the children's playground through the trees, part of the university of kyiv over there, and this of the university of kyiv over there, and this is a department of science and education. the latest trial of hollywood film producer, harvey weinstein, has begun in la. he's facing 11 further charges of abuse. saving sea—life in britain, as the uk begins recycling fishing nets dumped at sea. and a bumpy ride for the iphone m, as roller coasters reportedly trigger emergency distress calls. there has been widespread international condemnation of what president putin referred to as a mass strike against ten ukrainian cities including the capital kyiv. they have all come under sustained missile attacks in the biggest bombardment by russian forces since the early weeks of the conflict. many homes were reported to be among the sites targeted, along with healthcare facilities and schools. the major areas affected were the capital kyiv along with dnipro, zaporizhizhia, kharkiv and lviv. president putin said the strikes were retaliation for saturday's attack on the kerch bridge, the one land link bet

the children's playground through the trees, part of the university of kyiv over there, and this of thepartment of science and education. the latest trial of hollywood film producer, harvey weinstein, has begun in la.

the children's playground through the trees, part of the university of kyiv over there, and this was science and education. president putin has said the attack on the bridge could not go unanswered, although ukraine hasn't

missiles have landed right here in the centre of kyiv, and these were not military targets — the children's playground through the trees, part of the universityr there, and this is a government department — of science and education. nearby, a huge crater in a place where children come to play. olena and valeri live around the corner. their children and grandchildren know this place well. translation: oh, it's horrible. this is our life and just now, i don't know, an abyss has opened up in our lives. it's terrible. we'll be more careful now. when the sirens sound, we'll go straight to the shelter. and it wasn't just the capital. in the southern city of zaporizhzhia, it was another hellish night. one of many in recent days. another 14 civilians died in one apartment block. ten missiles fell around dnipro, one landing right in front of a bus. and far to the west, explosions in lviv. this city hasn't been hit since the spring. much of it is still without power. solemn singing. in kyiv�*s famously deep metro, they gathered and sang. people lived down here for weeks when the war began. two days ago, ukraine was celebrating an attack on russia's bri

missiles have landed right here in the centre of kyiv, and these were not military targets — the children's playground through the trees, part of the universityver there, and this is a government department — of science and education. nearby, a huge crater in a place where children come to play. olena and valeri live around the corner. their children and grandchildren know this place well. translation: oh, it's horrible. this is our life and just now, i don't know, an abyss has opened up in our lives. it's terrible. we'll be more careful now. when the sirens sound, we'll go straight to the shelter. and it wasn't just the capital. in the southern city of zaporizhzhia, it was another hellish night. one of many in recent days. another 14 civilians died in one apartment block. ten missiles fell around dnipro, one landing right in front of a bus. and far to the west, explosions in lviv. this city hasn't been hit since the spring. much of it is still without power. singing. in kyiv�*s famously deep metro, they gathered and sang. people lived down here for weeks when the war began. two days ago, ukraine was celebrating an attack on russia's bridge t

decision-making centers, for some reason decided to attack first of all the historical buildings taras shevchenko kyiv national universitytre the khanenki museum asks the people of kyiv to participate in the restoration of it and the shevchenko university. it is about the need to replace the windows, and this work must be done now, while there are no such abundant precipitation eh at the same time, mr. peter, please tell me if there is any information about what the relevant ministries are doing in order to somehow facilitate the restoration of such important educational and cultural objects in our country, well , again, i am aware of administrative issues again, i can't tell you anything, i only know that the university has announced an action that we will rebuild kneu together. and this relevant information is distributed on the university's social networks and there, in particular, it is offered to citizens of ukraine who wish to contribute to the reconstruction of the university, do it on the pages of the university in social networks, you can find relevant details and whoever thinks for himself that it is worth doin

of kyiv, and these were not military targets. the children's playground through the trees, part of the university of kyiv over there, and this is aent department — of science and education. nearby, a huge crater in a place where children come to play. olena and valeri live around the corner. their children and grandchildren know this place well. translation: it is horrible. this is our life and just now, i don't know, an abyss has opened up in our lives. it is terrible. we will be more careful now. when the sirens sound, we will go straight to the shelter. and it wasn't just the capital. in the southern city of zaporizhzhia, it was another hellish night. one of many in recent days. another 14 civilians died in one apartment block. ten missiles fell around dnipro, one landing right in front of a bus. and far to the west, explosions in lviv. this city has not been hit since the spring. much of it is still without power. in kyiv�*s famously deep metro, they gathered and sang. people lived down here for weeks when the war began. two days ago, ukraine was celebrating an attack on russia's bridge to crimea. today that euphoria is gone.

