, what work was done to get my father out of polonia, who did they communicate with, who, how did they work, who did they work with , worked probably the most with the coordination headquarters for the treatment of prisoners of war, this is one of the organizations that clearly provided instructions on how and what should be done, i... but speaking, well , in fact, i repeatedly tried to make myself known through the keel over the course of several months, that is, after a month, i called all the authorities in full, which i applied to both in part and in... gur and to the coordination headquarters , that is, to ask if there is any work going on, i do n't remember when i was told that he was included in the lists, i think it was somewhere a year after he was captured , somewhere plus or minus a year later, they already told me that he is already on the lists, that is all that remains is to wait, that is, you can't do anything, you've already done everything you could, did you manage to communicate with your father during this time? there were some , there were some conversations, i don’

polonia, that your father is coming home, what were your first impressions, first emotions? mother and said that he was in ukraine. and my mother was not at home then, she went to the store, and here she is, somewhere around 6 in the evening, calling me and saying that my father is at home. well, i had some mixed emotions, because i was in shock, well, at first i cried a little, but it was from happiness. and... then i didn't feel any such emotions until that moment, until he called us, with i already talked to my father, so tell me what they talked about, the first conversation, video or by phone, well, first he just called on the phone, well, we just talked about what we did during this time, while he was away, how we were doing there , whether everyone is healthy, and said that they missed each other. have you already managed to communicate via video? yes, he called us, then we showed him what we had new there, he also showed us, told us everything. it was yustyna rositnyk, the daughter of ostap reshitnyk, who was released the day before from the russian captivity please

ostap sat in polonia from the spring of 22 and finally the third. returned to his family in january . congratulations. viewers of the tv channel, my name is khrystyna parobiy, and we we tell the stories of soldiers released from captivity. in early january, there was one of the largest exchanges since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, 230 soldiers returned home, among them 225 men and five women, and today we have the opportunity to speak with the wife of one of those who returned home, ostap reshitnyk, e.

defenders to their homeland, however , according to official data , 400 of our compatriots remain in polonia , of which 700 are civilians . , sisters, sons are in captivity, have been in captivity for almost two years, there is no information about where they are, what they are like state, there is absolutely no information, here is even the last exchange about the azov people, their son, that there was an exchange, but there is no azov in this exchange, and again there is absolutely no information, where on... the pontoon bridge russians came to the ukrainian defenders along the desna river, poured it in chernihiv oblast. previously, it served the occupiers as a crossing, the state border service reported. it was noted there that the border guards had been monitoring the suspicious structure for a long time, until it stopped near the shore on the ukrainian territory the bridge is already in place. the sappers did not find a bomb there. hungarian prime minister viktor orbán may temporarily head the european council. this will happen if the current president, charles michel, is elected to the

then they were somehow transferred there to this area, how did they find out that the father was in poloniai first went out on the people who were with him, i don't even remember what kind of guys they were, who said that someone somewhere had seen that they had been taken away, well, but it was officially confirmed somewhere in the month of july, on the 22nd directly, when they called, i contacted the services of the red cross and the coordination headquarters, where i just didn't contact, i was already called from the coordination headquarters, they responded and said that... the aggressor's side officially confirmed that your father is in captivity. in fact, all spring you were in such obscurity that what were you thinking at that time, that is, there was some information about who you were with contacted? there were a lot of them, you know , from the fact that starting with the fact that they were killed, ending with being captured, ending with the fact that he was missing, that is, in part he was considered missing in general, well, i tried, but march came to me , until there was no co

assistance, which is paid in the amount of uah 100,000 for each year of captivity, then the released from poloniaan apply to the ministry of reintegration, where to receive such funds. to do this, you need to make an appropriate statement of the prescribed form, it is available on the website of the ministry of reintegration, add the necessary document that confirms exactly that the person has such a status, a copy of the certifying document. this person's identification code, and then the commission examines it, the ministry of integration examines these documents and provides such assistance, that is, two assistances, but one can be received by the family while the person is in captivity, and the other is a one-time payment, which is monetary 100 00 help will be received only by a person who returns from captivity, is there any difference here, or was this person who was in captivity? was she a civilian or was she a soldier and was actually captured during hostilities ? yes, indeed, there are some differences, but all soldiers and civilians who return from captivity have the right to medical su

where he was there, let's say, shouting to the whole world that there are people who are further in poloniathey need to be... saved. anton is not the first military man in the family, his great-grandfather is russian, by origin he fought during the second world war. he lost his leg, but found love in the town of uman, where he stayed to live. i don't know the type of troops, but a person i don't know was also captured, after that he decided to go again to go fight, and she fought until she lost a limb, well, but still she continued to build a family, a house. like, it didn't bother him. anton already has his own family, because he got married after the capture. anna kostyuchenko, pavel sukhodolskyi for voice of america from donetsk and cherkasy regions. us secretary of state anthony blinken on thursday. to the near east. blinken will visit israel, the west bank, egypt, qatar, turkey, greece, jordan, the united arab emirates, saudi arabia and egypt, the state department said. under during his meetings, blinken will discuss the protection of civilian life in gaza and the west bank. ensuring t

