and teenagers witnessed a rather unusual performance for the american audience in the play mama on skypes went to the usa for a tour. in several states , these funds were collected during the trip, they plan to transfer to the purchase of a military aircraft for the armed forces of ukraine, iryna solomko learned more about the history and aspirations of the children, the director and founder of the iron dale theater tells about the play mom via skype, i read in the new york times that in april of this year, director oleg onyshchenko organized a premiere screening in one of lviv's bomb shelters, where the journalist ended up a colleague of grace's newspaper saw the article and sent it to him, he thought it would make me happy and it made me so happy that i immediately went on facebook, found everyone and said come to the usa this project is deeply connected to my life's work all my life i have been saying that theater is important it is not only entertainment, it is important for the life of the community , and when i read that children perform in bomb shelters in such conditions, they co

pointing us via skype -- joining us via skype from nigeria is ovigwe eguegu, the policy analyst of developmentmagined. marcella samba-sesay is the executive director of the campaign for good governance in sierra leone. she joins us from nairobi. and ken ife is a development economist and lead consultant to the ecowas commission. iq for joining us. marcella, if we could start with you, sierra leone ends have enjoyed many years of peaceful living since the civil war. how surprised are you by wednesday's violence? >> i am surprised. it was painful to watch the tragic videos on social media. that is not sierra leone. we all have agreed that never again would we -- to violence. we agree to reconciliation. for 20 years, already a -- our demographic trajectory is trending toward reconsolidation and reconstruction. we agree that will speak through the ballot box. that is the real violence allowed allowed by agree protesters. that is why institutions condemn that sort of violence. we believe strongly that citizens have the right to express their views and opinions of government, but because of our conf

humanitarian and information policy alchenka candidate of political sciences and we were joined by skype grigoriy quapelitsa conflictologist international director of the institute of foreign policy studies professor thank you thank you and thank you to our viewers a-a we advise you to stay with us because the broadcast continues ahead, there are a lot of interesting topics, happy holiday, the war has changed us a lot i quickly learned to make decisions to pack my whole life into one shoulder bag, we learned to say goodbye, to say goodbye to my hometown mariupol the war changed us all, but it definitely didn't break me, i became more motherly and most importantly, it reminded me that the most valuable thing in our lives is the opportunity to hug each other every day when our children are happy and healthy parents among us changed us all but definitely did not change our confidence the victory of a loved one glory to ukraine on independence day for more than 150 days without days off on the front lines for more than 30 units of captured enemy equipment frankivsk evgeny is getting closer t

the west helps us and will help me figure this out - volodymyr dubovyk, who has already joined me on skypeis director of the center for international studies, associate professor of the department of international relations of the mechnikov odesa national university. greetings, mr. volodymyr. greetings. thank you for joining. thank you for answering the questions that i will ask you . will you help me understand them, mr. volodymyr. please tell me whether the world of children is capable of putinizing russia. well, i think that this is a general broad question, so i think that for now the task is more pragmatic and narrow concretely help ukraine to defend our sovereignty and territorial integrity and, er, help ukraine to defeat the russian troops in ukraine, and this is the main point, but in terms of what will be the future of russia, what will be the turn inside and the political system, will putin remain in power or not, etc. i think that this is already a question that our allies have not put on the agenda so far, we understand that our security in the future will depend on who will be

real things that today help our victory serhiy fursyn, an investment banker, is already with us on skype, join our conversation serhii, we welcome you to our such a conversation, and it is also extensive in another companies today er then now will explain the phenomenal method of banning the demonstration of exchange rates, it is possible to stop the fall of the hryvnia and thus stabilize the flight situation in ukraine, true, mr. serhiy, i congratulate you on this situation, i think that there is nothing like that caramel. and somehow it can even positively work to a certain extent, it is unlikely that it has already worked because it cannot work quickly like that, but in the long run it will be useful because in the long run we will still have a thousand hryvnias as long as the war continues as long as the pressure the national currency will be recharged here as well. it is important that there are no additional factors that will contribute to panic, contribute to psychological instability among the population, but this is how it turned out that i, if you now want to know the exchange