of kyiv, and these were not military targets. the children's playground through the trees, part of the university of kyiv over there, and this is adepartment, of science and education. nearby, huge crater in a place where children come to play. these two live around the corner. their children and grandchildren know this place well. translation: it is horrible, this is our life and just now i don't know, and aviss has opened up in our lives. it is terrible. we will be more careful now. when the sirens sound we will go straight to the shelter. in sound we will go straight to the shelter. , ., . , sound we will go straight to the shelter. ,., . , ., shelter. in the southern city of zaporizhzhia — shelter. in the southern city of zaporizhzhia it _ shelter. in the southern city of zaporizhzhia it was another - shelter. in the southern city of - zaporizhzhia it was another hellish night. one of many in recent days. another 14 civilians died in one apartment block. ten missiles fell around dnipro, one landing right in front of a bus. and far to the west explosions in lviv. this city has not been hit since the spring. much of it is still

kyiv. so , as a result of the bombing in kyiv, the shevchenko university, the philharmonic and two museums this is reported by the ministry of culture of ukraine. according to the minister, the building of the red building of the shevchenko university, the philharmonic, the khanenki museum and the shevchenko museum in the khanenki museum have been damaged so far. are assessing the damage, but the collection has been secured since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation, the shevchenko national museum reported that in connection with the liquidation of the consequences missile attack, the institution will be closed for investigators until approximately october 16. kyiv art gallery of the maksymovich scientific library, the institute of philology of the shevchenko national university of kyiv , the headquarters of the ministry of education and science of ukraine and the kyiv city teacher's house were also damaged. accordingly, ms. kateryna would like to ask you how long will it take for the dnipro to recover after the russian shelling, because the dnipro has its own

of kyiv, and these were not military targets. the children's playground, part of the university of kyiv, and this is a government department of science education. nearby a huge crater in a place where children play. alanna and valeri live around the corner. their children and grandchildren know this place well. >> [translated] it's horrible. this is our life and just now an abyss has opened up. it's terrible. we will be more careful now. when the sirens sound, we will go straight to the shelter. paul: in the city of separation, it was another hellish night, one of many in recent days. another 14 civilians died in one apartment block. 10 missiles fell around the dnipro, e landing right in front of a bus. far to the west, explosions in lviv. this city has not been hit since the spring. much of it is still without power. >> ♪ paul: in kyiv's famously deep metro, they gathered and sang. people lived down here for weeks when the war began. two daysgo ukraine was celebrating an attack on russia's bridge to crimea. today that euphoria is gone. fear once again stalking the capital. paul adams, bbc news, kyiv. laura: vladimir putin says the s

kyiv on the impact of russia's actions. the of russia's actions. us will provide ukraine with air systems. these were not military targets. the children's playground through the trees, part of the universityrkersjoin protests against the regime. and the threat to seats from the plastics in the sea.

the children's playground through the trees, part of the university of kyiv over there, and this is arvey weinstein, has begun in la — he's facing 11 further charges of abuse. growing discontent in iran — now oil workers join protests against the regime

of kyiv, and these were not military targets. the children's playground through the trees, part of the university of kyiv over there, and this is adepartment of science and education. nearby, a huge crater, where children come to play. this couple live around the corner and their children and grandchildren know this place well. translated —— transition oh, it is horrible. this is our life, and at this moment, i don't know, an abyss has opened up in our lives. it is terrible. and it is happening everywhere. in the southern city of zaporizhzhia, another hellish night. vladimir putin may have escalated today but in zaporizhzhia, this has been going on relentlessly for a week. and far to the west in lviv, more missiles, cutting off water and electricity. it has been a long time since so many cities were hit at the same time from moscow apparently determined to make the biggest possible statement. down in kyiv�*s metro, a population rallying in defiance. singing. people lived down here for weeks when the war began. two days ago, ukraine was celebrating the destruction of russia's bridge to the crimea. today, that euphoria is gone. fea

