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[00:00:00] difficult conditions, we share our experience
[00:00:03] with them on how to fight fires,
[00:00:06] especially in ecosystems, in the absence
[00:00:09] of sufficient water supply in conditions
[00:00:12] when there is not enough, uh, when it is impossible
[00:00:16] to involve aviation, when the spread of
[00:00:20] flames is very rapid. This is an experience gained by us in
[00:00:23] extremely difficult conditions as a result of a full-scale
[00:00:27] invasion, and finally, I ask... how
[00:00:30] long will this mission last and when
[00:00:33] will our rescuers
[00:00:36] return to Ukraine Ukraine?
[00:00:39] Well, we cannot give specific deadlines
[00:00:42] now, how much the
[00:00:45] operational situation will stabilize, how much the
[00:00:49] French side will need our involvement. Thank you
[00:00:53] very much. Khrystyna Pertsovych, the head of the main
[00:00:56] department of the State Emergency Service in Ivano-Frankivsk region, was with us. I remind you that 70%
[00:01:00] of Ukrainian rescuers are currently helping to extinguish massive forest
[00:01:03] fires in France. Ukraine made such
[00:01:06] a good gesture to join the natural
[00:01:10] disaster within the framework of such international assistance. I remind you that
[00:01:13] France had extremely dry weather for a very long time. Moreover,
[00:01:17] it had not rained there for more than a month in all observation history; this had not happened,
[00:01:20] for example, in London, which
[00:01:24] is famous for its rains. Well, I remind you that today we conducted
[00:01:28] a survey with you and asked: your opinion, we asked you if Ukraine
[00:01:32] will cope with the consequences of Russian strikes on food
[00:01:35] infrastructure, and 49% believe in
[00:01:38] Ukrainian business, 31% also know
[00:01:41] that there will be no crisis, which is a total of 80%, 14%
[00:01:45] still stock up on food just in case,
[00:01:49] and basically people who watch us
[00:01:52] in the village or have this option have a good retreat, there are
[00:01:56] only
[00:04:32] They are brave on the battlefield, fearless, and every day on
[00:04:36] the front lines they bring our country closer to victory. They
[00:04:39] are very brave, well, I'm just amazed, really, at the women
[00:04:42] we have. Espresso TV channel presents Khrystyna Parubiy's
[00:04:46] author's project "Women in War. A Look into the Future."
[00:04:50] They persistently make their way into the army to achieve
[00:04:53] Ukraine's victory on a par with men. Watch on
[00:04:56] Espresso TV channel every Saturday at 9:40 AM.
[00:05:00] Ukrainian
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[00:05:26] Ukrainian focus. Morning. On Espresso and
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[00:05:43] The Magnolia Children's Search Service asks for help in finding Kateryna
[00:05:47] Koval. Please note that this is an old photo of the girl, she is
[00:05:51] now 16 years old, but we really hope
[00:05:54] that someone among you will recognize Kateryna and
[00:05:58] help in her search. Because
[00:06:01] the girl disappeared in the occupation, unfortunately, there are almost
[00:06:04] no details. We know that at the time of her disappearance, Katia
[00:06:07] lived in Chornyanka, Kherson region, but
[00:06:11] what happened to her and... where she is now
[00:06:14] is unknown.
[00:06:17] Friends, please, do not remain indifferent and repost
[00:06:20] this video, share it with relatives and friends, perhaps
[00:06:24] someone among them knows something about Kateryna
[00:06:27] Koval. You can inform us on the hotline
[00:06:30] at 11630, and
[00:06:33] using this QR code, you can go to the chatbot of the Children's
[00:06:36] Search Service in Telegram, where you can also
[00:06:39] leave information. And I will note that any detail,
[00:06:43] any trifle, can become decisive in
[00:06:46] the search. And we continue to search for
[00:06:50] 14-year-old twins Vita and Vitalik, little
[00:06:54] six-year-old Yan and their sisters,
[00:06:57] 12-year-old Karina and 15-year-old Diana
[00:07:00] Kvyatkovsky. They disappeared without a trace in Kherson
[00:07:03] region. Contact with them was lost during the occupation of the region,
[00:07:07] and unfortunately, nothing is known about them yet.
