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performed everywhere Yes, this one00:00:03
militarism actually came out like00:00:05
it might not have been noticed, but someone00:00:07
pretended that Putin would often get mad and00:00:09
it will all end but no it all went on00:00:11
growing e grew through the tissue00:00:14
society Moscow on the one hand00:00:15
strives to live a life like this00:00:17
liberated modern city and with00:00:20
the other side to engage in annexations00:00:23
Today, in principle, people are fighting for freedom00:00:25
only ourselves but ultimately Europe00:00:27
The main enemies of Russia's freedom are these:00:00:29
creams Putin and all Here are his sent and00:00:33
all his allies are accomplices, that is, everyone00:00:35
authoritarian forces who are trying00:00:38
stifle freedom permanently00:00:39
space Hello my name is00:00:41
Sakena Imurzaev you are watching TV channel00:00:43
freedom project people of goodwill guests00:00:46
this program where and how they can00:00:48
support Ukraine in its heroic00:00:50
the fight against Russian aggression and00:00:53
Today the guests of the broadcast are Konstantin Skorkin00:00:57
Ukrainian writer and publicist00:01:00
Konstantin Skorkin journalist00:01:02
researcher of history and politics00:01:04
life of Donbass born in Lugansk in 197800:01:09
was a historian by training00:01:12
reporter, political commentator00:01:14
columnist and editor analyzed00:01:17
sociocultural process of post-Soviet00:01:19
Ukraine and Lugansk region00:01:21
initiated several cultural00:01:23
projects from 2014 to 2022 lived in00:01:29
Moscow worked in Russian00:01:31
division of the American center00:01:33
Carnegie after the full-scale invasion00:01:36
Russia left for Ukraine in the UK00:01:39
collaborates with the Carnegie Foundation00:01:41
international peace and information00:01:43
publications Hello Konstantin00:01:47
Hello Saki Thanks for finding me00:01:50
time we have long wanted our team with00:01:53
talk to you and of course in many ways00:01:55
because of your unique experience, great00:01:58
part of your life is connected with Donbass00:02:00
connected specifically with Lugansk with00:02:02
Lugansk region Lugansk is up to00:02:05
occupation and before the war that unleashed00:02:08
Russia was in many ways tera incognito even00:02:11
in Ukraine itself we knew little about00:02:13
processes that take place inside Well00:02:16
my first question: you haven’t been in for a long time00:02:18
hometown Not in home region nor in00:02:21
What's going on in Ukraine now?00:02:23
do you still have any connections friends?00:02:25
relatives who are now specifically in00:02:28
Lugansk in the Lugansk region, what's up with00:02:30
them with people first00:02:32
is happening00:02:35
as much as possible00:02:38
I have at this stage of the war00:02:41
first invasion Since last February00:02:44
Of course, all this infection is more complicated00:02:46
it became because the situation there in general00:02:48
and it was very difficult in terms of00:02:51
expressing opinions, let's put it mildly00:02:53
Let's put it this way, after February 22 of course00:02:57
this has all practically become much more00:03:00
it’s more difficult, that is, people are just afraid00:03:02
they are simply afraid Those who disagree are00:03:06
who are the people left there unconditionally00:03:09
Those who do not support Adexei Ion there00:03:13
Yes DPR LPR and so on Well, of course they are00:03:17
they are very afraid because now00:03:19
there the power is gray evil And now it’s also00:03:21
and the gray zone with military operations00:03:23
facts Despite the fact that Russia announced00:03:25
its sovereignty, even Russian00:03:28
the laws generally work poorly there00:03:30
in fact there were no laws there somehow00:03:33
and some kind of everyday everyday life of people00:03:37
at least they are occupiers are always old00:03:39
are tryingto imitate00:03:40
imitate well-being and there it’s just us00:03:43
we don’t know what’s happening in Lugansk, well00:03:46
[music]00:03:48
and how can I say this Of course there00:03:49
this is some minimum level00:03:52
try to support Of course because00:03:54
that we still need to prevent this from happening00:03:58
what's there?00:04:00
riots on such social grounds Yes00:04:03
because by the way to this topic there00:04:05
quite sensitive because00:04:08
even the last years before the actual00:04:11
the invasion was the strikes here00:04:14
industrial facilities which were all00:04:17
Time has been squeezed out of the Ukrainian oligarchs Yes00:04:19
handed over to such a grandiose00:04:23
Ukrainian figure Kurchenko and now00:04:25
when did the strikes actually begin?00:04:26
It is under such social vines00:04:28
dissatisfaction there with delays in wages and00:04:30
so on That is, the Kremlin somehow wires00:04:32
started to react immediately because00:04:34
such a-and they fight very hard against00:04:38
some political manifestations yes00:04:40
that is, if there are all these Donbass people there00:04:43
there are uh old separatists who are there00:04:46
the tests were wrung out and they were there00:04:50
from time to time they even try to front00:04:52
this form of position is suppressed00:04:53
tough but as for00:04:55
socio-economic things there00:04:57
they still try to somehow escape under00:04:58
control00:05:00
because after all it’s like00:05:02
some kind of showcase of the Russian world A00:05:05
you mentioned Kurchenko always Me00:05:07
I'm interested in the question: Where are those00:05:10
people are not just on whose conscience it is on00:05:14
whose lives what what's happening00:05:16
Kurchenko Efremov is now in the Donbass where00:05:20
these people, what is with them, are they in00:05:23
Lugansk or Moscow00:05:27
on the territory of Ukraine is in court yes00:05:30
He is accused of being a visitor00:05:32
territorial integrity first00:05:34
it lasts a very long time, I think it was released00:05:36
under house arrest and it seems to me that if I00:05:38
I’m not mistaken and a preventive measure Since then00:05:40
didn't change00:05:41
Kurchenko is studying somewhere00:05:44
still working on some schemes00:05:47
somewhere in the vastness of Russia he has00:05:49
assets in Russia during this time managed00:05:52
turn into a business and, in principle, that's all00:05:55
feels pretty good of course00:05:56
the main one is this feeder associated with00:05:59
Donbass was taken away from him because he00:06:01
as if he had fulfilled his role, yes, that is, he00:06:03
played the role of this gasket between there00:06:05
some00:06:07
curated by Kremlin people00:06:09
construction and these00:06:11
industrial assets That is, he is there00:06:13
now he’s worth a million Yurchenko Yes, that’s it00:06:15
Russian investor with good00:06:17
biography that you actually need00:06:19
speaking there is now a direct presence00:06:21
Russia has no longer needed it, that is,00:06:24
main principle main concepts they are all00:06:26
these people who led to this are removed00:06:29
and now there is directly Russia and00:06:31
Russian now Of course this is all00:06:34
there is some sense in these scenery00:06:36
these are imitations, these are the so-called00:06:38
Statehood is not enough And now00:06:40
in fact, they are already appointed there directly00:06:43
Russian officials and what?00:06:45
characteristically, Donbass is now serving00:06:48
such a career springboard for00:06:50
Russian bureaucrats trained00:06:53
Kiriyenko who come there on rotation00:06:55
method, that is, they were in charge there00:06:57
China's department actually does00:06:59
career already in Russia It seems to me that in00:07:02
Russian bureaucrats don't care00:07:03
there is an understanding where the real Russia is Yes00:07:05
despite all this territory about00:07:07
new regions They know very well00:07:08
Russia's border ends, so here it is00:07:11
they are in this dangerous territory they are like00:07:13
would mean earning capital for themselves00:07:15
bureaucratic Yes, until they show themselves and00:07:18
accordingly, we further claim00:07:19
already real posts already actually in00:07:22
Russia Well, for example, the first ban00:07:23
government of the LPR became governor and00:07:27
head of the government of the DPR but I mean00:07:29
already Russian officials who00:07:31
have held these positions since recent years00:07:34
and he became the governor of Russia too00:07:38
region00:07:39
I don’t even remember. In general, they get00:07:41
fermeta already with bureaucracy in the official00:07:45
Konstantin is like a person who does not00:07:49
I just lived in Lugansk, you were engaged and00:07:51
social activities cultural00:07:52
activities you personally, you and your Circle00:07:55
when you felt that things were going wrong00:07:59
just to promote the Russian world and00:08:02
can lead to war00:08:05
occupation you had this feeling in00:08:07
the beginning of the two thousandth for example00:08:10
that the atmosphere of Lugansk she always00:08:12
flew00:08:13
and even my colleagues and I00:08:15
organization Stan which00:08:21
worked on cultural projects00:08:23
various00:08:26
performances have been paying attention to00:08:28
so kind of aggressive00:08:30
direction which many had00:08:31
I just don't understand why it's there all the time00:08:33
you're always captivated by something00:08:35
talking about the war, the situation has all begun00:08:37
acquire some kind of radicalize00:08:40
of course after the Orange Revolution00:08:42
this period is inter-revolutionary as I like it00:08:44
I call 2004 2014 at the same time this00:08:47
flourishing civic activity in its00:08:50
time Did it myself Already later when00:08:53
we all left Lugansk we did this00:08:54
virtual museum of uh activism and00:08:57
Lugansk culture of this period there00:08:59
a lot of really interesting ones00:09:01
there were different phenomena. This is like one00:09:03
side of the coin on the other side and in00:09:06
Lugansk was growing like this00:09:08
aggressive environment associated with ideology00:09:13
Russian world in which00:09:14
patronized the Party of Regions00:09:16
understandably fueled in its own way00:09:18
Moscow channels but at the local level00:09:21
of course it was the main patron00:09:23
local organization of the Party of Regions ours00:09:25
Lugansk regionals were famous00:09:27
in general, like the most Russophiles in the park00:09:30
they represent the physical wing they00:09:33
have always been focused on Russia00:09:35
their initiative of the Party of Regions uh00:09:37
entered into a cooperation agreement with00:09:39
united Russia and so on and they were00:09:42
private guests in Moscow this is00:09:43
Efremov and Golenko were the chairman00:09:47
advice Well, this whole Komsomolsky00:09:49
A circle that has actually lasted for many years00:09:51
ruled the Lugansk region and robbed it but00:09:54
uh in quality and it was like that00:09:57
win-win technology namely00:09:59
Komsomol members and since the nineties00:10:01
Well, these are any Russian Komsomol00:10:03
who became businessmen of the governor00:10:07
area but at the same time they put up such00:10:11
line of defense that all the deteriorations that00:10:14
happen in Donbass does not happen00:10:15
due to the fact that Ukraine became independent00:10:17
and Kyiv Banderov is to blame for everything there00:10:19
The West there I don’t know anyone, the IMF but00:10:22
just not the local bosses who00:10:24
actually00:10:25
were the first to have a hand in00:10:28
Lugansk lived very poorly Well, that is, here00:10:30
these narratives are all exactly after00:10:33
In 2004, after the Maidan, they began to introduce00:10:37
Yes, about the fact that Ukraine is different, she doesn’t00:10:39
maybe we can't be together what00:10:41
They don’t like us there, they don’t value us, that is, you can00:10:43
should I say before this or in the nineties00:10:46
this method was also used in Lugansk00:10:49
this is rhetoric, she basically had it too00:10:53
place ah here in the nineties and early00:10:56
2000s but were exploited00:10:58
radical left communist party00:11:01
nationalist party which seems to00:11:03
formally there were yes opposition00:11:05
Yeah, but these are all nomenklatura00:11:07
business people They are then too these00:11:11
all this is the topic they dealt with00:11:14
then they actually made money00:11:15
their capital and perhaps even in00:11:17
to some extent it was profitable then00:11:19
separate existence of Ukraine because00:11:21
that they could actually calmly00:11:23
steal00:11:25
get all yours these are here and divided00:11:28
these are their fiefdoms within the framework already00:11:30
a separate state, that is, Donbass00:11:32
had a very hard time in the nineties00:11:34
because it was the day of industrialization00:11:35
the Soviet Union collapsed and so on00:11:40
Socialist economy in which00:11:41
was tied up here is a large industrial00:11:43
Donbass complex, these are all the mines00:11:45
large factories, that is, well, it turned out00:11:47
just not for you as a market I just00:11:49
unprofitable and ineffective advantages00:11:51
efficient in quotes management00:11:53
That's how I already said local bonus00:11:55
which they sought to close the profit00:11:57
mine to take money there00:11:58
restructuring of the criminal industry00:12:00
launder it all through various bank accounts00:12:02
accounts all these funds including there00:12:04
European aid allocated for00:12:06
creation of new jobs in Donbass00:12:08
The mines are closing, for example, there00:12:11
most of the residents of the mining village00:12:12
are deprived of their means of subsistence and00:12:15
this is there through international00:12:17
organization in Ukraine received assistance for00:12:20
organizing jobs all this money00:12:23
as a rule, none were stolen00:12:25
no jobs were created00:12:27
there were big scandals on this topic there00:12:29
there was a scandal like with the gang itself00:12:32
Efremov they created effective00:12:34
I think the textile enterprise was00:12:36
such Lugansk-invest which should have00:12:38
create textile enterprises00:12:40
who were supposed to serve here00:12:42
actually this alternative00:12:43
employment, that is, nothing natural00:12:44
money was not created and everything is somewhere00:12:46
they left, as if they sat down on Efremov’s accounts and00:12:49
his accomplices and that's why00:12:50
the decline in living standards contributed to00:12:52
because people were susceptible to this00:12:54
I can’t and here’s some advice for the fist00:12:57
memories of how good it was00:12:58
USSR when there was one big country00:13:00
actually these are all in area a00:13:03
2004 actually ruling in the region00:13:07
the group took all these ideas to00:13:08
weapons she actually joined00:13:10
the Party of Regions became actually local00:13:12
The Party of Regions, led by Efremov and00:13:14
they actually used it00:13:16
have already exploited this whole mythology00:13:18
to maintain their own power and to00:13:21
defending oneself as such a feudal00:13:24
clan sitting on these lands from00:13:25
Kyiv's claims to how00:13:28
rein in because they always could00:13:30
to say that we are now like uh we00:13:33
we'll take it and separate from you, but we won't00:13:35
we want to live with you and the people will support us00:13:36
and the people, accordingly, in this spirit too00:13:38
processed And we feed Ukraine and00:13:41
Kyiv means that it oppresses us in every possible way and does not00:13:43
gives us to live the way we really want00:13:45
interesting Konstantin we are talking now00:13:46
from cryptocratic innuendo00:13:48
separatism and subsequent occupation00:13:51
which Russia fed and and in the end00:13:54
realized his plans And if we talk about00:13:57
humanitarian sphere and the area in which you00:13:59
yours were just active in Lugansk00:14:02
friends your colleagues including00:14:05
unification of countries What mechanisms were00:14:08
there is pressure from these people here00:14:10
dark forces how they tried to influence00:14:14
on the souls of Gonchan and Donetsk residents in general, and here in00:14:18
this period is for example after the fourth00:14:20
especially the year00:14:22
Lugansk I believe that during these years I went00:14:25
such a serious very sabotage of everything00:14:28
connected with Ukraine in every possible way00:14:30
nurtured00:14:32
regional identity but not how00:14:35
addition nationwide yes Namely00:14:38
as a kind of opposition between Donbass and00:14:41
Ukraine is an ideology that is officially00:14:44
was formulated at the regional level00:14:47
It’s difficult for the authorities to say now how much00:14:49
This was typical for example for00:14:51
Donetsk because it has a little bit of its own00:14:55
situation separately But in this case I00:14:57
I can specifically talk about Lugansk reliably00:14:59
to say this because I'm straight00:15:00
I remember very well what level it was00:15:04
Council adopted the Patriot program00:15:06
Lugansk region which was completely00:15:07
imbued with these narratives and00:15:10
resist opposition00:15:12
Donbass Ukraine and in every possible way00:15:15
it was emphasized that Donbass has its own00:15:17
history, culture, meaning00:15:19
the past with its heroes who00:15:22
associated with a common national00:15:24
Ukrainian culture of memory in reality00:15:27
in fact, the emphasis was mainly on00:15:30
Soviet past, that is, on some00:15:32
such an ideological set that00:15:33
existed since the times of stagnation00:15:35
Krasnodon Young Guard poet Mikhail00:15:39
Matusovsky Where does the homeland begin there?00:15:41
writer Vladislav Titov Shakhter who00:15:45
I lost both hands and that means I wrote there00:15:48
dictated a book about his work00:15:51
feat, that is, here is a set of these00:15:52
Soviet seconds he actually served00:15:55
he actually pumped completely from00:15:58
modern reality without any00:16:00
critical thinking and he actually00:16:02
tried to impose himself as a certain00:16:05
such regional identity I believe00:16:08
what what everything that right now right now in00:16:11
It’s happening in Ukraine, but in the sphere there00:16:12
decommunization, name names, yes, that’s all00:16:15
that is, it seems to me that if in my00:16:17
time in Donbass all this was realized00:16:20
gradually this is what it is now00:16:22
is happening It seems to me that if not00:16:25
there was such fierce sabotage with00:16:27
local authorities, local or even00:16:29
if these are some rough edges00:16:31
existed then they could have been in the process00:16:33
gradually level them out00:16:38
disagreements here in the Soviet period and00:16:41
so on Because such attempts00:16:44
were undertaken by00:16:45
the public, for example, about the same00:16:47
toponyms of the city where there were blatant00:16:49
some names Do you have streets00:16:51
special meetings so far00:16:53
exists and00:16:54
which could be removed which00:16:56
even from the communist point of view00:17:05
riding the CPSU condemnation with such a Personality00:17:08
it was possible even in this vein it was possible00:17:10
I wish I could give it a go and somehow smooth it all out00:17:13
but no, instead the power stood firmly on00:17:16
all of these were defended by their position00:17:18
this scoop is pathetic00:17:20
the film adaptation of education was sabotaged00:17:23
paper all Ukrainian schools all schools00:17:25
Lugansk were Ukrainian in fact 1-200:17:27
everything was actually everyone knew that00:17:30
this school is Ukrainian they have00:17:31
teaching in Ukrainian and who00:17:34
wants to teach children should go there and00:17:36
because the Department of Education00:17:37
again they sat the same way00:17:39
representatives of the Party of Regions who00:17:41
made the most of it with this00:17:44
event processes were sent there because of this00:17:45
isolated by such a region that lived00:17:48
absolutely out of sync with the others00:17:50
country That is, it really arose00:17:52
the feeling that you are arriving and as if00:17:54
you came from somewhere after all00:17:55
separate I don’t know then Klava00:17:57
living his life confused00:18:00
with some of your problems you get into00:18:01
really to another country these00:18:03
isolationist sentiments are very00:18:05
bitten hard, that is, like this00:18:07
cultural organizations you organized00:18:09
for example, visits of Ukrainian writers00:18:14
zhadan By the way, he himself is also a native of Yuri00:18:17
kalchuk and market Here we are00:18:20
dealt with their visits and what00:18:22
really colossal sticks in00:18:24
wheels were installed for us at that time by our00:18:26
our native regional authorities did not give us00:18:28
premises of local media which were under00:18:31
did not exercise control over the regional authorities00:18:34
did no stories on the topic although they00:18:37
they called there they invited information00:18:40
