Bank accounts of "Channel 5" have been unblocked. "Channel 5" received words from People's Deputy Volodymyr Sivkovych that it perceives as an apology and after which it considers the conflict with the deputy exhausted. "Channel 5" was returned to the air of Donetsk's largest cable operator "Nadyezhda". These three victories of the channel were announced yesterday evening in a special broadcast by the head of the information service of "Channel 5", Andriy Shevchenko. \n \nHe reported that Raiffeisen Bank around five o'clock in the evening distributed a message for the press in which it speaks of unblocking the accounts. The bank claims that it was guided by the resolution of the executive service of the Podilsky district justice administration. This somewhat surprised the lawyers of "Channel 5", who say that only a court can decide the issue of unblocking accounts. \n \n"In any case, we are glad of this victory and hope that tomorrow it will be consolidated by the Kyiv City Court of Appeal, which tomorrow will hear appeals against the decision of the local court that blocked the accounts," noted Shevchenko. \n \nIn addition, "Channel 5" received an apology from People's Deputy Volodymyr Sivkovych. The People's Deputy yesterday took part in the evening broadcast on "Channel 5", albeit by phone. Sivkovych noted that he is ready to apologize to journalists for anything, just so that they stop the hunger strike. \n \n"I am ready to say anything – just so that you do as your host Yanevsky says – 'make love'… If you want, I'll apologize for the weather, for the fact that you are on hunger strike, even for Petro Poroshenko," said Sivkovych. And at the same time he noted that it would be better for Poroshenko to sit down and go on a hunger strike. "All the more so, it's good for him," he added. \n \n"I very much wish, Andryusha, that instead of a hunger strike you would get down to business, live in a beautiful country, so that you no longer have to engage in not very nice business," added Sivkovych, and noted that he has evidence that the journalists of "Channel 5" are being "manipulated". \n \nShevchenko called the return of "Channel 5" to the air of Donetsk's largest cable operator "Nadyezhda" the third victory of the channel. It was precisely with the disconnection from the "Nadyezhda" network that the disconnection of "Channel 5" in Donetsk and Dnipropetrovsk began. \n \nAt the same time, Shevchenko stated that "Channel 5" continues the hunger strike that began at 21:00 on Monday. "The main demand is a legal resolution regarding the Kyiv license of 'Channel 5'," said Shevchenko.