for this new day e victories against racism p yevheniya we thank you for joining our marathon yevheniya kravchukeople's deputy of ukraine, deputy head of the committee on humanitarian and information policy was with us at on my right, they talked about the forum in davos and the europe day in ukraine, and now let 's talk about ordinary ukrainians. almost all things are under the ruins, the old woman and her daughter now have to live in stary, it is hot, and also to survive, she plants a vegetable garden and sells vegetables just under her hair dryer, and it is her story that iryna vukina will tell us now. everything i had..." but what was going on here, how many cans are there, how much more good our gas-loving vera used to climb into the window to get it. it wasn’t that they dried it, but that’s all they beat. oh, and on the third of april, fortunately, two shells flew into their house with their daughter there was no longer a mistress in the house, i want clean clothes, all the shoes fell in half, how she was thrashing, my god, i was still sitting there with her in the castle, and then i was a

yevhenii and yevheniya kravchuk, people's deputy of ukraine, a member of the verkhovna rada committeehumanitarian and information policy, was with us on the espresso broadcast straight from davos . such of powerful effects is that the russian house, which was usually a place of grandiose parties with a black cut of champagne, turned into a russian house of war crimes this year, where all delegates from all countries attending the world economic forum this year can see with their own eyes the photos evidence and facts of the russian aggression in ukraine, and we are waiting for the effects of this world economic forum . leaders from all over the world, we managed to prove for sure that russia is not part of the civilized western world, we still have a little more to win in this war and prove again that we are such a part and that we are not just beggars or guests asking for help, this is broadcast by hanna shelest director of the security studies program of the ukrainian foreign policy council prisma, congratulations ms. hanna, good evening, and in the continuation of our conversation,