for a long time, you can stay with us for up to 48 hours in przemyśl at the moment there are no placesr refugees, there is practically no place for accountants, hostels in aid centers, a teacher of oxford university has been volunteering in przemyśl since march confirms the city is overcrowded, one guest house is far from great, and we just parted, and you are crazy about the rooms so that they can rent them in peace, but now more and more people are returning home, each for their own reasons, we are going to ukraine now well, maybe we will return, i don’t know yet in us quiet. well, i missed my husband. i missed my husband. they decided to return home. when it became calmer, because somehow it's nicer at home. 2,000 people come every day on trains a thousand people cross the border on foot to ukraine go between 160 to 9 more people return first of all kiev region and here western ukraine about tests of the local cultural center drink water from the river cook for the rich then there was a long the way to poland, the family was finally safe there the work of the volunteers inspired us

przemyśl was ours because, according to the fact of molotov-ribbentrop, stalin captured przemyśl, includingause at least along the river itself, here the border between germany and the soviet union passed after this joint parade in brest. er, in the city of przemyśl along the xiang river, and then somehow i had to adjust this border a little when, er, june had an obligation to the polish government after the second world war, and he tried to the last to defend what the poles should bring galicia stalin for the first time and said that this is not discussed at all, uh, uh, someone told him, or roosevelt, or at the same time, well, galicia was never russian. well, what do you think? he smiled and said, "but warsaw was, and so he closed this dispute, well, it was somehow for it is a fundamental question, although on the other hand side, well, actually, when did the city of hall belong to the territory of the same ukrainian people's republic? well, something happened to the west, he didn't start to fight for galicia, but this was somehow fundamentally important, strange, not a motivated decisio

so, so far in przemyśl i can hear the ukrainian language or , most often, polish, numerous groups ofcome to poland for excursions and not to escape from the war olga dudkova from poland for the espresso tv channel and currently almost all over ukraine, except for chernihiv oblast and crimea an air alert has been announced, so please do not ignore these messages, go to the shelter and i will say goodbye to you until tomorrow and take care of yourself and already chernihiv region is the first place anyway war war and our victory seven days a week from monday to sunday seven different spheres human activity sports culture politics eight presenters espresso journalists experts opinion leaders in real time about the most relevant events through the prism of war every day author's projects most espresso february 24 the date that changed us the date that changed the world and now what interests us the most is our victory, when we will defeat the enemy, how to predict the course of the war, the saturday political club program returns to the espresso airwaves to help understand the events and

hoping for america because that is where she promises to make new legs , everything will end here przemyślhe ukrainian-polish border, but it has become the gateway for many immigrants from ukraine already from here, people moved on, most of them wanted to go to poland, some found refuge in the czech republic, romania, bulgaria, according to un data, more than 7.5 million citizens left ukraine since the beginning of the war, mostly women with children, however, recently the flow of people to europe has decreased significantly and trains to przemyśl are running half-empty instead another trend appeared on the polish border queues again only now in the opposite direction, despite the war and the threat of missile attacks, ukrainians are trying to go home and take their children with them yevgenia khvatkova together with two they are returning from the czech republic with their daughters and mother, although as it turns out a little later, they have nowhere to return to us, 9 km from berdyansk, the village of staraya petrovka, that's where he found a small one, we have enough, then a garden, a

przemyśl is a small town located only 12 kilometers from the ukrainian-polish border, but it became theple already moved on , most of them settled in poland, some found refuge in the czech republic, romania, bulgaria, according to un data, more than 7.5 million citizens left ukraine since the beginning of the war, mostly women with children, but the last at times the flow of people to europe has significantly decreased and the trains to przemyśl run half-empty, but another trend has appeared on the polish border again queues only now in the opposite direction despite the war and the threat of missile attacks, ukrainians are taking their children home with them yevgenia khvatkova and her two daughters and their mother are returning from the czech republic, although as it turns out a little later they have nowhere to return to us, 9 km from berdyanska, the village of staraya petrovka, that's where our house is, it's small, we have enough of a garden, a good garden, good, everything is good, only shelling berdyansk and its surroundings began from the first days of the war, at that time the