in angola, borges now meet a joint us by skype from the total. he is a research consultant at the institute for security studies, africa, and merisa low. and so is an independent political analyst focusing on and goal mozambique and south africa. by the way, she is not related to and goal is president lorenzo. she joined us by skype from johannesburg. very well. welcome to each of you. i'd like to start with you, maurice miller and so, so as we've been saying, polling so far as showed that the m. p l a is out ahead. we are waiting for the total vote, count the announcements. do you think though that this is a done deal? the m p l a will retain power? it seems to be, although of course you need it has already indicated that it will challenge that. it will result once it is finalized, especially because it does look like the m p and they will come out with a 50 plus one majority, which would allow it to retain its parliamentary mon majority and then very easily install incumbent president lorenzo, for a 2nd term since the a 3rd of the result to ann

ah, well let's bring in our guests to day and joining us via skype from a butcher in nigeria is of the way a quaker. he's a policy analyst of the consults he development, we imagined marcella, santa se, se is an executive director at the campaign for good governance in sierra leone. she joins us from nairobi and also on skype from london is can, if a, he's a development economist and live consultant to the echo us commission of i will welcome to each of you. thanks for joining us here on inside story. marcella. we could start with you. cyril unions have enjoyed many years of relatively peaceful living since the civil war. how surprised are you? by wednesday is violence truly and honestly surprised. it was painful and disturbing to watch the tragic free dues on social media. but i more see and i must say to the entire world, that data is not c l. u because we all love creek there to near fly again, we settlers cause true violence. we have agreed through the talk and reconciliation bit can is it, and for 20 years our demo, why to, to check followed it out of this consolidation and what c

he joins us by skype from ramallah, and thanks so much for being on the program. as we've been reporting, we're hearing about this potential, se, se, file, what is the posting authority hearing? well, we've been hearing them working for the same purpose. from day one, we have called for an immediate and off this aggression is really aggression on the people on our people and does not and requested all parties including the security council, yet the u. n. g and our authors in egypt and elsewhere to intervene to end this massacre again, full of people and you guys are what's the update on terms of damage and casualties and injuries as a result of this 3 day operation? well, as has been reported, it's, you know, the, the civilians because you will continue to rise. the destruction is immense. particularly civilian property, including infrastructure and you know the 3rd or is measurable, which is also something that will continue with all of people for so long, including the children who are suffering from this is rated the continuous aggression again because of the n

he joins me from seattle by skype . were reflecting on the many challenges facing afghanistan right now from food insecurity to an economy and collapse and obviously the rights violations against women and girls. what is your understanding of the way in which this government is running itself? so over the past year, all the negative, all the trends have been a negative. there were some hope one year ago that the taliban had learned the lessons from the ninety's the last time they were in government. and this time they would govern differently. all those hold sadly, have been met with disappointment and economic space. all of them have failed to do what it's needed to make sure of on a sun does not become the highest they, it's financial system is included in the world, a system and the internet that other countries would be confident enough to invest in the country. and provide a to a very desperate population. and the political space, there was hope that they would form an inclusive government facilitating the process

and that he still sold it and co initial i see it shows me is up because all of total school from skype, dora most grace florida that i live locally in emmanuel is but it will so she will skip ukrainian armed forces, open fire on civilians in mary, you will on may the night on that day as is tradition of presidents with celebrating victory of fascism with the real ah with with in february 2014 mario po, please sided with the pro russian residence. the ukranian army used combat vehicles against them. most of the fighting took place around the cities police department building ah, childs on oak. ready ready ready ready biting they just love. ready a get you with a, she can, that's a little bit of a, you know, but i need to speak with a question. what about the mckinney stone? i don't think it sounds like it's all divided metrically to send you to forget my specialty bit with that, but hold it. so local, compassionate, done, you loan by you and that's only by now my point, i'm asking, well, it wasn't but the leader with with with, with what was the whole camelback i think a question. but a

