morning prayers in uman.h holiday of rosh hashanah, this is a place of pilgrimage. but for now, many of those that lived here have decided to leave. this is a holy site for orthodox jews. but uman is also a city at the crossroads. there are roads here from kyiv, from dnipro, from 0desa, which means that this is a city that many people came through when they were fleeing their country. one of the largest synagogues in europe, filled during the annual holiday is now empty, so instead, it's become an evacuee welcome center — open to everyone, regardless of religion. we decided to give them a place to sleep, the hotel and the medical centre. any way war is not good. but we must do make from the lemon lemonade, you know. the basement usually used for ritual washing, mikvah, is now a bunker — one of a few in the city. it was usually staying from 50—200 people usually, and some of them even were sleeping during all the night. for sure, i can say that the hasidim community and ukrainians became more closer. they don'

even the war did not force them to violate this tradition, this man from new york came to uman throughkey and moldova from 9:00 a.m. nachman from bratslav is buried here, who died about 211 years ago, we are hasidic followers - this is our place of strength we came here to visit his grave to pray and study here the hotels and shops in the jewish quarter of uman are mostly empty many of those who lived here went to israel after the start of the war the synagogue was opened for refugees and all residents of the city as a shelter and it is one of the largest synagogues in europe with a hall that can accommodate about 500 people, but now it plays a different role, relations between ukrainians and hasids have become much closer than before. hasids gave their hotel for ukrainians to stay for free. they can stay here as long as you need. adele is one of those who stayed. she planned to open a small grocery store in the basement of this house, but the war changed everything. now she cooks food for people from the east of the country. i cook everything myself. every dish has something special.

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specific industry and here i suggest you listen now the inclusion of victor gordiy, co-owner of the umant, he simply described in a few words what is happening now at his enterprise, he is engaged in growing tomatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers and tomatoes, and how many they cost now, how much they will cost in a year or in six months, and in general, what is on this market, let's listen to his short introduction, the products we sold there for 100-150 uah last year. now we sell 70 uah each . we will reduce the prices of these types of products in order to sell them, that is, it will be at a price and in this way it will be achieved for the following year. there are no people there. if everything comes back, then we will start to change the more elite, more expensive goods again. for some time, it was difficult for imports to come here. this is turkey. mainly at this time, but now. she is already on her way. of course, logistics has become much more expensive, so all costs are holistic, they are included in the price, and of course the price. it will be with all the vegetables because kherson

tomorrow, i will first of all say what is confirmed by the public at least now explosions are strong in uman er explosions in mykolaiv in the mykolaiv oblast but there whether this ppp worked or not it is difficult to say now about it and also the head of luhansk oblast the head of luhansk oblast of the military administration now declares that the russians have occupied 95% of the luhansk region and have amassed significant forces, far exceeding the forces of the ukrainian army there . it will be there now, they bought it anyway, there will be a counteroffensive of the ukrainian army with a different force, with different capabilities, with a different number of weapons, so the t-62 tanks or whatever they are throwing at luhansk region now, unconserved, are unlikely to be able to hold back then ukrainian counteroffensive well, what if ms. nataliya is ready? no, unfortunately, not yet ready natalka didenko now we will find out what is the reason for such a... the reason for such a delay... so, in the kharkiv region, if the residents of kharkiv oblast are listening and watching us, they are k

russia reached kherson there, but kherson and not uman and not kyiv, and they understand that there areattles and do not understand that these battles can end, well, let's say it's not very convenient for the russian aggressors, it's a way for those people who we have some kind of military education, and there are a lot of russian servicemen and just retired people who may not even love ukraine very much, but they know what military affairs are and they very soberly assess the situation on the fronts, and for them it is russian propaganda, even if they sympathize with it, well, they sympathize that is why, even today, the environment is not very pro-ukrainian , it is primarily russian colonizers, hours of military personnel there. therefore , in principle, such a skill is needed there the main thing is the objective understanding of the situation by the rest of the population. the majority of the population. we also perfectly understand that these fairy tales that were coded in them turned out to be fairy tales, and here you know the most factual proof of the opposite . and then returne

