but for almost a month , the residents of the village of mala rohan near kharkiv, freed from the rasistsold how they lived. in the suburbs of kharkiv, reporters saw a car riddled with bullets, people in this car were shot by the occupiers near the village of mala rohan, in the suburbs of kharkiv, in a cellar, they hid and did not come out, it was scary here, there was a helicopter flying, well, we were walking along the street. three men patrol, probably or something, i don’t know, but i looked out a couple of times on march 8 and we no longer went out of the small village of rohan near kharkov, russian soldiers occupied it in the first days of the full-scale invasion, ms. polina shows the upside with explosions in the yard, not a single fortified building was left here, everything was shaking this and there, and here here, you see, the roof broke through there, well , everything is flowing, here, it's glass, here, windows, you see, a window has been broken here and there at the top and here you can you see, something fell at the corner, too, everything was shaking, there's a hole, that'

on march 8, we never left the small village of rohan near kharkov.ussian soldiers occupied it in the first the days of the full-scale invasion, ms. polina shows the courtyard upside down with explosions , not a single whole building was left here, everything was shaking here and there and here, here and there, you see, the roof was broken, well, everything is flowing, here, here, here is the glass, and here are the windows, you see, the window was broken here and there at the top a here you can. you see, something fell at the corner, too, it was all messed up, there is a hole, where there is fear, and it goes there. as you can see, something fell . mrs. polina cooks in kazan, just on the street, collects firewood in the yard, the supply of electricity and gas in the village is gradually being restored he hopes that they will allow him to take care of the garden in the future, because he is afraid to give it there, they will come and look at some kind of hole. or maybe it went down there and there. well, there are many gardens with holes in the glass.

don't know, i looked at it a couple of times on march 8, and we didn't leave the small village of rohanr kharkov. russian soldiers occupied it in the first days of the full-scale invasion. mrs. polina shows the courtyard with explosions. not a single building was left here. here and there, and here. here, you see, the roof was broken. well, everything is leaking, there, the glass, and here are the windows, you see the window has broken here and there at the top. and here you can. you can see that corner, too, something has fallen, everything was broken, here is the hole, here is where i am afraid and goes in there. as you can see, something has fallen . mrs. polina cooks in kazan, just on the street, collects firewood in the yard. electricity and gas are being supplied in the village. they are gradually restoring it. she hopes that they will allow her to work on the garden in the near future, because for now she is afraid that they will come and look at some kind of hole. or maybe it went down there and there. well, there are many gardens in holes. well, in a nearby farm , more than a h

for almost a month , the residents of the liberated village of mala rohan near kharkov told about how they lived during the occupation as russians with machine guns. looted the houses and shops that the russian left behind in the once cozy suburb of kharkiv. reporters saw cars riddled with bullets. people in these cars were shot by the occupiers near the small village of rogan in the suburbs of kharkiv, we have cellars, he hid and did not come out here , it was scary here, a helicopter was flying, well, we were walking along the street from the fence, i could see dirty, unwashed pants, there were ragged ones hanging here, there were three men walking on patrol, probably or something i don’t know, i did it a couple of times this is what it looked like on march 8, and we no longer left the small village of rohan near kharkiv. russian soldiers occupied it in the first days of the full-scale invasion . mrs. polina shows the ruins of the yard with explosions. there is not a single fortified building left, that's all. it broke here and there, and here, you see, the roof broke through. well,

, rohan, circuses, and so on. when they realized that the barrel artillery would not be able to finish the first and second people who had been there for three months each they are forced to buy out, they are just tired and don't want to stay anywhere anymore, they just frankly want to go home, regardless of what the situation is, there are a lot of people there, especially the last days, the last 10 days, i would say a lot for example, an enterprise that used to work in the city of kharkiv, now we have a request from people. they ask how quickly we will recover and work. therefore, everyone is determined for the fastest, fastest recovery, not only ordinary life and economic life and everything it didn’t work before, by the way, the subway opened, it’s also a very safe form of transport that helps logistics and people feel safe there, that’s why kharkiv is starting to live, it’s coming to life, but the russian occupiers are doing everything so that people don’t feel normal. bomb shelters and in the e-e mode of tra