[00:07:11] Back in winter, their cousin, Mr.
[00:07:15] Vitaliy, asked us for help in finding the missing children. At that
[00:07:18] time, he told us that Vita, Vitalik, Yan, Karina, and Diana
[00:07:22] might have been taken away by the Russians during the occupation.
[00:07:26] I found out, through people who lived there, through
[00:07:30] their godparents there, that the
[00:07:33] Russians took them away, took them away in an unknown
[00:07:36] direction, and until now
[00:07:39] I have not been able to find them in any way, not
[00:07:43] through the internet, nowhere, they are not registered anywhere, not on the internet,
[00:07:46] nowhere, that is, they disappeared,
[00:07:49] went missing.
[00:07:51] Before the full-scale invasion,
[00:07:53] the children lived in the village of Kachkarivka in Kherson
[00:07:57] region, together with their mother Iryna Kvyatkovska and
[00:08:00] grandmother Nataliia Kvyatkovska. After the de-occupation
[00:08:04] of the village, the entire family, including the mother and grandmother,
[00:08:07] disappeared without a trace. Currently, they are also on the
[00:08:10] official wanted list.
[00:08:14] All this time, Mr. Vitaliy has not stopped searching, he says he is ready
[00:08:17] to do everything to find his
[00:08:20] grandchildren as soon as possible. The children are very
[00:08:23] good, very
[00:08:24] well-behaved,
[00:08:27] they study well, they, these are two
[00:08:30] twins, Iryna, she named them after
[00:08:33] me, Vitya and Vitalik, these are
[00:08:37] twins, Diana and
[00:08:40] Karina.
[00:08:43] Well, somehow like that, they
[00:08:46] are good, obedient children like that, they studied well at
[00:08:50] school, they fished, they
[00:08:54] loved fishing, with fishing rods,
[00:08:57] they fish,
[00:09:00] Diana and Karina, they danced,
[00:09:03] they attended dance clubs, and
[00:09:07] although it is very likely that the children were actually taken to Russia, for now this
[00:09:10] is only a guess, because there are no facts that would 100%
[00:09:14] prove this, so Mr. Vitaliy
[00:09:16] appeals to everyone who sees this video with
[00:09:20] a request not to remain indifferent and to help him
[00:09:23] find his grandchildren. I really want them
[00:09:27] to return, to return them to Ukraine,
[00:09:30] and I will do everything for this, to return them, if I need
[00:09:34] to go to Russia to search for them, I am even ready
[00:09:37] to go there. The last time Mr. Vitaliy saw his grandchildren was a
[00:09:41] few months before the start of the full-scale invasion,
[00:09:44] that's when he took these photos. Of course, now
[00:09:47] the brothers and sisters may look a little older than in these
[00:09:51] photos, but I really hope that someone among you
[00:09:54] will recognize the children and will be able to help in their
[00:09:57] search. If you know at least any information about Vitya,
[00:10:01] Vitalik, Yan, Karina, and Diana, or about their mother
[00:10:04] and grandmother, do not hesitate and immediately inform us on
[00:10:08] the hotline at 11630.
[00:10:11] If there is no possibility to
[00:10:14] call, write to the Children's Search Service chatbot
[00:10:16] in Telegram.
[00:10:19] We have created a resource through which you can report
[00:10:22] any crime against a child
[00:10:26] in any city, at any time, just
[00:10:30] go to the website and report it, and we
[00:10:32] will launch all possible mechanisms to punish
[00:10:35] the perpetrator. Stopcrime UA.
[00:10:48] The 10th national film award ceremony
[00:10:51] Golden Dzyga took place in the capital. More
[00:10:55] about the main film event of the year in the story of my
[00:10:58] colleagues.
