the journalists of the scheme program established that the judge vasylenko visited the russian-occupiedpeninsula several times every year since 2014, making a total of 25 such trips. trips having spent at least 206 days in crimea, the judge's family also has undeclared real estate in crimea and moscow registered to the judge's citizen wife of the russian federation, judge vasylenko himself has not publicly commented on these facts at the moment, there is a shortage of about 2.5 thousand judges in ukraine , and the selection of the servants of themis is impossible due to the lack of authority of the higher qualification commission of judges, which evaluates candidates for the position dmytro gudyma, a judge of the grand chamber of the supreme court, spoke on the air of our tv channel about several pressing issues of the judicial system because of the blocking processes of personnel selection and of the first and second instance to unblock the holding of competitions for the appointment of new judges, of whom ukraine needs approximately 2.5 thousand people , the processes of qualification

this was yevhen vasylenko , the spokesperson of the kharkiv oblast state emergency service from the sitee impact of the russian s-300 missile in kharkiv , in fact, in the center of this city. this morning let us remind you that a higher educational institution was damaged, a residential building was also hit at the beketov kharkiv national university of urban economy, this is official information from the regional prosecutor's office, in the future we will inform you about the most important thing , a discussion is ongoing regarding the provision of f16 fighter jets to ukraine. the provision of combat aircraft to ukraine is not yet on the agenda. we will see what will happen in the future . this issue is not yet on the agenda. borel said that ukraine should be helped in all possible ways until they envisage the direct participation of the european union in the war, three dots, that is, burel is asking for this issue for now. well, we are going further in connection with the studio . you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes if you could describe in general the situations in the operationa

crimea, the journalists of the scheme program established that judge vasylenko visited the peninsulaed by russia several times every year since 2014 , making a total of 25 such trips. crimea for at least 206 days, the judge's family also has undeclared real estate in crimea and moscow registered to the judge's wife, a citizen of the russian federation. judge vasylenko himself has not publicly commented on these facts at the moment. of the higher qualification commission of judges, which evaluates candidates for suitability for the post, the competition for the supreme court of justice is currently ongoing, and its completion must resolve several pressing issues of the judicial system at once dmytro gudyma, judge of the grand chamber of the supreme court, said on the air of our tv channel that because of blocking the recruitment processes for the courts of the first instance, it unblocks the holding of competitions for the appointment of new judges , which ukraine needs in the number of approximately 2.5 thousand people, and unblocks the qualification processes that have been blocked

evacuated daria na matyagan zolbin daniil dolgopolov public news, a pensioner from boredonka, maria vasylenkoing in a modular town for more than nine months after another russian shelling, she lost her daughter and son-in-law, the four-room apartment in which she lived for more than 30 years was damaged , the full-scale russian invasion began on ms. maria's birthday, and she still keeps the flowers that were then her relatives gave her a present. you see what is being done here , children died, a son-in-law and a daughter are sick. the russians destroyed the high-rise building at the beginning of march. at the beginning of march, maria mykytivna lived here for over 30 years. i often come here to visit. i know an apartment , i won't go for my pension. you and i have to pay for the electricity and the factory here. poland gave us everything. we don't pay for anything on the eve of a full-scale invasion of mrs. maria's apartment was being renovated. she lived with her daughter, son-in-law and two grandchildren . i was born on february 24, and they declared war . this is it, this bouquet is lying

well, i've been speaking to lesia vasylenko, a ukrainian member of parliament, about whether the conferenceference. i'm hoping that there's more to these words than just words and notions that actually that all of these promises materialise into concrete action. and that concrete action is really what the world needs for long term peace. there needs to be a mobilised effort to arm ukraine with the most sophisticated weapons, with the long range missiles, but also with the necessary air defense, because the tanks will make a difference once they start arriving and working on the ground in ukraine. but also, our skies cannot continue to be the vulnerability point which they are, and which they have been for the last year. and for that, we need the air defence so very much hoping that these promises of a new effort to arm ukraine and for pledges made that's ready in 2023, there will be double or triple the numbers of weapons arriving in ukraine. we need to look into the detail of what is going to be delivered and at what speed. and it is your view that it's the interests of the west to deliver

joining me now, alexa vasylenko, a member of the ukrainian parliament, the permanent delegation to the parliament assembly of europe, founder and chair of legal hundred, which provides assistance to service members and veterans. great to see you finally in person. >> finally in person. >> we've got a chance to meet before including this in some very difficult times. i was speaking of bucha. and you and i spoke at that time, when you are one of, again, one of the first people to immediately go there is a member of parliament, to bear witness to what you saw. and the other day, when president zelenskyy was asked about the worst time of the war, he talked about bucha. >> it was one of the most dramatic, saddest, and scary stays. when bucha got uncovered, i wasn't in ukraine. i was hundreds of thousands of kilometers away. but i was, as a woman, i was feeling scared, a, fade that and, because i was just imagining, what if it was me? what if it was my daughters? what if it was anyone who i knew? and the feeling, the feeling was just absolutely paralyzing. and also, gave the energy to do mor