cover the fact that there is no flow of customers, he estimates that the losses of the retroville shopping centerussian federation amount to about 60 million euros, but this is a very preliminary calculation now the owners of the center are investing money in the reconstruction with their own funds. ihor fustenko restored production, the equipment survived, moved it to uzhgorod, had to lay out all my savings, get into debt, there were thoughts of going to turkey or europe to open a production somewhere, but still, we do not want to work as a ukrainian brand in ukraine and somewhere so internal with the team they said if we go, it will be just a small one, but russia's victory over us therefore, no, we will not go, we will be in ukraine, we are not afraid of anyone, we are on our own land, we we are not running away from anyone after our victory , the officials intend to demand from russia for compensation for all the losses suffered by ukrainian enterprises, for this they have already created a platform on the internet where you can submit an application for compensation so that the one who cause

who said that she died during the coverage of shelling in the shopping mall in kyiv, the retroville shopping center, and this center had already been shelled the day before that and on the moment when oksana bowlina was killed, there were only journalists and only rescuers at that place, that is, there was no other point in shelling this building. it had no strategic significance otherwise. how is it to kill journalists and rescuers who were at this object at that moment, you know that indeed, there were many of those names that you mentioned. it is like colleagues with whom we were familiar from when we worked, and in fact, as anthony blinken said today, the secretary of state, he also addressed, he asked some of the names of our colleagues in ukraine who died as a result of russian aggression, and he actually remembers it here in the united states, oleksiy, what is the role of ukrainian journalists now, he is not only ukrainian, but also other journalists from other countries who are currently covering this war in ukraine, russia's unprovoked aggression. you spoke with colleagues of journalists w

well, of course, shopping centers must be destroyed. well, the same retrovilleall the others. these are the animals, but they are recovering little by little. that is, we are here for a long time and the body begins to work in normal mode, that is, i am below that 1600 years and 1700 years as the capital of ukraine, by the way, if we remember that 500 years ago . in the gate and we had them briefs 1500 years in kyiv, well, okay, ae, everyday life, and kyiv looks, that is, everything works, shops work, pharmacies work, there is water, there is light, there is uh well, all this is regulated more or less as it can be regulated during the war, it’s not only cold, but there is no hot the water is already starting. it's always a month. yes yes yes yes. we have peace. we have turned off the buckwheat again. tell us that it's good. there are tourists because the summer season is always within reach of kyiv . tourists come to look at the flowering of chestnuts and so on. walk around the city go to the glass bridge of klitschka to take a picture in the ruins. irpin has ov