initiatives foundation, imenilka kuchereva, professor of political science at the national university of kyiv-mohyla academy, he was in touch with us, you see that he is actively engaged in the work of oleksiy in the states, he was now flying to africa, may his work be successful a now i join the conversations of oleksandr morshcha who has money during the war oleksandr good evening please good evening thank you vasyl actively i am also working on finding interesting news hot important from the economic front, in the next few minutes i will talk about the readiness of our country for the heating season, as well as about the reconstruction of the housing destroyed by the occupiers, about this and not only in a moment, i am oleksandr marchenko. congratulations, this is a column about the wartime game, and i will start with the hottest one, of course, the topic is important for the economy, for ukrainians, this is preparation before the heating season, and in particular, the utility infrastructure is ready and oriented to 97%, this was reported by the minister of community development of the ter

of kyiv, and these were not military targets. the children's playground through the trees, part of the university of kyiv over there, and this is apartment of science and education. nearby, a huge crater, where children come to play. this couple live around the corner and their children and grandchildren know this place well. translation: oh, it is horrible. this is our life, and at this moment, i don't know, an abyss has opened up in our lives. it is terrible. and it is happening everywhere. in the southern city of zaporizhzhia, another hellish night. vladimir putin may have escalated today but in zaporizhzhia, this has been going on relentlessly for a week. and far to the west in lviv, more missiles, cutting off water and electricity. it has been a long time since so many cities were hit at the same time from moscow apparently determined to make the biggest possible statement. down in kyiv�*s metro, a population rallying in defiance. singing. people lived down here for weeks when the war began. two days ago, ukraine was celebrating the destruction of russia's bridge to the crimea. today, that euphoria is gone. fear once again s

international law of the institute of international relations of the taras shevchenko national university of kyivlcome you to the air marathon glory to ukraine so why am i? why do you think the russians value borders when , in fact, they are not worth anything to invent some borders to invent, just as they invented the results of referendums, to put an end to this and continue to feed their er consumers in russia with their fairy tales well, er, really you rightly say that these borders are in fact irrelevant and the russians can draw anything they want there and the question is that it's just them, as you know, since they can't decide for themselves. these limits for the future in order to later say here and now here we set this limit and here we will stop, so here you know there are any legal points that could be discussed here, there are absolutely no, this is purely just tricks and meanness of the aggressor and more nothing. and why do you think that the cro-propagandists and the kremlin did not succeed in acting out that scenario in front of their own people ? in fact, it was occupied when t

missiles have landed right here in the centre of kyiv, and these were not military targets — the children's playground through the trees, part of the university and this is a government department — of science and education. nearby, a huge crater in a place where children come to play. olena and valeri live around the corner. their children and grandchildren know this place well. translation: oh, it's horrible. this is our life and just now, i don't know, an abyss has opened up in our lives. it's terrible. we'll be more careful now. when the sirens sound, we'll go straight to the shelter. and it wasn't just the capital. in the southern city of zaporizhzhia, it was another hellish night. one of many in recent days. another 14 civilians died in one apartment block. ten missiles fell around dnipro, one landing right in front of a bus. and far to the west, explosions in lviv. this city hasn't been hit since the spring. much of it is still without power. solemn singing. in kyiv�*s famously deep metro, they gathered and sang. people lived down here for weeks when the war began. two days ago, ukraine was celebrating an attack on russia's bridge to c

these were not military targets — the children's playground through the trees, part of the university of kyiv

and in kyiv, the police opened criminal proceedings for the dismantling of this kyiv monument yes, yes , near the national transport university. that 's what it's called, and these are the activists who knocked down or dismantled this bust. so they were already called to the police, the police opened proceedings, and this is all based on the statement of the rector of this of the university of transport in kyiv. what do you think about this? what did i write about this yesterday? all the press came out with headlines that the activists who dismantled pushkin are enough. we are bringing them to justice . convinced that it is necessary to do it in a legal way, because we are giving the russians an excuse and so on. i have in the council. i have the impression that it will not work like this during the genocidal war. how could to work for russification earlier, what do you think? i think, first of all, that any monument is a symbol . it is the remnants of pagan practices and when we begin to pray to the monument to the monument, it means that we are in ourselves uh, let's wake up the uh heathen . you don't have to. you can read

