plans for filming ukrainian films in hollywood, from los angeles, khrystyna shevchenko, for the voice of americanload the mobile application of the voice of america, the application allows you to bypass blocking automatically thanks to the built-in vpn service, read news, watch informative programs and videos, as well as listen to ukrainian podcasts. voice of america services. we conclude with this. in the studio for maria prus worked for you. look for other voa ukrainian stories on social media, and watch our daily dv briefings live. you can ask questions to our presenters. thank you for your attention, see you on the air. we are looking for a 16-year-old girl. zhuraravel from the kherson region. imagine, the girl disappeared on the first day of the war, and until now there was no news about her. i know that when the full-scale invasion began, darina was in the town of nova kakhovka, which is still under occupation. maybe because of this girl does not get in touch, so i am asking everyone, especially the residents of the left bank of the kherson region, who may be watching this program on socia

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tatyana voroshko, oleksii osyka, voice of america. the civilian population of gaza should not have to pay for the crimes of hamas. this was stated by us undersecretary anthony blinken during the meeting of the un security council. he believes that the world community should do everything to protect ordinary people. in conflict. between israel and hamas , about 7,000 people have already died. voon claim the gas sector is experiencing a humanitarian catastrophe. andriy borys will tell more. this video from car recorders and body cameras of hamas terrorists was released by representatives of the israeli army. according to tsahal representatives, the 43-minute story was edited from hundreds of hours of video footage collected after the attack. the goal is to show horst. with which the militants acted when they attacked the south of israel. in total, according to official data from tel aviv, as a result of the attack from the gaza strip, which began on october 7, 1,400 israelis died. sprat hundreds of people were taken hostage by hamas, two

iryna solomko, iryna shinkarenko, voice of america. at the same time, in kyiv, those with whom voice of america spoke are optimistic and believe that the united states' support for israel will not affect the level of support for ukraine. kiyan's opinion was studied by anna kostyuchenko and pavel. perhaps this will spread some kind of fake with the aim of distracting russia's aggression, that america will stop supplying us with weapons and funding, but i think that nothing like that will happen, that everything will be fine, i think that we have a common enemy with israel, these , well, actually terrorists, hamas and russia, that's why i think that the state already needs to support us and israel, because otherwise it's all a flame, it will only grow stronger, it can disappear. such attention to ukraine, because we know that israel has a visa-free regime to america, for example, it's not just that, so it's really worth thinking about, because we 're now, well, i think that this invasion in general, it's directly, directly related to russ

maria prus, dmytro savchuk, voice of america. e the opinions of experts about the new head of the armed forces of the united states. but american missiles for hymers installations will soon be able to have twice the size. in the company, one of the engineers of the martin company, which is currently working on such a development, said this in a comment to the voice of america. lougheed martin is one of the 700 gun manufacturers who presented. at the largest military exhibition in north america, aussa. these days, the exposition continues in washington. a significant number of manufacturers already have their products in ukraine, and some plan to strengthen their cooperation with the ukrainian defense sector. like the companies that make kamikaze drones and reconnaissance drones. we have recently increased production of hymars to 96 such systems per year, and for salvo missiles, production has increased from 10 to 14,000 per year. i am talking to companies in ukraine on unmanned aerial vehicles about a joint production partnership.

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you are watching the program of the ukrainian voice of america chas taay. i am natalya leonova, congratulations. the secretary general of the un, antonio guterres, strongly condemned the russian attack on the village of groza in the kharkiv region, as a result of which at least 51 people died, and several more were injured. attacks on the civilian population and civilian infrastructure are prohibited. international humanitarian law and must be stopped immediately - said guterres. intentionally targeting civilians or civilian objects is a war crime. deliberately committing an attack, knowing that it will be disproportionate, is a war crime, - said the humanitarian coordinator of the un in ukraine. president volodymyr zelenskyy called for an end to russian terror after the shelling in the kharkiv region. condemned the attack on the thunderstorm in the white house, where the president. biden held a meeting on ukraine with members of the national security team, including defense secretary lloyd austin and the newly appointed chairman of the us joint chiefs of st

