Intent.Insight discusses Odesa's preparation for winter with Trukhanov's deputy

The next live show from Intent, Intent.Insight, on Tuesday, September 24, will be dedicated to preparing Odesa for the heating season.

Valeriy Bolgan, editor-in-chief of Intent, will discuss whether the city is ready for it with Anna Pozdnyakova, Deputy Mayor of Odesa, live on air.

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The deputy mayor is the coordinator of the activities of Odesa Heat Supply, Odesmisksvitlo, Miskzelentrest, Odeskomuntrans and a number of other utilities. He will also answer the questions of how the damaged infrastructure is being restored and what is the situation with generators in the city?

Every week, Intent looks at one issue that worries Ukrainians, raises topical questions and tries to solve specific problems.

For example, the previous episode on Tuesday, September 17, fell on the day before the city council session, so it was decided to dedicate it to it. The guest of the studio was Oleksandr Slavskyi, a member of the city council.

Tuesday, September 10, was devoted to a discussion of the work of military chaplains with chaplain Olena Zhevets.

It was preceded by a conversation about the problems of education , and the guest of the studio was Olena Buynevych, director of the Department of Education and Science of the Odesa City Council .

The last ether of the summer, on August 27, was devoted to communication between cultural figures, historians, Ukrainian society and the audience.

It was decided to dedicate the ether on August 13 to Belarus. Valeriy Bolgan met with Alina Rudina, a Belarusian media personality who was forced to move to Ukraine, to discuss this issue.

The airing on August 6 was devoted to the unpleasant smell that has been bothering Odessans for several weeks.

On July 30 , they talked about the renaming of streets and alleys in Odesa, which was implemented by the head of the Odesa Regional State (Military) Administration, Oleh Kiper.

On Tuesday, July 23, the live broadcast was devoted to Odesa's housing and utilities sector, or rather its problems and development.

The topic of the first meeting was" Russia'swar crimes against Ukraine." We talked about recording war crimes in Odesa and Mykolaiv regions, why they need to be recorded, who is doing it and how, and what results human rights activists have already achieved. The guest of the studio was Anatoliy Boyko, Chairman of the Board of the UHHRU.

Кирило Бойко