passed through washington square to the monument to taras shevchenko , iryna shynkarenko, vyacheslav filyushkineksiy aspen, the voice of america, the use of civilian drones by forces azsu for military purposes made it possible to turn the tide of the russian invasion, in particular, during the kharkiv campaign last year, for the first time to use a civilian drone for reconnaissance in that direction , yuriy fedorenko proposed at that time the commander of the anti-terrorist infantry company later yuriy led the company of attack uavs, which was named achilles after the call sign fedorenko, now his company protects the donetsk region, anna kostyuchenko and pavel sukhodolskyi spoke with the defender of ukraine about the peculiarities of the operation of drones at the frontline. 32-year-old yuriy fedorenko received the callsign achilles in march of last year under at the time of the liberation of kyiv region and zhytomyr region from the russian invasion, the nature of my actions caused other colleagues to associate with this character , we cut powerfully, we carry out orders, but fulfill our own vi

prevent them , the neighbors continue to support every day iryna shynkarenko oleksiy osyka and vyacheslav filyushkinraine over these distances, this is a building behind a high fence , the russian embassy in washington is high up here the russian flag is raised and the coat of arms of russia with a double-headed eagle is visible, however, the entire street in the neighborhood is waving completely different symbols americans who live nearby clearly demonstrate their support for ukraine american lawyer andrew cooper lives across the street from the russian embassy after the start of a full-scale war in ukraine, he painted his fence yellow -blue color can you hear yourself, you can see this fence, it stretches along the road and faces the embassy. at first, andrew planned to hang the flag of ukraine on the house. what are his neighbors like? however, there was a queue for ukrainian flags in online stores at that time, so the american decided not to wait and created a flag on his own . so many americans ordered ukrainian flags that we would have to wait a week to buy a flag, so i thought, guys, it will

the collection of ukrainian money was examined by iryna shynkarenko and vyacheslav filyushkin. the national numismatic collection has about one million and 600,000 objects. they represent every inhabited continent and cover more than 3,000 years of history. humanity, so the collection is incredibly large and diverse. and where does this money come from? we have money from all corners of the world except antarctica, and we are incredibly lucky that we have in the collection more than 8 hundreds of exhibits from ukraine curator of the numismatic collection of the national museum of american history the main exposition of money in the united states for more than a year ukrainian hryvnias and ancient coins have been given a special place in this museum in march february 2022 when we constantly heard from russia that ukraine has always been a part of russia, i thought that the objects of our national collection actually tell a different story and i think that they tell more thoroughly about the history of ukraine, so i i started looking for the collection to find out what was issued

my colleague vyacheslav filyushkin and i met with ms. odro and plepiti at the lithuanian embassy in washington, which continued its work even during the soviet occupation of the baltic countries. i am very proud of this building next year we will celebrate one hundred years of continuous work as an embassy of lithuania this means that this embassy was a diplomatic representation of lithuania during the occupation this is an exceptional thing historical very important because of the us policy on non-recognition of the soviet occupation, lithuanian diplomats could continue to work here and present our country in those times and this gave us great hope that one day we will be free and independent and this is of particular importance because we understand how it is when someone supports you in times when there is a threat to your existence, and when we support ukraine today, we remember the non-recognition policy that was so important to us. how did your work as an ambassador of lithuania in the closet change after the start of the full-scal