completely ignored that is00:18:42
was generally considered somehow completely00:18:44
event Yes, therefore, that is, once00:18:46
yes I performed right on the street just because00:18:48
that at the last moment he was refused00:18:49
premises Those were absolutely the times00:18:52
well, as if there weren’t such things00:18:54
none there in the country at this moment00:18:57
nothing happened there, that is00:18:58
political attacks, yes, that is00:19:00
such cruelty when there is no water there00:19:02
they are rearranging the room. Everything is there00:19:04
information blockades are being built, well00:19:07
this is usually a sign of something serious00:19:09
civil conflict in the country or00:19:11
some kind of pre-revolutionary situation but00:19:13
no it was someone there00:19:15
ten eleventh year00:19:18
these are the years of Yanukovych, the very authorities, yes yes then00:19:23
there is Well, I also mean that it was00:19:24
for a long time it was there not the day before00:19:26
Maidan Yes, when everything was already there00:19:28
knee in the country And this is what it will be like00:19:30
What is it like to have Yuri perform there?00:19:33
Dukhovich Well, I arrived there and found a room00:19:35
the man spoke there is at the end in00:19:39
the country is absolutely filled with Ukrainian writers00:19:41
specifically fantasy what are you talking about00:19:43
I can fully understand this yes yes00:19:47
I'm talking about this, it's industrial00:19:50
Industrial region And there are Soviet00:19:54
sentiment is what you often talk about00:19:56
now yes And what is the role in all this00:19:59
religion played and Orthodoxy Well, if00:20:01
people really think more about00:20:05
Soviet past00:20:06
and he is also from the church00:20:09
managed to think about some matters, what role00:20:12
there was a church in this uh in all this00:20:15
Sorry for the word narrative00:20:18
was under the patronage of parties00:20:19
regions accordingly it was like this00:20:21
say uh00:20:22
state church within00:20:24
a single area across all our00:20:26
Komsomol members have become very important and00:20:29
willingly donated to cathedrals, to the church and00:20:34
the priests the patient was absolutely00:20:36
loyal to this government because he gave00:20:38
they like money00:20:40
lived on these contributions from the Party of Regions00:20:43
this is criminal bourgeois00:20:45
related accordingly it was like this00:20:48
this is the symbiosis that exists, that is, in00:20:50
in this regard, the situation is religious in00:20:53
Donbass was very close to that00:20:55
that existed in Russia and this00:20:57
The Union of the Russian Orthodox Church and the authorities, we also have this00:21:01
symbio existed and was willingly supported00:21:03
and that is, there for example in 200400:21:06
Why during the Severodonetsk congress00:21:09
infamous until first time00:21:10
formulated at a very high level00:21:13
this idea of Donbass separatism was not00:21:17
supported by big officials00:21:19
the Lugansks were present00:21:21
representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church00:21:24
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who then participated in00:21:31
Severodonetsk congress after which he00:21:33
blessed the inauguration of Uplnitsky00:21:35
leader of the LPR, that is, so direct00:21:38
continuity and this is not an accident Yes00:21:41
not some kind of twist, namely00:21:43
consistent position of representatives00:21:45
b and accordingly UPC checkpoint for a long time00:21:49
I couldn't register my00:21:51
in general since these were considered00:21:57
open your parish00:21:59
obstacles We studied there and so that00:22:03
finish with that time Lugansk00:22:06
from Lugansk at that time Here you are after all00:22:09
young writers poets thinkers00:22:12
those born in this too00:22:14
The industrial world that is changing You00:22:17
thought a lot about the identity of Lugansk00:22:19
Donbass I read about this idea00:22:21
connection of these consequences00:22:24
industrial world from the Great Steppe00:22:26
there is mysticism from Kyiv ancient ancient00:22:30
history of the region after all How do you like it then00:22:33
It was you who saw the Lugansk identity00:22:36
not those who came to you, maybe from00:22:39
Kyiv, other regions came there00:22:40
Ukraine and just get to know you, namely00:22:44
you are the ones who lived there and thought about living there, well00:22:48
if we take our circle, we wanted00:22:50
some kind of new Well, some kind00:22:52
rethinking some new00:22:53
identity because we see it through our eyes00:22:55
there was this freezing owl who00:22:57
planted our00:23:00
and which unfortunately was close00:23:03
a lot of heart00:23:05
representatives of the one hundred and sixth generation to us00:23:07
I wanted to influence young people and00:23:10
offer cult youth an alternative00:23:11
That's why we actually wanted to connect00:23:14
some local history local Yes00:23:17
connect it with something wider00:23:19
context00:23:20
European context after all00:23:24
Donbass was built by forces00:23:26
representatives of capital from all over Europe00:23:29
Donetsk was founded by John Hugh from the Welsh00:23:32
Industrialist high engineer Karl00:23:36
Mr. engineers didn’t build it now00:23:38
even now Oil refinery00:23:41
The plant was built thanks to00:23:42
investments of an American billionaire00:23:44
armanta hander such a friend of the Bolsheviks00:23:46
famous That's how he always got there00:23:50
In this regard, I was always connected00:23:52
some kind00:23:54
global economy Yes, by the power of such00:23:56
resources and this is also such an important part00:23:58
population plus Donbass was very00:24:01
multicultural region they lived and00:24:03
The Greeks in the Ozlov region are a big story00:24:06
Jewish community in Donbass lived here00:24:10
and the Germans and Well, whoever else00:24:14
wasn't here then of course for a while00:24:16
Soviet power and World War II00:24:19
actually very much of course00:24:21
homogenized, this is ethnic00:24:23
cultural environment is very much suited to this00:24:25
average type without national00:24:27
man's means were similar here and00:24:30
all this diversity, of course there was00:24:31
losing the memory of him would have been worth it00:24:33
save cultivate Here's another one Well00:24:35
and of course the inclusion of Ukrainian Donbass00:24:37
context is like a thought that was and00:24:39
But actually these are all that I am00:24:42
I said before that these cultural00:24:43
exchanges Yes visits this is an attempt00:24:45
tie Donbass to Ukrainian00:24:49
context, remember about it, including00:24:52
Ukrainian past which is also, as it were,00:24:54
was erased in every possible way, emphasizing that00:24:55
The Earth is always so Russian here00:24:57
has been around since time immemorial and everything means here00:25:00
those were the Russians, but in reality00:25:02
after all, the basic ones were lands00:25:06
or else00:25:08
Ukraine To the Left Bank to some00:25:12
colonization which in these steppes which00:25:15
the Zaporozhye Cossacks were still there, Cossacks and00:25:17
so on Therefore, here they are00:25:20
contexts are broad We tried to include00:25:21
Donbass come up with ideas like this00:25:24
there we were doing this strip00:25:27
Industrial culture studied00:25:29
European experience and there are such regions00:25:31
how is the steering wheel in Germany for example?00:25:34
It wasn’t the Mines either. Yes, and then00:25:36
the consequences are there but we managed to find a successful one00:25:39
the formula is actually this one00:25:42
industry which also seemed to have become00:25:44
curl up yes that is this stage00:25:47
the history of Europe began to end00:25:48
the needs of these metallurgical00:25:50
giants and mines he uh just dried up yeah00:25:54
and therefore such a fast was carried out00:25:57
Industrial transition, including00:25:58
it was arranged for uh people there00:26:00
tourism and some kind of creative economy00:26:04
this is the Industrial System you want00:26:07
such for Donbass Well, you managed to do something00:26:10
for the most part, of course, can’t be done00:26:13
I managed to follow with great interest00:26:15
what our colleagues have already done00:26:18
after 14 years on the controlled part00:26:21
Donbass was also interesting there00:26:23
cultural projects that are just00:26:25
continued to actually develop00:26:26
these are all layers of Ukrainian00:26:28
population of Donbass and00:26:30
multiculturalism and some connections with00:26:33
There are many interesting projects in Europe00:26:35
it was but now as I understand it the war00:26:36
existed but in the twenty-second year00:26:39
of course, colossal damage to cultural00:26:41
life of Donbass was damaged because00:26:42
for a long time everything has been destroyed for a long time00:26:45
time even after liberation will be like00:26:47
would not not care about culture Yes, it’s still00:26:49
I'll have to restore everything now00:26:51
some basic things Yes before uh00:26:53
think about development but I know that people00:26:55
they continue to think about it even now00:26:57
plan how they will actually00:26:59
restore cultural life and eat00:27:01
uh projects for the future for00:27:03
liberated Donbass And you yourself00:27:05
are you thinking about it? Or is it still up to now?00:27:08
Victory before liberation is not yet this00:27:12
the direction your thoughts are not directed to you00:27:14
you know I'm all these00:27:15
I'll use a lot of years of animation history00:27:18
what I am now00:27:20
I'll advertise my project, it's called00:27:22
Interesting Facebook page00:27:25
and in the telegram channel of the same name there is me00:27:28
I’m trying to study the history of Donbass and now00:27:30
at least that's what I try to do00:27:33
some contribution because I00:27:36
it seems that the history of Donbass is still00:27:37
not really studied, not meaningful there00:27:40
a lot of mythology and some sumo00:27:43
ideological affusion Yes, actually00:27:45
here's the real story and there in reality00:27:47
the story is incredibly interesting00:27:49
bright personalities lived00:27:51
[music]00:27:53
built in Donbass00:27:55
it is absolutely impossible to compare between periods00:27:58
only this Soviet one00:27:59
industrialization which all at once00:28:01
will come to mind there uh Stakhanov00:28:04
they really are like that00:28:07
a feat of labor and everything there is maximum00:28:11
post-war reconstruction of Donbass and00:28:13
this is supposedly a story with what it actually is00:28:14
no, it goes back a lot here00:28:17
deeper and a mass of white spots and everything00:28:20
we will fill them with interesting things from 14 to00:28:24
22 years old You were in00:28:26
Russia lived before the start of a full-scale00:28:29
invasion of Ukraine and thus you00:28:32
caught00:28:34
the very, very final segment of the Russian00:28:36
Russian history before this leap into00:28:39
the abyss that Russia made a-a in00:28:42
last February like these years00:28:44
passed for you there uh what did you notice00:28:46
do you know a lot of people now00:28:48
Russians who left support00:28:51
Ukraine Well, they left or they remain in Russia00:28:54
but they sit quietly and talk about what00:28:56
missed militarism didn't miss00:28:59
noticed seen corruption seen00:29:01
tightening of public order more00:29:04
There are more cops than riot police, and so on.00:29:07
you didn’t see militarism, but you saw it00:29:10
militarism yes, of course I saw it00:29:12
again Yes, maybe they are all00:29:15
some of your own00:29:16
people who lantern maybe they00:29:18
the force of some vital inertia does not00:29:20
Have you noticed? I don’t know. Well, don’t call me for it00:29:23
it was actually difficult because00:29:25
and most of all all these years00:29:27
especially in the first years of permanent Crimea00:29:30
it hurt my eyes a lot. This is it00:29:32
discrepancy between Moscow and00:29:34
on the one hand strives to live life00:29:36
such a political modern city00:29:38
and on the other side you will be the capital00:29:41
the actual countries that are capturing00:29:43
part of the territory of a neighboring state00:29:45
that is, it would seem that these are things00:29:47
incompatible, they tried it in Moscow00:29:49
invent some formula that would00:29:52
I could combine it all, as it were, and so00:29:54
actually But it turns out bad00:29:55
You can't live in a modern world at the same time.00:29:57
peace and engage in annexations and00:29:59
aggressive and here is one half of the XXI00:30:02
century and the other half in the nineteenth00:30:04
or in the eighteenth even yes yes And these00:30:07
maps of decomposition appeared everywhere00:30:09
Yes, he actually resorted to militarism00:30:12
in fact, that is, you are going somewhere there00:30:14
in Moscow there is a fashionable street00:30:16
barber barber shops There are burger shops and so on00:30:21
further That is, some kind of fashionable00:30:22
young people among this bam in short there00:30:24
billboard Return to native Hurray And there00:30:27
means what military faces are on the background of the map00:30:30
Crimea Here's how it was possible not to notice00:30:32
but someone pretended that it was Yes but00:30:35
it doesn't concern us, it's like something00:30:36
these are some kind of excesses, but not there00:30:39
I know that Putin often hangs himself and00:30:41
you want everything, but no, it all went according to00:30:42
growing sprouted with pieces00:30:44
society and00:30:46
accordingly uh00:30:49
as if Putin knew how to really stink00:30:53
Russians still say this one00:30:55
tries to do, including with the help00:30:57
this newspeak of yours Yes, partly there00:31:00
popularization or location and so on00:31:02
those who entered the true situation00:31:05
things and in fact he is very good at00:31:08
here to stink Russians to make chemical00:31:11
it's nothing special happening00:31:12
the whole country is coming to him, yes00:31:16
it arises People stop being critical00:31:19
comprehend reality In the end they find themselves00:31:22
where they ended up With you before the broadcast00:31:25
touched a little on the topic of good Russians00:31:28
What do they call it, yes, but the fact is that almost00:31:30
all these people who are now on Facebook00:31:33
including in the Ukrainian segment of social networks00:31:35
actively discuss criticize blame00:31:38
The fact is that almost all of them are completely00:31:41
composition in April '14 were in Kyiv00:31:44
these are the people who are calling now00:31:46
very huge debate let's say00:31:49
staying on the side of Ukraine emphasized00:31:51
It was a forum that brought together00:31:53
Khodorkovsky was in Kyiv and you were00:31:55
participant of this forum and actually00:31:57
all these good Russians, by the way, me too00:31:59
there was uh and they saw everyone Explain00:32:04
the reason for these claims even to those00:32:07
to the Russians who took the side of Ukraine00:32:11
talk about this because with one00:32:13
on both sides, I understand these claims about00:32:17
the fact that actually all these people are not00:32:20
were able to organize some00:32:21
effective resistance at the end00:32:23
in the end they were defeated00:32:26
but at the same time I know again in00:32:30
due to the fact that these years I just lived in00:32:32
In Moscow I know what the situation has already been, well00:32:35
that this is like inertia, this is this00:32:37
the totalitarian steamroller was already gathering00:32:39
speed and now resist him with strength00:32:41
some here00:32:43
there were already scattered intellectuals00:32:45
it would be difficult for society to be crowded00:32:48
to this day it is located and by and large00:32:50
counting these opinions of these people ah00:32:53
ignored how much it seems today00:32:56
I'm having a hard time with someone I generally try00:32:59
beat up these moral ethical00:33:02
categories condemn someone discuss here00:33:05
I would like to get away from this topic because00:33:06
that's a lot of social networks for me00:33:09
it seems that because of this we often do not00:33:11
we forget that there is one big evil00:33:13
this is Putin himself00:33:16
militaristic machine, that's all00:33:19
stupid masses who are all this00:33:22
support there is such a big evil here00:33:24
but often we seem to because we can’t00:33:27
We begin to reach the big evil00:33:29
vent your anger Possibly frustration00:33:32
on those and who can reach the boards00:33:34
We don't agree or whoever is somehow with00:33:37
does not express our point of view00:33:39
because of this it turns out your beliefs00:33:41
that the whole anti-Putin camp is He00:33:44
penetrate all these endless00:33:46
clarifications and disputes of white coats00:33:48
explanations means who is more00:33:51
right and who is more wrong And so00:33:54
in fact, somehow one forgets about this00:33:56
this is the main topic I think that00:33:57
Today it is the duty of all people to have good will00:34:00
actually support Ukraine in its00:34:03
the fight against uh this totalitarian00:34:06
the car that Putin built because00:34:08
that today, in principle, especially not only00:34:10
yourself but00:34:11
group ultimately Freedom of Russia00:34:13
Accordingly, it’s like now00:34:16
The main task and the main enemies are here00:34:18
Kremlin Putin and everyone Here are his sent00:34:22
whom and all his allies are accomplices00:34:25
there are all authoritarian forces that00:34:27
strangle freedom in the post-Soviet00:34:29
space It seems to me that this is00:34:31
the main content now is ours And here is00:34:35
these are all some kind of immigrant squabbles00:34:37
or clarifying the relationship between00:34:38
Ukrainian and Russian intellectuals00:34:41
some information Well, this is all some kind00:34:43
this is quite minor to me00:34:45
seems so strong on this00:34:46
people should never be emphasized00:34:48
remain human uh, unfortunately00:34:50
very often human too00:34:52
human as he said in class this00:34:54
really Thank you very much Konstantin for00:34:56
I'm having fun with this conversation myself00:34:58
I will subscribe and read yours00:35:00
research regarding Donbass and00:35:03
You also encourage all viewers and very much00:35:06
I hope that someday and quite soon and00:35:08
you can come to your hometown00:35:11
and finally I have never been to00:35:14
I will be happy to come to Lugansk00:35:16
free Ukrainian Lugansk Thank you00:35:20
big00:35:22
Agreed Thank you very much Konstantin00:35:25
see you thank you All the best It was00:35:28
writer and publicist Konstantin Skorkin00:35:31
Thank you for watching our conversation00:35:33
Leave a comment under this video00:35:35
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was Sakenaimurzaev Take care of each other and00:35:43
take care of Ukraine00:35:47
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grandma thought00:36:06
[applause]00:36:07
[music]00:36:09
when we fell asleep so immediately in us00:36:12
damn, a quarter of the entrance was just knocked out00:36:15
she killed five people with one shot00:36:18
I saw how her loved ones were already lying in that00:36:20
moment she felt that they were lifeless00:36:23
Marinka present moment It’s just there00:36:27
usually we basement basement basement how much00:36:29
it’s possible every day, but at night it’s generally00:36:32
support each other let's continue00:36:34
we'll exhibit the work together when we saw it00:36:38
more cars of our warriors more00:36:41
Ukrainian flags wife said Let's go00:36:44
let's play the anthem00:36:47
Every day we knew that Victory was just around the corner00:36:50
the liberation of war history is about to begin00:36:54
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May 23 on the calendar live00:38:07
Freedom TV channel has a team and00:38:09
presenter of intermedia Group in the studio00:38:11
Yanvanishin and Irina Yusupova we continue00:38:14
follow events in Ukraine and the world00:38:16
among the topics of today's broadcast is better00:38:19
giving up further is worse than the head's treatment00:38:22
Ukrainian intelligence to Russian00:38:23
soldiers of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly00:38:26
recognized Russia's crime against00:38:28
Ukraine by genocide regime in the Russian Federation by racism00:38:30
The secret life of Russian propagandists00:38:33
Thank you for watching Frida, we are together00:38:36
we will find out the truth about the war in Ukraine00:38:39
one person died three injured This00:38:42
consequences of Russian shelling00:38:43
Kherson region, as reported by the head00:38:45
region Alexander Prokudin military00:38:47
Russia fired almost 400 shells from00:38:50
heavy artillery hail tanks00:38:51
drone aviation has destruction in00:38:54
Kherson and region00:38:56
the following shots from the Zaporozhye region00:38:59