because, in addition to such fundamental issues as war and peace, there are humanitarian issues in umanrise almost as soon as conflicts begin, so if there are conflict areas and there is interaction and there are mediators who can ensure the effectiveness of negotiations on humanitarian issues, this is very important, the huge role of international humanitarian organizations, which should ensure the implementation of the geneva conventions, is more difficult for us, because we see that the russians behave very let's say that all these life associations interpret these in general as they behave clearly not following the rules, including the administration of war, but let's go back to mediation. well, let's go, erdoğan is at the moment, he is the most influential mediator and he has authority. i hope he has enough influence on putin so that his words will be heard for the time being. unfortunately, i state that in humanitarian issues. and now humanitarian issues are the most important for us, and for now erdoğan did not achieve any results. in other words, all the negotiations that took p

suslov and ivan gorbunov are the only news in the public and finally about kindness in these shots umanthey pulled out of a burning apartment during reconnaissance the rescuers noticed that the cat was lying in the smoke-filled room and showed almost no signs of life. the soldiers took the four-legged cat out into the fresh air, wet his head with water and let him breathe with the help of an apparatus on compressed air, of course , all the information we wanted to tell you, but the marathon continues in a moment, the air will catch up. my colleague, so stay with us. unconquered cities of ukraine, this is a unique mariupol, a sea resort, a port and an iron and steel capital. at the same time, when muscovy deported 18 thousand greeks from the crimea, they settled in the azov region and called the town mariupol. during the two years of occupation, the nazis turned the city into a burnt desert and the very next day after the liberation, the people of mariupol began to rebuild the city. the russian invaders are doing, not even the hitlerites dreamed of it, but a free land sanctified by blood

guests, serhiy summlin, a german political scientist, an expert on eastern european issues, also in uman analyst at the strugol center for eastern european studies, while we are connecting for quoting interesting information that directly concerns ukraine, and the leaders of the opposition will now arrive in kyiv of the german party hds mers, the leader of the opposition in germany, friedrich mers , will demonstrate the support of germany to ukraine, meanwhile , the federal department of criminal affairs urged the current head of the hds to postpone his trip to kyiv. wrote that the leader of the largest opposition police in germany has three goals in ukraine to demonstrate germany's solidarity with ukraine, to listen to kyiv and to take into account the specific wishes of the ukrainian partners, we should already have serhiy, an honest german political scientist, an expert on eastern european issues, serhiy, we welcome you, the head of the representative office of the heinehabell foundation serhiyovych what do you expect from this visit ? with his visit, he will demonstrate the joint sta

specialized industry, and now i suggest listening to the inclusion of victor gordiy, co-owner of the uman greenhouse plant, in a nutshell, he simply described what is happening now at his company , he is engaged in growing tomatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers and tomatoes, and how much do they cost now, how much will they cost in a year or six months, and in general, what is on this market? let's listen to his short introduction, the products we sold there for uah 100-150 last year. now we sell uah 70 each. yes, and we see that there are fewer buyers. that is, we will lower the prices of these types of products in order to sell them. is reached for the following year of course i will draw conclusions that it is not profitable for me to plant a more expensive product because the market has changed, the restaurants are not working yes, there are no people in that area if everything returns yes, then we will start to change again more elite more more expensive goods for some time it was difficult for imports to come here. this is turkey. mainly at this time, but now. well, as far as i can see, she

where the users are watching us. in italy and lviv in warsaw in bukovina in kyiv e greetings from uman zshko e from kharkov e from kyiv colorado dnipro rome ivano-frankivsk e lviv oblast krakow e ternopil kryvyi rih many cities friends thank you for your comments uh, i want uh, now to talk to oleksia behind you about our second a part of the program. so, we agreed that we will talk about journalism in war conditions, about how ukrainian journalists are working now, we know that today is world press freedom day, and unfortunately uh- unfortunately, we have a sad statistic that at least 20 journalists, three media representatives, have died in ukraine, you followed this, work with this topic, can you tell who exactly was among the dead reliable people, and that all of them died in hot spots while performing their duties congratulations to ostap. congratulations to our viewers. unfortunately , we actually have very sad statistics according to the national union of journalists in ukraine. 23 representatives of the media in ukraine have died, including journalists, media representatives, an

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