ukrainian podcasts on this we will say goodbye you watched the voa ukrainian program time time alsoly briefings from monday to friday at 18:00 kyiv time on youtube and facebook where you are you will be able to ask your questions live to our teachers ostap yarush and yulia yarmolenko . thank you for trusting the ukrainian voice of america service. i am nataliya lagunova. good night and good morning . we continue the search for five-year-old yaroslav mayrora, who disappeared in september of last year in the then-occupied territory of kharkiv oblast. i know that at the beginning of this year, yaroslav's grandfather managed to find out that the boy was a living man , and he even sent us a video of a conversation with his grandson and how handsome someone was. someone knew me and recognized me. the boy was allegedly taken to russia and from there he only once contacted his grandfather who lives in the kharkiv region and is now doing everything possible to find and return his grandson. the last time the man met his grandson was before the war because the boy lived with his parents in kha

ukrainian podcasts on this we will say goodbye, have you watched the voa ukrainian program from timejoin our daily briefings from monday to friday at 18:00 kyiv time on youtube and facebook there at you can ask your questions to our hosts yulia yarmolenko and ostap yarosh . thank you for trusting the ukrainian voice of america service. i am nataliya leonova. good night and good morning . we are looking for nine-year-old victoria chongal who lived in mariupol and disappeared at the beginning of the full-scale war on february 24. last year, for more than one and a half years , there was no news about the child. where the girl may be now, no one knows, that's why your help is important. look carefully at the photo and remember victoria chongal's face . if you know any information about the child, immediately call us on the hotline at the short number 116 000. i would like to remind you that calls from any ukrainian mobile operator are free of charge. if suddenly we do not have a mobile connection, write to the chatbot service of the search for children in telegram. believe me, even a sm

vehicle that can help people with mobility impairments to travel long distances and pass obstacles. voa network report, the device, whose name is called, works like a motorized vehicle , users changed its use by connecting the motorized part of the wheelchair device, the users use it for long distances and steep hills, these mayor chairs according to the characteristics and the health assessment of the user is personalized and they have a good physical condition. it also has all the necessary features of a vehicle on the road. climate change has been effective in reducing the number of elephants . the loss of habitats threatens the survival of elephants. al jazeera tv channel we see england together in this field. illegal pottery work, the loss of discs and the mistreatment of elephants' food, have put the elephants at risk. with 50 thousand tomans, they are in greater danger in nature , or the executive director of the elephant protection center against extinction says that the elephant population is facing many threats, and investigating what factors have caused us to lose what we hav

on who 's president it was an interview with former new jersey governor chris christie gop candidate voa asked the other contestants comment on your vision of the policy regarding ukraine estonia will give ukraine 150 units of small arms and ammunition for them , the government of the country announced. -industrial complexes and from the very beginning of russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine , estonia was one of the first european countries to condemn moscow's military aggression the war prompts estonia to look into its soviet history in order to tell the younger generation about the dangers of totalitarianism yurii mamon will continue to walk the corridors of the peter i prison, where thousands of political dissidents were held in estonia during the soviet era, he spent almost 5 years of his life there because of accusations of anti-communism agitations , now petriltse is a museum of abuses of the soviet regime in the inner courtyard where a red soviet banner is symbolically flying, although with an anti-soviet inscription, communism is the prison museum was created for the sake of o

there's three superpowers in the british or the third superpower, bbc has a much higher reach than voa really than any us broadcast agency. there are english language training programs around the world are actually more sophisticated, more spread out than those of the us in the state department than us. i actually say the british are the gold standard on public diplomacy where they do kind of differ is on something called sdi. few of us in the room are familiar with that. few people in this room probably know it. strategic defense initiative. we're now in the 40th anniversary. we eventually come to an agreement on sdi. but what reagan says with sdi is what if we ditch mutual assured destruction and invention, invest heavily in new capabilities about missile defense and will usher in an era of mutually assured survival? well, thatcher had just gotten through three years of an incredible protest activity, incredible opposition politics from the labor party, saying, no, let's stick with deterrence as we know it. offensive base deterrence. let's get these us missiles into the uk. it's fine