i called him on skype, saying that i was in lithuania. although it clearly shows from the surveillance cameras provided by the fsb that natalya vov was in russia at that time. how exactly did she get into our country. her father doesn't know but they know it investigators at the fsb reported that a month ago, vovk arrived in russia with his twelve-year-old daughter for an assassination attempt, carefully rented an apartment in the same building where she lived and daria followed her movements. and after the murder, she disappeared on the territory of estonia and investigators have already traced all her steps from the moment she entered russia to the successful victory in riga, the demolition of the monument by the liberator of the city began today. against the people who came with flowers, they threw special forces, seven people were detained now on the spot, heavy equipment, tractors and excavators are breaking the pedestal and dumping the debris into the container for construction waste, the mayor of tridi considers the monument to be

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director of the exit development initiative for the protection of women and children joining us on skypeom the netherlands, a researcher focusing on conflict, peace and justice in the great lakes region of africa. a warm welcome to you all. i would like to begin in the netherlands with felix. after 22 years, this is now a failure of the u.n. peacekeeping mission, and they need to leave. >> i guess much of the failure has to do with what expectations you have about you enforces in the drc -- about you and -- united nations forces in the drc. the united nations went in as a peacekeeping mission. the u.n. rarely makes peace, it tries to keep peace, but the idea of making peace has to do with the actors and diplomats and many other channels. yes, there is a lot to say about what the leader has done, but the expectation that he will go there in a country of 100 million people, two plus million square kilometers and make peace was naive, i would say. that being said, there has been damage in terms of unesco getting involved with local actors in taking that road toward peace. imran: we make an

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john just via skype from washington d. c. so is this a fulfillment or a weapon? i zation of justice. she'll take on it. well, it's unquestionably an extraordinary movement. i mean, we've never had a f b. i raid on the home of the former president before. but a couple things are worth pointing out to start. first of all, in order to do this, the f b, i would have had to have gone to a federal judge and a provider that sealed affidavit laying out probable cause that conducting this raid, would you evidence of a federal crime? the federal crime edition here appears to be whether trump illegally removed classified documents from the white house to his home in moral lago. now, that said, we're still so pointing out that this is not about the january 6 investigation. we spent endless time talking about that with the january committee hearings and everybody's been talking about whether the justice tamara was going to prosecute trump for that. this seems that this is a separate investigation. so worth keeping in mind. now it's also worth keeping in mind that it is not at

she joins us of skype from orlando. we had to wait 50 years, but this day is finally here. how excited you? oh i am just so. so over the moon, excuse me, i'm very excited about this launch. it's. it's going to be incredible. what are they doing between now and launch? what are the steps they need to take before that time comes? so they just have, you know, some system checkouts that they have to do, including like the ground systems that are connected to the rocket. and then after midnight they will began loading the fuel that's on the rocket and ensure that it is all tanked up and ready to go for its $830.00 launch. why is it taking so long for this to happen? and so after the apollo program was disbanded, nasa switched to the space shut. also, the focus was on lower earth orbit. and now that nasa has had a presence there for more than 20 years, they're turning their sites into deep space to go back to the moon and then eventually on to mars. so this will be the 1st time that there is a rocket, capable of delivering cargo and people to the moon since the 1970s. why is it g

she joined us on skype from philadelphia. welcome to the program. so what, what factors will the court have to consider hair then? do you think? well, so there are a number of items that will need to be redacted. if in fact this affidavit is to be released, there are 2 main types of materials. first and foremost, anything that touches on the highly sensitive of national security information that news reports have indicated are contained in those materials. particularly the highly compartmentalized materials having to do with nuclear secrets. everything of that nature, even naming those documents would have to be redacted. and then the other type of material has to do with grand jury secrecy. and that material will also have to be redacted. so um if judge reinhart is seriously thinking that this document could be released in some way, shape or form of the amount of information that would be left after those redactions may be very, very limited. so politically, then what's at stake here as this saga continues? well, if there is to be an indictments an