per day the Russian army fired at 2000:39:02
The region has the most populated areas00:39:04
went to front-line cities and villages in00:39:07
in particular Gulyai-Polye and Orekhovo00:39:09
preliminary information destroyed 1800:39:11
no civilian objects were injured00:39:14
Russian troops in the Kharkov region00:39:16
continue to shell the border00:39:19
Kupinsk affected areas from the attacks there00:39:22
injured three local residents00:39:24
hospitalized said the head00:39:26
Kharkov regional military00:39:27
administration of Aleksinegubs in the city00:39:30
at least 14 private residential buildings destroyed00:39:33
houses near the village of Vyazovaya, Kharkov00:39:36
area the enemy struck with S-300 missiles00:39:39
both fell into the field00:39:43
President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky00:39:45
today he arrived at the front, he congratulated00:39:47
military personnel on Marine Corps Day00:39:50
presented them with awards, quoting our defenders00:39:52
front section of the defense zone00:39:54
Ugledar-Marinka today I'm here to00:39:57
congratulate our soldiers on Marine Day00:39:59
Navy infantry Glory to each and everyone00:40:02
Who defends Ukraine in their evening00:40:05
address the day before by the head of state00:40:07
announced the preparations for the NATO summit00:40:09
Vilnius promised even more weapons for00:40:11
Ukrainian soldiers Ukrainian leader00:40:13
added that he and the team are preparing for00:40:15
several intermediate measures00:40:17
security in neighboring countries that00:40:19
provide the greatest support to Ukraine00:40:20
he assured that foreign policy was his00:40:23
commands will bring even more useful00:40:25
results for Ukraine00:40:30
and we look forward to new meetings in the coming weeks00:40:33
and negotiations are still mostly00:40:36
visits to us in our countries00:40:39
there will be more weapons for our warriors00:40:43
separately add content for00:40:45
We make Ukraine the fathers of Tau Vilnius00:40:48
everything so that the decision at the summit is for us00:40:50
there was one that would work let's see00:40:53
but still we are working on it00:40:55
By the way, today there is an important declaration from00:40:59
NATO Parliamentary Assembly00:41:01
things are called by their proper names00:41:04
recognition of Russian crimes as genocide00:41:06
against our state clear00:41:09
the judgment of the embroidered ideology is correct00:41:12
basis for international organizations00:41:15
getting ready for several intermediate00:41:17
security measures in neighboring countries00:41:20
who will support us more and00:41:23
new appeals for the sake of peace00:41:25
understood Ukraine better for the sake of strengthening00:41:27
our connections with partners00:41:31
our partners our intensive00:41:34
foreign policy various non-standard00:41:36
formats for maximum useful attention from the world00:41:39
to Ukraine We will do all this for our protection00:41:42
continue every time more and more00:41:45
results for Ukraine air defense artillery00:41:47
armored vehicles shells military training00:41:50
I definitely want to thank you for all this00:41:53
today all our soldiers who00:41:56
protect the sky from last night until00:41:59
this morning 25 suicide bombers were shot down 25 of00:42:03
25 excellent result and every one00:42:07
beating is saving people's lives is00:42:10
our saved infrastructure Thank you00:42:13
managed to shoot down some of the terrorist missiles00:42:16
but unfortunately not all of you were hit00:42:19
Dnieper and Kharkov Odessa00:42:22
Lvov Kyiv and Zaporozhye all our cities and00:42:25
communities must receive full00:42:28
air shield we are very actively working on00:42:30
this together with partners00:42:35
in the immediate vicinity of Ukraine on the night of 23 Maly May00:42:38
PVA Ukraine forces destroyed everything00:42:40
enemy targets 6 attack drones and two00:42:43
reconnaissance drones in general for00:42:46
Russia launched 20 missile strikes in 24 hours00:42:48
reports to the General Staff of the Ukrainian Army on00:42:50
settlements of Dnepropetrovsk00:42:52
Zaporozhye Kharkov regions Except00:42:54
In addition, 48 airstrikes were recorded00:42:57
about 90 shellings by drones00:43:00
from multiple launch rocket systems00:43:01
reports of the Ukrainian General Staff noted00:43:04
that the Armed Forces of Ukraine repelled00:43:06
more than 30 enemy attacks in Kupensky00:43:08
Limansky Bakhmudsky Avdeevsky and00:43:10
Marinsky directions you are in front of the center00:43:13
fighting remains bakhmut And00:43:14
Marinka for the past 24 hours in Ukrainian00:43:17
aviation carried out eight strikes on00:43:19
regional concentration of personnel00:43:21
and enemy military equipment00:43:23
destroyed two anti-aircraft missiles00:43:25
complex four cruise missiles00:43:28
Russian attack helicopter Mi-24 2300:43:31
Kamikaze drone shakhet and nine00:43:34
drones at the same time00:43:36
missile forces units and00:43:38
Ukrainian artillery hit four00:43:40
enemy control points three areas00:43:42
accumulations of Russian weapons and00:43:44
equipment and four warehouses00:43:46
ammunition 11 artillery pieces00:43:49
radar station and three stations00:43:52
electronic warfare over the past00:43:55
day the Ukrainian military liquidated00:43:57
480 Russian soldiers this way00:44:00
total number of losses of the Russian army00:44:02
first the invasion is00:44:05
204,360 military personnel according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces00:44:08
occupation army over the past 24 hours00:44:10
lost four tanks helicopter four00:44:12
cruise missiles 40 Art systems00:44:17
The United States and its partners are preparing00:44:19
transfer f-16 fighters to Ukraine now00:44:22
for the American government this00:44:24
question is a priority about this00:44:26
stated the official representative00:44:28
US State Department Matthew00:44:30
Miller According to him, aircraft deliveries00:44:33
will begin in the coming months00:44:35
this is why America will train Ukrainians00:44:37
military piloting will be reminded yesterday00:44:40
head of diplomacy with Jose Borel said00:44:42
that pilot training for the f-16 is already00:44:45
started USA Netherlands Belgium Denmark and00:44:48
Great Britain agreed to participate in00:44:50
training of Ukrainian fighters later00:44:53
Portugal also said it was ready00:44:55
train Ukrainian pilots on00:44:56
f-16 fighters this training course00:44:59
will last several months, allies00:45:01
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when who and how many planes will transfer00:45:05
In this case, Ukraine will have fighters00:45:07
be provided provided that Ukraine00:45:09
will not use them to hit00:45:11
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destroy Ukraine and boil00:46:28
Russian Propaganda has long ceased00:46:30
hides his real goals in this00:46:32
war targets for Putin's army00:46:34
museums are also becoming established in the occupied00:46:36
territories they are robbed in the combat zone00:46:39
actions destroy and destroy00:46:41
cultural values how museums work00:46:43
wartime using the example of Nikolaev00:46:45
look in the story00:46:48
writing when I arrive after arrival it’s no longer00:46:51
it was the first time our windows were so blocked00:46:54
boarded up plywood windows are now such a business card00:46:57
Nikolaev and for the regional00:46:58
local history museum is also in the establishment00:47:00
survived five shellings song after00:47:04
there was a lot of glass in the blast wave00:47:06
on this layout we took out large pieces00:47:08
slowly from the edge and then for a week or two we00:47:11
took out such glass ones with tweezers00:47:13
pieces00:47:15
Fixed assets were not damaged because00:47:18
in the summer the exhibits were collected and packed00:47:20
taken to a safe place where exactly00:47:22
they are now and considerations00:47:24
security is not reported But the display cases and00:47:27
the roof was repeatedly damaged and knocked out00:47:29
more than a hundred windows00:47:31
the most difficult period is the first two flights00:47:34
When was the museum first damaged?00:47:37
due to shock wave00:47:39
there weren't enough then00:47:42
there were no materials for insulating windows00:47:45
experience00:47:46
women suffered so much, stood on their knees00:47:49
they covered it all up on the windowsills00:47:51
first with film, then with plywood here and00:47:53
heating system needed00:47:55
keep the boilers working like a tractor00:47:57
There were risks when working in a front-line city00:48:00
huge during massive00:48:01
shelling almost lost the unique00:48:03
buildings from the mid-19th century And in winter00:48:06
preserved it in the absence of light and00:48:09
The museum didn’t receive any heat for a whole year00:48:10
visitors and for two months now00:48:13
the establishment needs to be opened00:48:15
restore00:48:16
cultural and educational activities00:48:18
museum using museum funds for00:48:21
therapy of the population that has undergone00:48:25
strong psychological physical00:48:27
pressure due to circumstance00:48:30
wartime now in Nikolai00:48:33
several exhibition halls are open Yes and00:48:35
visitors have a place that comes alive00:48:37
managed to save But the total losses for00:48:40
Ukrainian museum workers are now even00:48:42
It’s difficult to calculate what’s happening on00:48:45
captured territories reliably00:48:47
unknown, for example, and the neighbor's00:48:49
Kherson Art Museum in00:48:51
During the occupation, almost 11 were taken away00:48:54
thousands of exhibits to return00:48:56
tell the world about the loot00:48:58
crimes of Russians in Ukraine are actively00:49:00
the international community is involved00:49:05
Elena Osichevskaya Silovarovsk Kievskaya00:49:08
region remembers Russian tanks00:49:10
stopped in the field and shot00:49:12
elderly homes in the first days of the war00:49:15
the occupiers destroyed the house of Elena's neighbors00:49:18
I had to pick up my family with little ones00:49:19
children It was scary to go to the cellar00:49:22
the fact that they didn’t understand what was happening A00:49:25
still couldn't believe what it was00:49:26
real war00:49:28
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I woke up in the morning from the fact that I00:49:33
the son from Brovary called and said that00:49:36
the war began. We then heard explosions00:49:39
it was clear that they were far away but there were many of them00:49:42
it was good to hear00:49:48
we sat in the cellar and took some more00:49:51
one family with children, this is my godfather00:49:53
the son of their house was shot by the occupiers from00:49:56
tank and I had nowhere to go so00:49:59
they sat with us in the cellar later we and00:50:02
children traveled with them on the same day00:50:04
they are small, one is six and the other00:50:07
three years00:50:11
I was very scared kids all the time00:50:14
we cried when we were sitting in the cellar00:50:17
we thought that our house was also shot00:50:19
heard planes flying above us and00:50:23
They were shooting at the garden all around00:50:25
exploded, flew and drones from airplanes00:50:28
it was very scary I wanted to survive00:50:34
I then thought about children in Kyiv connections00:50:37
there wasn’t and I couldn’t find out what happened to them00:50:40
I was very afraid for the children00:50:44
and I have diabetes, so I00:50:47
it was hard not only morally but also00:50:49
I'm physically nervous all the time00:50:52
sugar was rising00:50:53
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we returned home on May 2 The children arrived00:51:02
they patched the roof of our house earlier00:51:05
the neighbors returned too, we arrived earlier00:51:07
latest00:51:11
our house survived and everything else burned down00:51:14
bread cellar all outbuildings Evidence alive00:51:17
the garage was burned by bees, the house was burned down00:51:21
remained00:51:28
now what do you hope for Victory00:51:31
I hope our victory comes soon00:51:34
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what will you do after the victory?00:51:39
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Let's get drunk and the whole village will gather and00:51:46
celebrate victory00:51:52
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from patriotic drinks to chocolate ones00:51:57
anti-tank hedgehogs and desserts with00:51:59
insults to the main00:52:01
modern terrorist Putin at the counter00:52:03
Ukrainian stores are full00:52:05
patriotic products are in demand00:52:07
big what enjoys the most00:52:10
popular in Ukrainian stores00:52:11
Now we'll find out00:52:17
supermarkets are filled with patriotic00:52:20
products and cakes alcoholic drinks00:52:22
products for children even cakes now with00:52:25
APU inscription or video of anti-tank00:52:29
hedgehogs everything that has a political theme00:52:31
Our customers like it the most00:52:33
for example from the series Love is even with me00:52:37
I have this cup at home and drink it every morning.00:52:39
coffee and watch Moscow burn according to the words00:52:42
marketers This is a tribute to the times00:52:44
trend towards patriotic marketing00:52:46
many companies advertise or00:52:49
they make products dedicated to war and this00:52:53
works many souvenirs confidently00:52:56
the saleswoman just brings people laughter and00:52:58
joy and this is so lacking in the military00:53:01
Ukraine00:53:02
Usually all people are like Oh cool Moscow00:53:06
burns cool Putin and so on With us00:53:10
there are jokes where Putin sits next to00:53:12
with your friends on the golden toilet00:53:14
and everyone is funny00:53:17
Ukrainian brands this way00:53:19
strive to reflect the spirit of wartime00:53:21
support the armed forces many00:53:24
Ukrainian companies are now communicating00:53:27
on the current topic of war I personally share00:53:30
these are the ones that I like and those00:53:33
which I consider not very adequate00:53:37
for example, many companies Now00:53:39
cooperate with various00:53:41
charitable foundations and volunteers00:53:43
and transfer part of the profit either to the needs00:53:46
armed forces of Ukraine or00:53:49
humanitarian projects for example00:53:51
restoration of school houses in destroyed00:53:54
cities and villages of Ukraine00:53:57
consumers like it but the second00:54:00
type of communications00:54:01
this is the name and advertising in which00:54:04
patriotic appeals are used00:54:08
many companies come with this00:54:14
they use some words and phrases00:54:18
which are often misunderstood by many00:54:20
people00:54:35
ears many states expert more00:54:38
products that inspire and00:54:40
makes people believe in future Victory00:54:43
I'm actually an artist from Mariupol00:54:46
I'm preparing an exhibition to raise money for00:54:49
armed forces of Ukraine today again00:54:51
I spent the night in the corridor and I feel it00:54:53
She gives such anger to the mood now I00:54:56
I'll do everything, we'll collect everything And when00:54:59
I see that money comes from buying desserts00:55:01
even what I eat goes to the armed forces00:55:04
sweets don't stop me00:55:06
Irina eats dessert armed forces00:55:09
Ukraine in a cafe is one of the most00:55:11
owners of popular delicacies invite00:55:14
they hope to try it soon00:55:17
remove such desserts from sale I do not00:55:21
I really want people to get used to it00:55:23
to military topics00:55:26
I don't think it's military paraphernalia00:55:28
should always be with us00:55:32
I don't really like to play on this topic I don't00:55:36
I can say that I really like it00:55:42
is already planning to launch production00:55:45
products00:55:53
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the more successes the Ukrainian troops have in00:56:56
the battlefield is even more so Desperate shelling00:56:58
Russia is satisfied with this pattern00:57:00
residents of peaceful cities noticed and00:57:03
soldiers on the front line in particular fighters00:57:06
Air defense that protects against invaders00:57:08
Donetsk region00:57:14
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reeled in00:57:21
Russian occupiers are trying as hard as they can00:57:24
reply to the success of the Ukrainian army on00:57:26
Donbass in Ussa is gradually being recaptured00:57:29
meter by meter Russian native lands00:57:32
troops attack supply lines00:57:36
artillery shelling takes place you yourself00:57:39
you see how it seems to have calmed down a little but they00:57:42
constantly working constantly something00:57:44
somewhere they're looking for us, they're covering us with fire, they're working00:57:47
they snap and want to show their strength00:57:51
these military air defense fighters they hold the sky on00:57:54
the front lines of Donbass are most often engaged00:57:57
elimination of Russian drones00:58:00
on the tablet we see which direction00:58:03
target type at what speed it works00:58:05
then we draw conclusions depending on00:58:08
course which the observer visually00:58:10
detects we receive a command to00:58:12
destruction if the target enters the zone00:58:14
defeats00:58:15
By the way, what exactly happens after00:58:19
Russian shelling is causing incredible harm00:58:21
they inflict on Ukrainian nature and shoot00:58:24
can fly indiscriminately anywhere00:58:26
Ukrainian defenders say00:58:30
now that we have started to advance they00:58:33
shell all routes to the front lines00:58:34
positions so that our armored vehicles do not00:58:37
was able to reach more people00:58:38
ammunition and other things so they00:58:40
artillery is working intensively on all00:58:43
directions at the most advanced positions00:58:47
most often Russians work as artillery00:58:50
drones are launched for reconnaissance00:58:54
The enemy conducts reconnaissance every day00:58:56
fly very often at this moment point00:58:59
also lancets00:59:02
we try to work, we try to identify and00:59:05
of course we try to destroy00:59:07
our unit was told that their place00:59:13
walking in danger Well, this is how you beat the enemy00:59:16
guys willingly show and tell00:59:20
we need to neutralize their drones00:59:23
aircraft to make them smaller00:59:25
saw Our Movement and our actions00:59:33
By the way, its location is Ukrainian00:59:37
wars promise to change soon00:59:39
are going forward00:59:42
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exclusive and important materials from00:59:56
Russian-Ukrainian war about how00:59:59
Ukrainian wars are fought When necessary01:00:02
cover our infantry We are always on01:00:04
feet at any time of the day with us only01:00:06
one option to reach our border o01:00:09
how they live at the front and01:00:11
liberated rural towns are my home01:00:14
the roof is all broken, the doors are all torn off, I didn't01:00:17
I'm leaving because I'm a farmer, people ask01:00:19
milk I bring reports and news01:00:22
heroic struggle and desire for victory01:00:25
We have no other choice We need01:00:28
return our lands to the front every01:00:31
Saturday at 12:00 Kyiv time on01:00:35
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studio head Natalya Gumenyuk01:01:56
joint coordination01:01:57
press center defense force of southern Ukraine01:01:59
Hello Hello01:02:04
Slava would like to start a conversation with01:02:07
operational situation in the south in Cherny01:02:09
sea What quantity01:02:10
booster rocket brought out by the enemy, how many of them01:02:13
for today01:02:15
as of now the enemy01:02:18
increases the presence of launch vehicles01:02:20
if there was only one kid in the morning01:02:23
missile ship equipped with 8 missiles01:02:27
Now01:02:29
two launch vehicles and a frigate added01:02:32
Admiral Makarov who also carries01:02:34
yourself 8 rockets so the common room01:02:37
is 16 missiles and such activity01:02:41
We assess the enemy as a high risk01:02:44
missile threat therefore once again everyone01:02:48
I urge you to be very attentive to01:02:50
air raid warning and01:02:53
perform all actions according to algorithms01:02:56
an enemy Su-35 shot down the day before yesterday in the south01:03:00
Are there any details about whether there was a01:03:03
enemy side of the search operation that01:03:05
can you talk about it01:03:07
basic details during the war01:03:10
action is basically thorough01:03:12
Weighted ones and those that do not harm01:03:15
further operation01:03:17
destroyed enemy aircraft is not01:03:20
Always01:03:21
completed operation and already01:03:24
celebrated victory We're talking about01:03:27
that there were no more enemy flight units01:03:30
one less But the operation is not completed yet01:03:32
that's why we don't reveal everyone yet01:03:35
details but we will definitely share them01:03:37
When will it be possible I would like to know from01:03:40
you about the activity of the Russian army on01:03:41
in the south is this really the enemy?01:03:43
