Premises. Two people were injured in sumy oblast due to enemy shelling, the Regional Prosecutors Office reported. The occupiers shelled two communities in the evening. A 46yearold resident of buda was seriously injured. The russians shelled the city with mortars, and the rocket systems of volley fire aimed at bilopil. The debris hit a 45yearold man who was in the yard near the house. At least 20 private houses and a gas pipeline were also damaged in the city. A 43yearold woman was injured in the morning shelling of odesa, about 30 houses were damaged by the shock wave. Broken windows and glass. Ceilings fell in some apartments, oleg kiper, the head of the region, said. The impact also took place in the place of storage of broken vehicles. Residents of khadzhibey district of the city. And were left without electricity, the dtk Company Reported that overhead lines were damaged. Repairmen are already working on restoring the power supply. In kharkiv , the number of wounded due to the nigh
About 30 buildings were damaged by the shock wave, windows and glass were broken, ceilings fell in some apartments, the head of the region oleg kiper said. Local media reports that part of the city remained without electricity. In kharkiv , the number of wounded due to the night attack by the russians has increased, six victims are already known. Three men have mostly cuts and minor injuries, three women have acute injuries. Reaction to stress. The youngest victim is 24 years old said oleg senigubov, the head of the region. After midnight, the occupiers hit the city with two s300 missiles from the territory of the belgorod region. They hit the ground on the territory of a residential building in the shevchenkiv district. Three highrise buildings, office premises, shops, and more than three dozen cars were damaged. Shell fragments also damaged the gas pipeline. Now, prosecutors, police investigators, and explosives technicians are working on the spot, and the remnants of the rockets are
Oksana bedratenko will tell how the new conditions for providing assistance in. The country can affect the states economy. Oksana, hello, please tell me about the Financial Assistance in debt, whether it can be a problem for a country that is at war, or which rebuilt after the war . Congratulations, maria, yes, earlier the United States provided assistance to ukraine in the form of free grants, unlike europe, which provides soft credit, but even in the form of loans. This money from the United States is extremely important to maintain stability during wartime, stability of the exchange rate, stability of prices, so that the government can continue to perform its basic functions. However, it is worth noting that debt sustainability is a condition of the imf program. Ukraine wants to receive the next tranches from the imf, and what is the mission of the fund will start work already at the end of may, will study whether it is growing too fast. The debt that ukraine takes on, whether this
Drop various types of ammunition, and another advantage is increased protection from electronic interference from the enemy, ease of control allows you to train an operator in 2 weeks, we will now create a center for scientific production, well, at the same time crab on. All drone technology, they need to be assembled, assembled, before the guys appeared, thank god, now assemble, complete, they are developing, well financed, through procurement, through, we dont stop, create laboratories with them, then thats all there will be a large association, Sergei Shaigu also presented small arms, it was created with the participation of snipers working in the zone of a special military operation. Powerful explosions rocked several regions of ukraine last night. Messages came from odessa, the dnepropetrovsk region and zaporozhye, controlled by the kiev regime. The sumy region, in the northeast of ukraine, also came under attack. There , explosions occurred in two cities, sumy and kanotop. Izvest
Campbell at the table for the first time, although we have talked at his museum. Welcome. Its good to have you here. In seven years, tell me the things you think are important that you have learned. Running this wonderful and great museum. Dr. Campbell a big, complex place. Charlie and a place that has changed. Dr. Campbell i think of it as evolution. We have the Largest College of curators in the world, all working hard on different kinds of research and projects. When i became director, i think first and foremost, i wanted to sustain that activity, the great exhibitions, the publications. At the same time, there were clearly things that we needed to be aware that the world is changing around us, technology is a big issue. We need to really make the step from analog to digital, think about reaching audiences that way. It was also time to think again about audiences, you know, how we welcome people, how we address people, how we reach out to different audiences. We are the largest Ency