children, yes, how did they experience this separation from their father, because your husband was in poloniao years, yes, how, what were the emotions of the children? well, daughter , she was also shocked, she was happy, that is, she laughed, the son had radically different emotions, he cried, he cried all evening, until he heard his father's voice, and the daughter was walking, saying, well, why are you crying? well, that is, dad is already at home, dad is already in ukraine, why are you crying, on the contrary , you should be happy, and then, when they already heard father's voice, they had radically different emotions, i.e. when did you manage to get in touch with your husband? in fact, this period of waiting for the call, it lasted from 6 o'clock in the afternoon until almost 112 in the evening, it was such a long period that when we already heard this call, everyone who was near me, well, near me, was in tears, emotions, it was a shock, well, that is, but we were glad to finally hear his voice, how the children experienced these almost two years of separation, i tried to somehow distanc

however, we remain deeply concerned about the situation of the prisoners who are still in polonia. of course, we now have to apply ihl to how prisoners of war are treated. we are also trying to ensure accountability and responsibility of those behind crimes against humanity. when we talk about the territory of ukraine, which is currently under the control of russia, we know what the crimes are, in particular, kidnapping, torture, murder, so we are trying to bring those guilty to justice. everyone now knows how much the russian side is doing to force ukrainians to receive russian citizenship and russian passports, because without such passports they do not have access to basic social services. we are also concerned about the level of well-being of the ukrainian children who were taken to the territory of ukraine, and now we want to ensure their needs, as well as their immediate return to... their homeland. as for the situation at zaporizhzhya as, it remains tense, because since august 2022 at as, eight times. she has been de-energized and we know that magate is now continuing to mon

kateryna perestelenko from lysychansk, her son-in-law is in polonia. well, we are fighting for everyonee all the children who are there and husbands, so that everyone can be returned, we are all for them. 33-year-old major chepin is smiling and cheerful in the photos with which his father oleksandr came to the event. he is in the ukrainian army 2014, last contacted at the end of march 2022. 20 march 6, march, two years ago the last bell. well, then there were no connections to mariupol, on the 26th he was already like that, and almost his voice was not heard, well, on march 8, he still congratulated my mother, we pray, we go to church, to the woman, she says, he is alive, she does not lose heart, 15-year-old karina is waiting for her father maksym from captivity, i have not seen him for two years, do you have anyone else there, brothers, sisters, chit, one mother, none, only mother, do you often? whether you want it or not, well, whom i remember, then under the sounds sirens and car horns, the participants of the action walked through the streets of the city, they say that they will gat

let's start with whether you can tell how you actually found out that your brother is in polonia, but i already said that he was a snake, i i understand that this happened at the very beginning of the invasion of the russian federation, it was in the first days, even the first hours, when there was a full-scale invasion, my brother was a defender, one of the 80 defenders of zmiiny island, and they held the defense from there at 4-5 in the morning when it started the invasion began until... 16-17 o'clock in the evening, they held the defense until they were taken, taken prisoner, there was a bombardment, there was a bombardment by fighter jets by the cruiser moscow, as you know, there were threats to which our soldiers responded with dignity to the russian warship , and that's all we, well, i communicated with my brother all this time, until somewhere on thursday, contact with him was lost, and we did not understand what was happening, what... the situation there at the moment, and only at 10 o'clock in the evening the president came out to broadcast on the first day of his address to

already done so in principle i hoped, i think, but suddenly, because the person who was with him in poloniaere caught together, then they were released last year, and i already think so, but with him, i do not know under what circumstances they did not sat together, and i was already so hopeful, i think, well, suddenly, if it is really getting ready some big o... because it was announced that there should be about 300 people, then i was already hoping that maybe my father would finally be exchanged, because you were told something from the coordination center that it was possible, my father, or it was just your guesses, this my guesses were personal, that is, some hopes and expectations and that my father would be at home, it was all so secret, that's why i was so, you know, in a state of shock for the first few seconds, because i didn't understand whether it was true or not, my relatives did not believe at all, he says, but not yet we'll hear on the phone, we don't believe it's true, but it's just my guesses. personal, well, as some kind of work was being done for a long, long time, it was

these two years, you say that in july you already officially confirmed to you that my father is in polonia these two years, what work was done to get my father out of captivity, with whom did they communicate, with whom, how did they work, with who worked, worked. probably the most, after all, with the coordination headquarters for the treatment of prisoners of war, this is one of the organizations that clearly provided instructions on how and what to do, to be honest, well, in fact, i repeatedly tried to make myself known through the ring for several months, that is, after a month i called all the authorities in full, which i applied to the part, and to the gur and to the coordination headquarters, that is, to ask if there was any work going on, i don't remember. when i was told it was listed on the lists, well, i think it was about a year after he was captured, about plus or minus a year later, they already told me that he... is already on the lists, that is, all that remains is to wait, that is, you can't do anything, everything , everything that you could, you have already done everyth