pulls up troops there, what kind of attacks have become01:03:46
more from air or ground01:03:49
the enemy continues to actively use01:03:52
the sky is active in terms of application01:03:55
tactical aviation and demand driven01:03:59
aviation which01:04:02
Unfortunately they bring a lot01:04:04
destruction, including injury01:04:08
civilians and01:04:11
dead family01:04:14
loss therefore01:04:17
to us stage we say that our Combat01:04:21
overland work contributes to01:04:25
so that there are fewer shellings and if01:04:28
analyze the previous few days01:04:30
then the number of shellings per day is from 50 to01:04:34
70 is less than the week before01:04:37
where there were 80-100 shellings per day but01:04:41
the enemy is gradually resuscitating his01:04:43
capabilities to maneuver weapons and01:04:46
combat means on the left bank01:04:49
seeks new positions by rolling up01:04:52
fires again retreats but we01:04:56
we continue our work and destroyed01:04:59
our our divisions01:05:01
artillery heavy enemy artillery01:05:05
large-caliber and rocket systems01:05:08
volley fire and warehouses set are very01:05:12
significantly affected exactly in01:05:14
the benefit of reducing the number of shellings01:05:17
the enemy very often reduces Arrows by01:05:20
one direction01:05:21
renews them with greater force for01:05:23
friend Therefore, in any case, residents01:05:26
coastal right bank settlements01:05:29
points you need to understand this and not01:05:32
ignore warning signals01:05:35
the beginning of the shelling01:05:36
the Russian military does this01:05:39
called the population census01:05:40
Kherson region looking for local residents01:05:42
who have not yet issued a Russian01:05:45
they don’t want to issue a passport and except01:05:47
that the State Duma legalized deportation01:05:50
Ukrainians temporarily occupied01:05:51
territories, including due to01:05:53
absence of a Russian document What01:05:56
it is known today about this01:05:58
certification on the left bank and if01:06:00
facts of already illegal movement01:06:02
local residents01:06:05
maximum enemy activity is bound01:06:07
just by moving locals to where01:06:10
their units are deployed, that is01:06:12
they are moving their control centers01:06:16
the main bases are deeper in the rear of the left bank01:06:20
and the place is transported there by01:06:23
road trying to rapist them01:06:25
really certify01:06:27
maximum number of checkpoints too01:06:30
as an element of psychological influence01:06:33
when at each checkpoint they keep you01:06:36
few hours01:06:38
translating intensely able01:06:42
Russian citizen like this01:06:45
way of psychological influence01:06:48
constant rounds around the yard01:06:50
the population census is actually being conducted01:06:52
in order to state that01:06:56
the presence of a mobilization resource, that is01:07:00
males of military age01:07:03
this is all evidence of what's in the stew01:07:06
needs to be kept under control01:07:09
under population control as much as possible01:07:11
temporarily occupied territories01:07:14
because they feel very strongly01:07:17
force of the Guerrilla resistance movement01:07:20
the struggle gives them no less01:07:23
troubles than our control wanted01:07:26
would like to talk about acacia which01:07:28
are being carried out by the occupying army in01:07:31
Ukraine was bombarded by Russian troops01:07:33
sand strip of water between the mainland and01:07:36
the island has been turned into a nature reserve01:07:39
its actually a military training ground and here it is01:07:41
ecosystem Russian occupation01:07:43
the army simply mercilessly destroys01:07:45
this became known to just a few01:07:47
days ago same fate here earlier01:07:50
suffered at the Azov National01:07:52
a natural park is held there and Art01:07:54
shooting destroys animals and cuts them down01:07:56
tell me if there are any details01:07:58
military exercises held on the island01:08:01
For example01:08:02
but unfortunately such deep analytics01:08:05
we don't have we know that Yes indeed01:08:07
they are setting up their training grounds there01:08:09
conduct personnel training01:08:12
deploy and tear out combat points01:08:18
punctuations that unfold in01:08:21
in the field this is all true01:08:23
harms nature and also their tactics01:08:28
aimed at our understanding at our01:08:31
humanism on our Awareness of norms01:08:35
International humanitarian law and01:08:37
such an empathic attitude towards one's own01:08:40
territories01:08:41
setting up combat bases there They01:08:44
hope we don't bomb01:08:46
nature reserves because01:08:48
let us show such humanism in relation to01:08:52
ecosystem to animals Yes indeed01:08:55
Ukraine and the Ukrainian Defense Forces do not01:08:58
strike those objects that01:09:01
have01:09:02
extraordinary value As energy01:09:05
and natural ecological but we are all01:09:09
we'll find a way to01:09:11
drink the enemy from these territories to01:09:14
last weekend another transport01:09:16
flight from Iran landed in Russia Probably01:09:19
it was another batch of martyrs01:09:21
the day before, the enemy spared no effort in searching for air defense01:09:24
20 drones were destroyed01:09:27
Is it possible to predict the direction01:09:29
next attacks for the next few days01:09:33
make predictions do this01:09:36
thankless job indeed We01:09:38
we rely on analytics we understand01:09:41
approximately01:09:43
direction of the enemy's thoughts but we also do01:09:46
allowance for the wind in their heads Sorry01:09:49
such a pun because we see that they01:09:53
trying with cheaper01:09:59
defense01:10:01
specifically air defense01:10:03
then01:10:05
use air and sea missiles01:10:08
basing to defeat specific01:10:11
goals among these system goals01:10:29
the day before you reported that the Russians01:10:32
being taken out of Crimea but all that can happen01:10:34
valuable to the international tribunal I01:10:37
as I understand the documents, yes some01:10:38
evidence of their crimes and01:10:41
They continue to take away valuables01:10:43
take out their families of family members Yes there01:10:46
I don’t know the children, the wives, and what is the scale from01:10:49
this exit if there is a queue now01:10:51
Kerch bridge01:10:54
the situation is almost stable01:10:58
are stored there, especially since they themselves01:11:01
show-offs make it difficult to cross this01:11:04
architectural object from time to time01:11:07
limiting its capacity01:11:10
because really and technically01:11:12
he is not completely reanimated after those01:11:15
troubles that happened to them and01:11:18
it is also advantageously used01:11:21
after all, for maneuvers and military means01:11:25
destination therefore queue How through01:11:29
Crimean Bridge on the mainland01:11:32
the tracks are quite busy and this01:11:36
the process is sufficiently distributed in01:11:39
time because people gradually01:11:42
realize that they really need to leave01:11:45
have to and try to do it01:11:48
the safest way for yourself01:11:51
I still feel it's incredible01:11:55
leaving will be easier easier than later01:11:57
swim across Apparently a What01:11:59
observed at military bases and airfields01:12:01
Are the movements of equipment recorded?01:12:03
fuel01:12:06
they also constantly maneuver because01:12:08
that they understand that they have examples in front of them01:12:12
eyes Very bright in every sense01:12:15
And01:12:16
burning fuel tanks and flaming01:12:21
bases they are trying to disperse those forces01:12:26
and the funds they have and01:12:27
constantly change their locations01:12:30
What was especially annoying was that it was for the world01:12:34
the public has become quite open01:12:36
information about the location of bases in01:12:41
Crimean peninsula and in connection with this01:12:44
they are now increased such mobilization01:12:47
mobilization due to constant01:12:50
movement of movements01:12:52
Well, at least two PMCs are01:12:55
Tavrida and Livadia were created in Crimea01:12:57
occupation authorities Tell me what they have01:13:00
functions What composition What number01:13:05
and we analyze the rental forces in order to01:13:08
to understand how high quality they01:13:11
to oppose and not to01:13:13
this is to proclaim in the open air this01:13:15
after all, the information we will01:13:17
used to introduce combat01:13:19
actions so she has several01:13:21
limited I understand that the numbers01:13:23
known and when necessary Let's say it all01:13:27
will be used against the enemy himself01:13:28
Thank you very much Natalya Gumenyuk01:13:31
head of the joint coordination01:13:32
press center of the defense forces of southern Ukraine01:13:34
was on air Fridama you are always welcome01:13:37
Thank you01:13:41
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it will give you an aid package from the USA01:14:42
G7 summit and fighter jets01:14:45
for Ukraine, we’ll talk about all this with01:14:47
our next guests contact us01:14:49
Andrea Kalan representative01:14:51
US State Department01:14:53
Hello Hello01:14:56
The US provides Ukraine with a new aid package01:14:59
Kyiv will receive additional ammunition01:15:02
for Heim with art-shells ammunition for01:15:05
portable anti-tank systems01:15:08
Javelin missile systems also01:15:10
medical machines bridge systems01:15:12
heavy equipment trucks01:15:15
thermal imagers and so on and much more01:15:17
here is the total cost of the military package01:15:19
aid will amount to $375 million, that's about01:15:23
everyone knew about it as a result01:15:25
G7 summit in Hiroshima01:15:27
Andrea How do you rate both this help and01:15:31
other important decisions made during this01:15:33
summit, did it become a landmark01:15:36
Well, as we really saw the USA01:15:40
announced a new aid package And this one01:15:44
the package is significant because it01:15:46
helps Ukraine01:15:48
on the battlefield to defend yourself and not only01:15:52
this will be extremely important for01:15:55
counter-offensive and to01:15:58
to guarantee01:16:00
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borders of Ukraine to ensure that01:16:04
people can live in peace, but that's it01:16:07
because of this, the United States provided assistance and others01:16:10
countries too if we look at the overall01:16:13
packages are not only from the USA from ours01:16:16
partners just uh01:16:19
Ukraine has, well, that’s what you need to01:16:23
conduct a contour introduction to have01:16:26
good positions on the battlefield and here01:16:29
President Byte's trip to Japan01:16:33
your seven was significant because01:16:38
there they discussed various issues but01:16:41
Ukraine was precisely the center of attention and01:16:43
then what01:16:44
he had the opportunity not only to talk with01:16:48
other liters and with the president01:16:50
This is extremely important for Zelensky, yes01:16:53
of course, and at this same summit01:16:56
President Biden declared the leader of the big01:16:58
seven that Washington will support the efforts01:17:01
allies in training Ukrainian01:17:02
pilots on f-16 fighters and now01:17:05
Yesterday evening Yes Secretary of the Air Force Frank01:17:08
Kendall stated that the supply of fighter jets01:17:11
f-16 to Ukraine is a priority for01:17:15
USA literally he said I want01:17:17
quote aircraft transmissions in01:17:19
Ukraine will take several months and after01:17:21
this they will be placed on the territory01:17:24
Ukraine has good news, we have a lot of them01:17:27
were waiting01:17:28
Yes, I know I was asked very often01:17:33
question01:17:34
When will f-16 be on your channel and here it is01:17:39
we just heard from President Barin01:17:42
and from the Pentagon what01:17:45
there will be training01:17:49
on Ukrainian pilots as01:17:52
on f-16 and in the near future we expect01:17:56
What01:17:57
f-16 will be uh in Ukraine01:18:01
we still have to discuss what country they are from01:18:06
go But01:18:08
it's obvious that f-16s will be coming01:18:12
time Well, it’s already known that to Germany01:18:15
Abrams tanks are arriving soon01:18:17
Ukrainian military exercises will begin01:18:19
military on these tanks is about this01:18:21
said US Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget01:18:23
brink hmm what time is it Yes01:18:26
may this training take and what01:18:29
efficiency can be expected from01:18:31
Tanks of this type at the front like them01:18:33
in general they have already proven themselves01:18:36
Well, Abrams is a very powerful tank01:18:40
you can engine and very efficiently you can01:18:44
use this tank01:18:47
on any Earth this could be even if01:18:50
heavy dirt or water is not affected by01:18:54
this tank works very efficiently01:18:58
about how long the training lasts01:19:03
How to use these Tanks and more01:19:08
use A to repair When01:19:11
necessary because it is extremely important too A01:19:14
it depends on the01:19:16
situation it depends on uh how fast a01:19:20
Hmm01:19:21
Ukrainian military who are passing through01:19:24
training and Hmm And it does so01:19:28
We'll see, I can't tell you exactly01:19:31
how many days of the week are there months?01:19:36
if our experience our experience shows that01:19:42
our Ukrainian partners are very experienced and01:19:46
very fast teach how to use new01:19:49
technology Yes, the main thing here after all01:19:51
motivation yes, but our military has it01:19:54
huge Andrea is looking for PMC Wagner01:19:57
workarounds for purchasing weapons for01:20:00
waging war in Ukraine about this the day before01:20:02
reported the US State Department01:20:04
Washington learned that the Wagnerites01:20:07
tried to buy weapons from foreigners01:20:09
suppliers and supposedly for use in01:20:12
Mali however in reality It should01:20:14
it was a transit to go to Russia01:20:17
there was no information yet that these transactions01:20:20
completed But the State Department promises01:20:23
keep a close eye on the situation01:20:26
probably the warning concerns01:20:29
first of all those who decide to sell01:20:31
weapon01:20:33
Well, yes, if someone wants to help Russia in01:20:38
including Wagner man Wagner01:20:40
continues aggression against Ukraine01:20:43
there will be sanctions, there will be very strict measures01:20:47
We saw Wagner buy rockets before01:20:52
from North Korea and saw a statement that01:20:56
in humans01:20:58
new01:21:00
weapons to be used specifically for01:21:03
Ukraine and well, the USA Together with ours01:21:06
partners we will monitor this and we01:21:09
we will do everything possible to ensure that there are01:21:12
consequences if Well, so that all that01:21:15
wanted to collaborate with01:21:17
Russia with Chebak Wagner And so that they01:21:21
knew that there would be consequences and very01:21:24
strong01:21:26
UN Secretary General the day before yesterday01:21:29
made a number of very important statements like this01:21:31
Antonio Gooderish said that the time has come01:21:34
reform both the Security Council and01:21:36
Breton Woods system has a lot about it01:21:39
there was talk and about the system01:21:41
UN voting use01:21:43
legal advice and that Russia is illegal01:21:46
takes its place especially after01:21:48
like Lavrov in April Yes, he came to01:21:50
New York and told the whole world that01:21:52
That's what democracy is, that's what Guterres said01:21:54
that the global financial architecture01:21:56
became outdated, became incapacitated and01:21:59
How unfair do you like this assessment?01:22:01
from his mouth01:22:03
but we really see that he is needed01:22:06
Reform Gutierrez spoke about this01:22:10
Our Ambassador Linda Thomas Greenfield spoke01:22:14
President Paidn himself spoke about this01:22:17
this is when he performed before the fall01:22:21
last year and so it’s clear that01:22:25
Russia's decision01:22:28
bargain to Ukraine and disrespect uh01:22:32
territorial integrity of Ukraine A01:22:35
This violates01:22:37
the fundamental principles are what we need01:22:40
reforms e In addition, we see that01:22:43
Russia uses01:22:45
security And as a platform For01:22:49
distribution company deformation A01:22:52
so something needs to be done and we are the ones01:22:56
We work together and the USA Together with ours01:22:59
partners from democratic countries from01:23:01
many countries of the world01:23:03
We stand together to find how01:23:07
the way forward but here it is important01:23:11
look at it as an important implementation01:23:15
Despite the fact that Russia violates these01:23:19
the fundamental principles he is01:23:21
important organization important platforms01:23:25
to talk about global problems here01:23:30
For example01:23:32
health hmm01:23:35
climate change and others and we must01:23:40
look at reforms and don’t give up01:23:42
from this implementation01:23:44
Thank you very much for your01:23:47
comments and explanations for this01:23:49
meaningful conversation for our viewers01:23:51
Let me remind you Andreak Alan representative01:23:53
US State Department was with01:23:55
We're in touch, thank you, we're always glad to see you01:23:57
Thank you01:24:00
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tactical fire engineering01:25:02
preparation still topography medicine01:25:04
Rivne region has completed preparations01:25:06
soldiers of the reserve forces battalion01:25:08
territorial defense of the West is01:25:10
men and women, most of whom01:25:12
before the Great War had no military experience01:25:14
How the training went. Further in the story01:25:23
like this in tactical classes01:25:25
military personnel are practicing01:25:27
fighting skills in the forest do not suffer01:25:29
only to attack, but also to defend01:25:32
infantryman but the infantryman's best friend is not01:25:34
only a machine gun but also a shovel and a shovel01:25:37
shoveled a lot Today we are learning01:25:40
works well with most automatic machines01:25:42
there were no these men before the Great War01:25:44
had nothing to do with military affairs01:25:46
are now fluent in all types01:25:48
small arms And each of them with01:25:51
easily applies a tourniquet to yourself or01:25:53
to a wounded brother, every infantryman01:25:55
the battlefield must be able to protect not only01:25:58
yourself but also your fellow instructors01:26:01
experienced fighters who have already passed the garnishment01:26:03
wars in the hottest spots of wars with01:26:06
call sign Dad won the battle under the raisins and01:26:08
over time, near Slavyansk is now in the rear01:26:10
trains reservists01:26:12
preparing an individual fighter for any01:26:15
type of battle That is, it’s like cleaning up the cops01:26:18
premises forest field That is all01:26:22
included in the training that gives01:26:25
the opportunity to feel free in01:26:28
one or another area and conduct battles01:26:31
fighters also undergo engineering01:26:33
preparation, here they learn how to set stretchers01:26:35
so that the enemy does not notice them01:26:40
our boys and girls will know for sure01:26:43
how to place it, how to find it, stretching and01:26:47
how to harm it01:26:49
Leopard alone I am a leopard Checking connection Reception01:26:53
Julia is responsible for communications for her company01:26:55
the girls are only 22 and have been01:26:58
trains at the same level as the guys01:27:01
the most important thing is correct communication01:27:04
between all echelons of platoon commanders and01:27:06
company and the most important thing for personal life01:27:08
composition The deeper the better because01:27:11
there may be other teams at any time01:27:14
they know what will happen in a real battle01:27:16
much heavier therefore completely01:27:18
master military tactics while they have it01:27:20
such an opportunity in the rear01:27:29
n region soldiers are being trained01:27:31
regional reserve battalion01:27:33
Directorate of Territorial Defense Forces01:27:35
West intensive classes lasted a month01:27:37
during this time, each of the military learned01:27:40
everything that an infantry rifleman should be able to do01:27:44
this is the initial level of citizen education01:27:47
who had no military experience and01:27:50
accordingly they were taught order01:27:52
using weapons of all types from AK to01:27:55
grenade launcher and further general skills01:27:58
engineering tactical medicine tactics01:28:02
and behavior on the battlefield I think it's01:28:05
It will be useful not only for me but also01:28:08
for the Twin Cities who are waiting for us there is an enemy01:28:11
ours is not sleeping and does not regret retreating already01:28:15
nowhere all wars are motivated and01:28:17
most of them didn't wait for the summons01:28:19
the military registration and enlistment offices came voluntarily now it's01:28:22
thousands of trained fighters as soon as01:28:24
there will be an order ready to move forward01:28:26
I will help Ukrainian defenders who01:28:29
holding back the enemy in the east of the country01:28:33
