of ukraine committee on the organization of state power, local self-government , regional development and urban planning from we are in direct contact. thank you, we are moving on , friends, we are continuing. so, to the eu with unceasing steps, the day before ukraine handed over to the european commission the last part of the questionnaire for obtaining candidate status, two out of three residents agree that we should join them, join the most among us want to see the portuguese 87% of the surveyed dai estonians and 83% lithuanians 82 poles 81%. what will admission to euro yuzu give us and when can she expect it anastasia kataeva found out and is ready to tell us, well, such a questionnaire ukraine submitted the document to the european commission on the eve of its completion. it took almost a month to fill it out. the document consists of two parts. the first is devoted to political and economic issues. in the european union , we can get the status of a candidate already in june , and this is already a huge plus for the country and an impetus to development experts say further support for candidates fo

verkhovna rada of ukraine on the organization of state power, local self-government, regional development and urban planninge welcome you, mr. oleksandr , for a very long time. good evening. glory to the armed forces of ukraine and all the people who defend the country and protect us and help us get closer to victory. glory, too, mr. oleksandr todi let 's briefly and in essence, huge damages have been caused in ukraine , a huge amount of work and tasks are facing ukraine, and where is all this to take money like those initial billions and use it effectively without plugging holes with it, as it seems to me or to many, in fact, we can thank all our partners for the support they give us, first of all, we need to resume the tour. this is the logistics of ukrainian citizens, railways, seaports , seaways, they must all function , that is, all investments and funds that will be more contoured, we will have a huge economic riot after ukraine wins, because i have at the disposal of the information that european investors are already trying to buy, for example , housing and non-residential premises in such places an

chairman of the committee on the organization of state power, local self-government, regional development and urban planningchairman of the coordinating council for solving issues in the field of urban planning under the president of ukraine well, the leader of the party, servant of the people olena shulyak congratulations congratulations thank you for participating what is the main problem now in in the process of restoring the destroyed destroyed destroyed infrastructure , what exactly is the government and the ukrainian society in general, ukraine should emphasize first of all, please well, i think that today the main problem still remains russian ocupants and right-wing hostilities in the east of our country in the south, and that is why today the main task there is to help the armed forces of ukraine, the help of the army so that we can get closer as soon as possible victory because today we see that the shelling of a and peaceful towns continues, we see that every day and where the fixation of new damages and new destructions e every day we see a-a how information messages are filled through e-e an ac

with makeevka, and makeevka - this is already the donetsk region, and uh, if everyone has plans to enter, uh, at any cost, into urban developmenter, in which they have practically found themselves, then, probably, yes, through the clear in mariupol, this is for me said a year ago the military, who stand bluish in the trenches. uh, so the front line runs right through the city on its outskirts, the word is a humanitarian catastrophe, as the mayor uh told me, and guilty. well , in this case, it is inappropriate, because, and the people sitting, uh, in the trenches, can also be called uh, in a state of humanitarian catastrophe. well, here is the same story, the city is a city on the front line. at the same time, the city is painted. all curbs work four pharmacies stores e pay. pensions and salaries who work people on the streets? no, well, here, i had associations. i worked. there many years ago in the city of pripyat in the chernobyl exclusion zone. same. i raced several blocks through the yards, not a single car is worth a single person on the street. but if they begin to interpret humanitarian aid, people appear out of nowhere,

will repent with makiivka, and makiivka is already a donetsk region, and uh, if everyone has plans to enter, uh, at any cost, into urban development, when they start to be crushed in this cauldron, in which they have practically found themselves, then, probably, yes a year ago, the military, who stood in the trenches, told me this through the isinovataya in mariupol. uh, hmm, that means the front line runs right through the city along its outskirts, the word is a humanitarian catastrophe, as the mayor of the blue-haired man told me, well, in this case, it ’s inappropriate, because, and the people sitting, uh, in the trenches can also be called e, which are in a state of humanitarian catastrophe. well, here is the same story, the city is a city on the front line. at the same time, there are four pharmacies and shops in the city that cover all the curbs, uh, they pay for pensions and salaries. who is running the people on the streets? no, well, here, i had associations. i worked there many years ago in the city. it's the same in the chernobyl exclusion zone. i raced several blocks through the yards , not a single car is worth a sing

it merges with makiivka, and makiivka is already a donetsk region, and uh, if the apu has plans to enter, uh, at any cost, into urban developmenthave already practically ended up, then, probably, yes, through yasinovataya in mariupol, this was told to me a year ago by the military, who stand hanging in the trenches. uh, so the front line runs right through the city on its outskirts, the word is a humanitarian catastrophe, as the mayor told me. uh, if guilty, well, in this case it is inappropriate, because the people sitting in the trenches can also be called uh, in a state of humanitarian catastrophe. well, here is the same story, the city is a city on the front line. at the same time, the city is painted. all curbs work four pharmacies stores e pay. for pensions and wages who works?

urban development has visited the city in the southeastern region. russia claims they seize control of the city. the deputy prime minister says russia plans to build and repair roads that link russia and the territories under its control. he says that the future is to become part of russia, and the country is willing to do all it can to make that happen. the human rights watch is reporting apparent war crimes in ukraine. the group released a report on wednesday, based on research in the kyiv region. they confirmed 22 apparent summary executions , nine unlawful killings, six possible forced disappearances, and seven cases of torture. the group interviewed dozens, including a 66-year-old woman. she said she was home when russian soldiers dragged her son outside. she later found his body ne her home. he had been shot in the ear. a 47-year-old man said he was interrogated after being blindfolded and handcuffed. the group says it is increasingly clear that ukrainian civilians in areas occupied by russian forces have endured terrible ordeals. they are calling for proper investigations and justice for the victims. the united nations chief says moscow needs t

development corporation. a community planner at urban ecology, architectural designer at jacobson silverstein winslow degenhart architects, he is a licensed california architect, joint masters degree in architecture and city and regional planningu.c. berkeley, and taught design and housing development studios at u.c. berkeley, cal poly, san luis obispo, and serves on the board of a justice organization. as well as serving on the housing stability fund oversight board. cut his teeth on organizing for community self-determination in the mission anti-displacement coalition in the late 1990s and early 2000s. facilitated community plans in the mission district, excelsior south of market and chinatown. fernando joined choo-choo in 2010 and what he and peter have accomplished in that time is truly incredible. during their tenure, championed a number of successful measures to increase revenues for deeply affordable housing in san francisco, from the city's first permanent housing trust fund, two housing bonds, gross receipts tax to support homelessness, services and housing, transfer tax for social housing, and an expansion of the city's jobs housing linkage fee. and i'm really just getting started. we could talk for hours about their

development corporation. a community planner at urban ecology, architectural designer at jacobson silverstein winslow degenhart architects, he is a licensed california architect, joint masters degree in architecture and city and regional planning from u.c. berkeley, and taught design and housing development studios at u.c. berkeley, cal poly, san luis obispo, and serves on the board of a justice organization. as well as serving on the housing stability fund oversight board. cut his teeth on organizing for community self-determination in the mission anti-displacement coalition in the late 1990s and early 2000s. facilitated community plans in the mission district, excelsior south of market and chinatown. fernando joined choo-choo in 2010 and what he and peter have accomplished in that time is truly incredible. during their tenure, championed a number of successful measures to increase revenues for deeply affordable housing in san francisco, from the city's first permanent housing trust fund, two housing bonds, gross receipts tax to support homelessness, services and housing, transfer tax for social housing, and an expansion of the city's jobs housing linkage fee. and i'm really just getting started. we could talk for hours about