let's bring in al jazeera is senior political analyst, my when be. shara joins as of, from paris by skype. my, when i want to touch a little bit on what john said there, in terms of whether or not this will escalate. but before we do that, for us who may not be following the middle east, closely wise is happening now. obviously pensions have been rising in the last week or so. but what's the immediate background that led to these flare up? well, at the heart of israel's military doctrine, there is a so called pre additive principle, meaning is runaway act on whatever intelligence who has false or real in terms of defend the good security. and israel claims that there are some operations being repaired against it and just had to get it that preemptive attack, when it's also part of our weeks on repression. arrests and killings of our been happening in the west bank that led to it puts tension escalation and gaza as israel arrested and killed a number of medicines and political leaders as well as civilians in the area of geneva time elsewhere. so on and all the israelis continue to use that

is an executive director of the west africa network for peace building, joins us live from acura by skype. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, tell us a little bit about what's been happening economically in the country to drive people to this level of frustration. well, i think a couple of these are, nobody is a loan is a country that has continued to be friday. i follow you in the past or that took place in the country. following that learn was heats by you pull up on demi, which also create that he saw and challenges for the economy and socio political conditions of the citizens. and that they also had just before the last election, they also had the most light. and then following the last election with a lot of expectations on who once again part of the global community that was heat by the b 19. and then we can now the effect of the a rush hour war. so a couple of all that have led to a lot of economic challenges that have made the citizens on employed. a lot of expectations that came with the change of government have not been met. and then the frustration among the citizens is

meet now to jillian honey, says the un resident and humanitarian coordinator and pakistan joins us on skype from his lamar. but julian said 1st, what we've seen floods in pakistan before, but this is truly an extraordinary event. how serious is the situation from a humanitarian point of view? this is the the worst red spect fans ever seen. fetch 3000000 people who effect 8. millions of people displaced the water. he's going to stay in and he's going to stay in sand and southern punjab. is going to stay there for months and we're going to see increases epidemics. and there's already cholera. we're going to see diarrhea increases malnutrition, this is a huge challenge. and what about the difficulties and the challenges of getting help into those people who need? well, the chinese number one is to get the money. am we've got a flash appear, we will come out on tuesday with the government asking for 160000000. that is the absolute minimum re, assistance that's required so far indications from don't a states, a pretty limited. so we really need to get member states. and to step up for this, this

he joins, as far as skype from frank 1st. i thank you for being on the program. you've been to these refugee camps a number of times. can you just give us an idea of how conditions have deteriorated over that time? well, thank you. we're going to mock and eventually during that you know, side remember and be by next to me. it has been 5. busy and the creation in the can income from the bizarre is exactly like that decreasing we phase and especially the freedom of movement. the refugee are not allowed to go from one, come to another another. the biggest problem is that and then refugee not recognized as refugees. so they don't have any right, as the refugee, the most significant thing is integration of the children. there is no for money for the children. they're called me to do school volunteer vide there. oh, enjoy you where order to shut down by the issue already. another significant thing is increase in the safety of their refugee. several creamy know can harassing and attacking their refugee. this must be solved as soon as far as well as the refugee very much

he's joining us via skype from tucker. and so thank you very much indeed for being with us on al jazeera and the russian foreign minister had said that to her and understood russia's concerns as far as ukraine was concerned, regarded those concerns as legitimate. why is it to that to, to crime would be able to play a significant role in terms of trying to find some sort of solution to the ukranian situation. i think is because the iranians are from the very beginning, they pointed out that while they oppose war, they recognize that nato broke its promise not to expand eastwards and nato was involved in the coo and ukraine. and also, nato was supporting right wing malicious in the country. there was suppressing russian speakers, especially in the dumbass and east south of ukraine. and of course, the nato countries never allowed or never put pressure on kia, to implement the minster courts if, if those agreements were implemented, we wouldn't have had this war. so the russian see iran as an honest player and the wrong critic

chief tyler joins us via skype in sacramento. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> you have en with the agency for a long time, 31 years, but you have been in this job as the director for just a few months how's it going? >> it has been an honor and a great opportunity to serve as the director and fire chief of cal fire, i never thought that i would be here. >> why not? >> well, i started my career as you said so many years ago in chester county, eventually making my way down to riverside, and back into the sacramento area and el dorado county. >> were you a firefighter at the time? >> i was a firefighter, i started from the lowest ranks of our department as a seasonal firefighter and made my way through every fire suppression rig that this department has.>> and what did that perspective give you as you start this job as director? >> it has given me a full depth and breadth of experience across the state working in multiple areas in the state and understanding the diversity of the state as well. it gives me the opp

