congratulations, and we will now be in touch with myroslava kerek, head of the board of the ukrainian home polandlic organization, an expert in the field of ukrainian migration to poland, a candidate for the polish diet, a nominee for the title of warsaw woman of the year 22, she will be online with us, and she is already online with us. glory to ukraine, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for all of you gathered, people's deputies of ukraine of various political orientations are present in the hall, the government and the opposition are working together today, so we understand that forumpathy is not about mountains, it is not only about culture, it is about much rather what is called now we understand that there is a war going on, an extremely extremely difficult situation, from the economy to the cultural one, but immigration is the topic of our today's conversation, and now we will try to find out what ukraine will be, what ukraine can be, if those people who leave make it so that they want to return home, and this is not a story about money, at one time i had a very strange, one might say bizarr

i hope that myroslav varyk, chairman of the board of the public organization ukrainian home poland, anxpert in the field of ukrainian migration to poland, a candidate for the polish diet. glory to ukraine, mrs. miroslava, glad to see you, glory to the heroes, thank you for the invitation. thank you for what you are doing, in particular for the citizens of ukraine who are in poland. we are talking about millions of people. at the same time, i would once again like to thank the poles, yes. did an unreal lot, a fantastic lot, and they didn't do it out of compulsion , not even because someone asked them to, because they did it, listen, this is a unique story, when hundreds of thousands of people, literally in one day, started crossing the border, we we all remember what was done on at the border, at least we saw the reports here , it was not created anyway, thanks to poland, thanks to the efforts of the poles, it was not created... in the european union, something that resembled camps for displaced persons, that would be humiliation. poland took the first blow, the first wave, and it did i

poland to ukraine. i didn't return, we went home here several times, and well, in poland i had the impression that ukrainianslready very prejudiced, but i don't feel that way about romanians, and you say that there is no the feeling that all this will end in israel very soon, and what people in israel are saying among themselves, what are their feelings. what are they preparing for, people in israel are ready, well, probably ready for everything , these rooms, bomb shelters, which are in every house there, in every apartment, in a new quarter, a new building, in which there is already a darkened mother, are preparing, people are signing up products, that is, they fulfill all the instructions of your service. there is such a service in israel that is responsible for the readiness of the civilian population for hostilities, it is called the rear service, and people absolutely clearly fulfill all the obligations, all the instructions given by this rear service, you as residents, as residents of buchi, you had nothing to compare with, yes, yes, you know, many, many volunteers got involved, even some volunteers m

reducing in almost half of the aid to refugees, and poland also promises to cover the issue of aid, will these restrictions force ukrainians abroad to return home and right away the question is that ukrainians...' there for some sums of money, well, at least somewhere around €1,000 month plus or minus, here to return, will they strongly and actively go to work for salaries that may not meet their wishes here, look, i don't really believe that the aid programs for ukrainians will fundamentally change, in fact now in all of europe a big war is going on, and this war, unfortunately, is for our fellow citizens, that part of our citizens will not return after forced migration to europe, and unfortunately, people of economically active age are leaving ukraine, very often these are young mothers with children, and young women and children, this is always a big plus for the economy, these are the people who are now of productive age or will soon enter productive age, and now the same... poland, and germany, and others, and switzerland, they are interested in ukrainians of productive age remaining with them, what can change can change, and the so-called

home in contra costa county. nonprofit, grateful gatherings, a ukrainian couple and their 10-year-old son have a place to stay. they escaped in 2022 when fighting intensified, reached poland with three bags of belongings, making their way to california. a danville woman took them in an the family was thrilled. they had no idea there would be furniture, food and a framed family photo. >> welcome home. >> i love it, it's really home. oh, my god. guys, you're amazing. and you know, just chairs, okay, it's enough for us. but now it's real home. you made it really cozy and nice, and just amazing. amazing place. >> the family is looking forward to settling into danville more permanently. they're very thankful as we saw for the outpouring of the support. >>> big night for the asian pacific fund. the organization hosted its annual gala tonight. 30 years of trying to strengthen the community. there's janelle wang. also there to show support, robert handa, one of the 30 figures honored. he's been involved since early days. >> growing up asian in american, i literally emceed the first event and have been involved in various things. that's the foundation of it. in and out of that eve

