by then, olha's granddaughters had been in russian-occupied crimea for five months.ey took her to belarus by train. >> (speaking russian) >> narrator: and then into russia by plane. but in moscow, save ukraine says the women were detained and interrogated by russian authorities. they eventually were allowed to continue, but t far from where her granddaughters were being held, olha collapsed and died. >> fedosenko (in ukrainian): (car approaching) ♪ ♪ >> narrator: some ukrainian children have managed to escape from russian territory on their own. serhiy is 17 years old. he returned to ukraine two months ago, crossing the border using a copy of his birth certificate that save ukraine had managed to get to him. >> (speaking ukrainian): >> narrator: after his escape, he was reunited with his family before going to college. now he's returning home to be interviewed by the iphr. (both speaking indistinctly) (all greeting) (cherednichenko speaks playfully, girl squeals) (cherednichenko speaking indistinctly) (girl babbling) ♪ ♪ >> narrator: for the iphr, serhiy's story offe

optimistic forecasts, the deputy prime minister for european and euro-atlantic integration of ukraine olhafanishyna said that in june the countries of the european union can offer a negotiating framework for the start of ukraine's accession to the eu. she also added that ukraine works both with countries that support our state on the way to european integration, and with those that have prejudices. at the same time, the head of the representative office. the eu in ukraine kateryna maternova emphasized that ukraine, for ukraine to join the eu, fundamental reforms must be carried out institutions to improve the rule of law and the judiciary. we have clear agreements with european institutions, last week a delegation of the european commission was in ukraine, where we laid out a clear calendar of events, and therefore... for june, we are aiming for the leaders to find strength and approve the negotiation framework. it's not a secret, it's something we talk about openly, it's not only for ukraine, it's for all countries that want to join the eu. parts of the negotiations that concern the rule

grandmother sashka olha krakalo with tears in her eyes talks about her son's funeral, says that she still hasn't come to terms with his death, often goes to the grave to talk to him. my sister is calling me, my sincere condolences to my sister, i fall on the floor, i scream, my grandson too, i understand that something irreparable has happened, i lost the most valuable thing, it turns out that my child died on the 17th, when he no longer went to the hospital connection where the documents testify. when sashka was a little older. year, his mother, that is, serhiy's ex-wife, left the family and moved abroad with another man. the boy spent his entire childhood with his grandmother and father. however , immediately after the funeral, sashka's mother returned to ukraine to receive compensation from the state and a survivor's pension, says olga krakalo. she writes to her grandson that she borrowed the house, she borrowed the furniture , the car has not yet been paid off, and here 's a freebie for you, money, and... but there is money, not her payments for the child of the fallen hero , sashka w

the second part of our program will feature journalists olha len. oleksiy mustafin. however, before how to start our today's big conversation, let's watch a video of repelling the attack of the russian invaders near the time ravine. heavy fighting is currently taking place there. let's watch a video of how the enemies were beaten by the ukrainians. the word armed. glory to the forces of ukraine, heroes. friends, we are working live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are currently watching us on social networks and on the youtube platform. please take part in our survey, today we ask you about would you entrust the political power to the military after the war. yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube, if you have a special opinion, please write it in the comments under this video. if you watch us on tv, take it in your hand. smartphone or phone and vote if you would trust the power of the military political force after the war (0800-211-381, no), 0800 211-382, all calls to these numbers are free, call, at

planned, according to svitlana postapa, again on wednesday, and we know about the constructive role olhamyuk of the national council for radio broadcasting and television, let's say, spoke. not only from the position of preventing redistribution, which of course will further reduce trust in the single marathon, but also actively now looking for mechanisms to explain that such steps should not to be carried out, now it's all at the level of, let's say, meetings, negotiations, chats and the like, but this threat is much more than... the actual informational messages from maryana, although of course they also deserve and definitely receive an assessment. the aforementioned svitlana astapa, mentioned by you , commented on the espresso broadcast precisely about the initiative to remove social media from the evening slot of the telethon. according to her, such a decision may be caused by the authorities' desire to influence the editorial policy or by a commercial component. let's listen to what svitlana ostapa said. maybe there are some stop lists for other channels or something else, as the o

conscription age to return, deputy prime minister for european and euro-atlantic integration of ukraine olha stefanishyna said. according to her , there are no pleasant solutions to war issues, but there will be no forced return of ukrainians of any gender or age to ukraine. parliamentarians of the sejm and senate of poland arrived from warsaw to kyiv on a working visit to ukraine, with whom they met and what was agreed upon, our correspondents will tell. for the first time , a polish group of cooperation with ukraine came to ukraine after the governmental elections in poland. both parliamentarians from the diet and the senate visited, they were warmly welcomed by the ukrainian co-chairs of the group, people's deputies mykola knyazhytskyi and artem kovalyuk. for us, cooperation with poland is extremely important, especially when we we are talking about our european integration, about our military cooperation, about our support in international organizations, unfortunately, we had such a time when this... cooperation slowed down a little, we had many things that upset us, for example, blockin

frequent of which was me i was a grandmother and i always know how old she is, grandmother sashka olha krakalo with tears in her eyes talks about her son's funeral, says that she still hasn't come to terms with his death, often goes to the grave to talk to him, and my sister shyakhay calls her sister because of half-feeling , i will fall on... i am screaming under my feet, my grandson too, i understand that something irreparable has happened, i have lost the most valuable thing, it turns out that my child died on the 17th, when he stopped contacting me, the documents show that . when sashkov was a little over a year old, his mother, that is, serhiy's ex-wife left the family and moved abroad with another man. the boy spent his entire childhood with his grandmother and father, however, immediately after... the funeral , sashka's mother returned to ukraine to issue compensation from the state and a survivor's pension, olga krakalo says, she writes to her grandson that she borrowed the house, she took furniture on credit, the car has not yet been paid off, and here is a freebie for you, mo

olha volodymyrivna simanova , born in 1983, hails from the luhansk region. one of the priority directions of our fund is the perpetuation of the memory of the participants of the special military operation. olga graduated from dal luhansk university with a degree in political science. until 2014, she worked in various projects and was even the head of the social partnership charity fund. when the russian army began the occupation of donetsk and luhansk regions in the 14th year, olga, together with her she went with her son to the temporarily occupied crimea to return home to luhansk region soon. i would like to express my gratitude to president vladimir vladimirovich putin, i have been doing voluntary work for many years, and all these years i feel the support of the government and the president. in this way, olga explained what she had been doing in the last years in the temporarily occupied part of the luhansk region, where it seems that her placement was not appreciated and no money was given. so, with the beginning of a full-scale war, the woman decided.