now from our correspondents in brussels olena abramovych she is with us in direct communication olena welcomee debates and how focused they are now on ukrainian issues in general greetings, oleksii . good evening. ukraine, the ukrainian topic and the consequences of the russian war for the entire eu and i would say that at this session of the european parliament are passing through a red thread today, for example, in the morning, the deputies discussed socio-economic consequences consequences for the european union the impact of the russian war on migration to the european union how to protect the energy infrastructure against the background of blown up lawns well, the eu budget for next year is also on the agenda and late tonight closer to 11:00 p.m. they will take care of recognizing russia as a state sponsor and terrorism, and here it is important to emphasize that whatever the topics of the debate, even if we are talking about the burden on the population of member countries and the jump in valuable products and energy carriers, the parliamentarians still emphasize of the need to continue

olena welcome to the air actually, we heard minister galushchenko say that it is possible to repair damage caused by shelling of energy infrastructure objects, but actually, how can you restore the energy infrastructure when the russians are shelling it in this way? thank you for a question and by the way, i congratulate the bbc on a holiday today, uh, about the ukrainian energy infrastructure. we are also constantly in touch with the local communities, which you also talked about today, and we are watching and listening. how quickly is their electricity supply repaired there if the entire infrastructure is more serious we are talking about transformers and substations, of course it takes a little more time because the equipment needs to be changed, a new one is needed, a more qualified workforce is needed, then we are talking about a few days to a week but nevertheless, i can say that a lot of companies under the usual leadership of ukrenergo in the electricity sector are now working 24 hours a day in order to immediately respond to every e-e to every destroyed every destroyed infrastruct

in the studio alina sokolenko, head of the association of experts on sustainable development, olena, we welcome glad to see you on skype with us oleksiy bush, economist, financial analyst, our congratulations to oleksiy, i congratulate you and vasyl furman, doctor of economic sciences vasyl, congratulations , the woman from this story who says we are waiting for our victory and of course, i would like to have more citizens who did not notice the rise in prices, as the man says, sometimes we don't notice they rise so fast, please explain to mrs. alina in simple words what is happening, why are prices rising well, first of all, we are in the period of war and everything cannot be as it was before yes, this is an important, key, uh moment, why do prices rise and it happens all of a sudden, it happens like who knows, like this snowball that spins and spins and increases and increases, i will say more that it will not be easier later, because we we started with one and move on to another and again, price growth cannot be viewed as here and now, this is how it should be viewed on a microeconomic and