people in this car were shot by the occupiers near the village of mala rohan in the suburbs of kharkiv. they hid in his cellar and did not come out. it was scary here, a helicopter was flying, well, we were walking along the street. from the fence, i could see dirty, unwashed pants hanging here, torn ones. there were three men on patrol , i don’t know. kharkiv was occupied by russian soldiers in the first days of the full-scale invasion , mrs. polina shows the courtyard with explosions , not a single whole building was left here, everything was shaking, here and there, and here, here, and there, you see, the roof broke through. the windows, you see, the window has broken here and there, upstairs. and here you can. you see, something fell at the corner, too, it was all broken, there's a hole, there's a hole, that's where i'm afraid, and he goes there behind, you see, something fell . mrs. polina is cooking in kazan, just outside on the street, collecting firewood in the yard. the supply of electricity and gas in the village is gradually being restored. i hope that in advance they will a

in malaya rohan, this family has gathered to bury the man they loved for a second time.lier, war crimes prosecutors came to lyudilla yerchenko's home to exhume her husband's body. mikhayl yerchenko was killed when russian troops deliberately aimed their tanks at his village. their humble backyard now a crime scene. her husband came out to see the shrapnel. later they buried him here in this shallow grave. leading the field team, prosecutor oleksandr illenkov. sometimes the work you do is dangerous. >> it is dangerous, yeah. even now, we heard some shelling. it is no problem. >> reporter: it's your job. >> it is our job. >> it's grim work, but deneath that blanket is the love of ldwr ludmilla's life. "he was such a big, wonderful man. i still can't accept that he's dead," she sobs. mikhayl's body was taken for examination. now it's coming home. his 83-year-old mother simply cannot let go. these scenes are repeated across ukraine every day as so many people are forced to hastily bury loved ones killed in this war because it was impossible to have funerals in towns occupied

and left behind a pile of broken equipment, which they threw away while retreating, they saw little rohan in the kharkiv region after the deoccupation, the village was liberated a month and a half ago by the soldiers of the armed forces, how do the locals live now and what do they remember about the occupation, let's see lyubov zlobina shows the destroyed farm in the village of mala in rogan, whole cows live here, the rest, almost two hundred animals, died as a result of shelling, one barn flew in and killed 40 barns, and we are pulling them out because the cattle are screaming, well, they started to tear them down. oh, here is the second one a flamethrower flew into the second barn there, a small calf and piglets were all destroyed, 140 heads were killed, no one was visible near the village, there were positions of the occupiers there, abandoned combat vehicles remained there during the russian attacks, damaged equipment for cultivating the fields, local tractor driver vitaly denysenko says that he himself came under mortar fire, drove to field, play a field of 20 hectares and only drove

well, not far from the small village of rohan - this is kharkiv. ukrainian law enforcement officers, together with lithuanian law enforcement officers, are collecting evidence of russian crimes and exhuming the bodies of russian soldiers. the journalists of radio liberty saw how everything was happening. there was a single head if it fell here together oh there it had to fall if there is something there then everything is needed there a cover such a concept jacket must work here sorted out the piled up dugouts there, well, we found them, that is, they were under rags, and we continue to search for phones and find them periodically. they are in the best condition for you, please tell me that you are military. what do you think? that's why russians leave their bodies, they don't want anything. well , it's convenient, it's not taken away. my crime is watching the place of the incident, that is, he sees it and everything. the strip where the russian troops were stationed well, we find what they did not have time to take away when they were, i understan

in the future, but now there are some powerful steps . residents of the liberated village of mala rohanoccupation, those who left before the russian military occupied the village are returning home, people are cleaning the yard, they find the dug-up bodies of russian soldiers and burned russian equipment, more about life after the occupation , see in the material and fairy tales to say that they drove in. that's how they put the tanks, well, they drove them into the basement and made them sit. a little, yes , well, here the funerals are the occupiers. we were there, they showed us the buried people, they just dug up today, who was going to clean them up, they didn’t want to, probably, they left everything in the hatches here, grandchildren, it’s scary when you’re left alone and when everything is bleeding around you and you don’t know, they found relatives or not, this is scary, but the rest. well, life lies in war, there is war, they knew what dirt is, blood, we have one funnel here in the city, the neighbors next door have a funnel, and there is a little bit of a funnel there. rocks,

