are being helped in prykarpattia. of the deputy head of the office of the president of ukraine olena symonenko to the air of e-e marathon single news so we are talking about help to those people who need it this is obviously a lot of money and a lot of types tell me about the main ones and how they are carried out . good morning, thank you for the invitation. the first thing i wanted to say today is that not only ukraine, but also international organizations, international governments are helping us today to expose in this war, uh, this concerns humanitarian aid. what kind of physical aid is coming to ukraine this is food, medicines , and hygiene products, fuel, clothes, shoes, and so on. and so on, all of this enters ukraine through customs, or through railroads, or through highways, and so on. part of it is distributed of what gets to the military administrations through the military regional administrations and or through public religious other organizations that today are also recipients of humanitarian aid eh other points are eh this is monetary aid provided by several international organ

information, we are doing everything so that every ukrainian can return to his home as soon as possible olena symonenko, adviser to the deputy head of the office of the president of ukraine, joins our broadcast good night to you good evening mrs. olena, what to say about applications for property restitution, how many of these are already in effect, look, we just started this process, uh, so if i didn’t want to emphasize any specific numbers today, but i i want to say that as of today, we have clear information from the military regional administrations regarding the destroyed property and residences and the property of kindergartens, schools, hospitals, and so on, in general, it is tens of thousands of square meters of real estate that were damaged in all of these e.e. damages must go through the commissions that mr. tymoshenko just spoke about. first of all, let's talk about the restoration of the housing that can be restored within one, two or three months. that is, windows, roofs, doors, etc., that is, what does not apply to load-bearing structures, in parallel, it will be necessary to rebuild thos

head of the president's office olena symonenko she is in touch with us p olena good night good nighthelp that has just been voiced to what extent it satisfies all those needs which arose due to the full-scale invasion of the russian federation in ukraine, first of all, i would like to say that literally from the second day of the war, ukraine receives humanitarian aid from different parts of the world, tomorrow we will have such a small anniversary when 500,000 tons of humanitarian aid will reach the territory of ukraine. it's a big size, you can say that 3-4-5-7 thousand tons of humanitarian aid cross the border every day, most of which is food, medicine, clothing, hygiene products, etc. and so on, is it enough? i can say that this amount is not enough to meet the needs, and the main reason here is that humanitarian aid is not primarily directed towards the state, when the military, these regional administrations and district authorities could dispose of this aid, and most of them fall into international organizations, public organizations, charitable organizations, religious organi

this is olena symonenko, deputy head of the office of the president of ukraine. look at ukraine.e are now completing the development together with the world bank of the assessment of the impact of what happened to the infrastructure in ukraine so that we have be able to receive aid and rebuild our countries if we are talking only about fast recovery. that is, it is a housing stock over the occupied territories and a minimum number of social infrastructure facilities so that we can start kindergarten schools and a minimum number of hospitals over the occupied territories where there is a large the number of destructions in ukraine is needed today at least at least 350 billion uah, this is a lot of money and we need it today because it will be cold in a few months and people have to return to their homes where they can live today and er live. so we understand for us today that there are not enough of such funds of ukraine today, we are talking about the de-occupied territories today when we talk about the number of er homes that were affected . it is about 30 000 e private houses o

ivan, thank you for joining our olena's broadcast symonenko, the adviser to the deputy head of the officethe president of ukraine, was with us. they did not clear up. they continue to destroy belogorivka in the luhansk region. the village of almost from the wasteland is completely under heavy fire, but our defenders repel the enemy and hold back the attackers. luhansk oblast at the beginning of may, it gained strategic importance . it was here that the russian troops tried to force their way the siverskyi donets river, which could enable them to take control of the lysichansk-bakhmut highway, with powerful artillery support, the ukrainian military managed not only to destroy the initial crossing and the enemy forces, but also to defeat several more attempts by the russian federation to direct protons. the russian army made three crossings for the third time they managed to do well, they abandoned the crossing and they managed to er managed to cross part of their medicines went to the drawbar the village of belogorivka turned into a center of fierce gods occupying the outskirts of the vill