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I swear to uphold the Constitution of the Republic01:28:45
Zaire defend the Central Constitution01:28:49
African Empire to defend the Constitution01:28:52
Russian Federation01:28:54
it was a fiction he decided to cancel01:28:58
the Constitution which did not allow him01:29:00
to be president for more than one term is01:29:03
Dictatorship in its purest form was spoken in Russia01:29:06
state with centralization01:29:08
traditions, here we are, these are all attempts01:29:11
justify the correctness of this01:29:13
a single leader he became the first after God01:29:17
the only master of the country of all01:29:19
wealth and people01:29:21
really liked it01:29:25
slave self-consciousness you only need01:29:28
the deity we worshiped is in prison01:29:51
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Head of the Main Intelligence Directorate01:30:40
Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Kirill01:30:41
Budanov recorded a video message to01:30:43
Russian military personnel fighting in01:30:46
territory of Ukraine, he calls on the Russians01:30:48
who quote are lucky to survive in meat01:30:51
assaults and broken trenches to surrender in01:30:54
captivity How to save your life Where01:30:56
Contact Kirill Budanov in detail01:30:58
told and warned there will be more to come01:31:01
worse, let's listen to his direct speech01:31:04
For more than a year now, the Kremlin regime has not01:31:07
can achieve no goal01:31:08
set at the beginning of the invasion of01:31:11
Ukraine I appeal to the Russian military01:31:13
to those lucky enough to survive meat assaults01:31:15
and broken trenches will be even worse for you01:31:19
there is a choice to die or save your life01:31:22
in Ukraine there is a state01:31:23
I want to live project that helps01:31:25
servicemen of the Russian army01:31:27
units have already withdrawn hundreds01:31:29
Russian soldiers across the front line01:31:31
Now they live in safety01:31:33
under normal conditions under supervision01:31:35
International Committee of the Red Cross01:31:37
with power supply and ability to make calls01:31:39
home and receive parcels all of them01:31:42
are registered as captured in battle01:31:44
Therefore, in Russia it continues to accrue and01:31:47
combat and salary they also have a choice01:31:50
sit out the war and return home after01:31:53
its completion or not to return to01:31:55
the Russian Federation in general, those who01:31:57
goes through the project I want to live have01:31:58
the right to seek asylum in Ukraine and a number of01:32:01
other countries of the European Union you01:32:03
you can end the war now01:32:05
you have to wait until they kill you or it's hard01:32:07
hurt contact me project I want to live and we01:32:10
we will help you get out of the impending01:32:12
meat grinders01:32:14
we will talk about this and more with our01:32:17
next guest This is Ivan Stupak military01:32:19
Expert of the Ukrainian Institute of the Future01:32:21
hello yes hello Thank you for that01:32:24
invited Well, it’s no secret what’s ahead01:32:27
great Ukrainian offensive01:32:29
liberators even to non-military people Yes01:32:32
it’s clear what awaits the invader01:32:34
side of Ukraine all service01:32:36
the civilized world and the best examples01:32:38
weapons and equipment head of the Ukrainian01:32:40
intelligence recorded an appeal to01:32:42
to the military personnel of the Russian Federation we01:32:45
now they heard him together but also01:32:47
there really is still a possibility01:32:49
surrender until, as they say, not01:32:51
it started here there is not a single reasonable one01:32:53
reasons to die on foreign soil as01:32:56
do you think they will listen01:32:58
I want to believe that I will listen. Here you are01:33:00
you do such a great job when01:33:02
show to residents of the Russian Federation01:33:04
what is really happening in Ukraine01:33:06
that is, not from the point of view of propaganda from01:33:08
point of view of what is really happening01:33:10
here you will show video frames, that is, this01:33:13
a huge amount of photo and video material01:33:15
there is no way to even retouch yes01:33:19
or Photoshop as they like in Russian01:33:22
Federations you show them every time01:33:24
bring it into your head little by little01:33:26
the prospect that awaits I want them01:33:29
understood that surrender was indeed01:33:31
this is the best way to protect yourself for your homeland01:33:35
By the way, on one of the false ones01:33:37
they showed the video and it said yes01:33:39
you have to live for your Motherland, they have to die Live01:33:42
you don't die why die for someone01:33:44
What interests do you pursue? Yes you01:33:47
you can appeal to the fact that here we have01:33:49
criminal liability has been introduced there01:33:51
surrender is destined Come here01:33:53
give up, there's RDK if he's free01:33:56
which they really don't01:33:59
something And a lot of things in order to01:34:01
change the situation surrender captivity01:34:03
go to serve in these formations and01:34:06
change your country for the better Yes01:34:09
That’s basically what Kirill Budanov says01:34:10
but give up three meals a day You can01:34:14
just wait until Russia's defeat01:34:16
then you don't want to go home01:34:18
no one will come back home01:34:20
forcing people to do this is already too much01:34:23
there is evidence there, it’s no secret that in01:34:25
captivity to the Russian military are01:34:27
better than their own commanders01:34:29
in the trenches, look, I'm even yours like this01:34:32
I’ll explain to the audience, many have doubts01:34:34
Well, of course TV is beautiful01:34:36
it's really a lot to tell01:34:38
listen worse here with us We are moving to01:34:42
We won’t be able to achieve Europe even if we01:34:45
for example, they didn’t want to, but it’s bad there01:34:46
treat prisoners with their captives01:34:48
We have a convention, this convention is not on01:34:51
on paper these are requirements that must be fulfilled01:34:55
which are checked by our Western01:34:57
friends colleagues allies regularly01:35:00
their01:35:01
ambassadors diplomats various employees01:35:04
come to the places where you are being held01:35:07
prisoners of war and check how they are to us01:35:09
contained That is, it is constant01:35:12
check If somewhere suddenly God forbid01:35:14
information will appear about what's wrong with the Russians01:35:16
prisoners will be treated poorly01:35:18
Ukraine has problems so we don’t want01:35:21
we create such problems for ourselves01:35:24
a certain level of non-Comfort Comfort01:35:27
wrong content level01:35:30
necessary which is required by everyone01:35:33
standards of the European Union in the European01:35:35
council01:35:36
European standards for normal quality01:35:39
human content is the most important thing01:35:42
human human treatment01:35:44
permanent detention of prisoners of war01:35:46
communication with family the opportunity to receive01:35:48
parcels will certainly be easy01:35:50
some kind of sanatorium01:35:52
the audience saw that when your prisoners01:35:54
come back after a long time01:35:57
for some reason did not stay with the Banderas01:35:59
for some reason all the searches come back01:36:01
people who return with turning points01:36:04
for some reason my arms have lost 40 kg01:36:06
everyone is happy01:36:09
there were significant moments when these01:36:12
here are your prisoners back in Russian01:36:14
Federation01:36:16
they tell01:36:19
how they tried to force him to listen01:36:21
Ukrainian songs are simply unbearable torment01:36:27
forced to eat Ukrainian food three times01:36:29
a day and contact your family But01:36:31
honestly the poor guy is actually very01:36:36
the right position if you came to01:36:38
foreign land you have two options or01:36:40
die here or surrender I think01:36:42
that the wisest thing of course is to give up and01:36:44
here Kirill Budanov is right that01:36:46
he says yes absolutely, there are chances01:36:49
Which Yes there you can grab it ok there01:36:52
play such a combination that we came01:36:54
fight here For what For whom Which01:36:58
your final goal is you yourself, I am sure that01:37:00
one hundred percent of Russian military personnel01:37:02
they don’t know to what purpose they are fighting01:37:05
Ukraine somewhere is the finish line where is that01:37:08
checkered flag after which they will say Hurray01:37:10
won even I don’t know in any race01:37:13
there is some way you need to go there01:37:15
number of laps after this finish Yes in01:37:18
football You have time to play01:37:19
finished in this war you don't have01:37:22
you don't have a finish line, you don't have a goal01:37:24
which all some Cupid gave you01:37:28
amorphous ephemeral fuzzy incomprehensible01:37:31
not blurry I want you to understand01:37:33
addressing the Russians that the absence01:37:36
clear formulations are the basis for01:37:38
derivative now you live in this01:37:40
arbitrarily, and many of them01:37:43
they didn’t know the name Bakhmut or01:37:45
Artemov, as they call it now, lived there01:37:47
somewhere there in Tyva Yes, that's it01:37:50
Russian regions and had no idea01:37:52
the existence of such a settlement01:37:54
and suddenly it needs to be stormed there01:37:56
protect liberate for the sake of what and from whom01:37:59
to liberate on foreign soil01:38:01
from the citizens of this country This is it01:38:05
you know what the phrase is called?01:38:07
cognitive dissonance in my head01:38:09
probably formed, but when they are already01:38:11
get into the trenches they begin to understand01:38:12
where did they get what and why and in this01:38:15
the moment is not too late at this moment just01:38:19
there is still an opportunity to give we saw01:38:20
wonderful videos of how prisoners are taken out01:38:23
using Drones when remember this01:38:25
interesting video when in the trenches01:38:28
seeing a drone, a Russian soldier just01:38:30
throws down the weapon shows that I'm not fighting01:38:32
they drop him a note and follows the drone01:38:34
he goes after the drone and is taken prisoner and01:38:37
so he stayed alive and shown01:38:40
what goes there literally through the corpses of its own01:38:42
the comrades who are lying there are of no use to anyone01:38:45
necessary And in these trenches and he goes alive and01:38:48
he survived after the war after the defeat01:38:50
It is possible for Russia to return home but01:38:54
he was lucky in the grand scheme of things because01:38:55
in the heat of war they might not have figured it out01:38:58
They’ll just throw explosives at you and that’s it01:39:00
find your bearings in time01:39:02
our military united correctly01:39:04
read his signals must understand01:39:06
What01:39:08
battles it is not always possible to understand what01:39:10
a person wants to give up, yes it is possible Without01:39:12
weapons but you don’t understand, you see01:39:13
he's just an occupier on our land01:39:15
the invader is subject to destruction Here01:39:18
there was such nobility01:39:20
because it's much easier to throw it at him01:39:23
there is this grenade and forget about it Yes they are01:39:26
they saw that the person would have to01:39:28
killed him and took him out with the help of a drone01:39:30
captivity is01:39:31
Yes, how long did they lead him? The most important thing is01:39:34
that in the footage you can see what’s in it01:39:36
he shoots himself and shows that I’m there01:39:38
will kill01:39:40
they brought him there for an hour if I'm not mistaken01:39:43
it took a very long time to get to the front lines01:39:46
our units were brought, that is,01:39:48
Imagine what work was done01:39:49
our military, that is, they saw him01:39:51
Let's not kill him Yes they are01:39:53
sent a drone wrote Him a note01:39:55
give up, you sent the drone there again01:39:57
sent to him, he read the drone leads it01:40:01
It’s not just that there’s 20 meters there01:40:03
ran across a serious story was his01:40:05
saved, that is, it shows again01:40:07
Ukrainian military is not bloodthirsty no01:40:10
the desire to simply kill is a desire01:40:12
for the Russian military to remove our01:40:14
territory is another proof of that01:40:16
that you can calmly surrender01:40:18
Ukrainian army and get all those01:40:21
guarantees that Kirill Budan said yes01:40:24
yes fully supports01:40:27
in the Belgorod region would like01:40:28
discuss with you. Ukraine does not have01:40:31
attitude towards what is happening there about01:40:33
This was stated by the adviser to the head of the whole01:40:34
President Mikhail Podolyak on Twitter01:40:37
as far as I understand they operate there01:40:39
after all, the Russian Partisans are the Legion01:40:41
Freedom of Russia Russian volunteer01:40:43
the body that was placed in front of you01:40:45
goals to free Russia from Putin in order to01:40:47
prevent it from falling apart in the end01:40:50
catastrophe Yes Russian Volunteers Here01:40:53
they are moving through the Belgorod region01:40:54
and reportedly do not touch civilians01:40:57
people are simply encouraged to hold on01:40:59
away from the military. How do you like these?01:41:01
yesterday's news including waiting01:41:04
Is there such a riot in Russia?01:41:06
so look right here again01:41:08
I'm turning to yours01:41:10
Russian viewers01:41:13
there were constant videos Yes, it was like yesterday01:41:15
ordinary citizens of Belgorod since they are in01:41:18
terrified that the helicopter is flying by and is being dropped01:41:20
these heat traps are all terrified How so01:41:23
what's going on there are tears in the back01:41:25
in terms of this video I remember01:41:28
literally 8 seconds of it when there's a resident01:41:30
of this village he looks out the window with01:41:32
with his phone he pushes back the curtain and sees01:41:35
window of a serviceman not of his own army01:41:38
someone else's armored vehicles are yellow01:41:43
covered with duct tape and you can hear the background01:41:46
how hard he breathes, how scared he is01:41:48
just a second guys, there's nothing to scare you01:41:52
don't kill you, don't shoot anyone01:41:55
recovery vehicle that was leaving01:41:57
was not shot, the armor was heavy01:41:59
no one's house was broken into using the equipment01:42:01
picked up there01:42:02
blanket irons no one was raped then01:42:06
there is a big difference it seems to you01:42:07
that Oh, how scary this is nothing yet01:42:10
scary at all they didn’t kill you at all01:42:12
you weren't shot simply because01:42:13
you will be on the street from large-caliber01:42:15
machine guns there are a lot of videos where01:42:17
Russian soldiers shoot01:42:19
just a car with pensioners01:42:21
becomes a traffic light to their misfortune01:42:24
just shot like in shooting range A01:42:26
How interesting is the Civilian car01:42:27
will survive the explosion of a large-caliber weapon there01:42:30
machine gun shoots him like in general01:42:34
I appreciate this, I appreciate everything more01:42:36
situation to return Already questions to01:42:38
in your opinion this is more of an image campaign more01:42:41
to show how much01:42:43
The border of the Russian Federation is full of holes01:42:45
how unprotected it is remember for a long time01:42:48
time there was such information that01:42:49
there was a social contract between01:42:52
Putin and citizens of the Russian01:42:54
Federation that we are here, you don’t bother us01:42:56
in the Kremlin Yes, we guarantee you01:42:58
security no one will attack you01:43:00
take hostages01:43:02
he broke his contract01:43:04
security no security01:43:06
the borders are full of holes, I'll remind you what's wrong01:43:10
Belgorod region01:43:13
about 10 billion were allocated there01:43:16
rubles for security01:43:18
fortifications01:43:21
observation continued your thought Yes01:43:24
local authorities it turned out all the time01:43:25
What01:43:26
took and stole money for construction01:43:28
these useless defense structures01:43:30
were completely defenseless against01:43:33
organized resistance of the same01:43:35
their own Russians and the FSB Apparently01:43:37
I thought it might happen too01:43:40
they didn't do anything, it looks like the authorities01:43:43
verification turned out to be weak01:43:45
crumble little by little01:43:47
we played all the money, it's called01:43:49
the numbers are 10 billion rubles but for many01:43:51
it was just not clear 10 billion01:43:54
rubles Many large number of zeros01:43:56
It’s not clear how much you’re transferring to01:43:58
normal money Well, of course it’s 12501:44:00
million dollars for a second but01:44:02
the group consists of several hundred01:44:04
small number of people01:44:05
armored vehicles passed passed by the way in01:44:08
in this regard it was very revealing for me01:44:10
the reaction of Russian propaganda is simple01:44:12
it was really their money01:44:15
work out how they justified the passage01:44:17
this group and why it didn’t exist01:44:20
fortification battles structures they01:44:22
they just said that01:44:23
drg she just didn’t have time to get to Saint01:44:27
the Tallinn line is much deeper in01:44:29
territory somewhere in the Moscow area Yes,01:44:31
there is the Garden Ring, that is, somewhere01:44:33
is there So we just beat01:44:35
here the Ukrainian drg beat them again01:44:38
in fact it's not all Ukrainian01:44:40
Citizens of the Russian Federation Ukrainians01:44:42
no, I saw this01:44:44
sarcastic indignation from the outside01:44:46
our military who say something01:44:48
There is01:44:49
we're fighting, yes, and to enter the territory01:44:52
Russian Federation needs a passport01:44:53
Russian Federation Well, that's it01:44:55
unfair yes that is well so well it is01:44:56
it was said01:45:00
To understand what the goal was, the task was here01:45:03
this group I personally see mine like this01:45:05
estimate to stretch Russian troops across01:45:08
the entire front line, that is, in order to01:45:09
close these holes, I'm sure that01:45:12
The Russian command will be forced01:45:13
I don't know about individual areas01:45:16
Vladivostok Novosibirsk from Murmansk01:45:19
Perhaps even from Donetsk Bakhmut01:45:22
or some kind of Kherson direction01:45:24
people, some military personnel, some01:45:26
equipment and place it along the border. And you01:45:29
you know just recently a month there or01:45:31
a half ago there was information that01:45:33
in Russia they offered01:45:36
create such a militia to protect01:45:39
state border because that and01:45:41
there was no one to guard this border01:45:43
remember there was such an initiative Yes yes there01:45:46
there was a place there were photographs They were wearing helmets01:45:49
during the Second World War who is wearing flip-flops01:45:51
stood Who was unloading but I understand that01:45:53
the idea did not live very long, that is01:45:55
at the stage of photographing some money01:45:59
and then when the money was allocated, it’s probably01:46:01
and it was as if the idea went away along with the money01:46:03
no longer interesting, especially since the money01:46:05
allocated only for a shelter for a thousand bombs01:46:09
refuge throughout the Russian territory01:46:10
The federations just cut the money yes We01:46:13
we remember there was some video when01:46:15
some woman was talking out the window01:46:17
the basements are closed, it’s like there’s nowhere to run01:46:19
And by the way, it’s still completely unclear01:46:22
how many rebel Russians do they have?01:46:23
most likely many were waiting for supporters01:46:26
this Legion will come in and not yet01:46:29
It’s clear how they will develop further, but01:46:31
Apparently, these are far-sighted people01:46:33
correctly withdraw money from ATMs and01:46:36
refuel the cars, take out their canisters01:46:38
families away is exactly what we saw01:46:40
in the video what we saw01:46:42
Yes, that’s right, we don’t know what’s there now01:46:46
is happening for sure, we won’t accelerate01:46:50
on the video that we are online01:46:53
yes, that is, it’s already been happening for 24 hours01:46:56
this is the situation in the Belgorod region01:46:59
The Russian Federation could not do this01:47:02
localize nothing That is, they couldn’t01:47:04
the FSB just introduced the Russian Guard to gather01:47:07
Counter-terrorist operation mode01:47:09
Let us remind you that it is entered if in the region01:47:11
issued by order of the superior01:47:13
Regional Directorate of the FSB if01:47:15
several regions this is the director of the FSB01:47:17
reduces that is, I have a question01:47:20
Where is Ramzan Kadyrov?01:47:26
guardsmen Yes, they should have been the first01:47:28
go to the localization where his reactions01:47:31
where is his performance against the backdrop of the Louis pear01:47:34
Vuitton Yes, here in my office01:47:35
gilded Why there is no reaction 2401:47:37
hours the Kremlin how the Kremlin reacted everything01:47:40