historic old town and government offices, a busy intersection in front of the main building of kyiv university was rush hour and people driving to work were caught in the inferno. this is the park nearby. kyiv was not the only city targeted. lviv in the west to kharkiv and many besides, putin was exacting revenge for an explosion that hit kerch bridge. ukraine's president urged people to be resilient. >> across the country restoration works are ongoing. we will restore all objects destroyed i russian terrorists. it is only a matter of time. supply has already resumed. reporter: ukraine is quick to do that after the all clear was given, the cleanup started. kyiv's mayor came to see the damage. >> what russians did is genocide of ukraine population. they need ukraine without ukrainians and we have a lot of numbers, people who died today, civilians, and civilian infrastructure. it is a peaceful city. reporter: considering the places hit, it is remarkable the death toll was not higher. there are twisted metal remnants of what was presumably the missile. putin says it is a response to a terrorist a

of the university. also, the knu is asking for the help of sponsors, because the state may not be able to bear such costs. on october 10, russian missiles hit the center of kyivith a shock wave. damaged the historical buildings of the shevchenko university and works actually on the second day after that, how did this event happen? we are blocking those windows with our own efforts and with film and there with plywood and all this. can we, in order to preserve, first of all, the bodies of congratulations to the ukrainian defenders from sweden, in one of the largest cities of gothenburg, on the occasion of the holiday , they organized an event honoring the heroes who fought and continue to fight against the russian aggressor today is not the first time ukrainians from gothenburg are gathering to support ukraine, today they are holding a commemorative march through the city and will continue the event near the russian consulate with us in connection with for sweden, our correspondent yuliya kizik yuliya vitayu tell me more about the action, did many people join the event? day, they once again highlight the topic of ukraine's need for heavy weapons, they remind h

in solom. one of the strikes damaged the philharmonic building of the khanenki and shevchenko museums, as well as kyiv national university and shevchenko park, the very center of the capital, at least six people died in kyiv and dozens more were injured ukrainian intelligence says that missile attacks on the ukrainian capital and infrastructure in russia were planned since the beginning of october russia's main goal was to destroy the tpp, create panic among ukrainians and intimidate the european public , intelligence claims that what is happening in kyiv right now and what are the consequences of the attack are on the table and we are talking about it further with us on the connection radio liberty correspondent taras levchenko, who followed the situation in kyiv during taras day hello and i say congratulations to you sasha, today around eight o'clock in the morning, i myself woke up from the explosions in the center of kyiv , they were so powerful that the echo reached my house near the ring road, that is, several kilometers away. after that, the windows shook and later columns of smoke rose above the city in some plac

kyiv. andrii savchuk submitted a statement to the police on this matter, the rector of the national transport universitys mr. savchuk. well, on october 14, operatives of the pechersk police department of the main gunp in kyiv came to savchuk's home, and already on october 17, he and a lawyer came for questioning to the investigator, according to savchuk . because of the dismantling of the library, the police opened criminal proceedings under part 1 of article 296, that is, hooliganism. according to savchuk, the overthrow of the bust of pushkin is not hooliganism and a manifestation disrespect for society, well, that's the story, we will analyze it and we will keep it, so to speak, with our hand on the control panel, and this is the sohar analyst, who announces his interview with the head of the gur, kirill budanov, notes an important fragment of this interview to begin with we will go to the borders of 1991 notes kyrylo budanov well, we will be looking forward to it, this is it. i like it, you understand, that is, what will be the second stage. what borders will we go to? well, you can see the skill of

horbachov ukrainian art critic and professor studied at the historical and philosophical faculty of kyiv state universityorked at the museum of ukrainian fine arts in the capital, at the same time engaged in the scientific work of dmytro omelyanovych - well, first of all extremely, so to speak, a responsible researcher of ukrainian art, a scientist who studied an extremely difficult period of ukrainian art, because the first decades , so to speak, this whole history was mutilated , everything had to be established and rehabilitated well , yes that he is a researcher, he is a scientist with a capital letter . dmytro omelyanovych specializes in the history and theory of fine art. gorbachev also taught at the capital universities. dmytro omelyanovych lectured me for 1.5 hours on still life in ukrainian avant-garde artists of the first third of the 20th century, he named all the masters, all the most famous works, and it was a lecture for one person, which he prepared without any, well, how to say, without any material interest, we just it was interesting to hand over my titles to my teaching colleagues, rem

