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12-year-old ilya from mariupol, who was returned from the russian occupation, got a new home in uzhhorodthe beginning of the full-scale invasion, he was wounded by shelling, and the boy's mother died in front of him. the occupiers took him to the dpr for treatment, but ilya's grandmother was still able to return her grandson to the controlled territory. now they live in transcarpathia and they went to their own home for more than one year. our colleagues also visited the new home. a spacious, two-room apartment, from now on at the disposal of the matvienko family. 12-year-old ilya is getting used to his new home. 2.5 years ago in his native mariupol, his mother died before his eyes, the boy himself was wounded. the russians took him to the occupied novoazovsk, and from there to the dnr hospital , grandmother eli found out from the video that her grandson was in the occupation. video, i saw ilyusha, and then fear, i lost my daughter. the fact that he is lying alone like that, the pain that i am, drowned out a little and i pulled myself together and began to think about how to take the chi

i will start this issue with why the uzhhorod city council is being searched. all the details are below, stay with us. the sbu searched the uzhhorod city council, ukrainian media reported, citing their own sources. investigative actions are carried out through bribery, officials city ​​councilors allegedly demanded $15,000 from of an entrepreneur for the permit documents for the construction of a parking lot for business, searches have already been conducted at the director of the infrastructure department, vitaly giltaichuk, and the head of the architectural and planning bureau, daniela gevorkyan. the latter was informed of the suspicion. for admission to the master's degree. law enforcement officers kidnapped the vice-chancellor of the capital's private university in the organization of the evasion scheme . for a bribe, he guaranteed the man admission to a master's degree at the university. for this, the official promised to influence the members commission and provide the applicant with ready-made answers to the entrance exams. he was caught in the act while

12-year-old ilya from mariupol, who was returned from the russian occupation, got a new home in uzhhorod. at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, he was wounded by shelling, and the boy's mother died before his eyes. the occupiers took him to the dpr for treatment, but ilya's grandmother still managed to return her grandson to the controlled territory. now they live in transcarpathia and have been walking to their own home for more than one year. ours also moved to a new home colleagues a spacious two-room apartment is now at the disposal of the matvienko family. 12-year-old ilya is getting used to his new home. years ago, in his native mariupol, his mother died before his eyes, the boy himself was wounded. the russians took him to the occupied novoazovsk, and from there to the hospital of the so-called dpr, grandmother eli found out from the video that her grandson was in the occupation. and there in that video i... and in that video i saw ilyusha, and then the fear that he was lying alone like that, the pain that i lost my daughter, drowned out a little, i took control of myself.

image of ukraine, because it is different in lviv, in kyiv. in poltava, in kharkiv, in chernihiv, in uzhhorodom these different images , the ukraine that people are ready to fight for, that they are ready to die for, that they do not want to leave, during these... 33 years, many events in the history of ukraine, in her life, frankly surprised me, some events positively surprised me, i remember this enthusiasm of the maidans, i remember their people who flocked like a river to maidans, so that they are not dispersed. i remember queues at weapon shops and at tsk tutu. lviv and other cities of ukraine in the first days of the great war. i remember many events that frankly surprised me. and in the elections, and when the society reacted to the challenge in a strange way. but at the same time, unlike volodymyr putin, i want to tell you one important thing: so far everything is going according to my plan. according to the plan that i drew for myself on august 24 , 1991, when i saw on the scoreboard the voting numbers for the act of independence of ukraine, and i believed, although we were all not r

but they will do the same in lviv, what they are doing now in pokrovsk, they will do the same in uzhhorodat they are doing now in... in kharkiv, there is no difference, mr. major, tell me please, judging by the reaction of the russian federation to the victory plan and, rather, to the document itself, it is not a question of the russians knowing the content of this document, although it may well be that they know this content of the document, perhaps much better, than we, who read there some... separate excerpts from the western press and try to understand whether it is true or not. piskov says that the war in ukraine will end when the goals set by russia are achieved in one way or another, that is, as i understand it, they are not going to stop and continue to increase the budget for the armed forces in the russian federation for the next year, and they . and continue to move forward, according to your observations, will there be enough resources in the russian federation for a long time, and financial resources, and industrial resources, and human resources in order to continue the war