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to our top story and bring it now to serious senior political analyst . matawan shawna joins us on skype from paris. good. have you with us model one. first of all, is this round? i think we can say round of this conflict. is it ready over? well, it's not clear, as you know, there are still point to vs over who's not biding by. this is agreement who's not course, as we all know for a cease fire is also a war by other means. because the occupation continues in the blockade and gas are continues. hence, the systematic violence against the palestinians persist. and that good then a spin over to another confrontation it, sir, it's always a good to remember that this is the 5th of such wars or rounds as you put it since 2008 bits less. and then 3 years for each round of conflict, violent conflict war, devastating and thought arising for the people in gaza. and it goes on unabated does indeed i'm in a with the occupation continuing with the siege. continuing the root cause of this goes on. this is highly unlikely to be an end to the problem, isn't it? this is just a temporary pause. oh yes, ab

of bringing out 0 senior political analyst, my one be shara, he joins us by skype from paris mile. and thanks so much for being on this news. our people not familiar with this rage and what's the difference between hum us and these lemmings jihad group that israel says it's targeting an important question, it's or son requires a long answer, but i will try to summarize and a few points. both organization out of course it's true, missed organization. they are late comers to the palestinian struggles. one of them started early 19 eighties, both influenced by the strat, missed movements in egypt where some of those earlier at palestinian leaders went to study in egypt. and universities were influenced by the muslim brotherhood in egypt as one by the she had the established group in egypt and when they came back, the guys are the stablish. i sort of branch of the muslim brotherhood, that's us. but she had turned away from the orbit of some brotherhood and establish its own sort of a radical militant extremist nationalist group. had not stayed within the orbit of the so called social wo

he joined his life in london by skype. thanks very much for being with us. so how big counter offensive is this by the ukrainians? do you think? well, so far, we know that ukrainian started on the counter offensive in several sectors and they claim to have re taken 4 villages near here. so we don't know how many troops are involved on the ukrainian side, and whether they have sufficient supports of, of main battle tanks and to combat aircraft armored vehicles. but it appears that intense intensive fighting is occurring, nicholas on and here so on city and towns around it and are under strong shirley and by the ukrainian artillery, which is trying to a force of the russian forces to withdraw from the area. and why is that area particularly important to ukraine? what, what's the sort of strategic significant i'm here on is the only city on the left western bank of the nipper river, which is under russian control. and it opens a gateway to the a potential ground defensive, which russia potentially would aspire to undertake towards mc alive. and then just so, yo

our skype ranger was overhead when workers marched out in oakland. the open ended strike involves 2000 mental health professionals from northern and central california. there demanding higher pay, shorter wait times for patients. kaiser said the strike is a disruption to patient care that does not need to happen. they want the union to return to the bargaining table. >>> here's a live look in the tri-valley. looking at dublin from our traffic camera. just feel cooler compared to yesterday. as meteorologist rob mayeda says, stay to . >>> the weather roller coaster continues. we've got temperatures in the mid-90s. let's check out the temperature right now. 76. things cooling down. he sat dublin earlier. another spot in the upper 90s yesterday currently about 78 degrees. the cool down is complete for those inland valleys. 15 to 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. everything will change tomorrow. we had the quick cool down today with comfortable temperatures. 70s and 80s inland. tomorrow the 90s will make a comeback. monday being the warmest day of the wee

she joins us on skype from that time. pay to be a thanks so much for being on this news. ella. taiwan has said, china has unilaterally damaged the stability of the indo pacific region. how else is it? reacted, and what else is it said that's right. and the. a president's office has also said that china is upsetting the status quo, and that status quo is the agreement kept that agreement, that china and taiwan habits mean themself while trying to maintain that i want as part of its territory. taiwan does not declare independence, but carry on with its own government as a country and its own right. and so now the leadership, you're, is saying, china is putting that agreement at risk also try once. leadership is saying that china, with these exercises have infringed upon the international freedom of navigation, saying that essentially blockaded taiwan by with these military exercises. in fact, the ministry of defense has called on flight routes and shipping routes to be changed or for companies to find alternate routes and t