iryna shinkarenko, dmytro melnyk, vyachyslav filyushkin, voice of america. of people's deputies of ukraine is in washington this week, including anastasia radina, head of the verkhovna rada committee on anti-corruption policy. according to her, ukrainians during meetings in the us congress, which takes place within the framework of the initiative to support ukraine in congress. hear questions from american lawmakers about corruption threats in ukraine, but also have answers to them, my colleague yulia yarmolenko talked about this with anastasia radina on the air of the voice of america briefing program. a group of people's deputies is in washington this week, you are meeting with american officials , with american legislators, how big is the issue of corruption in your conversations with legislators , do you, for example, have to hear that the future of american support, in particular economic, may depend on rates of overcoming corruption in ukraine. we hear this question, but we also have an answer to this question answer. we actually take a lot of measures

maria ul'yanovska, dmytro savchuk, dmytro mylnyk, voice of america. e will say goodbye, you watched the program of the ukrainian voice of america, chas taey. join our daily briefings from monday to friday at 18:00 kyiv time on youtube and facebook. you will be able to live there. ask your questions to our presenters yulia yarmolenko and ostap myarysh. thank you for trusting the voice of america ukrainian service, i'm natalia leonova, have a good night and good morning congratulations. today i will tell a very unusual story that cannot leave anyone indifferent. this time, we are looking for a child who has not disappeared, as opposed to his parents, the parents of this 12-year-old boy, whose name is roma kyriak. the methodologist of the children's shelter in the village of rozhishche , volyn region, contacted our hotline 1163. she said that the boy was admitted to their institution on september 29, and since then, unfortunately, none of his relatives have taken care of the child. is not looking, maybe someone will recognize roman, someone will provide s

iryna solomko, pavlo terikhov, voice of america. download the voice of america mobile app. cation allows you to bypass blocking automatically thanks to the built-in vpn service. read news, watch informative programs and videos, and also listen to podcasts of the ukrainian voice of america service. andriy shevchenko is the undisputed hero of every ukrainian, and we thank you. iryna solomko, what told the story of his son, who is also a patriot of ukraine. i suggest you watch the full version of this story, as well as its text version, on our youtube channel and on the voice of america ukrainian website. we also have various social networks, we are represented in telegram, facebook, instagram, x. and on this we will say goodbye, i encourage you to also watch our daily briefings at 6 pm on youtube and facebook, where you can ask my colleagues ostap yarysh and yulia your questions live. thank you for that. congratulations, today i will tell a very unusual story that cannot leave anyone indifferent. this time we are looking for the missing child, on the contrary, the parents, the

maria ul'yanovska, oleksii osyka, voice of america. download the voice of america mobile app. the application allows you to bypass blocking automatically thanks to the built-in vpn service. read news, watch informative programs and videos. and also listen to podcasts of the ukrainian voice of america service. with that, we will say goodbye, you watched the program of the ukrainian voice of america: time. also join our daily briefings, from monday to friday at 18:00 kyiv time on youtube and facebook, where you can put your questions to our presenters, yulia yarmolenko and ostap yarysh. i'm natalya leonova, all is well. we are looking for 17-year-old nadia shishkina. the girl disappeared on the first day of the full-scale war and for more than a year and a half there was no news about her. i know that when it all started, the child was in the kherson region , in the city of nova kakhovka, which is still occupied. maybe that's why the girl doesn't get in touch. therefore, i very much ask everyone who sees me to look carefully at nadiya's photo, remember this face if has anyone sud

we should just understand that it was totally independent of the usagm and voice of america. work of the voice of america, of course. >> thank you. see, independence is really quite valuable. >> yes, it is. i will turn the podium over now to our former copresident, sherry mueller. >> please join me in thanking ceo amanda bennett. i have a small token gift to the coaster, we hope we will see it on your desk along with a wonderful book. our newsletter. the journal over there. please take those on the way out. this was edited, put out by ptca. i wanted to add this to your library. you probably haven't been given to an intern who is helping you. please join me in thanking amanda. you're welcome. i also want to say a warm welcome, not welcome, but thank you to our audience both online and here for your questions. at gw has some dynamic freshman. that always good to hear and see. special thanks to our cosponsors. usa question, thank you so much. it is your hospitality of the institute for public diplomacy here at gw that makes the sessions possible. i also want to say a special than