[00:11:01] Despite the full-scale war, the Ukrainian film industry
[00:11:04] continues to live, shoot new films and celebrate
[00:11:08] the best works of the year. Thus, the anniversary tenth Golden
[00:11:11] Dzyga gathered in Kyiv representatives of the film community,
[00:11:15] cultural figures and guests of the ceremony. Ukrainian
[00:11:18] cinema lives, survives, just like
[00:11:22] people during the war. This is very good, because
[00:11:26] even before the full-scale invasion, we
[00:11:30] did not have such a large number of
[00:11:33] feature films as appeared
[00:11:36] during the war, and this is encouraging.
[00:11:40] The film "You Are Cosmos" by Pavlo Ostrykov received the most
[00:11:44] attention, becoming the main favorite of the
[00:11:47] ceremony. It won nine awards out of 12
[00:11:50] nominations, including for best film, direction and'.
[00:11:58] The film "You Are Space" is about a truck driver Andriy Melnyk from Khmelnytskyi, who
[00:12:02] through feelings, perhaps, becomes a better version
[00:12:05] of himself. The film
[00:12:08] touches on the topic of loneliness, and
[00:12:11] in general,
[00:12:14] the strongest feeling that humanity has,
[00:12:17] which is love. For the lead actor, this
[00:12:20] award was first and foremost a sign of attention to
[00:12:24] the entire group. The actor emphasizes that the film's
[00:12:27] success is the result of the work of dozens of specialists,
[00:12:31] whose contribution is noticeable in every frame. I
[00:12:34] am happy, I am very glad that the film received so many
[00:12:38] nominations, because many talented people worked on
[00:12:41] the film, and I am very glad that in
[00:12:45] each nomination some professional is recognized,
[00:12:49] who either made decorations, or wrote the script,
[00:12:52] or directed, or filmed. Therefore, I
[00:12:56] am very, very glad that these nominations
[00:12:59] will celebrate the talent of these people. Despite the war,
[00:13:03] the Ukrainian film industry does not stop. At the awards,
[00:13:07] they talked not only about awards, but also about new
[00:13:10] projects, new names and a new level of trust in
[00:13:14] domestic cinema. Ukrainian cinema lives, it
[00:13:17] is beautiful, it
[00:13:19] develops and it will create new, new movie hits. And this
[00:13:23] year, the Golden Dzyga sounded not only as a summary
[00:13:27] of the film year, in the speeches of the guests, they increasingly
[00:13:30] talked about Ukrainian cinema as part
[00:13:33] of the cultural resistance to Russian aggression, because
[00:13:36] today the domestic cinematography not only
[00:13:39] tells Ukrainian stories, but also forms
[00:13:42] an idea of Ukraine in the world.
[00:13:46] Special representatives of US President Donald Trump, Steve
[00:13:50] Bannon and Jared Kushner may visit Kyiv for the first time
[00:13:53] in the next two weeks, the Financial Times reports,
[00:13:57] citing sources familiar with the course of negotiations between
[00:14:01] the US and Ukrainian leaders. According to the publication, the visit is intended
[00:14:04] to intensify diplomatic efforts to end
[00:14:08] the Russian-Ukrainian war, although its exact date has not
[00:14:11] yet been determined. At the same time, Russian media
[00:14:14] claim that after Ukraine, American
[00:14:17] special envoys may also visit the Russian
[00:14:21] Federation. The issue of resuming
[00:14:23] personal contacts was discussed by Zelensky
[00:14:26] with Bannon and Kushner last
[00:14:29] week. And the Ukrainian capital is under attack
[00:14:33] by Russians. Damage has been recorded in Kyiv in two districts.
[00:14:37] Our correspondent Natalia Starapravo will tell you more.
[00:14:39] Natalia, greetings to the Slava and Espresso airwaves
[00:14:43] and tell us what is known at this minute about
[00:14:46] victims, injured and
[00:14:48] destruction.
