we are adding oleh popenka, head of the union of utilities consumers of ukraine, to our broadcast. sir oleg, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. well, there is such a statement from the adviser to the prime minister of ukraine, a member of the nek-ukrenergo supervisory board , yuriy boyko, that the current restrictions on the supply of electricity may last until august, but at the same time we understand that okrenergo itself is hopeful that these schedules will not be for everyone. day, everything will depend on the load on the power system, and on the actual weather outside, which will be perceived to contribute to this, that is, if we are talking about our new reality, how would you advise ukrainians to treat her, and how long this whole process can drag on, i 'll tell you, the reality is much worse, yesterday, by the way, the interview, just mr. yuriy boyka gave an interview, i have on youtube. channel, we talked with him for an hour about all these questions, and mr. yuriy boyk and i, we came to the conclusion that all these outages are not for a month, for two, it is not even for

oleg popenko, the head of the union of utilities consumers, we are waiting for him to join the conversation, he is already predicting on his facebook page how much we, ordinary household consumers, may soon have to pay for kilowatts. well, as long as oleg popenko joins the broadcast, i will continue to talk about money, the ukrainian cashback program will be launched by the end of summer, the minister said. yulia sveridenko of economics. the essence of the initiative is that, let me remind you, that people when buying ukrainian goods, they will receive a certain monetary reward on their bank card. this will increase consumer loyalty to our own brands and stimulate domestic production, - the government official believes. she adds that 45 billion hryvnias have been allocated in the state budget for the current year to support domestic business and domestic manufacturers. well, let's move on to the topic of electricity tariffs, oleg popenko, head of the union of consumers of communal services in communications. good evening. good evening. mr. oleg, well now it's an expert environment, in parti

so, oleg popenko, the head of the union of utility consumers , told us today that the increase in tariffs for utility services is something that will be 100% and cannot be influenced in any way. are the parliamentarians currently discussing this issue and are there any means of influencing it and what does the parliament think about it. we understand that on the one hand, ukraine. the energy industry has been significantly affected, on the other hand, we understand that people also need to be helped in some way, and each of us we spend a lot of money on electricity, there are people who will find it difficult to raise. more money from your wallet? raising tariffs is a decision made by the government of ukraine. of course, the parliament has and should influence such decisions, but you see that there is no plenary meeting of the parliament this week. i hope that next week, when the parliament does meet, we will definitely put this question to the government officials, because it has been two weeks in a row, more than two years since the full-scale aggression, representatives. government, a