image of ukraine, because it is different in lviv, in kyiv, in poltava, in kharkiv, in chernihiv, in uzhhorodm these different images, that ukraine emerges, for which people are ready to fight, for which they are. to die, which they do not want to leave. during these 3-3 years, many events in the history of ukraine, in my life, honestly saying, it was surprising, some events. positively, i remember this enthusiasm of the maidans, i remember their people who flocked to the maidan like a river so that they would not be dispersed. i remember the queues at the arms stores and tsk here in lviv and in other cities of ukraine in the first days of the great war. i remember many events that frankly surprised me, both during the elections and... society reacted to the challenge in a strange way, but at the same time, unlike vladimir putin, i want to tell you one important thing. so far everything is going according to my plan. according to the plan that i have drew for myself on august 24, 1991, when i saw the voting numbers for the act of independence of ukraine on the scoreboard. and i believed, alth

12-year-old ilya from mariupol, who was returned from the russian occupation, got a new home in uzhhorod the beginning of a full-scale invasion, during shelling, the guy got it. injuries, and my mother then died. the occupiers took him to the dpr for treatment. grandma managed to return ilya to ukraine. and now they live in transcarpathia. our colleagues also visited the new home. the spacious two-room apartment is now at the disposal of the matvienko family. 12-year-old ilya is getting used to his new home. years ago, in his native mariupol, his mother died before his eyes, the boy himself was wounded. but she began to think about how to take the child away, because no one will do it except me. the woman still managed to get her grandson back under her control ukrainian territory. the story of ilya matviyenko is known not only in ukraine, but also far beyond its borders. the boy's grandmother says that it was his testimony at the international criminal court about russia's war crimes that contributed to the historic decision to issue an arrest warrant for vladimir putin. a rocket or som

in particular our energy industry, somewhere, i don't know, there lutsk, lviv, ivano-frankivsk, uzhhorode are talking about the traditional question of how many rockets the russians have, then it is difficult to count, the point is that there was use. and the imperial rule is that if the enemy does not use, well, somewhere now , more than a hundred missiles are targeted, well , we will say somewhere targeted, 100-150 missiles per month, then everything that he did not fire, then remains in his reserve, maybe, well, the main thing is still needed of ukraine, they report from time to time how much something is produced there, according to their estimates, in the russian federation, and they have been for quite some time actually they didn’t do it, maybe there is such a thing that the russian made a reorientation of the production capacity of cruise missiles to ballistic missiles, because indeed the use of iskander ballistic missiles increased compared to previous periods, at the same time, the use of cruise missiles decreased slightly due to the fact that they are more effectively intercep

i do not see that this was a national policy that was carried out, i apologize, from kharkiv to uzhhorodiv to odesa, a policy that should be carried out in social networks, on television, on the radio, on some external media, to attract bloggers here , to attract so-called influencers, yes, you can do that, but not to gather them, i'm sorry, only for some political gatherings, as it was remembered. and of course there must be responsibility, responsibility for business entities, for institutions that promote russian music, and by the way, we also have a lot of such, we have scandals almost every month when the official business entities are some restaurants, shopping centers there, i don't know, hotels, where in fact they are caught for playing russian music, the question is, what is the responsibility for this, yes, in ukraine , russian music is officially prohibited in ukraine, but the fine can be , uah 170, yes, why hasn't full-fledged administrative responsibility been introduced yet, by the way, the draft law is about how the verkhovna rada and the state actually work in our country

very... cold somewhere, well, it is so illogical and very rarely happens, but nevertheless here in uzhhorode in the surroundings can be even only +15°. in the north of ukraine, in zhytomyr region, in kyiv region, in some places in chernihiv region, and in sumy region, there is a chance of light rain, but it is mainly at night and in the morning, during the day precipitation will stop, and the air temperature will be high, as you can see 24-28° warm. it will be again in the north of ukraine, it will be even warmer to the point of heat in the east , +29 +31° is expected there tomorrow, without precipitation, in short, well, it's just not a summer, some real summer in the eastern regions of ukraine. in the central part of ukraine, rain is likely tomorrow with a thunderstorm, even in vinnytsia maybe a little in cherkasy, but generally without significant precipitation, high air temperature from 25 to 30°. at noon part of ukraine, tomorrow the weather is very beautiful, comfortable, 27-30°, that is, there will not be such a strong heat, especially since the nights are already calmer and cooler,