[00:14:54] Hello, hello to our viewers, right now we are in the Obolonskyi
[00:14:57] district, right at Pochaina, where one
[00:15:00] of the largest markets in Kyiv is located, about
[00:15:03] 100 m2. We see that firefighters,
[00:15:07] emergency workers are currently working to extinguish the fire, you can
[00:15:10] even see that everything behind
[00:15:13] is smoky, so these are large scale, smoke
[00:15:16] is really pouring forward, there is a large
[00:15:20] area that is damaged,
[00:15:23] nearby also... laid railway
[00:15:26] tracks, because there is equipment working here that
[00:15:29] is eventually eliminating the consequences, we know that one person
[00:15:33] was injured here, this was told to us, in particular, in
[00:15:36] the press service of the State Emergency Service of Kyiv,
[00:15:39] at the moment we do not know exactly if
[00:15:42] it was an employee or an ordinary resident of Kyiv,
[00:15:46] but I will ask the operator to show in more detail
[00:15:49] the consequences, how everything around is, even a crater
[00:15:53] has formed, right on the territory of the market itself,
[00:15:56] it's not the first time this market
[00:15:58] has suffered on
[00:16:01] Pochaina, these are the consequences
[00:16:04] of the missile attack, at the moment we
[00:16:08] will clarify, find out what exactly
[00:16:12] flew here, whether it was shot down, whether it was possible to shoot it down, or whether it
[00:16:16] was a direct hit, we continue to work
[00:16:19] on the spot, I will also say that other districts of Kyiv were also
[00:16:22] affected, in particular Sviatoshynskyi, and there is one
[00:16:26] person killed, so
[00:16:29] people are recovering, the city is coming
[00:16:33] to terms with itself, emergency workers, medics
[00:16:41] the work and information, Natalia Starapravo with details of the attack
[00:16:45] by Russian terrorists on the Ukrainian capital. Also,
[00:16:49] Kyiv survived the attack of Russians, in the city, damage was recorded in
[00:16:52] two districts, our correspondent Natalia
[00:16:56] Starapravo will tell you more, she is working at the scene
[00:16:59] of the strike. Natalia, greetings to Slava and Espresso and
[00:17:02] tell us what is known at this
[00:17:05] minute.
[00:17:10] Hello Anna Yevo, hello to our viewers, we continue to work from the Obolonskyi
[00:17:13] district of Kyiv, specifically in Pochaina, where there was probably
[00:17:17] a direct hit by an enemy missile on the market, this
[00:17:21] is a famous market in Pochaina, now
[00:17:24] emergency workers, firefighters are working here,
[00:17:27] they continue to extinguish the fire, because this has been going on for several hours, because
[00:17:31] the whole pavilion burned down, I will
[00:17:34] note that this market is famous because people
[00:17:38] came here to buy antiquarian
[00:17:41] things, in particular, this is dishes, service, these are
[00:17:44] unique family, service sets,
[00:17:48] so for many it was not just a market, but something more, and
[00:17:52] now we see the consequences, because these are thousands
[00:17:55] of units of dishes, they are broken, someone
[00:17:59] comes up from the sellers,
[00:18:03] tries to save what is still left,
[00:18:06] what is still intact. They are currently reluctant to talk to
[00:18:09] us, because for many, especially for sellers,
[00:18:12] this is painful, because
[00:18:16] they lost their income,
[00:18:20] lost what they lived for, we know that
[00:18:23] one person was injured here, it is currently unknown whether it was
[00:18:27] a guard or an ordinary
[00:18:29] passerby, he was hospitalized,
[00:18:32] I will ask the operator to show in more detail
[00:18:35] the smoke, who watched our inclusion
[00:18:39] this morning, it has actually
[00:18:43] somewhat subsided by this moment,
[00:18:46] it has become clearer, but
[00:18:49] firefighters continue to work on the spot, and I will note that
[00:18:53] another location in Kyiv was also affected, this is Sviatoshynskyi district,
[00:18:56] in particular, there was a fire there in a garage
[00:18:59] cooperative and in a five-story building, one person
[00:19:03] died, and one more person was hospitalized by
[00:19:06] emergency medical workers, who
[00:19:10] continue to help
[00:19:13] at the locations from
[00:19:24] with details of the attack by the Russian Federation on the Ukrainian
[00:19:27] capital. Meanwhile, in Kyiv, my colleague
[00:19:31] Natalia Starapravo continues to work at the scene of the
[00:19:35] strike, and I will ask her all the details. Natalia,
[00:19:38] greetings to the air, what is the situation as of
[00:19:41] now?