poland handed over to ukraine the first promised myk-29 fighter jets, instructors who double-handedly train ukrainian pilots or tankers. these soldiers are fighting for freedom, for their homeuture, and we simply have to help them, we must do everything in our power. we also thank those who conduct training in ukraine, for example, farewell israeli military before returning home. great respect for people and for helping ukrainian children. the former director of the central intelligence agency , david petraeus, paid for the university education of the son of the fallen ukrainian hero oleg snitser. general petreu noted, we all now have a great moral duty to care. dead patriots. the best way to ease the burden of war on their families is to provide their sons and daughters with a quality education. i am sure that this is exactly what their dead parents would want. on the soul becomes warmer from the care of missionaries who organize gatherings for young ukrainians. bombs still fall on the heads of ukrainian children. i was there and saw it with my own eyes. therefore , i ask you to go to the site and donate just 5 pounds. ukrainian children need food, clothes and medical care

poland. beloraya is being returned here, again home, inscriptions are still preserved on the fences: there are people here, abandoned ukrainian, this is the news of the weeks, we'll be back after " a new part of this interview, with eyes wide open. our program sees and reports to the whole world, try to say it, it's even in german, key news, what does such a moment mean, special political dynamics, quickly good does not happen, it happens, the program, the style that they are trying to repeat, the new vnukovo airport 2, but there is only one original, the best shots that we need to rush after, we are running to occupy the point, it is clear that this is very important today, we made it, a message to biden from putin from china, live forever, live forever study. at the most important visit of the year, we saw and learned more than others. well, that's it, goodbye, moscow, the kremlin, putin, let's look right after the news of the week. i need a bouquet, let's look at the weekend, i hope your bride will like it, i would be pleased to receive such a bouquet from my groom, love is like a flower, so easy to trample, get out of her

ukrainians who are after the start. then they urgently left their homeland, fled to poland or somewhere else, housing, work are certainly important, but all everyday issues became secondary when the dubious prospect of returning homent, it all started here and turned out to be a reality, and for everyone who chose mobilization, emigration. first things first, first the north military districts left ukraine. 3 million people, about 40% men, of which 80,000 of military age settled in poland. the immigrants were counted literally to the last ukrainians. moreover, warsaw released the official figures instantly; the question alarmed the ukrainians themselves, because they were leaving illegally. further the media began to spread the news about the transfer to poland and ukraine of those involved in organizing the channel for the migration of men to the territory of the eu, which naturally aroused the fears of those who used the service of the corridor. and after a massive hacker attack on the state websites of the baltic states of poland, a lot got into the network. with all this information , there are even more reasons for concern among ukrainian citizens who are in the eu. their names, ages, marital status and other

ukrainians who, after the start of the svo , urgently left their homeland, fled to poland or wherever else, housing, work are certainly important , but all everyday issues became secondary when the dubious prospect of returning home be a reality here, and for everyone who chose mobilization and emigration. first things first, more than 3 million people, about 40% men, left ukraine at first, 80,000 of whom were of military age settled in poland. the immigrants were counted literally to the last ukrainian, and warsaw issued the official figures instantly; the question of how... was raised by the ukrainians themselves, because they left illegally. then the media began to spread the news about the transfer to poland and ukraine of those involved in organizing the migration channel men into the territory. which naturally raised concerns among those who used the corridor service, and after a massive hacker attack on the state websites of the baltic states and poland, a lot of interesting information got into the network, there were even more reasons for concern among ukrainian citizens who are in the eu, their names, ages , marital status and other personal information were accumulated in the databases of the intellige

women who leave their homes and look for new life, very often in poland, and they took advantage of a number of programs google offered. we're very humbled to see 2,500 ukrainiand get their certificates and increase their job qualifications and find themselves in a completely new job market. we support a ukrainian fund where half of the startups were female-funded. these are the great stories of women like the leader of an ai program. another example is a woman who runs a platform that connects people in need with licensed therapists. thanks to the scale google provided, this platform can serve millions of people globally today >> ambassador brzezinski, you had a center left leader donald tuss lead right-ruling parties. talk about that. it seems like a big deal. >> more broadly, significant for america. what happened is a democratic mobilization of the people to express their voice through their vote. it was the highest turnout in terms of voters in modern polish history, and donald tusk, a former president of the european council, his coalition won, and the strategic opportunity you point to, david, is clear. in a creation of a new government, poland could re