our guest, she is a lawyer, a documentarian of a public organization, the rights group sich, yulia polekhinawe are in touch, ms. yulia, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, good day, well, let's first talk about those ukrainians who may be a little more lucky, i mean, these are certain partial destructions of their homes, and not it's only about housing, it's about business, and about other property, in short... mrs. yulia, let's talk with you about the algorithms of actions, what to do, where to turn to people in the first place if they have damaged property due to russian attack? well, first of course i would like to start with what needs to be taken care of own safety. firstly, the shelling can be repeated, we saw this on the example of other cannons, where after the first shelling, when people started trying to save. the wounded russians fired repeatedly, secondly, they can simply collapse into the destroyed parts of the buildings and some part of the structure can break off, that is, it will be necessary to be very careful here, and the residents of damaged or destroyed buildings, th

to this end, i am bringing our guest to the studio, yulia polekhina, a lawyer and documentarian of the public organization pravozakhna group sich. contact us. ms. yulia, i congratulate you. greetings, have a good day. well, let's first talk about those ukrainians who are perhaps a little more fortunate, i mean, these are certain partial destruction of their lives. and it is not only about housing, it is also about business and other property. in a word, mrs. yulia, let's talk with you about the algorithms of actions, what to do, where to turn to people in the first place, in case they have damaged property as a result of the russian attack? well, first , of course, i would like to start with the fact that you need to take care of your own safety. firstly, shelling can be repeated, we have seen this on the example of other communities. where after the first shelling, when people started trying to save the wounded, the russians fired again, secondly, the destroyed parts of the buildings, they can simply collapse and some part of the structure can break off, that is , it will be necessary

to help the girls there to do it, thank you, thank you, thank you, let me remind you, it was yulia polekhinaer-documentarian of the public organization sich rights group, on the air... espresso was a special issue of the urban reconstruction and development program, see you next saturday at 18:30. everything is good for you. a record month, how many shaheds russia launched in ukraine in september, when ukrainians were presented with a victory plan and the first snow fell in the ukrainian carpathians. my greetings.

yulia polekhina, there was a special program on the reconstruction and development of cities on espresso, see you next saturday at 18:30. everything is good for you. a record month, how many shaheds russia launched over ukraine in september, when ukrainians were presented with a victory plan and the first snow fell in the ukrainian carpathians. my greetings. i'm anna yevamelnik, her espresso team summarizes today's news. thank you, what about us? september was the first month when the russian invaders attacked ukraine with martyrdom every day. army inform writes about this. yes during the current month, the occupiers released 1,339 strike uavs over our cities and villages. most of our defenders managed to shoot down. or land using electronic warfare means. on average , the invaders launched 44 shaheds per day. the biggest attack was on september 14. at that time , more than seven dozen enemy drones were spotted in the ukrainian sky. five people were injured due to enemy shelling of antonivka in the kherson region. the occupiers abandoned the settlement. explosives from a drone were aimed

to the studio, she is a lawyer-documentarian of the public organization pravosakhna group sich yulia polekhina contact us. mrs. julia, i congratulate you. greetings, have a good day. well, let's first talk about those ukrainians who, perhaps, were a little more lucky, i mean, these are certain partial destructions of their homes, and not only that. it is about housing, this it is about business and other property, in a word, ms. yulia, let's talk with you about the algorithms of actions, what to do, where should people turn in the first place if they have damaged property as a result of the russian attack? well, first, of course, i would like to start with the fact that you need to take care of your own safety, first of all, shelling can happen again, we saw this on the example of other communities where... after the first shelling, when people started trying to save the wounded, the russians shelled repeatedly. secondly, destroyed parts of buildings, they may simply collapse and some part of the structure may break off, that is, it will be necessary to be very careful here. and residents of d

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