download the voice of america mobile app. the app allows automatically. bypass blocking thanks to the built-in vpn service, read news, watch informational programs and videos, and listen to podcasts voice of america ukrainian service. with that , we will say goodbye, you watched the program of the ukrainian voice of america chas time. also join our daily briefings from monday to friday at 18:00 kyiv time on youtube and facebook. it's live there. you can ask your questions to our presenters yulia yarmolenko and ostap yarysh. thank you for trusting the ukrainian voice of america service. i'm natalya leonova, good night and good morning. we are looking for 12-year-old herman virchenko. the guy lived in the city of svatove in the luhansk region, which was occupied in may last year. but the connection with herman was cut off already this year on february 27, and during all this time there was no news about the child. that is why i hope for your help. attention to the photo. herman virchenko looks 12-13 years old. he has blond hair

voice of america in ukrainian and our chastay program are on the air. my name is ostab yarysh, congratulations. as a result of the hamas attack on israel , seven citizens of ukraine have already died. about this reported in the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine. in addition , nine. ukrainians were injured of varying degrees of severity, and nine more are currently considered missing. diplomats are organizing evacuation flights for those people who want to leave the region, and in the meantime , us secretary of state antony blinken visited telyaviv today. at a press conference with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, blinkin emphasized: israel has the right and duty to defend itself against the attack of hamas. this is an incredibly difficult moment for the nation. as for the whole world, if you may say so something personal, i am speaking before you not only as the secretary of state of the united states, but also as a jew, my grandfather, maurice blinken , escaped the pogroms in russia, my stepfather, samuel pissard, survived the concentration camps

iryna shenkarenko, vyacheslav filyushkin, oleksii osyka, voice of america. this is the story of cooperation between american and ukrainian veterans. next, we talk about how ukraine, together with its western partners, is building a professional chaplaincy service in the midst of hostilities. most of the ukrainian chaplains are trained at american bases in europe, and some were trained by the british military. voice of america spoke about the role of chaplains on the battlefield oleksiy tereshchuk, head of the military chaplaincy service of the armed forces of ukraine. natalka churikova spoke with him. you spoke in april about the fact that ukrainian military chaplains will be trained by the united states, great britain, and south korea, have these trainings already taken place, what can you tell us about them. yes, in addition to the fact that military chaplains are being trained in ukraine on the basis of the military institute of taras shevchenko kyiv national university, our partners help us. we have already held two trainings, one in cooperation with by o

dmytro melnyk, voice of america. war against ukraine is also a war against freedom of religion, which is fundamental value for the usa as well. this was stated by leaders of christians, jews and muslims from ukraine at a discussion at the washington institute for peace. currently, a delegation of leaders of the all-ukrainian council of churches and religious organizations is visiting washington. they say they want to express gratitude to the american government and communities for their support. every non-profit organization knows that for every dollar spent by the us government, it will cost an ngo 10 cents to do the same, for the war that the us is waging against the same enemy that ukraine is fighting, the cost would be 10 times higher, now ukraine is taking a blow for the democratic world. the only reason russia is at war with us is because we are a democracy, just like hamas is at war with israel because they are jewish. we want to talk to the american people so that they understand us, and i want to ask the mus

agm and the voice of america. of the voice of america, of course. >> independence is really quite valuable. >> yes it is. i'll turn the podium over now to our former copresident, sherry mueller. >> please join me in thanking ceo amanda bennett. i have a small token gift to the pdc a coaster, amanda, which we hope we'll see on your desk along with a wonderful book, and there are several free copies of this book and our newsletter. book and our newsletter as well as the journal so please take those on the way out. this was edited and put out by a hero we both share and i wanted to add this to the alan heil. i wanted to add this to your library. you probably have it, but give it to an intern who is helping you. so please join me in thanking amanda. you're welcome. i also want to say a warm welcome -- not welcome but thank you to our audience, both online and here, for your questions. gw has some dynamic freshman and there is somebody from ayew, that's always good to hear and see. special thanks to our cosponsors and