clear what we are fighting for, not for us to enter donetsk yalta, but for the fact that in lviv or uzhhorod there is still a memory of ukrainians in general, this is what putin wants, russia and ukraine have completely different tasks in this war. so, on one, on one, on one. on one side, this situation of preserving ukrainian statehood, on the other side, the possibility of a real nuclear war with russian strikes on america, and someone will say: listen, they are not crazy to do such a thing, we, they understand that we will be able to answer them , well , we can, it will be easier for us if we answer them, if, say, there is not only half of new york, but also half of moscow, what will we get out of it? well, that's the question which any sober minded. a politician is asked, all the more, let's remember that the value of human life in the united states and in europe is many times higher than in the post-soviet space, and even for politicians, not only for society, but also for politicians, it has always been so, that is why druga the world war was won precisely at the expense of the fact th

i will start this issue with why the uzhhorod city council is being searched.ails are below, stay with us. the sbu came to search uzhhorodskaya of the city council, ukrainian media reports, citing their own sources. investigative actions are carried out through bribery. city council officials allegedly demanded $15,000 from the entrepreneur for building permits. parking lots for driving.

vasyl, i was in ukraine just 2.5 weeks ago, i saw the mood, the mood of the people, i was only in uzhhorodi just had it. four days, and i was lecturing there at the university, i saw the mood of the people, i understand very well how people expect the president to bring something from the united states, and yet i really hope that he, at least , he will receive the corresponding promises from joe biden during the meeting that will take place on thursday, this meeting is very important, it is not just diplomatic protocol meeting, because it is very important what exactly biden decided. immediately after november 5 or even before november 5. thank you very much, thank you for your comments and see you again, with you vets igor igor eisenberg was with us, a professor of manhattan university. well, let's wish success to the ukrainian delegation, the head of state in the united states of america, now it is really, it is critically important, well, i am still typical in the light of what some politicians are saying there, as donald trump said in pennsylvania. and you have already waited for oleks

vasyl, i was in ukraine just 2.5 weeks ago , i saw the mood, the mood of the people, i was only in uzhhorod, i just... i had four days, and i gave lectures there in university, i have seen the mood of the people, i understand very well how people expect that the president will bring something from the united states, and yet i really hope that he will at least get the corresponding promises from joe biden during the meeting that will take place on thursday, this meeting is very important, it is not just a diplomatic protocol meeting, because it is very important that what exactly ... will be decided immediately after november 5th or even before november 5th. thank you very much, thank you for your comments and see you again. with you on the air ihor ahor eisenberg was with us a professor of manhattan university. well, let's wish success to the ukrainian delegation to the head of state in the united states of america, this is really critical right now. in light of what some politicians are saying there, such as in pennsylvania, donald trump spoke. well, what will they say? we will find out wh

uzhhorod to ashkabad, maybe not a common state, it is always a question whether they have enough strengtho create a state, because they may now think that this is a mistake to make a common state, as they once annexed galicia to ukraine, but as a result, yes, why experiment again, you can make a vassal state, but this entire zone must be russian, ugh, and of course with a russian army that can be there to enter and exit, like in kazakhstan, huh. entered, left, like this, this model means that peace talks are impossible here, negotiations on a ceasefire are possible, as i have already said, at the moment when the demographic, economic, military and political resources of the warring countries are exhausted, and this is a question that ukraine has to fall a day later to russia, that's it, nothing else will happen, there are no other formulas, you can hold dozens of peace forums there, meet, travel to... eastern politicians or putin to eastern politicians, it will not help anything. the conflict is existential, existential, such conflicts do not end, if they begin, then one should simply, i