[00:19:46] Hello Anuyevo, after several hours of work by
[00:19:49] emergency workers, the fire was contained in the Obolonskyi district
[00:19:53] of Kyiv, specifically in Pochaina, where, as a result of the hit,
[00:19:57] the market was burning, but
[00:20:00] the pavilion is still smoldering,
[00:20:02] the owners of the stalls came to the scene,
[00:20:05] who are currently... picking up what is left
[00:20:09] of their personal belongings,
[00:20:13] in particular, we see behind me Mr. Mykola, who for several decades
[00:20:16] kept a stall at the market
[00:20:19] in Pochaina, where he sold porcelain, various
[00:20:23] dishes, we see pitchers,
[00:20:26] wooden troughs, he says that both Ukrainians and
[00:20:30] foreign buyers gladly came to him for goods,
[00:20:33] everyone, because the goods were quite high
[00:20:38] quality and beautiful for home interior, but this is all
[00:20:42] that is left at this moment from the warehouse,
[00:20:45] this is ash, however,
[00:20:49] now... listen to the direct speech of Mr.
[00:20:51] Mykola,
[00:20:54] you see, pitchers, pots, wooden
[00:20:58] troughs, many buyers came,
[00:21:01] of course, people from abroad came to
[00:21:04] us to choose, very beautiful,
[00:21:07] well, porcelain products,
[00:21:11] even glass ones were so beautiful, everything
[00:21:14] was there, both Soviet, typewriters,
[00:21:17] and
[00:21:19] everything. everything that was interesting,
[00:21:22] rare, people themselves
[00:21:26] bring
[00:21:28] time,
[00:21:34] so Mr. Mykola, just like other sellers, they do not
[00:21:38] give up, they say that many goods are still
[00:21:41] preserved in other warehouses, so they will go out nearby
[00:21:45] and continue to sell their things,
[00:21:48] to do what they used to do, to
[00:21:51] earn a living, I also suggest showing, here
[00:21:54] also people come to
[00:21:57] the warehouses, disassemble what is left,
[00:22:00] take it to a more safe place, wherever it
[00:22:03] is possible, currently we see
[00:22:07] that
[00:22:09] emergency workers, I will just ask the operator to move away, because a fire
[00:22:13] truck is coming, but we see that the firefighters
[00:22:16] basically managed.
[00:22:20] to extinguish the fire, we are still waiting for more
[00:22:23] details on what exactly happened and on the condition
[00:22:27] of the injured person, who is currently
[00:22:29] in the hospital, and I remind you that another
[00:22:33] district of Kyiv, Sviatoshynskyi, was also affected, where one person died
[00:22:37] and another was hospitalized. Such
[00:22:40] is the news at this moment, Annoyevo, the floor is yours. Thank you,
[00:22:43] Natalia Sterpravo, correspondent with details of the Russian
[00:22:47] Federation's attack on the Ukrainian capital. During
[00:22:50] a massive attack on Ukraine on the night of July 30, Russian troops
[00:22:54] struck a factory of an American company that
[00:22:57] produces drones, The Guardian reports, citing
[00:23:00] its own sources. According to the publication, the enterprise
[00:23:03] produces high-precision
[00:23:06] loitering munitions resistant to Russian
[00:23:09] electronic warfare systems. The Guardian source also says that
[00:23:12] there were no fatalities as a result
[00:23:16] of the attack. It should be noted that on the night of July
[00:23:19] 30, Russia launched 358
[00:23:22] air attack weapons against
[00:23:25] Ukraine, including 74 missiles and
[00:23:28] 284 drones, as a result
[00:23:31] of which several Ukrainian cities
[00:23:35] came under attack. Ukraine will receive all important
[00:23:39] assistance from Poland, if Patriot missiles are needed,
[00:23:42] said Donald Tusk, the Prime Minister
[00:23:45] stressed that our state is fighting Russia,
[00:23:49] shooting down enemy targets, so it is in
[00:23:52] Warsaw's interest to support Kyiv.