natalia churikova, dmytro savchuk, voice of america. one of the largest american hospitals visited ukraine in the summer, where he treated war injuries and healed old family wounds. in the hospital, nimechnikov helped perform more than 20 operations in 17 days. in kyiv, he remembered his jewish ancestors who fled ukraine more than 100 years ago. he told my colleague ilona vaytovych about his experience. american doctor conor berlin decided to spend his summer vacation away from home, in quiet virginia with his family. instead, he flew to ukraine to help doctors save wounded soldiers. dnipro is the city where i am most in demand, and i wouldn't want to be a burden either, so although i would definitely get good experience operating in lviv, kyiv and other places, that's not what i went to ukraine for. 30-year-old conor is a neurosurgeon. in three weeks at the mechnikov hospital , he helped perform 20 operations, pulled out fragments, restored vital tissues and reconstructed the skull. on my first day at the hospital, i walked into the war

andriy borys, voice of america. download the voice of america mobile app. plication allows you to bypass blocking automatically thanks to the built-in vpn service. read news, watch informative programs and videos, and also listen to podcasts of the ukrainian voice of america service. we will say goodbye on this. i encourage you to watch.

heather murdoch, maria ul'yanovska, for the voice of america. full-scale aggression of russia continues to undermine internet freedom in ukraine. this is emphasized by the new annual report of the human rights organization freedom house. it says that the russian attacks have fundamentally damaged the ukrainian internet infrastructure, but the joint efforts of the ukrainian government, communication providers and international partners have helped to preserve internet access. oleksiy kovalenko will tell more about the report and analysis of internet freedom in ukraine. of course, a full-scale invasion made a difference. assessment of internet freedom in ukraine, the assessment of ukraine decreased by three points, compared to the previous year, due to the actions of the russian military, which destroyed infrastructure, redirected communication in the occupied territories and committed violence against the magazine it is also worth mentioning the redirection of networks, in particular, what happened in kherson, when the occupation authorities seize

watch the program of the ukrainian voice of america chas tym program. i am natalya leonova. congratulations. continuation of the provision of ammunition and weapons to ukraine, which are necessary for the defense of its territory. this is what president shah joe biden said this morning. spoke by phone with allies and partners this october to coordinate support for ukraine. the leaders of canada, germany, italy, poland, great britain, romania, france, nato and the european council took part in the conversation with president biden. this was reported by the strategic communications coordinator of the council of of national security, john kirby. the president confirmed the resolute commitment of the united states in supporting ukraine, which is itself. protects, this support will last as long as it is needed, this was confirmed by all the leaders who participated in the call. the leaders discussed continuing to provide ukraine with the ammunition and weapons systems it needs to defend its territory, as well as continuing to strengthen ukraine's air defenses as they prepare for n

yurii solonets, vyacheslav filyushkin, washington, voice of america. dancers on the opposite side of the usa in california draw attention to the war in ukraine with their creativity. for this purpose, a group of 30 artists, including ukrainian emigrants, created the kolodance ballroom dance show, which they perform in los angeles. what exactly are they showing the american viewer, tell me khrystyna shevchenko. in the alex theater in the city of glendale, los angeles county, a dance circle is underway, translated from english as a circle dance. 30 ballroom dancers from california show different types of ballroom dance in a performative dance production. and you know, we all knew each other for a long time, many of them are our friends from ukraine , whom we knew back home, many of whom we grew up with in the same dance studios, and we moved together a little bit at different times, but it so happened that most of us ended up we are in california, and we knew each other, but the idea itself is creation show, appeared naturally after a full-scale invasion

download the voice of america mobile app. the application allows you to bypass blocking automatically thanks to the built-in vpn service. read news, watch informative programs and videos, and listen. castes of the ukrainian voice of america service, and that's it , we'll say goodbye, also watch our daily briefings from monday to friday at 6 pm on youtube and facebook, where you are live you can ask us your questions. thank you for trusting the voice of america in ukrainian, have a peaceful night and a peaceful morning , see you soon. we are looking for 16-year-old daryna zhuravel from the kherson region. imagine, the girl disappeared on the first day of the war, and until now there was no news about her. i know that when the full-scale invasion began, daryna was in the town of nova kakhovka, which is still under occupation. maybe that's why the girl doesn't get in touch, that's why i'm very. i am asking everyone, especially the residents the left bank of kherson region, who may be watching this program on social networks. look