servicemen are currently either in the occupied territories or in russian territory federation, also in poloniae fact that they received significant. and became witnesses of this terrible explosion, about the vast majority of servicemen about their location in ukraine, their relatives do not know. ms. tetyana, look, we understand that the situation is now as follows: the investigation of the terrorist attack in olenivka as such is almost stopped, because no organization was able to get to the place, and no one... names the reasons why exactly, because it is russia that does not give to do this, and we understand that the families of those prisoners of war, who witnessed this terrorist attack in olenivka. probably, in one and a half years of this investigation , better results were expected, at least some progress in this case, and here i have a question, whether people are really not giving up now, given the passivity of international organizations, and whether our state can somehow help to move this issue from dead center? well, this explosion, this terrorist attack, this is not a mass murder

year in polonia and finally returned to his family on january 3, our correspondent will tell us about it, it will be just about the plot, and you will know the advertising yourself, what is in that advertisement, less with that, but you and i have 12 minutes for plot and two minutes of advertising. greetings to all viewers of the tv channel, my name is khrystyna porubiy and we tell the stories of soldiers released from captivity. at the beginning of january, there was one of the largest exchanges since the beginning of the full-scale invasion , 230 soldiers returned home, among them 225 men and five women. and today we are we have the opportunity to talk with the wife of one of those who returned home, ostap reshitnyk. he is from the lviv region, today we have olga roshitnyk in our studio. olga, i congratulate you, tell me some of your first emotions, how did you find out that your husband is coming home? good afternoon, studio, in fact, it was first of all a call from the special services, as it happens in general, the very first emotions, that is, i did not believe it, that it was r

little slower, less, yes, but serhii tries to spend most of his time with his family, he says that in poloniarethought his whole life, what once seemed not too important, is now in the foreground. on december 31 at 4:00 p.m., fate gave me another chance to live with dignity, many things have changed a lot in my life, my relationship with... life, my relationship with our country, more like patriotism. december 31 is serhiy's second birthday, says the border guard, on this very day, he was released from captivity. and the main wishes, says the officer, are the victory of ukraine and the return of all captured defenders home. kateryna kurbanova, pavlo lisivnenko, fakty ictv. the only news. norway has allowed its companies to sell directly. no weapons, the decision was not made today, this is an exception, because the country has a legislative ban on the sale of weapons to regions where the war is ongoing, and government officials explained that the decision had to be made , because as a result of russia's aggression against ukraine , an emergency security situation has developed, and it is obvi

then they were somehow transferred there. in this area, how did you find out that your father is in polonia out to the people who were with him, i don't even remember what kind of guys they were, who said that somewhere someone had seen that they had been taken away, well, but it was officially confirmed sometime in the month july, already on the 22nd directly, when they called, i applied to various services and to the red cross, and to the coordination headquarters, where i did not apply, i was already called from the coordination headquarters, it was they who answered and said that the aggressor side officially confirmed that your father is in captivity, in fact you were in the whole spring such an unknown that what was thought at that time, that is, there was some information, with whom you had contact, there was a lot, you know , from the fact that they were killed, ending with the capture, ending with the fact that he went missing, that is in part he is in general i was considered missing, well, i tried to ... i came to myself until there was no contact with him, because it happened th

alemania frente a polonia. de esta manera se resuelve el.. el bÉisbol el australia.lalo? ah, no, ¿verdad? porque si no, sería lalo cota. [ríe] lalo cota porque se ve que lalo... dejémoslo en eduardo. icap test caption ...returning to upstream... icap test caption ...returning to upstream... que hay dentro de este auto? cuatro. ¿usted cree que solamente caben cuatro bolsas de papas? ¡ay no! ¿eran bolsas de papas? yo conté las bolsas de aire del carro. ¡ay! su respuesta es... [chicharra] incorrecta. pues, ¿cómo bolsas de aire, oiga? - ¡otra oportunidad! - no, no, no hay oportunidad. sáquese. banana, llévatela, banana. ya. ¿cómo... cómo bolsas...? ¡qué barbaridad! ¡vamos con nuestro siguiente concursante! híjoles, manita, ya me puse bien nerviosa. ¿me pasas el papel? sí, manta. mírala, ¡te aflora! icap test caption ...returning to upstream... icap test caption ...returning to upstream... el papel donde apuntamos el número de bolsas. ¡tú te lo guardaste, manta! ¡acuérdate! ¿cómo me voy a acordar que me lo diste si tú no te acuerdas que me lo distes? ¿cómo me voy a acorda