[00:23:55] He also said that President Zelensky had previously
[00:23:59] warned of a planned massive Russian attack, and
[00:24:02] Ukrainian fighters during the shelling on the night of July 30
[00:24:06] tried to shoot down missiles that were heading towards the Polish
[00:24:10] border. According to him, Ukrainian aviation was
[00:24:13] near the target, which later violated Polish
[00:24:17] airspace. Tusk also explained that Polish
[00:24:20] military did not shoot down the missile because there was a risk
[00:24:23] of hitting a Ukrainian
[00:24:26] fighter jet. Meanwhile, Ukrainian developers
[00:24:29] continue to create technologies that help strengthen the country's
[00:24:33] defense capability. About one of such novelties in our
[00:24:36] story. Ukrainian VR technologies
[00:24:40] are finding new applications on the front line. After simulators for
[00:24:44] fire training, they began to be used for
[00:24:48] training, repair, and maintenance of military equipment. Since
[00:24:51] the full-scale invasion, we have already created more than 50
[00:24:54] 55 types of simulated weapons, that is, more than
[00:24:58] 55 types of weapons have been simulated today,
[00:25:02] and this is our first such product that
[00:25:05] specifically covers a new area for us - these are service
[00:25:08] simulators that are directly involved in repair
[00:25:12] work. The change of direction did not happen by chance;
[00:25:16] practice showed that the presence of modern equipment at the front line
[00:25:19] still... guarantees its durability, because
[00:25:22] any mechanism requires proper care.
[00:25:26] We were given a Bradley and we were given
[00:25:29] spare parts for repair. And
[00:25:32] it turned out that 80%
[00:25:36] of the spare parts were damaged due to the fact that the fighters did not
[00:25:39] know, the guys did not know how to repair the equipment, and
[00:25:43] virtual simulators in which you can
[00:25:46] practice exactly how repairs are built, how all repair processes
[00:25:50] are performed, see through glasses, touch,
[00:25:53] feel how it works, will allow quickly,
[00:25:57] efficiently and without damaging
[00:26:01] the products themselves to repair
[00:26:04] complex mechanisms. The pilot in the line was a simulator for
[00:26:08] studying the D-30 gun. Its main task is to make
[00:26:12] training mobile, so you can work with it without
[00:26:15] a training ground and large training classrooms. For the guys on
[00:26:19] the battlefield, this is a challenge, because they were given
[00:26:22] a cannon, it stands there, they usually cannot call a repair
[00:26:26] crew at all if it breaks down, if it doesn't work as
[00:26:30] it should, they can't use it, especially since
[00:26:34] the size of the suitcase, you saw it, it's small, so it can
[00:26:37] be transported anywhere, including to the dugout, of course, they don't
[00:26:41] store it there, but as for the video, it's about
[00:26:45] 20 km from the line. collision, the guys are training on our
[00:26:48] simulators. Giving up paper instructions is not
[00:26:52] just about convenience. In the VR space, mechanics can
[00:26:55] not just read how to repair equipment, but immediately
[00:26:58] practice all actions in practice. Yes, complex algorithms.