anna kostyuchenko, pavel sukhodolsky for voice of america from cherkasy and odesa regions. approximately 300 billion dollars of confiscated russian assets, this amount can be counted on by kyiv to fill the compensation fund for the reconstruction of ukraine. iryna mudra, deputy minister of justice of ukraine, told about this in an interview with voice of america. work on the implementation of international the mechanism continues, however, when the loss register is finally working for... what is needed for the so-called compensation commission to be created, and when we can expect the first payments, iryna mudra told iryna solomko about it in new york. iryna, almost a year has passed since the moment when the general assembly adopted such a landmark resolution for ukraine, regarding reparations and reparations for aggression against ukraine. that's how much it was possible to change the situation this year. resolution of the un general assembly on reparations. ukraine from the aggression of the russian federation is actually very symbolic and very important in terms of the l

thank you for the information, voice of america correspondent kateryna lisunova talked about continued aid from the united states. well, actually there is no risk of ending the funding of american aid to ukraine at the moment, the ambassador of ukraine to the usa, oksana markarova, said about this in an interview with ukrinform. according to her, the previous budget contains significant transitional funds that will be used now. at the same time, negotiations are ongoing on the development of a new budget solution, which would include aid for ukraine. to date , ukraine has received 60 billion dollars of aid from the united states, 43 of them military aid. white in august the house requested additional assistance from the congress in the amount of more than 20 billion, the decision has not yet been made. congress must first pass the budget, and for comparison, during the three years of the marshall plan at the end of the second world war, the usa spent, taking into account inflation, 150 billion dollars. the european union will allocate 50 billion euros of macro-financial assistance to u

voice of america. download the voice of america mobile app. the application allows you to bypass blocking automatically thanks to the built-in vpn service. read news, watch informative programs and videos, and listen to podcasts of the ukrainian voice of america service. we will say goodbye on this. i encourage you to watch. live broadcast of the speech of the us president joe biden, where he will talk about the war in the middle east, as well as about russia's war against ukraine. it will take place at 3:00 p.m. kyiv time, if you are already asleep at that time, then join our briefing program tomorrow at 6 p.m., where you can ask ostap yarysh and yulia your questions live yarmolenko, to my colleagues. on this we will say goodbye, good luck, good night, peaceful morning, see you soon. we are looking for 12-year-old herman virchenko. the boy lived in the city of svatove in the luhansk region, which was occupied in may of last year. but the connection with herman was cut off already this year on february 27. and for all this time there was no new

at voice of america, we have plenty of them. i think the key is what tom said. it is getting the conversation to be less of an extra box you have to check and more getting it to be habit. this is a thing that you have to be conscious of and be working on all the time as a journalist. a lot to talk about with risk assessment. risk assessment cannot just be a box that you check at the office before you go off to the location for your assignment. it is something we have been working on a lot at voa in recent years. the foley foundation curriculum touches on this it is pretty impressive. risk assessment continues once you get to the location of your assignment, and we thought people in israel now, and we've had to continually check in with our people to remind them as you are moving around, do that assessment. every public vision -- building in israel is required to have a bomb shelter. find the closest one and know where it is at all times. it is absolutely an ongoing process. the smallest details make a difference. the best example i can give up that is a year ago

and i am as ceo of the entire operation despite voice of america. and i know a lot of you are already very familiar with us. very familiar with what we do. going to beg your indulgence and sit back a little bit and show exactly what it is. i've been told they have to run my own slides. i am already failing at my first task i have been given one job and there we go. let me just real quick give a video. it's a pity i use my very first hearings after my confirmation. just a little picture of who we are and what we do. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ ♪ it is our job to make sure it's all packaged up and sent out to the full body. >> went to major digital surveillance that stymie those efforts and censorship does not prevent the audience reaching the high quality reporting that those journalists are doing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so, i think you will recognize many of the world events that were pictured there. and think about the fact journalists were there at virtually every one of them in person despite the dangers. let me just real quickly now i'