gorbachev ukrainian art critic and professor studied at the history and philosophy faculty of kyiv state university, worked at the museum of ukrainian fine arts in the capital, and at the same time engaged in scientific work dmytra omelyanovych is, well, first of all, an extremely uh, so to speak, a responsible researcher of ukrainian art er, a scientist who studied er, an extremely difficult period of ukrainian art , because the first decades, so to speak, this whole history was mutilated, that was all establish rehabilitate well, he is a researcher, he is a scientist with a capital letter dmytro omelyanovych specializes in the history and theory of fine art, and gorbachev taught at the capital's universities dmytro omelyanovych gave me a lecture for 1.5 hours on still life among the ukrainian avant-garde artists, first third of the 20th century, he is -he named all the masters, all the most famous works , and it was a lecture for one person, which he prepared completely without any, well, if we could say without any material interest, we just it was interesting to hand over my titles, colleagues

the playground in the center of kyiv , ankefalguzyn wrote, the german embassy is located in the area of ​​the opera house and the red building of the kyiv national universityclose to the place where the destruction took place and the people who died in the light of memory, contact us serhiy sobolev narodnyi deputy head of the permanent delegation to parie, mr. yes, mr. serhiy, we welcome you, dear colleagues, let's correct the title so that everything is correct with us, so the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky, should address the parie via video conference, he will also speak before by the heads of the great e-e seven e-e reports on the consequences of today's terrorist missile strike on the territory of our country, in your opinion, mr. sergey, how will the position of our partners change, or will it change, maybe intensify at least in at some points, it may no longer be such a debatable issue of supplying us with anti-aircraft systems, a more prompt supply and the issue of providing us with the necessary weapons for a high-quality confrontation with the aggressor may move, yes , the regular session of the parliamentary assembly of the council of

and its horrible because it was really children's playground just in front of the main campus of kyiv universityous breach in the center of kyiv. it is a pedestrian bridge which is not possible to use for delivering of weapons or tanks. it is just for people to walk through one hill to another hill through the city. and it was two targets today of this attack. also it was really brutally attacked our electricity infrastructure. to make it a total blackout of some ukraine cities tonight to show that putin is able to not just destroy buildings, but to destroy electricity system, which will not let ukrainians live a normal life even if it is far away from the front line. and he badly shelled this infrastructure objects this morning. this is why our president asked people to limit using of electricity from 5:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. to have less pressure on the electricity system in ukraine. to fix the problem as soon as possible and to make ukrainians possible to use the system as normal. but not tonight. >> do you think this wave after ta tacks -- wave of attacks is over and what do you think the

was without a state, the army was without a state, there was no state in the bench, spartak of kyiv university book, he has a car with him, well, there is the guide, and there will be an apron. was like how now some people have a refrigerator and are not interested in anything else. these people were interested in everything, they read books, then i again spent the winter there. ukrainians read 60 books from the corners. he says that he and his fellow insurgents did not go out on for several months, they were provided with food and everything they needed by the local population, as nowadays it is done by volunteers for the armed forces of ukraine, people did it all, but people drove them there otaku bought and brought and the boys ordered what was here, but at the beginning two hundred more insurgents were arrested in front of them, and they were handed over to the chekists by one the nkvd traitors kidnapped his family and forced him to cooperate. many years have passed, says the veteran, and the methods of the russians have not changed at all. they killed people and rose up, we did something,

shevchenko of the kyiv national university, the maksymovich research library, the institute of literatureukraine, that is, the archeography of ukraine, the national philharmonic in the building of the central rada. the only remaining ones are the khanenko national museum of art, the taras shevchenko national museum, the kyiv art gallery, the memorial museums of the bazhan and tychyna apartments, the national science and nature museum of ukraine, and the museum of the history of the city of kyiv, igor, when do you ever hear such a list, and they are certainly not we are not the first , we will talk with you about other damage or destroyed cultural objects. and what do you think about this destruction? first of all, it looks very cynical and probably the purpose of the shelling in the city center was not just to attract our popovych, is there to please this russian audience , to please the so-called deep people, as we do not feel, but this is essentially a crime, a crime of violating the rules of waging war, these evils are a violation of international humanitarian law, since these are abso