serhiy garmash, member of the delegation to the tkg from ukraine. 20-22 years, the village of mala rohan is coming to its senses after liberation from the russian occupiers, the settlement officially came under the control of the armed forces. of ukraine at the end of march, but now the exhumation of civilians who died at the hands of the russian invaders is still going on there, an inspection of the scene will be conducted, followed by the exhumation of the corpse of a young man who died as a result of the armed aggression of the russian federation. he died in my yard at the time when he died because there was no i left here in two days and from my friends, his quality was after the partial shooting stopped eh he came out here cellars. he died somewhere around the 25th. at that time, this territory was occupied. if we pay attention to these gates, there are holes, and they look like traces of bullets. please tell me, before the moment of death, whether there were such traces on your gates, no, no. everything was in order, the gates were all in the gate, a fragment of yellow metal was fo

rohan helped people from here, drove medicine, drove everything, that's it, that's what she volunteerednot the first time, we've already done so much. we do the work like this every day. it's clear i don't remember кто такой мужчина more candles about the war in ukraine watch on the channel radio svoboda ukraine and freedom life will return to the air on monday and in the meantime i urge you to subscribe to the pages of radio svoboda on the internet

little rohan has already been freed from the occupiers. locals are returning there.ple in the village saw will be told by public journalists from valeriya's house . selyotina was left with only a box. the russians were staying here. they were burying their dead nearby. he used to drive into our street with such a flat roof, he would simply put it up and hide in my yard from kharkiv, because there were our men standing there, a tank punched through this hole in the wall from the back, says the owner of the house, oleksiy shapoval , says heavy machinery was standing on the street in almost every yard. it is good that they did not hide in the yards behind people's backs, as they got used to dressing gowns behind the backs of children and sid, that's how they hide, the first time they hit here, the second hit the ground, and the third here, and the fourth projectile aton repelled the corner, oleksandr roban shows the remains of the rockets with which they fired at him the house once, it's me, it's her, two, oleksandr's house, while it was intact, was also occupied by the

to return, we are going further to the villages liberated from the occupiers in the center of mala rohanon the one hand, humanitarian aid is being distributed here, on the other hand, pensions are being distributed today, we are paying everyone here just as she said , the people who are returning today were brought for march and april , those who were not for may, well, may is already excluded but the most important thing is in the coming months, says the deputy head of the office of president kyrylo tymoshenko to restore the destroyed housing, specialists will immediately take care of what is partially damaged. the money that the cabinet of ministers transferred to critical infrastructure and so on, including for there is the restoration of windows and roofs, people need to insert windows and roofs because, well, rain rains and so on. well, how come they return, and soon they will start building new housing, educational and cultural institutions, and while experts evaluate everything and make projects, the military returns to this village school, which was the headquarters of the occupi

was experienced in the cities of north-saltivka and pyatikhatka, as well as the village of zhukovsky rohannd horizon areas located closer to the contact line to which the enemy could reach with artillery immediately stop military aggression against ukraine representatives of seven countries of the asia-pacific of the economic forum condemned the actions of the russians, among them the usa, australia, canada, chile, japan, korea and new zealand, these countries have serious fears about the humanitarian crisis in ukraine, because dozens of tonsils are stuck here due to problems with the infrastructure and the blockade of the black sea ports by the aggressor country, the russian federation, free mobile communication communication for ukrainian refugees in latvia was extended for another 90 days so that they could contact their relatives and friends in ukraine or other countries in europe, companies say that communication services for ukrainians are in great demand, according to the data of the tele2 operator, the duration of calls to ukraine has increased 50 times over the past three months,

will be the place of inspection - these are the crimes that they committed in the settlement of mala rohanolleagues came to help, police criminalists help collect evidence of crimes of the russian military, we brought them here with colleagues, the prosecutor's office of ukraine is helping to investigate a war crime, aggression against your country. they found the technique of calling out dead soldiers, weapons, affairs of the russians, they are trying to identify it and say that it is possible to identify it at most 15% of the bodies found according to the documents according to the sticks, in principle, it happens well, you know, the surname is written, the form is indicated, or there are some tags on the gas masks there, or even, well, it’s established enough, it’s a complicated process, they’re in the best state of kyiv the military says there have already been cases when the bodies of russian soldiers were exchanged for our captured boys, the details of such operations are kept secret svitlana sokyra oleksandr yanovsky details tv channel inter marathon only news from believing in the

