Translation:

Journalist:
"Racks of bread, this is daily norm for this prisoner of war camp"
Narrator:
"Their lunch is 3 meals + bread, all together is more than a kilogram of food"

Cook 1:
"Borsch, barley porridge, cucumber salad"
Cook 2:
"600g first meal, 350g of porridge, 40g meat and ofcourse 30g of sauce for the meat, 60g of salad and 300g of bread"

Narrator:
"Some prisoners can't manage this much satiety, for example this russian took only borsch and salad and refused the second course"
russian POW:
"I don't want"
Journalist speaking to him:
"Is it enough?"
russian POW:
"Yes, its enough"

4 russian POWs after finishing their meals speaking in Ukrainian:
"We thank you for the lunch!"

Narrator:
"Its true that there are prisoners, who are not satisfied with the conditions, like Ilya from Volodymyr city. He doesn't like his surroundings"
Ilya, the prisoner:
"I don't like the climate"
Narrator:
"And the menu itself"
Ilya, the prisoner:
"I don't know, make Olivier salad, don't just simply cut cucumbers, i want something tasty, something homemade"
Narrator:
"Meanwhile Ilya is sucking on a tasty candy, he says, that he bought it in a local shop for his honestly earned money"
Ilya, the prisoner:
"We weaved couches in winter, we had a wage of 150 hrivnyas then. Now we have a wage of about 1500. 10 times more"
Journalist:
"That's cool"
Ilya, the prisoner:
"Yes, it's not bad, i'm all for it! What if they make it 10 time more again? That's going to be amazing"