what they couldn't say very much01:47:42
Concerned about deep whether the concert is deep01:47:44
concern about the action of Ukrainian hole01:47:46
once again the Ukrainian hole No there is01:47:48
Citizens of the Russian Federation who01:47:51
weapons01:47:52
propaganda understanding of course there01:47:54
there are no Ukrainians among these Yes And here’s another thing01:47:56
The CSTO decided on two such interesting points01:48:00
pretend it's nothing at all01:48:01
happening yes that is no statement01:48:03
not from the secretary there are no participants in power01:48:06
what's going on Let it happen01:48:09
the amazing reaction for me was from01:48:12
Belarusian dictator Lukashenko who01:48:14
just like the CSTO decided that sometimes01:48:16
it's better to chew than to say something and01:48:18
remained silent, that is, the telegram channel01:48:20
filled with some kind of meetings01:48:23
talk there, grab your head there01:48:26
to conclude sleeves about Belgorod at all01:48:29
words and quietly they become stronger01:48:31
because they understand that if01:48:33
the territory of the Republic of Belarus will enter01:48:35
Belarusian patriots with for example01:48:37
Kalinovsky regiment then the scale01:48:40
promotions will be much more serious01:48:43
more intense than most likely this01:48:46
the floor will support a sufficient amount01:48:48
people That's right, yes, by the way, Russians01:48:51
then they began to remove nuclear weapons from01:48:54
storage facilities of the Belgorod region of the Russian Federation about01:48:55
this said national or marathon01:48:57
representative of the Main Directorate01:48:59
intelligence Andrey Yusov also signaled01:49:01
Quite serious, there are just polygons here01:49:04
not even a training ground01:49:07
there is the center which is Belgorod 2201:49:10
there is a military unit that belongs to01:49:12
12 main board of the Ministry01:49:15
Defense of the Russian Federation is engaged01:49:16
directly that's all that01:49:18
related to nuclear weapons01:49:20
17 kilometers01:49:23
and once again for the sake of objectivity we don’t know01:49:26
eat what was there there was there01:49:28
either a tactical nuclear weapon or01:49:31
strategic or some kind of spare01:49:33
parts or repair base something from there01:49:36
started urgently transporting01:49:40
believed that the purpose of this group is01:49:43
capture of this particular military01:49:45
parts01:49:47
but at this time in Bakhmut they continue01:49:50
Ukrainian military battles are advancing on01:49:53
flanks as far as I remember here is Sergei01:49:55
fraught yesterday already said that01:49:58
We've already advanced about 200-40001:50:01
meters in different areas before01:50:02
talked about advancing 700 meters01:50:05
which was and according to the General01:50:07
Syrsky Russians in the city soon01:50:09
time may fall into tactical01:50:11
environment what kind of development do you see?01:50:13
situations01:50:15
we understand that the information is from the front01:50:19
arrived very late for us01:50:20
For civilians because we don't need01:50:22
see everything online That is, those cards01:50:25
which are in the public domain they are not01:50:26
always show what they really are01:50:28
in fact, they do not reflect this reality01:50:31
come late if01:50:34
perspective means01:50:36
the design appears somewhere like01:50:38
experienced chess players, he already understands01:50:40
in 2-3 years he understands what it’s all about01:50:42
will lead and start playing01:50:44
the combination is clear that now there is no01:50:46
not the gender of the environment But to this01:50:49
really suits those who01:50:51
the Russians boasted about it. Hurray We are here01:50:54
captured or rather not even captured01:50:55
destroyed bakhmud I say again and again01:50:58
guys Everything is just beginning, nothing yet01:51:00
it didn't end when they put theirs01:51:02
a rag01:51:03
Wagner or Tricolor Q on ours01:51:06
our destroyed city somewhere on01:51:08
in the western outskirts this does not mean that01:51:10
everyone now you go over the defense you01:51:13
our military must defend itself now01:51:15
they will squeeze you out as you will01:51:16
defend these ruins which01:51:18
now showing this question How are you01:51:20
will be supplied also question therefore01:51:22
once again everyone is just getting started and how01:51:25
I understand there is still a lot of bakhmut around there01:51:27
there are dominant heights of which01:51:29
you can see the city very clearly and01:51:32
Can01:51:34
strong enough impact with fire01:51:37
Well, our military finds the enemy01:51:39
opportunity I believe they will find How how01:51:42
will affect still turns on01:51:44
the story with or not Prigozhin promised that01:51:47
Yes The day after tomorrow, withdraw your troops will begin01:51:50
withdraw Yes, he said that until June 101:51:52
there will be no Wagnerites And on May 25 he will begin01:51:55
bring out your people Apparently dressed01:51:57
one of the signs of impending01:51:59
catastrophe This is Prigogine's escape from01:52:01
his mercenaries are very interesting here01:52:03
you know that you didn’t say your word about01:52:05
Russian Ministry of Defense and General Staff Yes they are01:52:07
there they divided this victory in half, I see01:52:09
that she's not in the hallway, she's unhappy with this because01:52:11
what he wanted was that Victory was his personally01:52:13
Putin divided his personal in half, he said01:52:16
Wagner and there the regular part of the Ministry of Defense01:52:19
have already started appearing online01:52:21
award document Yes, there is something to protect01:52:24
there are Russian military personnel there01:52:25
there are a large number of armies there, but once again01:52:29
said his word, will he allow it to go out?01:52:34
generally from there It’s not just like that, that is01:52:36
there you can’t say Oh well, you know01:52:38
Oh my God, I worked everything at the construction site01:52:40
like I went yeah how's my shift01:52:41
over Yes I went no so here's the Topic01:52:44
There won’t be And there won’t be such a story Completely01:52:46
it’s possible that on the other side they can01:52:48
meet the barrel of regular machine guns01:52:51
parts and just pallets of machines again01:52:54
force them to return to their positions, that is01:52:56
Let's see there are less than two days left01:52:58
Let's see how it develops I think01:53:01
that most likely this will be the case with them01:53:03
that is not a complete set of personnel, moreover01:53:06
the shortcomings of people, especially if you take01:53:08
Wagner, they have already more or less passed01:53:10
some kind of military school Even these prisoners01:53:13
who were there were survivors, they were already at least01:53:14
somehow they know how to fight and let these go01:53:17
there would be people from the front line, at least01:53:18
stupid from the point of view of military leaders01:53:21
Russian ones, especially with them, let’s say so01:53:24
not love Yes, to put it mildly Prigozhin is unlikely01:53:28
will they give him such a gift?01:53:31
Well, yes, because this burden falls on01:53:33
Ministry of Defense immediately regular01:53:35
parts here you can leave this one here01:53:38
Wanner spacer go ahead01:53:40
move on, that is, I think so01:53:43
you know the situation01:53:44
The Ministry of Defense is trying to win How01:53:47
how to grind with our hands01:53:49
Ukrainian dude Var on this01:53:51
there is practically nothing in the direction from it01:53:53
not left and let's say even more yes01:53:56
I see now it sounds like a fantasy but I01:53:57
I don’t rule out this option at all01:53:59
developments When the Russian01:54:01
Ministry of Defense Well, conceptually Russian01:54:03
the military will be able to let in01:54:06
toss toss01:54:09
accommodation details01:54:13
Shtabovner or Prigozhin’s vision itself01:54:15
in this direction by the Ukrainian military01:54:17
so that with our Ukrainian hands01:54:20
the military to bring something together with him, that is01:54:22
this option is generally within the framework01:54:25
intelligence services work very easily The enemy01:54:28
my enemy yes this is my friend01:54:30
that is, practically you think that01:54:33
Prigozhin and his thugs are already01:54:35
for the Russian Ministry of Defense for01:54:37
command is waste material01:54:39
Well, how to work off the money spent on him?01:54:42
there's just a big roof in the face01:54:44
they called Yes, there are three such forces who01:54:46
supports Evgeniy Prigozhin most01:54:48
at the highest level this is Yuri Kovalchuk01:54:50
Putin's closest friend at the lowest is01:54:53
Sergei Kiriyenko first deputy head01:54:55
Russian Federation and at the third level01:54:58
the third listed is Alexey Dyumin before01:55:02
former governor of the Tula region01:55:03
Deputy Minister of Defense former employee01:55:06
military intelligence former deputy chief01:55:09
Presidential Security Service01:55:10
Russian Federation, that is, very much like that01:55:16
a person who has entrances and exits to01:55:18
The Kremlin allegedly these three people01:55:21
we don't know for sure I think that01:55:23
The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation has01:55:25
a huge grudge against Prigozhin and now he’s trying01:55:27
get even with him in every possible way01:55:29
especially explain how lately01:55:32
Well, that's as cynical as possible01:55:34
parishioners treat Shoigu with Gerasim01:55:38
it’s not just some kind of relationship anymore01:55:41
just personal and hurt and something01:55:43
hostility so he writes these letters Yes there01:55:46
about reindeer herders about something else01:55:48
so humiliating from the outside01:55:51
Ministry of Defense zero reaction But generally speaking01:55:53
there is, I think there is a huge resentment there01:55:55
hatred that will be converted into01:55:58
something very similar, you know it won’t happen there01:56:00
video message from Shoigu in the background I don’t know01:56:02
some kind of zoo or something, I don’t know01:56:05
garden where he tells how he is there01:56:07
achieved victories there will be latent01:56:09
Revenge shells will be deprived01:56:12
send to difficult sectors of the front01:56:14
minimize the supply of some kind01:56:16
spare parts and maybe even01:56:18
play along with the Ukrainian military in order to01:56:20
filmed01:56:23
tell me the tanks have arrived in Germany01:56:26
Abrams And soon they will begin01:56:29
Ukrainian military training01:56:31
Ukrainian military on these tanks about01:56:33
US Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget said this01:56:36
Brinka How much do you think01:56:38
this training may take time I do01:56:40
I understand that these tanks are enough01:56:42
compatible with leopards because01:56:43
they developed from the same platform Yes01:56:47
these two directions and that is, they are not01:56:51
it will be more difficult for our soldiers to master than01:56:53
leopards What do you think I will sincerely say01:56:56
I don't know how technical they are01:56:58
difficult It is clear that according to our estimates01:57:01
specialists that are more difficult than leopards01:57:03
you forget your specificity there01:57:06
feet yes there inches this is all to translate01:57:09
need I'm sure that this is the principle on01:57:11
the software has already been translated at the factory01:57:13
the inscriptions were all translated there01:57:15
translated to the metric system01:57:17
the first thing, but our military is not the first01:57:19
once I show how they can fail01:57:22
ease01:57:23
pass faster pass more intense pass01:57:25
curriculum systems01:57:27
than this is provided for by some01:57:30
I know with some instructions Yes there01:57:32
the instructions say you need 18 months there01:57:35
our military is there for there three times01:57:37
it's faster, just the same with khaimar01:57:39
themselves studied from 3 there are three sevens and with01:57:43
tanks with different equipment, that is01:57:45
much faster even with a fighter01:57:48
16 said first remember 40 months01:57:52
up to 40 months of training on the f-16 later01:57:56
February Deputy Minister of Defense01:57:59
USA01:58:01
Kolinkal He said that when he performed01:58:05
before the congress he said that the deadline01:58:08
minimum period of study for Ukrainian01:58:10
pilots 18 months plus the same amount for01:58:13
gear 16 already turns out to be four That01:58:17
it turns out that it’s possible, in principle, like01:58:19
this program01:58:20
here this is what we read this is what we don’t read01:58:23
this I know this I then I don’t need this01:58:26
That is, you can reduce it to a minimum somewhere01:58:28
which we need01:58:30
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support for Ukraine is one of the main02:01:22
agenda items at the meeting02:01:25
Ministers of Defense of the European Union in02:01:27
A correspondent is currently working in Brussels02:01:29
Freedom TV channel Vitaly Sizov he02:01:32
will tell us the main news of this02:01:34
meetings Vitaly Good afternoon02:01:37
Good afternoon, so what are they discussing today?02:01:40
EU defense ministers may already exist02:01:43
some statements02:01:45
I already have a number of statements for myself02:01:48
identified two main ones. The first is one of02:01:52
the most important thing is that the so-called02:01:55
coalition to supply aircraft to Ukraine02:01:57
in terms of delivery, not just Soviet02:02:00
aircraft and modern f-16s she started02:02:04
her work is already known her first02:02:08
participants already know the first plans and02:02:11
first steps a little more about this02:02:14
said the Minister of Defense of the Netherlands02:02:17
kaisa ollongren let's listen to us02:02:21
there is a quote from her02:02:23
I'm really happy that last year02:02:26
Friday Washington gave the green light for02:02:28
training of Ukrainian pilots in combat02:02:31
airplanes from 16 and this means that we02:02:33
we can continue to do what02:02:35
planned the building and our other02:02:37
allies to start these trainings of course02:02:40
this is only the first step that is necessary02:02:42
do we have to have pilots who02:02:44
know how to fly these planes and02:02:47
the next step is to search02:02:48
planes directly to a date02:02:51
Belgium UK joined02:02:53
this coalition for the supply of aircraft02:02:55
Of course we start negotiations with others02:02:57
countries because we have green02:02:59
light Who is she it means not countries can02:03:03
take place02:03:16
there is another Aspect, this is the execution of the act02:03:22
about joint procurement this is one million02:03:26
units of shells and other ammunition02:03:28
which need to be delivered to Ukraine in02:03:30
there are some difficulties throughout the year02:03:33
merging production and today it is02:03:35
this will be discussed in particular02:03:37
That there are not enough workers and raw materials everywhere02:03:41
but all this can be overcome in context02:03:43
this question is02:03:45
question of Hungary which is blocking02:03:48
blocks half a billion euros in peace fund02:03:55
European Peace Foundation which is part02:03:58
finances military purchases for Ukraine02:04:01
but it's not too much of a challenge for02:04:04
European Union and head of the European02:04:07
diplomacy assured that all funds are in02:04:11
will be unlocked anyway02:04:13
nothing to worry about02:04:16
in Ukraine is increasing and even through02:04:18
this fund And I will repeat this fund This02:04:21
only one of the delivery tools02:04:23
ammunition in Ukraine through this fund02:04:26
much more money has passed than02:04:29
European officials expected We have02:04:32
[ __ ] quote Let's be the first to hear02:04:35
mouth what he said02:04:37
concluded we will solve this issue we cannot02:04:41
block support for Ukraine, I am sure02:04:43
that it will be unlocked thanks to02:04:46
We have mobilized for the European Peace Fund02:04:48
10 billion euros in support of Ukraine02:04:51
member countries have provided us with invoices for02:04:53
10 billion euros and that’s much more than we02:04:57
expected02:05:02
On my own behalf, I would also add that the general02:05:06
assistance from the European Union It has long been02:05:09
exceeded the amount of 50 billion euros02:05:13
it’s stable, it’s growing and there’s not a single one here02:05:17
none of the speakers is one of the Minister02:05:19
defense does not have to hear that02:05:21
Aid must be reduced or something must be done02:05:25
revise it02:05:27
support for Ukraine remains stable02:05:30
level this is a priority for all ministers02:05:33
defense who gathered here today02:05:35
and today, by the way, they are waiting for the chapter here02:05:38
NATO Secretary General Jens02:05:40
Stoltenberg who also02:05:42
will take part in this meeting02:05:47
Vitaly I would also like to add this02:05:50
Boris story with German Defense Minister02:05:54
He just made an important announcement.02:05:56
said that02:05:57
Germany will train 9,000 military personnel before02:06:01
the end of this year and will not just prepare02:06:04
yes, and will provide everything you need02:06:06
weapons that will help Ukraine win02:06:09
We are waiting for other statements. Thank you for02:06:12
the latest information and I will remind Vitaly02:06:15
Freedom correspondent Sizov was with us02:06:17
in direct communication from Brussels Thank you02:06:25
NATO Parliamentary Assembly unanimously02:06:27
recognized Russia's crime against02:06:28
Ukraine genocide A terrorist02:06:31
regime of the Russian Federation with racism about02:06:34
This was announced by the head of the permanent delegation02:06:37
NATO Parliamentary Assembly and the city02:06:39
Chernev02:06:40
According to him at the Assembly session in02:06:43
Declaration was adopted in Luxembourg02:06:45
support of parliamentarians and NATO countries02:06:48
international tribunal and assistance02:06:49
Ukraine to victory and also after it02:06:51
Chernev added that the Assembly called02:06:54
their governments are open02:06:55
announce at the summit in Vilnius that02:06:58
Ukraine will become a member of the alliance and it is necessary02:07:00
agree on the following specific steps to02:07:03
Ukraine's accession02:07:06
Viktor Chumak has been replaced with us02:07:09
Prosecutor General of Ukraine main02:07:11
military prosecutor in 201902:07:14
Hello Hello02:07:20
Ukraine genocide A regime B Russian Federation02:07:22
franchise What does this signal mean?02:07:25
statement Well political But it gives02:07:27
still an understanding of how further they can02:07:29
events are unfolding and here's what to expect02:07:32
war criminal from Russia02:07:35
before you said something correctly statement02:07:38
it's only political for now02:07:39
it is not political02:07:41
there are no legal consequences for02:07:43
major war criminals who02:07:45
are guilty of genocide, but why02:07:48
There will be more such statements the closer02:07:50
there will be international organizations that02:07:53
do justice Yes we are talking about02:07:55
ISS we are talking about in some02:07:58
possible02:08:00
tribunalized so the closer they will be02:08:02
these organizations to take02:08:05
work02:08:07
as a crime of rashism in Ukraine according to02:08:12
signs of a crime that02:08:13
it's called genocide when we02:08:16
talked to you about what's going on02:08:18
some of these criminal cases have already been opened02:08:22
criminal cases for02:08:23
deportation of children is just very02:08:26
comes close or lets down the action02:08:30
leaders of the Russian Federation02:08:34
this is the worst crime of genocide02:08:37
They have no statute of limitations, so K02:08:40
they are taken quite seriously and02:08:42
Be careful all international and legal02:08:44
organizations and political But the more02:08:46
such political statements are the closer02:08:49
let's say they come to the same decision02:08:52
organs that have02:08:55
legal authority to make decisions and02:08:58
qualify a crime that02:09:01
commits02:09:03
Russian military02:09:05
Can we talk about children? Yes02:09:07
deported to Russia Ministry02:09:09
reintegration of Ukraine together with02:09:11
the national bureau created the portal Children02:09:13
wars to search for those stolen by the occupiers02:09:16
children their salvation liberation here02:09:18
According to the latest data in Russia in02:09:20
19 thousand deported02:09:23
9392 children, these numbers are shocking and after all02:09:27
these are only officially confirmed02:09:29
numbers Yesterday we talked with a child02:09:31
to the replacement of Ukraine he says that in fact02:09:34
in reality these numbers could be much higher02:09:36
And behind every child there are02:09:38
criminals from the Russian Federation are those02:09:41
who illegally deported them those who02:09:43