fate of an unequal partner and absorption, to put it mildly, in relation to china. hours with us via skypewere serhiy paskevych, deputy director for scientific affairs of the institute of problems of nuclear power plants of ukraine, and oleg korikov, acting chairman of the chief state inspector for nuclear and radiation safety of ukraine. thank you. thank you to the viewers. studios of the tv channel council worked for you olga nimtsevaya maksym zborovsky see you all good we will convince you we will win we will win that you are not news together we are strong more than 150 days without weekend on the front line more than 30 units of captured enemy equipment frankivsk evgeny is getting closer to victory every day and every day he says i am not tired i am not tired of defending ukraine we are returning in the liberation of the city of denys support is already waiting a miracle volunteers and neighbors are ready to lend a shoulder even at work people do not work like this they are working, it is a very united people where what was lost cannot be returned we will create a new one, i already w

professor of international relations at the jw a toyota vargas foundation in south palo joins us live via skype. thank you for your time. now this is a polarizing election and it has been for some time talk us through what's at stake . well too many people, not only the presidency, the estate, but perhaps the countries democracy, the whole president boston has continuously song to talk about supposed vulnerability the, the electoral system without actually presenting any concrete proof. but there is a perception that the constant talk about, you know, the integrity of the actual system and about suppose fraud could allow the president to question the result if you lose is in october. so i think there is significant risk that. ready brazil may face a similar situation to that in the united states in 2021. when the incumbent, donald trump, did not recognize the election in an attempt to obstruct a peaceful transition of power. and of course, the destructive polarization now between supporters of both sonata on the right and lula on the left has really contributed to a very 10 situation which has

let's go to melanie sloane, who is live on skype from long beach island, new jersey. she's a former federal prosecutor and a partner at some strategies, which is a public and 5 firm. thank you for joining us this morning. is this unprecedented for the former president's house to be searched in this way? well, it is indeed unprecedented, but there have been signs that the justice department has been investigating president trump for quite some time. the real issue tonight is that we don't know exactly what this is for. we haven't seen the search warrant where the affidavit supporting the search warrant to have a clear understanding of why the president's home has been searched and why right now there have been multiple stories about different investigations involving the former president, some involving documents that he improperly took from the white house and brought to morrow lago after he left the presidency. and also there are issues regarding the insurrection. this appears to be more about the documents that he improperly took from the white house to morrow lago.

political sciences, with us in the studio, congratulations, congratulations oleksia well, with us on skype korikov, acting head of the chief state inspector for nuclear and radiation safety of ukraine, and serhiy paskevych, deputy director for scientific issues of the institute of problems of nuclear power plants e-e of the national academy of sciences of ukraine we congratulate you good day so, gentlemen, the most important question that is probably facing the whole world right now is not an exception, given that the terror that russia continues while at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant will get there naked let's start with mr. serhiy paskevich well, and then mr. oleg korikov and oleksiy yakuddy in the studio in turn in my opinion, participation in the store is now decided despite the long period of hesitation of this organization well, i hope that the presence of megaten gas station specialists can improve the situation and prevent er shelling and prevent er tragedy, but how it will turn out at the moment i can't say because i er don't have the information and that's all will depend

director of relief authoration in the southern regions at the could be the foundation he joined us via skype from the socket and send the province pakistan. thank you for being on the program. first of all, can you just give us an idea of just how bad it is there? thank you for calling. go over all the media. boston have a lot in parking. we have if it's 2010 time then time mod low, then we need these for writing in based communities who are on the road lost their houses, they lost their animals, they lost their call, forwarding them who died them before died them madison and as a shuttle about politician is big it while i was in the data and. busy are based on the law the. busy more than 13000 families now, i'm in the reason of been approached by the name is that both badly affected by the range and and the more coming did well as our like the benefit and get that situation of blood in p k. problem that is in the area that will soon reach him, that he was in coming days. and in this situation, maybe most thank you. that is film and here live for us in pakistan in this and province lyn neigh

