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Oil on the market. im talking about precisely -- they are increasing and for sure they are going to do their production and supply of oil from the international market. its going to be a downwards projection and prices for oil. in the long run it will not have any negative effect. [inaudible] the effect is only going to be positive. >> oleg -- >> not only non economic issues, theyre going to be positive effects. >> oleg -- im afraid we are losing your audio, i cant understand you. were going to ...

They are increasing and for sure they are going to do their production and supply of oil from the international market. its going to be a downwards projection and prices for oil. in the long run it will not have any negative effect. the effect is only going to be positive. >> oleg -- >> not only non economic issues, theyre going to be positive effects. >> oleg -- im afraid we are losing your audio, i cant understand you. were going to take a moment and see if we can corrected that for you. david...

Activities like finding food and supplies, instead to go to the rallyjust to show the russians they are not welcome in the city as long as they bear arms, and the city is not exactly happy with their presence. and oleg, its freezing conditions — is there any heating? yes, most of the city is now restored for most of the utilities. although, i have been hearing reports of suburban areas like, where heavy fighting took place since day one of the war, that they still have issues with electricity ...

Snow to use for water or to drink, like we collect in snow and boil it. thank you for the question. it wasnt a green corridor. people decided on their own to move. it was a small group. on monday, they moved and even the ukrainian military said that you dont need to go because a lot of mines outside of mariupol, so its really scary thing. but they reached another town and we decided with our neighbours, with people that we can reach that we need to go right now or we dont know if we will have su...

Well, this is a difficultjourney every step of the way, especially for older people, trying to pick their way out across rubble and concrete, having to balance on bits of wood. ukrainian troops are trying to help them make their way forward. some are coming with their children. most are coming with a few small things they can carry. theyve been under bombardment in irpin for days and they are not safe now. even as they try to leave, the shelling has been continuing. explosion. for many civilians...

This woman and her husband tell us they chop wood in the forest and burn it to stay warm. shes saying that theres no water, theres no gas, theres no electricity. they cook their meals out here on an open fire. yet, they refuse to leave. where would we go? we dont have anywhere to go, she says. whether they kill us here or there doesnt matter. when will these monsters leave? across the road, daria urges another couple to evacuate. but its another no. theyve made it this far and are willing to see...

But there is no reply. natalias mother is nowhere to be seen. there is just a handful of people still living here. she and her husband tell us they chop wood in the forest and burn it to stay warm. so shes saying theres no water, no gas, no electricity. they cook their meals out here on an open fire. yet they refuse to leave. where would we go? we dont have anywhere to go, she says. whether they kill us here or there doesnt matter. when will these monsters leave? across the road daria urges anot...

On bits of wood. ukrainian troops are trying to help them make their way forward. some are coming with their children. most are coming with a few small things they can carry. theyve been under bombardment in irpin for days and theyre not safe now. even as they try to leave, the shelling has been continuing. explosion for many civilians in the town, that shelling hit home, like anastasia, whose son, oleg, is just five months old. "the day before yesterday, a shell hit our house," she tells me. "w...

So far, we have not been successful here. and if we finalize a new nuclear deal with iran, that could lead to more oil being traded. but that is getting very complicated. and remember, oil is priced on a global market. so even if we banned russian oil here, if the price is still at 1:30 a barrel, we are still going to pay that. which means higher gas prices here at home. with us tonight to discuss, david a business correspondent for npr. and oleg, an economic adviser to president zelenskyy, than...

Will are willing to see it through. the team has found one man oleg who wants to get out. bundles into the improvised rescue vehicle and sets off. beyond the smashed wind screen lies the relative safety of kyivs center. back at the bridge, he tells us about his ordeal. it was an awful, frightening situation there he says. they shelled us 24 hours a day. the rest of his family is in a city now held by russian forces in the south. i dont know where i live anymore he says. before bidding us good-by...