antibodies, who is on a charity tour in the united states, see the full interview with taras on the voice of americakrainian youtube channel. you watched the program of the ukrainian voice of america chas time, i'm natalya leonova, i'm fine. we are looking for 17-year-old nadia shishkina. the girl disappeared on the first day of the full-scale war and for more than a year and a half there was no news about her. i know that when it all started, the child was in the kherson region , in the city of nova kakhovka, which is still occupied. maybe that's why the girl doesn't get in touch. that's why i really ask everyone who sees me to look carefully at nadiya's photo. by. remember this face. if anyone has seen the girl or knows where she might be now, don't hesitate to call us at the magnolia children's tracing hotline at the short number 1163. calls from any ukrainian mobile operator are free, or write to the chatbot of the child tracking service in telegram. and i would like to ask for a few minutes of your attention, i want to remind you that we are continuing the search for the missing boy and i reall

andriy borys, voice of america. om israel, taiwan, the philippines, peru, costa rica and other countries visited the ukrainian church in washington. representatives of various faiths and nationalities visited the ukrainian temple for the first time to learn more about religion and traditions of ukraine, as well as how to help and support ukrainians in times of war. details in the story of iryna shinkarenko and vyacheslav filyushkin. in the ukrainian church of st. andrew near washington, an unusual excursion. representatives of the washington international women's club, a union that unites representatives of various nationalities who emigrated to the usa, came here. most of the women visited the ukrainian church for the first time in their lives to learn more about ukraine. to see the church. i pray for all ukrainians who suffer greatly, me i plan to talk to my countrymen who live nearby to help this community. if all countries help ukraine, it will continue to fight. the abbot of the church, father volodymyr told wom

we are also honored to have ofpanelists here from the new yk times, the voice of america and a representative who has worked for years at the center. i wanted to thank mike smith a reporter of coastal point and fellow board member on the oanational press code word of governors newsmaker. ii also wish who are the cochais of our headliner team. a membership in the event coordinated here at the club. diane foley. [applause] >> thank you, eileen. thanks to the national press club and all of you for taking time to be here. c-span covering our news today. the foley foundation is deeply committed to journalist safety. we want to ensure that both aspiring journalists and freelance journalists had access to education to enable them to bear witness to current events as safely as possible. the development of undergraduate and graduate school safety curriculum. curricula in all schools of journalism. it is also accessible to freelance journalists. we currently have 20 journalism and communication schools to use that curriculum thanks to our education director. and we also have 11 schools in lebanon thank

the staff christmas individual getting loud about looking at some dimensionality schedule the voice of america broadcasts, and 46 different languages. you know that there is worst of america, and there is read here for you are both serve finance by fine us government and congress there is inspect service and is that language there is um is there, but johnny are many georgians service and there is your premium service age service has completely different its own tailored mode of work. russian service is mostly based. it's actually, it is entirely based on its website. it's a web portal. both of america has, especially the rubrics that publishes only editorials which material that comes from the state department for. so america is a self power of us government. there's no secret about it. and it is a value piece. salts in our we have offices in many countries around the world. we have programs that actually support what we would call frontline democracy and human rights activists in countries around the world, primarily in restrictive political environment. so repressive places where the governm

thank you, katya. monitor and inform us, kateryna lisonova, voice of america correspondent, about theing in the house of representatives, today they tried to choose a new speaker, it did not work, we heard about it, why and how all this affects ukraine, we are with you, i already today said this phrase, our own shirt is closer to the body, we will of course be in in the context of ukraine, to talk about it, and we include oleg rabachuk, the head of the center for joint actions, in our conversation. sir lezhe, good evening, i welcome you to the marathon broadcast , good health, mr. oleg, so , well, again, it would seem that the house of representatives of the united states is somewhere far from us, but it is not. our field, but what is the significance of this vote for us in the house of representatives, and this situation, without a speaker again, how will it affect us now? well, reputation, jim jordan, doesn't inspire us, he's a man, trumpist, trump his official supported, he voted against granting. ukraine, uh, military aid, he belongs to that radical part of the republican party, w