[00:27:04] Information is best absorbed if you saw it, not read it, right,
[00:27:08] so you don't have to imagine anything when you can twist
[00:27:11] something, see some video, climb inside
[00:27:15] there, figuratively speaking, of the product, right, understand how it works, and
[00:27:18] understand this mechanism with your own
[00:27:21] eyes, make sure that you are doing everything correctly. Currently,
[00:27:25] the technology has been tested in training for artillerymen, if this
[00:27:28] approach proves successful, it
[00:27:31] can be used for training mechanics of heavy
[00:27:35] armored vehicles. Ballistic missile strike on residential
[00:27:39] areas in the capital, nine people died, more than 30
[00:27:42] injured, including four children. The most destruction is in
[00:27:46] Darnytskyi and Solomyanskyi districts, where about 20
[00:27:49] houses, a shop, an educational institution were damaged, dozens of
[00:27:53] cars were destroyed, - reports the State Emergency Service of Ukraine. In addition,
[00:27:56] as a result of a ballistic missile attack in Kyiv, the Lithuanian
[00:28:00] Embassy in Ukraine was damaged, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania has already announced plans
[00:28:03] to summon the Russian representative in Vilnius. More about
[00:28:06] the consequences of the enemy attack will be told by our colleague Natalia
[00:28:10] Starepravo. Natalia, welcome.
[00:28:13] Instead of a wall, a huge hole, partitions between apartments are
[00:28:16] missing, the floor is collapsed, and an excavator is clearing construction
[00:28:20] debris at the lower floor level. In the Solomianskyi district of
[00:28:24] Kyiv, a five-story building was damaged
[00:28:27] as a result of a Russian attack. Victims were found at the
[00:28:30] scene, three people were hospitalized. Among them was an elderly
[00:28:34] bedridden woman, more about her relative
[00:28:38] was told by a local resident,
[00:28:41] aunt in therapy,
[00:28:45] brother in neurology, because of the shock state, and he was lying under
[00:28:48] drips, it's hard, he hurt his leg
[00:28:51] a bit, thank God they found a handbag with
[00:28:55] documents, because everything
[00:28:58] else, there are partitions between,
[00:29:02] between apartments collapsed, and we
[00:29:05] can't get in or find anything there,
[00:29:08] that is, no property, all that
[00:29:11] remains, that is our property, most importantly - diapers for
[00:29:15] aunt, also in the Solomianskyi district of Kyiv, there was a hit on
[00:29:18] a non-residential building, there were two
[00:29:21] dead and also injured,
[00:29:24] the local authorities said that assistance headquarters were set up
[00:29:27] at the sites, dozens of people have already applied for help, they
[00:29:31] can also... ask for compensation for
[00:29:35] broken windows, doors or ask for temporary
[00:29:38] housing or rent for temporary housing. People
[00:29:41] can receive 10 00
[00:29:44] non-refundable financial assistance, if people's apartment
[00:29:47] was damaged, also, if the apartment is uninhabitable,
[00:29:50] we provide the appropriate housing
[00:29:53] fund resource, these are dormitories, and while people
[00:29:57] are processing compensation for housing
[00:30:00] removal, that is, a person
[00:30:02] receives 40 00 once, this is for two months for housing rent, and then receives
[00:30:06] 20 thousand monthly until their damaged
[00:30:10] apartments are fully restored. It is extremely important that the load-bearing
[00:30:13] structures withstand and there is no destruction of the building,
[00:30:17] after that we will be able to say whether the building
[00:30:20] is subject to restoration or not. Darnytskyi district of
[00:30:24] Kyiv also suffered, where the most people died, during the night
[00:30:27] attack, people were just running to shelters, but
[00:30:31] they did not make it... death caught them on the street during
[00:30:34] the ballistic attack, and among the dead
[00:30:37] is a 22-year-old policeman who went to help other
[00:30:41] people, a total of 18 residential buildings were damaged, as well as the Lithuanian
[00:30:45] Embassy, many damaged cars, and
[00:30:49] I will add that this is already the second massive attack on
[00:30:52] Kyiv in two days, on
[00:30:55] the night of August 1, Russia launched 35
[00:30:59] missiles.