exists now. it seems to me that of course the west should put pressure on russia as much as possible. the m