i never would have had my crazy kids if rohan paved the way for women to make their own healthcare decisions as i was only able to get pregnant through ibs, infertility process that role lays the foundation for. because of ivs i got to experience all the joys of motherhood. because reproductive rights, my husband and i are not just tammy and o'brien, we are mommy and daddy. because of roe and the rights and laws it protects, we are a family. the supreme court could be weeks from overturning roe v wade and planned parenthood versus casey. a decision that if made final would strip away reproductive rights for millions of women forcing them to potentially live through the horrors and indignities their grandmothers bore if they needed reproductive care and this would just be the start. the anti-choice movement has been working for years, decades to get to the moment of overturning roe is not there end goal. they want a national ban on abortion, something republican senate leaders said was a possibility last week. they want to undermine contraception. in some state legislation has been introduced

never would have had my creative silly drive me crazy let's get love them infinitely two daughters if rohan paves the way for women to make their own health care decisions as i was only able to get pregnant through ivf. a fertility process that roe lays the foundation for. because of ivf i got to experience all the joys of motherhood because reproductive rights my husband and i are just tammy and brian, we are mommy and daddy . because of roe and the rights protects we are a family . we are a yet last week we learned that the supreme court could be just weeks away from overturning roe versus wade and planned parenthood versus casey a decision it made five vinyl which would strip away rights for millions of women forcing them to be to potentially live through the horrors and indignities their grandmothers for if they needed reproductive care. this would just be the start. for while the antitrust movement has been working for years, decades to get to this moment overturning roe is not their end goal. they want a national ban on ng , something the republican senate leader said was a possibilit

in malaya rohan, this family has gathered to bury the man they loved for a second time. just two days earlier, war crimes prosecutors came to lyudilla yerchenko's home to exhume her husband's body. mikhayl yerchenko was killed when russian troops deliberately aimed their tanking at his village. their humble backyard now a crime scene. her husband came out to see the shrapnel. later they buried him here in this shallow grave. leading the field team, prosecutor oleksandr illenkov. sometimes the work you do is dangerous. >> it is dangerous, yeah. even now, we heard some shelling. it is no problem. >> reporter: it's your job. >> it is our job. >> it's grim work, but deneath that blanket is the love of ldwr udilla's life. "he was such a big, wonderful man. i still can't accept that he's dead," she sobs. mikhayl's body was taken for examination. now it's coming home. his 83-year-old mother simply cannot let go. these scenes are repeated across ukraine every day as so many people are forced to hastily bury loved ones killed in this war because it was impossible to have funerals

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joining us, claire rohan, her teenage son will relies on formula because he has fatal food allergies.ebruary this formula is like liquid gold to families such as yours. how have the last few months been for you and your family trying to feed will? >> certainly challenging. we have been very, very grateful for the support of our community and our families, but it is desperate times, most certainly. and hearing about the other families in similar circumstances to ours, it's nerve-racking to not know every day when you're going to run out, if there's going to be an option to feed your child the next day. >> i want to ask you about the batch of much needed formula the biden administration is flying in from switzerland. they're sending three kinds of hypo-allergenic formulas. could this theoretically help will? >> it could. and i think that perhaps all parents who have medically fragile children are in the same circumstance, which until you try something new and are approved by your doctor to try something new, you don't know if it's going to work. you might have where your child, it doesn

. >> for weeks russia used mala rohan to bombard kharkiv, just 12 miles to the west. the fiercest fighting in this area took place in a village up the road, vilkhivka. 8000 people used to live here. w it is no more than 50. even though the major fighting ended weeks ago this place is a ghost town, there is literally nobody out on the streets. and parts of this village, still smell acrid. you can still smell the war. the russian army didn't bother to pick up their dead. dozens of homes took direct hits from russian artillery. and in the street, leftover russian munitions, just a few feet from the colored tires that outline a playground. in this village in ruins, we founoleksandr. he grew up here and said he would never leave, no matter what. >> what's life like here today? is there any food, is there any water? >> water? what water? water, gas, electricity? the wires ve been cut. what are you talking about? food is scarce. some people go to the city, some people share their food. humanity is being tested. >> so what happened here? >> down the road, yaroslav bodyrev sho

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