our children are adopted by those who hold them02:09:45
so-called rest camps from those who02:09:47
brainwashes them there and then bullies them02:09:50
in the end there are such facts above them02:09:52
we just, well, we can’t voice them like02:09:54
attract all these people to02:09:56
responsibility02:09:57
Well, we say that in relation to two02:10:00
main criminals Yes regarding02:10:02
President of the Russian Federation02:10:04
businessman's attitude02:10:07
Russian just like a child's02:10:08
businessman international criminal court02:10:11
issued arrest warrants for02:10:14
suspicion of deportation02:10:16
I'm absolutely sure that they are in this02:10:20
crime in this crime are going02:10:22
no performers directly02:10:24
let's say as organizers Therefore, within the framework02:10:27
this crime within the framework of the fact that02:10:29
criminal cases are being initiated for kidnapping02:10:31
children and deportation of children by Ukrainian02:10:35
organs reveal everything02:10:39
these people who took part in02:10:42
deportation of Ukrainian children02:10:44
just as part of this crime02:10:46
as part of the investigation and as part of the investigation02:10:49
who conduct our law enforcement02:10:51
I think most but if not all02:10:53
then most of these people will be identified02:10:55
it's like they're not a crime they're02:10:58
was done in secret02:11:00
the crime was practically committed02:11:02
openly This crime was committed02:11:10
so these people are not hiding these02:11:14
of people02:11:21
So I think that they will all be02:11:25
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identified identified say02:11:28
so another thing is how to attract them to02:11:30
responsibility is a completely different matter02:11:32
history because in order to02:11:34
bring to justice at least02:11:35
Ukrainian courts or international courts02:11:38
for the ISS it is generally necessary there02:11:41
the presence of criminals as we know02:11:43
in order to judge them But in Ukraine02:11:46
there is a system02:11:48
conviction in absentia and here they can be02:11:50
of course according to Ukrainian legislation02:11:52
within the framework of Ukrainian productions it is possible to02:11:56
condemn both in absentia and in this international02:11:59
wanted warrants, arrests and discussed02:12:01
punishment in Ukraine and so on they are in02:12:03
in principle there will be Russian banks there but02:12:06
can only be held accountable02:12:08
then when we say so let's be02:12:11
honest with ourselves about what then02:12:14
when will politics change in Russia02:12:15
legal regime and the next legal02:12:17
let's say the next government of Russia02:12:19
maybe on the other side which02:12:22
together will cooperate international02:12:25
organizations will cooperate with02:12:27
Ukraine to identify persons committed02:12:30
committed war crimes and their02:12:32
punishments02:12:34
Nikolai Kuleba former whirlpool which was replaced02:12:36
I already said now which we are02:12:38
Yesterday we contacted him on air, he talked02:12:41
with those children who were brought here02:12:44
from Russia said that many stories But02:12:47
I just can't speak I can't repeat the rumor02:12:49
But I'm interested02:12:50
law enforcement agencies work with02:12:53
children they collect evidence from02:12:55
these children where they were who they were with02:12:57
all these people were talking about this is what they were talking about02:12:59
all these people asked you before02:13:01
They02:13:03
will02:13:06
recorded there yes In some kind of registries02:13:09
I don’t know for future ships and so02:13:11
children's certificates Will they be taken into account?02:13:14
Necessarily02:13:32
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here is Lvov Belova who was recognized02:13:58
war criminals have already remembered him02:14:00
Here is from the open sources of the journalist02:14:03
It has also been established that she is also very02:14:05
She is enterprising and she is a mother and caretaker of 22 children.02:14:09
of which 5 launched many of its own02:14:12
charitable projects and for them she02:14:15
I collected credits and this way02:14:17
earned very good money as well02:14:20
this aspect of her activities can be02:14:22
comment yes It turns out that this is02:14:24
a woman who hides behind her children Well02:14:27
elementary scammer02:14:32
qualify in Russia02:14:35
would most likely qualify as02:14:38
can also qualify International02:14:40
court and nasheeds if ever there will be02:14:43
judge her either in absentia or let02:14:48
they will02:14:52
To understand what kind of personality this is02:14:54
In general, what are these actions in legal02:14:57
In terms of you and I, we are not talking about moral02:15:00
aspects of this case we don't say you don't02:15:04
you require from me that the quantity is02:15:07
also a legal unit and its qualities02:15:10
but I already ate it, but what if we talk02:15:12
Unfortunately, I’m thinking about some legal details02:15:15
that these will be her actions02:15:17
simply as often as you want02:15:18
circumstances when she covers02:15:20
deportation of Ukrainian children02:15:21
I used it for my own02:15:23
enrichment that's all here's the advisor02:15:26
mayor of Mariupol last02:15:28
week reported that the power is working02:15:30
with investigators from international02:15:32
criminal court on the issue of our02:15:34
abducted children from Mariupol specifically and02:15:36
more than evidence in court02:15:38
Peter said enough about this02:15:40
Andryushchenko according to you02:15:43
Will the left white be able to somehow02:15:45
still get international02:15:47
justice02:15:49
with you about this02:15:53
while this exists in Russia02:15:55
political regime and so far Lvova Belova02:15:58
is in Russia and does not travel anywhere02:16:00
the country in which Roman operates there02:16:03
statutes covered by02:16:04
ISS warrant, it’s impossible to get it ourselves02:16:08
You see Or this can be done by02:16:11
some kind of special operations of special services02:16:13
but we are not talking about this yet02:16:14
we tell you the way02:16:17
impossible When in Russia when in Russia02:16:22
when will the political life change in Russia?02:16:25
mode02:16:26
and he will cooperate with everyone02:16:29
international organizations that02:16:31
hold everyone accountable02:16:32
there will be military criminals in this war02:16:36
pass first absolutely definitely Then02:16:40
she will go02:16:48
The Russian State Duma legitimized the powers02:16:51
the so-called authorities for a while02:16:53
occupied territories of Ukraine02:16:54
implement I want to quote this02:16:57
what is it called forced and02:16:59
controlled movement of residents from02:17:01
these territories, that is, will there be a surge02:17:04
deportation including children in your opinion02:17:07
after making such a decision and how02:17:09
will find your legal assessment, see02:17:12
all decisions made by the Russian02:17:14
State Duma in relation to02:17:16
sovereign territory of Ukraine they02:17:18
are void02:17:20
not obligated to comply not obligated to do anything02:17:24
everything that will happen next will be carried out02:17:25
be carried out02:17:37
deporting children means02:17:40
will pursue other categories02:17:43
citizens this will qualify02:17:44
everything that the state accepts is completely different02:17:47
Duma for everyone02:17:50
territories they are from the point of view02:17:53
rights are not absolutely void02:17:58
orders for today international02:18:01
criminal court issued an order against Putin and well02:18:04
To Lvov Belov What do you think? Is it worth it?02:18:06
wait for such a warrant for Lukashenko too02:18:08
there was a new thing that Ukrainian children with02:18:11
temporarily occupied Vasylivka02:18:14
Zaporozhye region were exported to02:18:16
called holiday camps in Belarus02:18:19
I think not I think not because if02:18:24
in relation to any white and in relation to02:18:27
Putin himself has documents that02:18:29
confirm02:18:30
their activities to deport Ukrainians02:18:33
children and Only thanks to these documents02:18:36
to a special decree of Putin which, as it were,02:18:39
gave the right to transport Ukrainian children and02:18:42
almost official recognition02:18:45
TV camera02:18:47
actually kidnapped one child02:18:54
then, in principle, such actions on the part of02:18:56
Lukashenko02:18:58
and therefore from the point of view from the point of view02:19:01
responsibility02:19:10
Yesterday this news appeared02:19:12
investigative committee of the Russian02:19:14
The Federation was charged in absentia02:19:16
prosecutor and international judge02:19:18
criminal court That's exactly what they issued02:19:21
Putin's arrest warrant and mousse action02:19:24
the Russian investigation was described as I did02:19:27
I quote the involvement of a obviously innocent person02:19:30
to criminal liability and02:19:32
preparations for an attack on02:19:34
representative of a foreign state02:19:36
That's how you like such statements, who are they referring to?02:19:39
generally calculated02:19:40
all the statements that are made in Russia02:19:44
all statements which are all decisions02:19:47
which are accepted by government02:19:48
Russian authorities in this regard they02:19:50
designed exclusively for internal02:19:53
audience exclusively for citizens02:19:55
Russians sit on Russian television02:19:57
which Russian television which02:20:00
Russian television is hammering02:20:01
head about how great they are, they can02:20:05
make some decisions02:20:07
Investigative Committee something in life02:20:08
influences Although he doesn't influence anything02:20:12
to no one and never and nowhere understand02:20:13
because everyone laughed at that02:20:16
decisions and there are no consequences at all02:20:19
will not matter to anyone because I02:20:21
so I understand that hangi when they go to02:20:25
Russia02:20:27
people in more than one country in the world will not fulfill02:20:31
the decision is like some kind of forgiveness is in02:20:35
this cannot be done in principle02:20:37
the solution in Russia is nowhere except Russia02:20:39
you see, that’s why it was a man’s nonsense and02:20:42
on a May night, they themselves are everywhere02:20:45
they understand that this is nonsense and obviously not02:20:47
guilty involving knowingly02:20:49
innocent to criminal liability02:20:51
of course02:20:52
political statements Yes, they are of no use02:20:56
won't bring02:20:58
because no matter how they02:21:01
spread they have there02:21:03
jurisdictions in other territories Except02:21:05
Russia02:21:06
this is done just to02:21:08
here's to your viewer to your voter02:21:12
I don’t know what to call mine there as citizens02:21:14
citizens complexity02:21:16
citizens are not citizens after all02:21:19
responsibility for their state02:21:20
It’s hard to call it citizens, this is done02:21:22
in order to show them what02:21:26
in principle the Russian state is strong02:21:27
it also takes on some strong02:21:29
decisions regarding Well, just like02:21:32
ban uh02:21:33
entry into the territory of Russia you understand02:21:36
you know about the same thing to me02:21:39
it seems that02:21:40
there are enough positive aspects in02:21:43
this in the world is simply once again understood with02:21:46
who are they dealing with Yes and uh about that02:21:50
this But these people don’t understand either02:21:52
has the right02:21:54
don’t talk to them, in principle, don’t even talk about02:21:57
than I don’t even know how to formulate it02:21:58
Just when they say, well, frank02:22:01
I saw stupidity when Irina02:22:03
I asked a question, you just heard it02:22:04
and the point even started to smile02:22:06
the world has long understood who it is dealing with you02:22:10
not evidence of that Let's be02:22:12
talk So here's the solution02:22:13
Parliamentary Assembly Yes it is02:22:16
it is not a serious political statement02:22:18
right-wing but very serious political02:22:20
This suggests that the world really02:22:22
understands that he is dealing with the regime02:22:25
criminals because it's easy to say02:22:27
so it's not easy to say just like that02:22:31
decision to transfer f-16 weapons there02:22:35
let's say serious weapons02:22:38
the Ukrainian side really02:22:40
understands that in principle with this02:22:43
there is no other way but to fight02:22:46
like by military means Yes statement02:22:49
big seven which in principle02:22:52
the first point was that02:22:54
Russia, you can just talk stupidly02:22:57
only when she brings everything out02:22:59
troops from the territory of the Russian Federation02:23:01
start talking about something02:23:04
Well, this is also a statement that the world is exactly02:23:07
understands who he is talking to, moreover, the world02:23:09
says we are talking to you02:23:11
let's start normally when you02:23:12
Restore Ukraine, we will freeze yours02:23:15
we'll simply freeze the whole world's money02:23:32
simply boils it down like02:23:34
the frog over low heat so that it doesn't02:23:36
jumped out of this cauldron where is she02:23:38
is being cooked02:23:39
and that's why we want quick solutions02:23:43
you can't do it fast she has to02:23:45
boil02:23:51
and everything else And that's why02:23:56
somehow that's why all these statements02:23:58
reacts exactly the same way Well smile02:24:01
representatives of official02:24:03
to official representatives Yes, well02:24:06
you can answer Well, that's when02:24:10
I liked it I kind of liked it02:24:13
Biden's reaction when he was asked02:24:15
here in Hiroshima what the Russians are saying02:24:19
what does program 16 mean for Ukraine?02:24:23
big risks02:24:25
His answer was simply wonderful02:24:27
a person with a good sense of humor02:24:32
of course everything is clear yes everything is clear02:24:36
I would like to ask you this question02:24:38
many of the mobilized Russians want02:24:40
really surrender in order to save02:24:42
life, but many of them are afraid that they02:24:45
may be given back to Russia by the head02:24:48
Ukrainian intelligence in its appeal02:24:49
said that02:24:51
Russia will exchange our prisoners02:24:53
only those who express a desire to return02:24:55
home or they can’t stay until02:24:57
the end of the war in Ukraine will give three times02:24:59
food parcels there calls home A02:25:01
whoever doesn't want to will not be forced02:25:03
return to Russia And what02:25:05
legal options here are the following02:25:07
actions such prisoners may have02:25:10
you really shouldn’t be afraid of extradition and02:25:12
that's what they can count on02:25:14
there is absolutely no need to be afraid because02:25:16
if they refuse to return02:25:18
if they gave up02:25:21
return while maintaining political02:25:23
mode that is here and when they are in02:25:27
in principle there can be subjects02:25:32
from this regime they have02:25:35
reasons to request refugee status in02:25:38
Ukraine Europe anywhere they have02:25:41
direct evidence that they02:25:44
came if they didn’t fight Of course if02:25:46
they won’t prove they didn’t fight minimally02:25:48
they fought, they wanted to surrender right away, they weren’t there02:25:51
they want to support this regime anyway02:25:53
further and the like no one will02:25:55
issuing this is contrary to all norms02:25:57
elementary law if it remains there02:25:59
the same, that's how we say it02:26:01
essentially a fascist regime02:26:03
Yes, if it persists, no one is in02:26:07
further when changing this decision02:26:09
they will make their own decision to return02:26:10
to Russia to stay and live somewhere else02:26:12
countries in any country where they can02:26:15
gain status or political02:26:18
this is what is interesting for many of them02:26:20
This will probably even be a chance to improve02:26:22
the life they lived in02:26:25
modern racist Russia, let's say02:26:27
you can already say this word02:26:29
most likely yes thank you very much for02:26:33
I will remind you of this interesting conversation02:26:34
viewers Victor Chumak Deputy02:26:36
Chief Prosecutor General of Ukraine02:26:38
military prosecutor in 201902:26:40
been in touch with us for years, we are looking forward to seeing you02:26:43
always on Fridami Thank you very much02:26:46
Thank you02:26:49
the Freedom project can be found on telegram02:26:51
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news about the situation in Ukraine If you02:26:58
watch us on YouTube link in description02:27:02
a huge number of complaints and requests02:27:04
recorded the wives of Russian mothers02:27:06
mobilized in recent months02:27:08
Soldiers ask their relatives02:27:10
get them out of the carnage in Ukraine02:27:13
since he himself is the military command02:27:15
does not listen to women’s requests either02:27:18
also remain unanswered Good afternoon we02:27:22
We are members of the families of Yamal fighters02:27:24
separate motorized rifle battalion02:27:26
Wolverine is a video message from Tyumen02:27:29
it was recorded by mothers and wives02:27:30
mobilized which Russian02:27:32
the command considers it cannon fodder02:27:35
they will come to your place02:27:37
other02:27:39
every such combat exit should be02:27:42
extra paid02:27:47
vacations02:27:49
their relatives are servicemen of the battalion02:27:52
Wolverine without the knowledge and consent of the soldiers02:27:55
we changed the entries in the documents, we are trying02:27:57
find out on the spot02:28:00
since the headquarters tells us what we have02:28:03
now new manual Contact02:28:05
them to the war in Ukraine solemnly02:28:07
sent in winter then the women were silent02:28:09
Fine02:28:16
perfect02:28:18
recorded within a month after sending02:28:21
for now02:28:39
and the dead Why should our Men02:28:43
survive in such conditions if02:28:44
those initially mobilized must02:28:46
be exclusively in the area02:28:48
territorial defense more questions02:28:50
than the answers these residents have02:28:52
Russian Khakassia their unprepared02:28:54
husbands and sons were sent straight to02:28:56
front after the announcement of mobilization02:28:59
the Minister of Defense made comments about02:29:02
that none of those who are now calling02:29:05
not intended for the front line02:29:08
the authors of the video admit to saving already02:29:11
practically no one02:29:13
returned to base they say that they02:29:17
Almost everyone came out of hell with shell shock02:29:21
There are a lot of wounded and dead through02:29:25
a few days the guys want again02:29:27
throw one person into an assault of 50002:29:30
only about 130 men returned today02:29:34
a hotline has been launched in the region02:29:36
questions related to the passage02:29:37
military service the Russian authorities with02:29:40
TV screens state all the complaints02:29:42
are considered and some of the issues are resolved02:29:45
close Here People find a solution02:29:48
your questions Well, here are the relatives02:29:49
Those who cannot reach departments02:29:52
are02:29:55
on the Internet they are absolutely not on them02:29:58
answer02:29:59
all I could do was call02:30:03
one of the phones where they told me that02:30:05
only through the switch and even through02:30:10
switchboard I couldn't get through02:30:12
regiment command and responsible persons02:30:15
stopped communicating02:30:19
all mobilized are in Kursk02:30:22
regions at the headquarters of the unit did not transfer them02:30:25
military unit of Lugansk region02:30:28
formally our husbands are in Kursk02:30:32
region, but in fact they are already in the LPR02:30:35
despite massive complaints02:30:37
video message from relative's threat02:30:39
mobilized remain with their02:30:41
with questions in private, I demand that my02:30:45
my husband was informed about this that he should02:30:49
write a report Since I have with him02:30:52
there is no connection he must be told02:30:56
he should write a report about this02:30:58
mobilization in Russia began on 2102:31:01
September Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu02:31:03
said that to participate in the war in Ukraine02:31:05
up to 300 thousand people will be mobilized02:31:07
decree ending mobilization Putin No02:31:10
signed because he quote02:31:12
consulted with lawyers and such02:31:14
the document is not needed human rights activists02:31:16
noted that the lack of published02:31:18
the decree on the end of stabilization gives02:31:20
The Ministry of Defense has the right to start conscription again02:31:22
means to make up for losses in manpower02:31:24
Russian authorities can do as much as they want02:31:26
and address the complaints of those already mobilized02:31:28
there will be no attention either, because they are for them02:31:31
just a consumable item02:31:33
[music]02:31:41
[music]02:31:44
Can Russia repeat the fate of the Union02:31:47
during perestroika, Putin personified02:31:50