and voice of america, we have plenty of them. the key is getting this conversation to be less of an extra box you have to check and more getting it to be habit. this is a thing you have to be cautious of and be working on all the time as a journalist. talking about risk assessment, it, just be a box you check in the office before you go off to the location for your assignment. it's something you been working on a lot in the way and. the foley foundation curriculum touches on this. it's pretty impressive. risk assessment continues once you get to the location of your assignment. we've got people in israel now and we've had to continually check in with our people to remind them to do the assessment. it is required by law that have a bomb shelter know where it is at all times and check all the boxes. it's an ongoing process. the smallest detail make a difference. the best example i can give up that is about a year and a half ago, our correspondent south sudan was called in washington to cover antigovernment protest. she was in such

to ask you to stay connected and listen to our colleague from the united states america, ostap, a journalist of the voice of america, he joins our broadcast and he will already share the latest news with us, so to speak. ostap, i congratulate you, what are the chances of mike johnson becoming the next speaker? congratulations, you know, in almost 15 minutes the voting will start here on kapitalsky hill for a new speaker, this is already the fourth candidacy. yesterday, at least mike johnson and the republican party, they sounded optimistic in the evening when they actually went and agreed on a new candidate and they say now that the party is united and that there are 217 votes, at least, or enough votes to elect mike johnson as speaker, we'll see how that vote plays out on the floor on capitol hill, we know there can be some very unexpected turns like this showed the experience of previous votes, however, at least now , we have not heard of any public, clear opposition among mike johnson's fellow party members for the moment, we will see if they will be able to vote, again, so far this is what you see on

forces of ukraine members openly say that there is simply no one to replenish the troops, and the voice of america is inviting women into the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. are there any queues? the uk wants to legalize its instructors in ukraine. why. such the statements of the new minister of defense shapps give prime minister sunak chills. swedish manipulators are coming to armenia. sid’s agency, undesirable in russia , is dragging yerevan into a money funnel, but what does it want? integration is so far only at the microbiological level. wounded drylanders bring infections to europe that cannot be treated with any antibiotic. how can aid to ukraine kill all healthcare in the west? less than 5 minutes had passed before the knowledgeable public attacked elon musk. the head of space x ridiculed zelsky's begging at all world, who was surprised? shocked, confused, but at least he remained alive, because he laid down his weapons in time, video from the special operation zone. the russian military captured another group of ukrainian armed forces militants, including this not-so-young guy. the

my memory, in the last two years there, twice in total , well, actually my colleague from the voice of americaat there were some channels that even interrupted his speech, called it a disgrace and everything else, but how important for americans, purely so practical, one of the congressmen called this speech a disgrace, and there was a tv channel, which is conservative, which interrupted biden's speech from the inside. your correspondents are very mistaken, i do not know who it was, because if they quote, i mean, are playing into the hands of such, if these correspondents pay attention to one marginal channel , and do not see the historicity of joseph biden's speech, they are playing into the hands of the kremlin, mr. valery, i immediately come to the defense of my colleagues, they just said about the fact that, for the most part, very powerful the speech was called by absolutely all the media, both conservative and liberal, but they found one that interrupted the speech and on live air means, you know, it was found, there is always something, but again, i now understand the explanation, after

of the events. what is happening in the united states, kateryna lisonova, my colleague from voice of america was with us in direct communication from washington. thank you. and just now , a ukrainian diplomat, oleg shamshur, is joining us. ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of ukraine to the united states in the 5th-10th years and to france in the 14th-20th years. mr. oleg, my greetings. good evening. congratulations. well, we actually listened to the correspondent and the events of what was happening in the congress, and in general, the domestic political situation. how, for the first time in the history of the united states, the dismissal of the speaker will affect ukraine, and it was actually said that the dismissal was partly a consequence of events related to ukraine, how do you assess all this? to me, as a person who has been involved in the united states in various ways all his conscious life qualities, it is rather unfortunate and sad to observe all this. let's start with the reasons, i don't... believe that helping ukraine was the main factor in the shooting of kevin mccar