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she joins us on skype from ty pay. so despite the official vagueness we heard there, those media reports about the visit that it's going to happen. just getting stronger and stronger, right? that's right. media reports are saying she's going to go, had talked to the president, she's going to visit the legislature. and i can also tell you that art for parliament, swords out the presidential office, have confirmed to us that she will be landing in a few hours. tomorrow morning she will be meeting with the president buying when she will hold a press conference. she'll even visit a human rights museum, visit the legislature and fly off later in the day. that's from presidential tours that has told pie one plus then again, i have caveat that a plan can always change as we feed and upon to be high level your cell a gauge, the business. and well, this has been shrouded in secrecy, and nobody confirming anything at any point, but lots of speculation and drifts and drops of information coming through. of course, china's in warn

volodymyr, volodymyr, omelchenko, director of of the center's programs, razumkova was with us via skypeeady er analysis of preparations for the heating season with the guests in the studio, i will remind him that he tells dyrkadze and oleksiy kush that in the studio and the tv channel , we will intercept the council, we will outplay, we will win the news together, we are strong racists who are deliberately hitting unpopulated areas in broad daylight, laying mines with deadly iron mines on the holy ukrainian land, but instead of fear and despair, they will see in our eyes , only their death, ukrainian soldiers will pay for every tear of our mothers, they will take the enemy to hell, and our comrades from the state emergency service, rescuers, fire fighters , pyrotechnics, will help day and night demining dismantle the rubble bring cities and towns back to life regardless of shelling or fatigue and the darkness will die, we will win and fast in the middle of the free world new prosperous happy and invincible ukraine you are warriors not lazy ridiculous our work is righteous holy because w

the support to a country. vivica pollen is the international editor of taiwan plus he joins us on skype from ty pay. so a little bit of vagueness there, from officials, but in the media, the speculation getting strong and stronger that she is actually coming right? absolutely. i getting so strong to the point where they're actually telling us what their schedule is, what her school she'll be meeting when she is here and how long she'll be here or, or. 6 from what we understand, she will be meeting the president saying when the morrow, but from our own sources at the presidential office. it's all taiwan plants that lucy's likely to arrive in the next few hours. tomorrow will be a pack day. along with that meeting with the presidential be going to the legislative council meeting, the opposition and current politicians. then she'll go to human rights musician a museum, and it's your to be giving a press conference before she leaves before it gets dark here. so there is much talk about her arrival, there's much talk about what she'll do while she is here, but no confirmation from the govern

these blocks, uh, they tried to get the documents . of housing and communal services joined us via skypel, we will also add information that ukraine has purchased enough drugs in the event of an accident at the zaporizhia nuclear power plant, the minister of health of ukraine viktor lyashko stated this, he also assured that there is no need to buy similar drugs in pharmacies, the state purchased in a sufficient number of drugs that will allow us to protect the thyroid gland so that radioactive iodine does not have a negative effect and they will be issued when needed ms. tatyana, you can use the drugs yourself to protect talk about providing medicine, well, this is the last word, because no medicine can be used to protect a person in the first place from exposure or receiving a certain dose of radiation , therefore, first of all, we should talk about systemic measures that are currently being taken in advance for that so that special places were arranged where people could temporarily enter and protect themselves from some first such large first dose, this is the first second, in additio

they're giving individual plans the international editor of ty, one plus, and she's joining us on skype from taipei good to have you with us. so the military activity by china seems to be affecting ty, ones, outlying islands. now why is that significant? that's right, so the islands that these unidentified aircraft and drones were identified on our scene on which ty, one's military, you fired flares to warn off our inhabit is the islands and the islands on the taiwan straits, which are some of the closest to the chinese mainland kenman in particular, where those drawings flew over is only about 10 kilometers from mainland china. and i believe that would be the 1st point of contact. should there be an invasion? now these military exercises are continuing, not just around those outlying islands, but also in those waters closer to the main islands of taiwan and the ministry of defense. us troops here are remaining on high alert and we're having, i think it to day 3 of these chinese military exercises jaila people in till i one feeling about things is this is clearly not something that is g