in the borders of ukraine and belarus . by the fact of molotov-ribbentrop e-e stalin e-e captured przemyślncluding at least along the sam river e, that is, the border between germany and the soviet union after this joint parade in brest e-e passed e-e in the city of przemyśl in the river syanok well, after the second world war, churchill had an obligation to the polish government . and he tried to the last to defend what the poles should bring to galicia. stalin said for the first time that it was not discussed at all. eh, someone to him did rozvel or the same time i said well, galicia was never russian, and what do you think, he smiled and said, but warsaw was, and so he closed this dispute, well, it was a question of principle for him. although, on the other hand, well, actually, when is the territory of the same the city of kholmbo was a part of the ukrainian people's republic. it was a measure of something. he didn't fight for galicia. this one was fundamentally important. it was a strange decision. i don't know. but we are lucky to have what we have, that is, galicia is part of ukrain

way, the cost of ukrainians and i stood through it for two hours to get on the train to kyiv from przemyślaround me , people were just talking about their impressions, but mostly everyone spent several months in the countries of the european union and they already have a very sober practical view with the idea that what ukraine and ukrainians are able to do is no worse than a coach that the residents of these countries are capable of further in western ukraine, and i think that such a population psychologically gives e- the prerequisite for such blood remains the fact that before the war, ukraine was one of the poorest countries in europe with a very poor quality of governance, how can this be changed? you know, i disagree a little with this characterization. ukraine was statistically one of of the poorest countries in europe, but as we can see from the fact that people could take out from mattresses, from pockets, from drawers and put on the table when it was necessary to defend their village, er, their city, er, the resource is greater than the state statistics service once presented it,

these are the long queues that want to return to ukraine, well, at the railway station in przemyśl everyins , people say that they bought tickets in advance, because nowadays it is almost impossible to do it. they caught them . they haven't seen their relatives in front-line zaporizhzhia for six months, semyon says he didn't go anywhere until the seventh grade, but in poland they took the child only until the sixth midnight, some other program and they say our children still don't know the polish language well and they won't know the subjects well among those who return and natalya and her daughter are leaving to odesa, to belgorod-dnistrovsky, they say that despite the danger, they want to go home because there are relatives and work, you will be better. well, of course, it is scary, as everyone is, of course, scary there zatoka was 5 m to the model of the house, kiev, at home, the family, home and to lera, an eighth-grader, also wants friends. she says she will study online. in case of anxiety, she will hide in the parking lot of the house. it’s a bit scary to return because i don’t kn

these are the long-term the queue wants them to return to ukraine at the railway station in przemyślnd for all the trains, people say they bought tickets in advance, because nowadays it is almost impossible to do it, they caught them, someone gave them they bought it and it wasn’t far at all. olga and her son are waiting for a train to the pro-front zaporozhye . good and they will not know the subjects well among those who return, and natalya and her daughter are going to odesa to belgorod-dniester, they say that despite the danger they want to go home because they have family and work there, it is better to show up. alone at home kiev at home family wants to go home and to friends her eighth grader lera says she will study online in case of anxiety she will hide in the parking lot of the house it is a bit scary to return because i don't know what will happen next but you want to so much i want to go home already i miss my family my cat friends among the passengers hanna with two daughters when talking about ukraine, she barely holds back tears, says that they were in poland for six

these are the long lines that want them to return to ukraine at the railway station in przemyśl everyr all trains, people say they bought tickets in advance, because nowadays it is almost impossible to do it. they caught them. they haven't seen their relatives in front-line zaporizhzhia for six months , semyon says he didn't go anywhere until the seventh grade, but in poland the child was taken only until the sixth grade, everyone is some other program and saying that our children still don't know the polish language well and they won't know the subjects well among those who return and natalya with her daughter they go to odesa to belgorod-dniester, they say that despite the danger, they want to go home because they have family and work there." of course it's scary, like everyone is naturally scary there. the bay is known there. one at home, kiev, at home, family , home and with friends, eighth-grader lera also wants to say will study online in case of anxiety, will hide in the parking lot of the house, it is a bit scary to return because i want to go home so much, i already miss my f