"Zelensky's environment did not change." Kirill Tymoshenko - about the restoration of the destroyed Russian cities and villages of Ukraine on the eve of winter. Interview

The SBU detained a Clerk from the Cabinet of Ministers, who worked for Russia for 15 years. You are a person from the close environment of the President of Ukraine. How did it change after February 24? - Cleck from the Cabinet of Ministers - exactly not from the President of Ukraine. The presidential environment did not change.

The President, as the High Commander -in -Chief, is always here in the President's office, you can say around the clock on all the tasks and challenges that are in the country. If you are asking [those who] around the president, of course, [the circle of people] has changed a little, compared to civil time, as many military and military command appeared at constant connection and [at offline meetings].

However, there are many different civil issues, both our country's restoration and economic issues, so the environment has not changed. Everyone work, like the president, around the clock for the benefit of our country. - Speaking of the destruction that Russia is caught, hitting in Ukraine. Of course, we cannot count them now because the war continues. What is the plan for Ukrainians who have lost their homes or may have left the occupation.

Do we understand where to place them? Unfortunately, we see many stories when they return even to the occupied territories, to Mariupol, because they do not find a place in free Ukraine. - We count all the destroyed infrastructure objects, we can say, from the first days of the war. All territorial communities, together with the regional military administrations when coordinating the President's office keep records of all destruction.

We have a special Google Map card, it works, [on it] fix all the objects, we know information about every destroyed object. We have photographs of these objects, a square, percentage of destruction and more. This information is updated every day, unfortunately, because we have more and more destroyed objects. And it is because of this information that we are still shaking between ministries and other authorities that we have developed several restoration plans.