hello vladimir vladimirovich my name is yulia viktorovna bakhmudskaya, the city of makeevka donetsk people's i am probably more excited today than all among the tracks present here. all these years i wish and worked in my native city. and it is very difficult for me to describe the state in which we all lived until this year, and as a historian, i perceived with particular pain what happened to the people of donbass, how the ukrainian side treated us, and i would like to thank you very much. and this not only my personal. thank you, this is a thank you from all colleagues. donetsk people's republic luhansk people's republic and zaporozhye kherson region. thank you very much, but only russia has been helping us all this time and was not afraid to intercede when we really started talking about threats in our lives today. schools work for us, children study according to new textbooks, teachers got the opportunity. e some methodical training for advanced training. everything that we actually were torn off. and if we talk about results of the referendum, i saw that i am not alone, we are many tog

and so we met, uh, with yulia viktorovna bakhmudskaya, ah, she is a teacher from makeevka teachers historyhis competition, yulia viktorovna, please tell me, for 8 years you have been teaching children who were afraid to go out into the street under shelling, they do not know what a peaceful life is. how long do you think it will take to get these kids? well, is it possible to accustom to a peaceful life? will they be able to forget it, and i hope, when we returned home, this is the adaptation to a peaceful life. it will go faster, yes, our children have matured early, but they value e more in relatives are more valued in life, friends are more valued, and, probably, in this case, a remarkable feature of the child's psyche is such a quick transition from negative to positive, children need bright emotions. and i also want to say a big thank you to the russian federation for the opportunity given to our children, who throughout the summer could visit different corners as part of university shifts, the winners of the big change visited artek, this is what children need. they strive, they want