hm plus nine in front of the planes e sapienzi garden we understand everything, we are moving on sviatoslav, executive director of the association of energy efficiency of cities of ukraine, we are in touch with sviatoslav, have a good day, good morning, actually, we will talk about what we will talk a little about the reconstruction of places, of course. and by the way, i read that called lnrks they said that popasna, a city with a population of 20,000 until february of this year, was 96% completely destroyed. they said that there is no point in rebuilding it, so they probably won't rebuild it. that's right, it's such great news, it's clear that this is not what ukraine will do, although even a child in cities that are just as destroyed and when popasna returns , for example, under the ukrainian government, we will have to rebuild those 96% so that those 20 thousand can return to their native homes, this is a huge challenge , actually, what happened in mariupol to the occupied the occupiers they cut down trees, even those in parks, because they are preparing for the heating season, in fact,

pavlyuk, executive director of the association of energy efficiency of cities of ukraine sviatoslavongratulate you, i am glad to see you well, how do you assess the readiness the country at the moment, uh, before the heating season, oleksiy chernyshov says that we need to unite more than ever to provide heat for people in their homes, but he says that everyone should understand that it depends on everyone. and how about me specifically , it depends on the people in the villages and cities what can we do as he said that this season is atypical in view of its unpredictability, that is, the problem is not in the availability of fuel or in the absence of fuel, but in the fact that at any moment you can simply turn off or be limited in any way energy, that is, you can lose heat, but you can lose electricity, you can lose gas , that is, i am looking at security risks, it is not predictable, it is obvious that in cities, i would say that cities that are closer to the line of hostilities are definitely more exposed to all kinds of various types of damage to their infrastructure, that's why

talk about changes in the ukrainian political system. on the air of my colleague bbc correspondent sviatoslav khomenko hello to you when we understand how zelensky's closest circle has changed during this time when people who have an influence on decision-making and what is the main conclusion that you came to by observing the changes in ukrainian politics , in fact, the list of people whom zelensky trusts the most, who influence his decision-making during the war, although it may sound paradoxical, it has not changed much, zelensky's closest associates actually remain approximately the same, the first one is of course the head of his office, andriy yarmak, is called by some the all -powerful vice president of ukraine, others say that he is just a skilled administrator who took over the entire routine of public administration, leaving the commander-in-chief, i.e., zelenskiy, the strategic leadership of the country during these six months, the role of the two ministries has greatly increased, and this is absolutely understandable , obviously, defense and foreign affairs, and accordingly, the i

sviatoslav, what are you like personally, how do you prepare for winter, what kind of heating sourcesave you already looked and stocked up? standing old austrian stoves and just like that if i had two stoves well, uh, tiled stoves but i’m in the worst situation i just don’t cut down there like his way and we’ll burn them there i looked in parquet floors for example so that is, i have some stock in the attic there is some old door lying there , for example, uh, well, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, my situation is very unusual, yes, that is, but the presence of some kind of solid fuel heat generation device, it dramatically increases your well, let's say yes, well, your safety remembered er about yours relatives somewhere over there, half of your friends keep a house somewhere under the city, to which you can evacuate in the event of something peter lives there in the east, and ivan lived there somewhere in the west and in the city, and that is, at least to say that if you remember something there, i'm with you, you 're with me there

everything, everything, because our guys united, specifically, all the things that happened in kharkiv, sviatoslavses, from roofs, from porches, they were all destroyed, that is, when they came here, i did not understand that hell is right here for them, not one of them has not returned. this is how we meet russian peace and this is how it will be with everyone who comes to our kharkiv land, this battle for kharkiv was won by the armed forces, moreover, it became the beginning of a series of victories of the ukrainian army, then pavlo fedosenko understood that his unit seized the initiative in the battles with the enemy, the russians retreated , the graduates of the famous school were still able to dance their farewell waltz on the threshold of the russian soldiers who wanted to be pushed away from the city, but they were not going to go away, they began to raise the stakes, destroy the surroundings, the artillery and tanks of the enemy ruthlessly pursued the high-rises whole blocks were ground together with people, rockets were thrown into the middle of the place, it was decided to attack and pus