she joins us on skype from taipei. so up china has been threatening military drills. that's why they made that announcement about 30 minutes of your i've saying that they are going to have exercises. now the notary exercises around tie one can send up, been putting out maps and lay out their plans of what the site might look like. now it's worth noting that every time at delegation business, especially high level delegation from another country, but the trying to does from kind of military provocation as us just touching the boundary around taiwan, but not necessarily directly going to try one term creek. but this time it's largely being seen as something that i've been escalated and elevated from its previous military exercises or grills that it uses as a warning against ty, one. and in fact, the ministry of defense here is probably one has been quite quite vocal about the rate, the alert level of ty wants to be in their ability to defend itself. and i've also called out china on these military actions. and these drugs that are good to take place, they're saying that

he was with us on skype from the kharkiv region .ichuk and i will finish our today's five-hour marathon. well, actually i flew like five minutes, well, i almost flew with you in 4.5 this is how we improve the results. thank you to everyone who watches us and keep watching moroton on espresso because we are just now already passing the word eh to our wonderful news. what happened in that hour but after a short pause, so that the ukrainians would not think about so that they would not speak , war, war, and our victory would still come out, seven days a week from monday, monday, seven different spheres of human activity - sports, culture, politics then presenters espresso journalists experts opinion leaders in real time about the most relevant events through the prism of war every day authors' projects most espresso predator well listen the defender of ukraine sees in the dark as if in the daytime what i have done for kilometers around quickly move around any terrain the body is reliably protected what makes it less sensitive and more c

that is so we give recommendations, i hope just after the big one, when calls are received during skypen the phone , it just disconnects, er, just disconnects this connection, connect to us, and by the way, this is the story, if mr. ilya, if you knew yes, let's continue this purchase of non-cash dollars at an undervalued rate for the time being, that is, actually, the depository of the nbu is resuming operations with government emotional securities, it will somehow overlap with this story with uh, if a tax on the purchase and sale of this currency is introduced tax as far as i am familiar with the initiative, it concerns only the purchase of goods abroad . okay, i am here a little. perhaps i will also say that the mechanism here is a very wrong mechanism, if in 2015 a completely clear mechanism was implemented, and the way of taxing specifics, that is, the introduction of an additional duty, then this the mechanism has never been tested before and i emphasize once again that it will

after the a-a program well, let's move on to conversations with an expert join me - joins via direct skype connection volodymyr is a big political scientist i congratulate you mr. volodymyr i congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes a-a thank you for agreeing to join us in this program world during wars have not yet been live espresso, that's why for me this is the debut with you in the world during the war, that's why thank you once again mr. volodymyr, look before asking the first question, i will first give such a short information to our viewers . in order for the russian war not to last forever, support from major western european states is especially important, the prime minister of estonia, yakalas, said in an interview with the swiss publication zontablik. this is what she said this week well, according to her, it is especially alarming that in some countries they are generally calling to stop the supply of weapons to ukraine, according to the estonian prime minister, russia should continue to isolate, and then there should be prosecution for war crimes and the creatio

deputy and notary of the city council, a former political prisoner of the kremlin was on the phone on skypewith our express television channel well, actually, i want to write about the situation at the front , where mr. yevhen is now, because it is obvious that it is extremely difficult for him to fulfill his duties as a deputy on the radar city council at the moment due to his work on the defense of our state directly in the trenches well, actually, we are moving further on the situation of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, i will go into a little more detail, and indeed, in the end, there is supposedly some kind of agreement that the mgate mission, accompanied by the un, will still arrive at the u.s. only how is it to do which way will you still open the question, the russians threaten, in fact they say that if you go through kyiv or across the demarcation line, no one will guarantee your safety, hinting that you need to go in this mission it is through the territory of the russian federation and then enter the occupied the territory of our state and the presence of officials of such