large ukrainian cities, 12 regions hit, civilian infrastructure hit, the kyiv national university, childrens' playgrounds in the middle of kyiv. he hit residential areas in other cities, killing civilians, 12 civilians as of now are being reported as dead and 87 are wounded or injured. so this is the manner in which putin is waging warfare against the civilian population in ukraine. >> as you know, putin is lashing out after saturday's attack on that key bridge connecting russia to occupied crimea, but some traffic is already starting up once again on that bridge. how much will that attack degrade russia's actual military capabilities in the south? >> well, i don't know exactly. probably much depends on these transportation routes along this bridge because they occupy crimea, and supply chains for the armed forces of russia staged in sovereign ukraine, for instance, so most likely it will damage their chains of supply. but this is important because ukrainian armed forces continue to wage a major counteroffensive, not only in the eastern regions, so this is very important to us. >> in his phone call today with president z

mykyta studied in the first year of the kyiv medical university, the boy immediately decided to enter ranks of the territorial defense, but i was able to join one of the newly formed battalions only thanks to the recommendation of the teachers . miss was simply not enough. i called my teacher and asked if i could help in any way. he said, we have enough in the hospital now, but i have a friend who organizes the medical service in such and such a district of kyiv. you can contact him. we met with nikita near shevchenkiv, as for a long time, served as a logistics center for the occupiers and was liberated at the end of september compared to other cities of kharkiv region, there are significantly more surviving buildings here, according to nikita, the armed forces of ukraine fire high-precision projectiles with weapons western partners on such american howitzers as the m-77 and therefore hit the point and do not cause additional destruction. all this time, shevchenko was a logistics center, so there was a huge concentration of the occupiers of their troops, their equipment, and so on, co

missiles hit the center of kyiv for the first time since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, hitting shevchenko park near one of the rockets of the kyiv national universitynear the railway station in the morning. during rush hour, a glass pedestrian bridge near the people's friendship arch was also targeted. at least six people were killed and 51 people were injured. this was reported by kyiv mayor vitaliy klitschko. our correspondent zhanna bezpyachuk saw the consequences of the attacks on the capital the very center of kyiv in fire and smoke, russia hit shevchenko boulevard, volodymyrskaya street peak, kyivans were in a hurry to work and study , a rocket flew by this girl in a second hit the playground in shevchenko park, a lot of people with strollers usually walk on the playground, this is the favorite place, the battle for today, this is the only park in kyiv that is accessible by foot, where do children go , adult couples in love - this is a park shevchenko is one of the highlights of kyiv and one of the most favorite places of rest for the people of kyiv, and indeed this arrival, well, really, it’s not even in my mind that it’s on the playground,

kyiv shevchenko university also lost everything this year because of the security situation. it gave way to the western university in terms of the number of applications and ended up in fourth place. but this did not affect to his devoted fans, nazar from the relatively calm rivne region, but did not change his plans to enter the university even after the 24th, when the capital was almost under siege, i understood that i would not change my decision, i will study in kyiv and no covid, no war, not even a nuclear war will change my decision, i was considering plan b, but this plan b was also for me located in kyiv arthur from mykolaiv oblast, where explosions and attacks by russians. i didn't consider studying abroad. i don't plan to. i want to study only in ukraine. so there aren't any western countries. i didn't even think about studying at shevchenko university this year. there are more than 5,000 first-year students among them, including hundreds of currently purchased territories or those who regularly under fire this year, admission became a challenge for everyone. applic

i am now about 100 metres from where one of the missiles struck near the university in central kyiv, centre and entertainment centre where a lot of people live. behind me, you can see a four story apartment building where every window has been blown out and doors have been blown off their hinges, trees have been steps, such was the force of the blow. it happened during peak hour traffic so you can imagine the number of people that were around and on their way to work and it would appear some civilian cars have been struck but we don't know how the casualties and injuries there are so far but it is an horrific strike in the heart of kyiv this morning.— an horrific strike in the heart of kyiv this morning. from what you have described, _ kyiv this morning. from what you have described, you _ kyiv this morning. from what you have described, you would - kyiv this morning. from what you have described, you would have l have described, you would have expected there would be substantial casualties as a consequence? {line casualties as a consequence? one would think, _ casualties as a conseq

on social networks what exactly the embassy of this country is doing in the center of kyiv pecherska on the universityeet probably guides these three drones of shaheds around the capital and other ukrainian cities, but from a political point of view, this changes our relations are diplomatic from a political point of view, this must necessarily change relations, especially if it is not only intelligence data, but confirmed facts , because intelligence and intelligence, but diplomacy is such a science that requires proof of that. as soon as we capture a couple of iranians, but immediately i i think that our honey will react properly, it is necessary to look especially carefully at the people who abstained, which we talked about at the beginning of the vote, because they had certain political motives for this, and the question is what else do they have political motives for and whether or not it means that is that, conditionally speaking, they will be received if suddenly in a decisive part of belarus to join poland, no, they will not shout that this is unacceptable, it is ah-ah-ah and that is impossibl