would very much like to hear the opinion of the head of the ukrainian greek catholic church from sviatoslavng the situation and maybe it is still worth leaving on the format of a single local church that includes not only the orthodox church of ukraine but also the greek catholic church and the market catholic church in ukraine and still get rid of the vatican if the vatican is more loved by muscovites than ukrainians, but in general i don’t see it from ukraine, well, we also, at one time, they were not too concerned about wars in africa or asia or even in the balkans. so, to demand from everyone that they be maximally involved in helping ukraine. it is probably not worth it, we have the political support of the society of the countries of the european union and nato, we have the political support of the leadership of the nato countries of the european union, let's concentrate our efforts on this, instead of those that putin now throws out or the ultra-rights that he then throws out into the public space and they pronounce that from the equemla . in fact, there are far fewer of them now tha

russian posts, and already on the 19th, she received the tragic news carefully fix the star little sviatoslavws his father's last award vitaly the child does not yet fully understand its meaning and constantly asks mom and when dad comes i explain that dad is an angel dad is in heaven dad sees us dad hears us but i say, we see him, we see him in the photos, we see him in the video, he will not be able to come to us, and how every day he remembers the best things. and she and her husband were the best, and svyatik, i do not let him forget about his father, vitaly and victoria were together for 10 years met in kharkiv and lived in mariupol for the last few years after the start of the full-scale invasion, victoria immediately sent her son to poltava to live with vitaly's parents, and she herself did not want to go until the end and stayed in the city for almost a month, five months have already passed it's been more than five months since my husband and our father are gone, it's very difficult, i'll tell you honestly, in my heart, my soul hurts, it hurts my insides, vitaly hrytsenko volunteered

podalyak my colleague sviatoslav khomenko talked about the interbank kremlin , which are the communicationnnels that are currently absent? there are practically only e-e channels where there are negotiations on the exchange of the bodies of the dead and the exchange of prisoners, because even we can't talk about humanitarian corridors because russia is not a country for which there is such a concept as a humanistic approach, whether there is a war or how we should deal with people who are in the occupied territories , fine. if so, then maybe in ukraine it is worth it formulate your own negotiating position and make it public and let the world understand that ukraine needs peace more than russia. but don't forget what the price is, yes, this position is absolutely clearly articulated by mr. president and a certain by a certain number of people who are related to the government of ukraine. these are very clear positions. russia must leave and cease fire unconditionally. this is the first position to immediately leave the territory of ukraine in its entirety, including kryv , including crimea

well, it’s trivial to start a fire, that is, you have to put it there are some things to be done, sviatoslavdon’t quite understand. explain as an expert how much our energy system can withstand in general, what blows it can withstand. could it be that there is some kind of blow to the critical infrastructure and all this is neither light nor heat, or is it arranged in such a way that it is possible to restore with points, they are doing what the russians are doing now, they are purposefully destroying the analytical infrastructure, they destroyed these oil refineries, they seized several power plants, they bought the largest nuclear power plant, they cut the nuclear power plant off the grid. well, the zaporizhia energy island is actually a good third of it, even more than a third of the energy system of ukraine, together with the thermal power plant, because i see the greatest risks this winter arise as far as the supply of electricity gas or heat, and the actual supply of electricity there cannot be the biggest risks because without electricity everything stops without electricity , water s

direct communication from odesa first of all, for ukraine, the fact that the blockade was overcome, sviatoslavations. for the first time in almost six months of full-scale war , a ship left the port of odesa and went to odesa. well, they are not used to the fact that the port has not been working for a long time. and the cargo was not dry at sea during the raid. now this the process has gone and not only ukrainians are satisfied that this process has gone, but even the crew members of the russian-flagged ship, because all this time they were here in ukraine on the boat and the captain of the ship shared his emotions, listen, the crew of my ship is very i am glad that we loaded up and are finally returning home. i hope that our passage will be safe. i believe in ukraine and wish the ukrainians all the best, and it is located in the sea part near the exit from the danube river . it was accompanied to this place by the boxer bulat, and then it will move to turkey, where it will be security measures were carried out. well, and more generally about this first historic day of the ship’s departure an

and what is its significance first of all, for ukraine, the fact that the blockade was overcome, sviatoslavatulations. for the first time in almost six months of full staff war , a ship left the port of odesa and went to odessa. well, we are not used to the fact that the port was not working for a long time. and the cargo was not dry at sea during the raid. now this process has gone and not only the ukrainians are satisfied that this process has been completed, but even the crew members of the e-e ship under the russian flag, because all this time they were here in ukraine on the boat, and now the captain of the ship shared his emotions, listen, the crew of my ship is very i am glad that it has been downloaded, we are finally returning home, i hope that our transition will be safe. i believe in ukraine and i wish the ukrainians all the best and right now i am