voice of america also wrote: this coordinated attack is surprising for israeli intelligence was. e process , said in a conversation with politico magazine: "i think it is undeniable that this is an israeli intelligence failure." allahu akbar, hello, i am here to introduce you to the material of the show dress around you, but i said that i have to try it myself first. let's start with the fact that the stain is so bad, i said, don't pour too much, it's enough to see if it removes the stain. almost all the clothes were cleaned. it doesn't need a conditioner, the stain is rocked, it smells clean, i can buy some pieces around you, do you know where you are, you only need a big carpet, a single bed, a good gas, a bed, and thanks , you can only say that all this is just a big iranian house with variety. like kaala and in the cities of qom and isfahan and soon in tehran. it's hard to be 20, but there is a formula. get 20 gauge with formula 20 books. along with interesting educational videos. buy online from market.com! in addition to the insurance guarantee, j plus household appliances a

christmas individual getting out of that, looking at something that's one of the fee schedule, the voice of america broadcasts, and $46.00 different languages. you know that there is worst of america, and there is read here for you are both serve financed by fine us government and congress. the doors inspect service and the language there is, um, i think the johnny armine georgians service and there is your brand new service. h service has completely different its own tailored mode of work. russian service is mostly based. it's actually, it is entirely based on its website. it's a web portal personal america has especially rubrics, that publishes only editorials which material that comes from the state department . for. so america is a self power of us government. there is no secret about it. and it is of value based sultan our we have offices in many countries around the world. we have programs that actually support what we would call frontline democracy and human rights activists in countries around the world, primarily in restrictive political environment. so repressive places where the governme

voice of america also wrote: this is also danis, one of washington's key negotiators during the oslo peace process, khavarmian said in a conversation with politico magazine: i think it is undeniable that this is an israeli intelligence failure. no one takes responsibility, no one heals me. i was at night because of the events that i witnessed and saw. i urinate in my sleep. do you understand these are the words of a soldier who says that he has reached the end of the line. i saw soldiers burning on the battlefield. but now we have to see soldiers who self-immolate after the end of their service. he is one of the soldiers who set himself on fire. the psychological shock of participating in the 33-day war with lebanon is on the shoulders of these soldiers it is heavy. their commander says: they are suffering from stress disorder. efi defrin, the commander of the armor battalion of the zionist army. a general who went to kemma and returned. 17 years ago, when the merkava tank was hit by a hezbollah missile. he shared his mental problems from the 33-day war with the zionist newspaper har

voice of america also wrote: this coordinated attack was a surprise for israeli intelligence. danis is one of the key negotiators in a conversation with politico magazine, washington said: i think it is undeniable that this is an israeli intelligence failure. win badi lalaqi win or nazlur or al ghareeb, the defenseless women, men and children at the height of the atrocities of the zionist regime and its phalanx mercenaries in sabrava and shatila . on the third day of this tragedy, on the evening of september 18, tv cameras entered the camps of sabrava and shatila. yafdagham, or the kings of the arabs, yafdagham, or the kings of the arabs, women who are missing the sign of human rights and shout later, 11 jesse, 15 lena, later, and haniyeh, the way of the mother of the wife and she is a sister who witnessed the sacrifice of 12 members of her family. he was 12 years old. he was 11 years old. he is 9 years old. they were killed in front of my eyes. they tortured and killed and said: palestinians should not stay. the worst days of sabrava and shatila's life were three days. after t

voice of america also wrote: this coordinated attack was a surprise for israeli intelligence. dennis, one of washington 's key negotiators in the middle east in the oslo peace process, said in a conversation with politico magazine, "i think it is undeniable that this is an israeli intelligence failure . waheh wataniya kalam or abu ubaidah or mughar or abu ubaidah or mughurs. well, dear viewers, the pictures you are seeing now are related to the successive rocket attacks in the regions gaza inhabited by zionist robbers with the continuation of al-aqsa storm operation, the value of the money of the zionist occupiers decreased to the lowest level in the last 8 years . the price of shaq compared to foreign currencies decreased by about 5%, while each us dollar was equal to 38 shaq before the palestinian operation , and reached about 4 shaq in the last two days. with the fall in the value of the zionist currency, the central bank of this regime announced. it injects 30 billion dollars into the market to stabilize prices. tel aviv's baras index also fell by more than 8%. the index of