military facility however, this is the educational heart of ukraine in the buildings of taras shevchenko kyiv national universityors damaged ceilings and walls more than 3,000 m² of windows currently without glass it is impossible to assess the material damage and it will take months to restore all these buildings architectural monuments yes in the institute of philology the only stained-glass window that was installed during construction was damaged in 1852. the first kyiv gymnasium moved here. 1852 is, in my opinion, one of the greatest values ​​of this room in general, and as we can see , it has suffered real damage and we are trying to restore it, but this stained glass window is really such a valuable artifact, and it is extremely unfortunate that it was damaged, it is a pity for the entire building, but this stained-glass window made my heart flutter. at the same time, the university is clarifying the information about the damage to the department of russian language and literature. it is not entirely correct. this department used to be the department of russian studies before, but when did this a full-sca

this girl was walking past taras shevchenko national university, in a cultural discrict of kyiv. e thankfully survived a near miss, others were not so fortunate. this footage was captured close to the university as ukrainian emergency services respond to the wounded. so far 11 dead have been reported, and 64 wounded. were damaged in the explosion. it's the first time moscow has targeted downtown kyiv since the start of the war. the bbc has been speaking to residents near the blast site. translation: 0h, translation: oh, it is horrible this is our life and _ translation: oh, it is horrible this is our life and just _ translation: oh, it is horrible this is our life and just now, _ translation: oh, it is horrible this is our life and just now, i _ translation: oh, it is horrible this is our life and just now, i don't - is our life and just now, i don't know, anna bess has opened up in our life. it is terrible. the strikes in kyiv began at 0800 local time this morning. the first appeared to land in the direction of the so called glass bridge — a kyiv tourist attraction. this cctv cap

rhetorical question , it is voiced again, what is the embassy of the republic of iceland doing on university street, on pechersk in kyivrally in a few hundred meters from the parliament, the cabinet of ministers and the president's office, he is obviously engaged in pointing these missiles and iranian drones at our infrastructure facilities. today, iran's ballistic missiles are ready. well, yes, they write that the first three units of these missiles are already on the territory of the russian federation. what should we do in a political sense? in a military sense of course, we need to learn how to shoot down these missiles, but in the political sphere, we only deprived the ambassador of paradise of accreditation, but the embassy is functioning and can easily, including intelligence and fire adjustment, and anything else we ask, we are talking in the political context, then i would now with all the examples of the maximum efforts to help the peaceful protests that are taking place in iran, well, this is exactly the first thing we can do, including in the political arena, supporting these protests, as for the other side

concerned, i think it can be arranged similarly and you can be sent to the history department of the kyiv or lviv universityny other city, you can take the exam and how is it possible or are there any provisions there can the impossibility of obtaining citizenship, for example, for a modern citizen of the russian federation who seems to have been born in ukraine. well, this guy is a sbushnya or a special service, some kind of branch, because, well, the same thing can happen. he was born there in poltava, he moved . we know such people in the government of the russian federation. we know such people , we know the head of the upper chamber of the russian parliament, which seems to have also been born here. to be honest, i believe that all ukrainians have the right to obtain ukrainian citizenship, just as all poles have the right to obtain polish citizenship. and all jews the truth is that our law says that you must renounce the other citizenship that you have, it is not so easy to do from russian citizenship in general. it is almost impossible to renounce and the russians themselves close the opportunity for

specialist in nuclear security, a professor at the institute of international relations of the kyiv national universityserhiy halaka joins our broadcast, serhiy thank you for joining so a dirty bomb is the same as a nuclear bomb or not , what is the difference in general, what is it good evening, let's start with that that it is not a nuclear thought at all, it is a so-called radiological weapon, if it can be considered a weapon at all, because most experts consider it a means used by terrorists, it is an ordinary explosive device sharpened by a radioactive substance, it is most likely a powdered substance, the result of the explosion is the contamination of large areas in a densely populated area of ​​the city, some settlement or agricultural land, and so on. appropriate cleaning measures, i.e. the bomb itself can only kill those who are closer as a result of the explosion of this substance, and pollution is a long-term effect that again, it depends on the amount, the composition of the isothermal, and so on, and so on. there will be no mass casualties, but people can get sick, and the worst thing is

the director of the educational and scientific institute of international relations of the kyiv international universityriy, if you are, then show us yourself and we will good health, mr. yuriyovych. so, good morning. glory to ukraine, we want to welcome everyone. good health. look at the question: what is happening in crimea, what is happening with the crimean tatars? they stay in crimea, they go . ukrainian territory through russian territory and so on, what is happening there in your opinion and are there any signs of genocide, but keep in mind that since you are a candidate of legal sciences, you definitely know better than i that genocide is very difficult to prove the political term genocide is easy to say, but legally it is very, very difficult to prove it. so, mr. yury, i would be absolutely right to say that this is a deplorable international crime that exists at all today. regarding the issue of crimea , there really is such a big question: are there signs of genocide there? we are studying and our regional human rights center is studying this situation, but it is still too early to say unequi

granya, the scientific director of the yaka kuchereva foundation, a professor of political science at his national university kyivademy p oleksiy i congratulate you good afternoon, i will start the phrase like this, and it will just lead to the first topic of our conversation with you, e ex-leader - this is ru - said so if putin uses nuclear weapons, everything will only get worse for putin e p oleksiy, have you returned from the united states of america, and i would like to ask you about the temperature in the chambers of power, what are the attitudes towards ukraine, what is the vision of the future, the most important thing. well, i am talking about the near future, not the distant future please know it was me it was my first international visa departure since the war so i was in paris for cream i had several speeches a session on the ministry by the way of the defense of france - it is closed was very, very attentive listened to the data of our polls spoke washington well, i would say yes, of course, that is, there is a general understanding that ukraine should be helped, this aid will continue to grow, and i

more of this in 2016, we first opened a specialty in eggplant, such as drones and unmanned aerial vehicles, and it was very successful. we managed to get state places at kyiv shevchenko universityady this year, because of the security situation , he lost to the western university in terms of the number of applications and ended up in fourth place. but this did not affect his loyal fans. nazar from the relatively calm rivne region did not change his plans to enter the university even after the 24th, when the capital was almost under siege. understood that i will not change my decision, i will study in kyiv and no covid, no war, not even a nuclear war will change my decision, i was considering plan b, but this plan b was also for me in kyiv, artur from mykolaiv oblast, where there are explosions and attacks by russians. is it not every day in kyiv that he is calmer abroad? i did not even consider foreign. i do not plan . among them are also hundreds of first-year students who are currently buying territories or those who are regularly shelled this year. admission has become a challenge for everyone. applicants have been writing and calling since april. dormitories are prioritized

the damaged buildings of the shevchenko university, the children's playground besides , the russians also attacked svyatoshynskyi building holosiivskyi and desnyansky districts of kyivrding to the mayor of the capital vitaliy klitschko , at least seven people were killed, more than fifty were injured. klitschko's city stood, but kerchenskyi - not on this video a lucky man who was born in a shirt , just during the arrivals in kyiv, a man was walking on a glass bridge, a rocket fell nearby and miraculously, it did not hit a ukrainian pedestrian, do not break it, the video from the kyiv subway proves it. while the russian fascists bombarded kyiv with rockets, the residents of the city sang ukrainian songs in a group, people became miraculously, meanwhile, in the dnipro, ukrainians also survived a massive rocket attack by the russian occupiers, on that day more than five explosions rang out in the city. in the epicenter of one of them, a bus with people was miraculously found. all the passengers survived. the russian rocket attack made the volunteers of prytula so angry. that stubble that they announced the all-ukrainian revenge team ukrainians donated 352 million hryvn

university of prague. putin also stated that he supports kyiv's request in every possible way to have international inspectors facilities in ukraine. well, these are his theses about the dirty bomb with such a request. in fact , the ukrainian government previously appealed to remove from ukraine all in response to similar accusations of making a dirty bomb, the director general of the international atomic energy agency and rafael grossi have already announced that megate inspectors will literally this week conduct an inspection of two of nuclear facilities in ukraine, accusations have been made, inspections are underway, and this is basically what we need to do. devices so this is what we are going to do that will provide ukraine with a new package of arms and other aid worth $275 million to support efforts to push russian troops out of key areas in the south the country is informed about this so far by the us agency and tedpress with reference to american officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity with journalists, but it is expected that today washington will announce it officially well, in washingto