the desire for Russian society to02:31:52
revenge of the Russian world is the Revival of that02:31:54
as a variant of the Russian Empire What02:31:58
the consequences will be a reversal02:32:00
totalitarian Soviet past02:32:06
we understand the reasons and look for answers02:32:09
we analyze many of the Russian02:32:11
the samodevtsev ended sadly02:32:14
because of military adventures now Russia02:32:16
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why Russia blocks the most02:33:06
large port grain deal like stealing02:33:09
Ukraine has not only grain but also02:33:11
buyers and what are the forecasts of Ukrainian02:33:14
farmers for this year we'll talk about it with02:33:17
our next guest is Nikolai Gorbachev02:33:20
presidents of the Ukrainian grain industry02:33:22
Associations are in touch with us Hello02:33:23
Hello02:33:26
last week grain agreement02:33:29
extended for another two months until July 1802:33:33
However, Russia continues to block02:33:35
entry of ships into the largest ports02:33:37
big Odessa South is still there02:33:40
there were such figures that more02:33:42
one and a half million tons of agricultural products02:33:44
here are the ports of Odessa and Chernomorsk continues02:33:48
work within the framework of a grain deal in which02:33:51
do you think the reason why Yuzhny got to02:33:54
Russians are blacklisted02:33:57
You know I think that's the problem02:34:00
is not even why the Southern02:34:03
Russia gets there or doesn’t get there02:34:06
manipulates any data on 2 carry02:34:10
any turbulence is such a mess for that02:34:14
so that everything is not predicted port02:34:16
Southern is one of the most effective02:34:18
grain shipment, accordingly it is greater02:34:20
everything was full so stop02:34:23
port of Yuzhny for Russia is another02:34:25
Winning the auction as far as I understand02:34:28
all this week negotiations continue02:34:31
Istanbul and I really hope that there will be a way out02:34:34
found but at the moment the question is02:34:36
southern sports has not been resolved Yes, here you are already02:34:40
they said that such behavior of Russia is not02:34:42
it’s surprising they periodically02:34:45
block the normal operation of grain02:34:47
corridor remember the inspection was delayed02:34:50
because of which there were huge queues and ships02:34:52
they simply crossed out our ships from02:34:55
lists then blackmails them, they will come out02:34:58
grain initiative what to prepare for02:35:01
Here's what to expect from Russia in July before 1802:35:04
July when the two month period expires02:35:08
You know a lot of people talk about different02:35:10
I can say in numbers that according to ours02:35:13
conservative estimates that include02:35:15
Absolutely not all the figures are losses that02:35:18
grain corridor along idle ships02:35:21
amounted to more than a billion dollars02:35:24
this is the money that you didn't receive02:35:26
Ukrainian agricultural producers are those02:35:29
money that traders paid02:35:30
ship owners for being ships02:35:33
stood in line for a very long time that Russia02:35:36
will come up with one more time and how02:35:38
way it will block Well it's hard02:35:42
say At the moment Russia is not02:35:45
accepts our plans our terms and conditions02:35:49
which we would like to see02:35:50
planned queue of ships' approach02:35:53
and the rhythmic work of our port02:35:55
terminals But at the same time I can say02:35:57
What02:35:58
grain corridors are very efficient and02:36:02
more profitable02:36:08
150 percent of grains and oilseeds we02:36:10
sent via alternative routes via02:36:12
Danube railway and road transport02:36:15
Tell me, this is what the beech radimin knows02:36:18
Ukrainian grain to which Russian02:36:21
the occupiers took away from time to time02:36:22
occupied territories and Zaporozhye02:36:24
and Donetsk and Kherson regions and in02:36:27
this year and last Yes, that's who he is02:36:30
final buyer02:36:32
Well of course all these facts02:36:34
are documented and we have them in02:36:37
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs there even02:36:39
there is a last name02:36:41
the crews of the ships that carried what02:36:44
Ukraine will receive compensation02:36:49
why do they do this? Well, they stole from02:36:53
us toilets washing machines therefore02:36:55
Of course, whoever saw the grain, they also took it02:36:58
stolen according to our estimates it was stolen02:37:01
about 4 million tons02:37:04
who are its customers mostly?02:37:06
sanctioned under sanctioned countries but02:37:09
there were cases when even Lydia refused02:37:12
there was such a precedent from this grain02:37:14
that's why they sell it at the highest price02:37:18
these ships come in by criminal means02:37:21
hiding like thieves meanings disabled02:37:23
GPS trackers are they suitable02:37:27
how invisible people pop up like underwater02:37:30
the boats load then leave again02:37:31
unknown direction but there is a common02:37:34
marinetraffic program and absolutely everyone02:37:39
you can absolutely see where these ships are going and02:37:42
how much of what they transport so everything02:37:45
facts are recorded02:37:46
not only Ukrainian grain but also02:37:49
buyers invasion allowed02:37:52
Russians to take over traditional markets02:37:54
sales of Ukrainian agricultural products and now02:37:56
some experts say that02:37:58
today Moscow earns money simply on02:38:00
simple trial with Ukrainian products02:38:03
replacing my products with my products02:38:06
in the markets that Ukraine is losing. Here you are02:38:08
agree or disagree02:38:10
Well of course it is02:38:13
competition during war02:38:16
Russia uses blocking mechanisms02:38:19
us as a large exporter and itself02:38:21
sells those countries if we say we pay02:38:24
billions for simple things they are like that02:38:27
simple they don’t get paid and their offers02:38:29
might look better Yes they do02:38:32
enjoy Yes they supply Find markets02:38:34
where Ukraine traditionally supplied02:38:36
an example could be02:38:38
one of the largest importers in02:38:41
wheat and Russia has increased its02:38:44
position in comparison with Ukrainian grain02:38:46
because the buyers who take it02:38:49
grain They would like rhythmic deliveries02:38:51
The fact is that when they buy wheat02:38:53
they buy it for the mill A02:38:56
mills already have a consumer who02:38:58
bread will be made from it, rhythm is needed if02:39:01
we don't know when this ship will arrive02:39:03
will arrive in 20 days or 40 days02:39:05
how long will it stay there02:39:06
accordingly, the buyer already chooses02:39:08
yourself more rhythmic more reliable02:39:11
supplier on time here in this02:39:13
the main reason02:39:15
Tell me, is it possible today?02:39:17
unblock the work of Nikolaev ports and02:39:21
include them in the grain deal02:39:23
according to the Minister of Agricultural Policy of Ukraine this02:39:26
will double grain exports02:39:29
Well, technically all terminals are in Nikolaev02:39:32
ready to work and02:39:34
everyone would of course be very happy to open02:39:37
its Nikolaev There are 11 very02:39:39
modern terminals that could02:39:42
let's say it's possible to load half of it02:39:45
even load most of the grain, but that's the point02:39:49
is that the Left Bank of the Dnieper is02:39:52
still occupied and on the other side02:39:55
Dnieper Where will the ships leave?02:39:58
there are possible physical attacks02:40:01
therefore, at the moment it is02:40:05
unsafe02:40:07
what are the farmers' harvest forecasts this year?02:40:10
year but if, for example, compare with02:40:12
pre-war figures02:40:14
But it’s hard to even compare with pre-war02:40:16
I can say with numbers that before the war we02:40:19
grew a record harvest of 106 million02:40:21
tons of grains and oilseeds entering before02:40:24
this was 98 million tons of cereals and02:40:27
oilseeds, but now we expect that02:40:29
We'll grow somewhere around 65 million02:40:32
tons of grains and oilseeds along with those02:40:34
who can say what Ukraine consumes02:40:37
inside about02:40:38
24-25 million tons, that is, ours02:40:41
food security is not02:40:43
threatens absolutely nothing, even that one02:40:45
We have a small forecast for wheat02:40:48
level there is 16-17 million tons depending02:40:50
depending on the weather, what we can get for bread02:40:53
Ukraine consumes about 3-3.5 million per year02:40:57
tons we are not in danger of starvation We are completely02:41:01
closed for food reasons02:41:03
We have no security threats02:41:04
absolutely not but uh we are so02:41:07
integrated into the global economy02:41:09
global food security what02:41:12
if Ukraine does not supply02:41:14
grain to foreign markets is very02:41:17
many countries, even developed ones02:41:19
food inflation will increase02:41:21
famine will occur in developing countries02:41:23
because Ukraine is very big02:41:25
We are currently 15 suppliers02:41:28
the date for May 15th was counted and sent 5202:41:32
million tons of grains and oilseeds A02:41:34
if taken together with oil and meal02:41:37
then this is more than 60 million tons of agricultural02:41:40
products so I can say that02:41:42
we fed three outside Ukraine02:41:46
times more population than live in02:41:49
us on the territory so we can easily02:41:52
we feed outside there from 100 to 20002:41:55
million people if these people are you02:41:58
developing countries won't get it02:42:01
the grains will be very complex02:42:04
migration processes cold and Possibly02:42:06
even death02:42:08
I would like to ask you one more question02:42:11
China refused to buy grain from Russia02:42:14
Yes, Bloomberg Beijing writes about this in02:42:18
Imports have been increasing recently02:42:20
wheat from Australia USA But not02:42:23
buys Russian there they link to02:42:26
some fitness rules and02:42:28
transport problems02:42:30
What could be the real reason?02:42:33
refusal Maybe she's in something else02:42:36
I would also like to find something02:42:39
friend But I will say that these are logistics02:42:41
chain and Australia is closer to China02:42:45
Australia for the third year in a row02:42:47
grow a large crop and they02:42:50
returned to negotiations with China in order to02:42:53
to sell your products there02:42:56
traditional Australian market is02:42:58
Asian market and, accordingly, China02:43:01
falls completely into this paradigm if02:43:05
take Russian grain yes02:43:08
requirements that meet for example02:43:10
French grain or Australian02:43:12
grain But if02:43:14
agricultural producers would tense up02:43:16
could in principle fulfill these02:43:18
phytosanitary standards Today02:43:20
at the moment I think that they are not being implemented02:43:22
The fact is that any buyer is02:43:24
always orders how to02:43:27
consumers would like to see on their02:43:30
the table needs the same flour for this02:43:32
transformation, that is, transparency on02:43:35
what field is grown what chemicals02:43:37
were therefore used to02:43:39
export China Ukraine02:43:42
inspects fields before sowing and then during02:43:46
how it grows, that is, what02:43:49
there diseases appear what they are02:43:51
appear treats then does02:43:54
analysis of this grain at the time of harvest02:43:56
checks elevators and port cars02:43:59
terminals that will go to China and02:44:02
only in this case we get02:44:04
certification is sanitary which02:44:06
allows us to trade with China therefore02:44:09
it is enough to complete such a complex scheme02:44:11
labor-intensive processes I think Russia02:44:14
which, by the way, increased during the war year02:44:18
export of all grain it is simple but not02:44:22
is bothered by this process therefore02:44:24
China does not accept them and all the words are Russia02:44:28
about what they didn’t export there02:44:30
fertilizer or grains are the purest water02:44:33
lie they increased grain exports they02:44:37
increased the export of fertilizers and everything else02:44:40
they call it manipulation02:44:44
as usual yes thank you very much02:44:46
Thanks for your comments and clarifications02:44:48
I will remind the audience of Nikolai Gorbachev02:44:51
President of the Ukrainian Grain Association02:44:53
was in touch with us thank you always welcome02:44:55
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destroyed by war, widows who lost their02:46:22
beloved defenders of Ukraine to many of them02:46:25
after the loss of my husband it still doesn’t work out02:46:27
come to your senses some are following in the footsteps02:46:29
partner and join the army and not for02:46:32
in order to take revenge let's listen02:46:33
Why do we learn the stories of such women?02:46:36
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Me too at the time I live here nearby I can02:46:49
come and have coffee with him in the morning or02:46:51
just take a walk and visit him in02:46:54
In this regard, it’s easier for me than for those women02:46:56
Whose husbands are buried far away for a long time02:46:59
stands near the monument, removes dry02:47:01
flowers Eugenia comes here as soon as02:47:04
it turns out02:47:06
I don’t believe it, but it’s nicer to think that my husband02:47:10
near02:47:13
I'm okay with the fact that I can't02:47:16
come here often but he is always with02:47:19
near me in my heart in mine02:47:21
memories in my children02:47:24
Evgeny Evgeny they loved each other and02:47:27
dreamed of a long happy life in02:47:29
free prosperous country man02:47:31
the girl from went to defend this country02:47:34
destroyed city of Avdeevka, Donetsk02:47:37
region was in Poland with three children02:47:39
when she was informed about the tragedy02:47:44
When you are waiting for a husband of 99 months you02:47:47
must be prepared for what it might02:47:49
it won't end well02:47:54
In general, we already had options in our heads02:47:57
immediately went to a child psychotherapist and02:47:59
to an adult For me02:48:02
she went to study to become a doctor so that02:48:04
save others02:48:08
my husband was at war and I was with the children02:48:11
when he died I realized what was needed to02:48:14
someone took up their cause02:48:19
it's not fighting now either02:48:22
Prepare little by little02:48:23
sooner or later most of us get there02:48:26
will be involved02:48:31
So I decided if my husband didn't receive02:48:34
help after injury then someone now02:48:37
will get this help from me02:48:40
Kolesnichenko is now Medica, here is Svetlana02:48:42
artilleryman's cook for too long02:48:44
came to her senses after the death of her husband and02:48:47
I firmly decided in memory of my beloved I should02:48:49
do everything to bring victory closer02:48:52
Russian invaders02:48:54
I joined the army02:48:57
if I02:48:58
I beat our rapids for five months02:49:02
military registration and enlistment offices when I came to my senses they told me02:49:05
refused for various reasons02:49:08
but I achieved it02:49:11
she wanted to go to war with her husband02:49:14
He was against Semyon and sent him away02:49:16
from the front with their teenage son but when02:49:19
Svetlana found out on her birthday in02:49:21
September last year that her husband died02:49:23
in the battle under carbon, I realized it was necessary02:49:26
continue the spouse's business02:49:29
My husband said that we should convey02:49:34
children to their home to their country a gift02:49:37
mercy and never war02:49:44
our children02:49:48
that's why I'm there02:49:53
there is no place02:50:00
I just have a great desire for this02:50:03
never happened again02:50:06
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President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky02:50:26
the head arrived at the front today02:50:28
states visited advanced positions02:50:30
defense line Ugledar Marinka in02:50:32
Donetsk region and congratulated02:50:34
military personnel on Marine Corps Day02:50:36
the Ukrainian leader also presented the naval02:50:39
infantrymen with state awards02:50:41
according to Zelensky will be formed02:50:43
new brigades equipped with modern02:50:45
equipment and weapons I quote daily on02:50:49
battlefield Ukrainian Marines02:50:51
proves that she is a powerful force that02:50:53
destroys the enemy liberates Ukrainians02:50:56
earth performs the most difficult tasks in02:50:58
difficult conditions and we need more02:51:00
such strength that's why today we02:51:03
significantly increasing potential02:51:04
Marine Corps and create a Marine Corps02:51:07
infantry02:51:09
I have the honor to announce that it is accepted02:51:12
decision to significantly increase potential02:51:15
Ukrainian Marine Corps to create a corps02:51:18
Marine Corps state will do02:51:21
everything for the development of this important strong02:51:24
type of troops to equip our naval02:51:27
infantry with modern weapons modern02:51:30
equipment and to create new teams02:51:33
Marine Corps of Ukraine those who already02:51:36
makes even the impossible become more02:51:38
more glory to you Glory to all the sea02:51:42
to the infantrymen of Ukraine Glory to our people02:51:45
Glory to Ukraine02:51:48
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Russia plans to transfer02:51:52
additional troops to the border02:51:53
Belgorod region due to unstable02:51:56
situation in the region according to Ukrainian data02:51:58
intelligence is now the Western Command02:52:00
Russian military district makes a decision02:52:02
on the operational transfer of individual02:52:05
combat-ready units in particular02:52:07
third motorized rifle division 2002:52:10
combined arms army as well as02:52:12
units that are fighting in the zone02:52:14
fighting in Donetsk and Lugansk02:52:16
areas02:52:18
during occupied Berdyansk02:52:20
Zaporozhye region occupation authorities02:52:22
removing cultural property from the museum02:52:25
named after Sahak Brodsky to Russia by02:52:28
information from the Ukrainian center02:52:29
national resistance appointed02:52:31
Russian museum director Recently02:52:33
traveled to Crimea supposedly to exchange experience on02:52:36
in fact they received instructions there02:52:38
on the removal of the museum's value first02:52:40
they are tasked with taking out the most02:52:42
valuable exhibits of famous paintings02:52:44
artists Aivazovsky and Benois02:52:49
dude Wagner tried to buy weapons from02:52:53
foreign suppliers and transport02:52:55
it to Ukraine through third countries in02:52:58
in particular, the cargo was planned to be sent from02:53:00
African Republic of Mali stated02:53:03
US State Department Press Secretary Matthew Miller02:53:05
According to him, to conduct transactions02:53:08
false documents were used02:53:10
However, there are no signs yet that the PMC02:53:13
successfully purchased weapons from the State Department02:53:16
The US continues to monitor this situation02:53:20
in Germany advocated the provision02:53:22
German cruise missiles to Ukraine02:53:24
representatives of the opposition02:53:26
Scholz government Christian02:53:29
Democratic Union on Issues02:53:30
defense02:53:31
the author said that Ukraine's partners02:53:34
must go all-in and provide02:53:37
Ukraine has everything it can use in02:53:39
the fight against occupation forces and what02:53:42
permitted by international law According to him02:53:44
According to Taurus cruise missiles, the range02:53:47
actions up to 500 km can become very02:53:49
useful contribution from Germany these02:53:52
missiles are German equivalent02:53:54
British Storm Shadow but range02:53:57
Taurus actions A little more also02:53:59
Kisiewetter reported that Germany02:54:01
a small number of these high-precision02:54:04
missiles but they will allow Ukraine to strike02:54:06
attacks on the Russian military02:54:08
infrastructure far behind the front line02:54:12
Prime Minister of Great Britain02:54:13
resessunok spoke out against freezing02:54:16
war in Ukraine its position sunnak02:54:19
voiced yesterday in the country's parliament02:54:21
after the former Leader02:54:23
Jeremy Corbyn called on Labor members02:54:26
Britain to support international02:54:28
calls for a cessation of hostilities in02:54:30
Ukraine02:54:31
ceasefire is not peace Russia02:54:33
carried out illegal entry02:54:36
committed terrible war crimes and02:54:39
the correct and only answer to this02:54:42
is the withdrawal of Russian troops from02:54:45
Ukraine's Prime Minister emphasized02:54:47
Great Britain02:54:49
The European Commission allocated Ukraine a new02:54:51
tranche of macro-financial assistance one and a half02:54:53
billion euros This is regular support02:54:56
The EU helps Ukraine satisfy02:54:58
financial needs such as payments02:55:00
salaries pensions repair critical02:55:02
infrastructure said the vice president02:55:05
European Commission Valdis Dombrovskis he02:55:07
stressed that EU payments to02:55:09
within the framework of macro-financial assistance in this02:55:11
7.5 billion euros have already been reached02:55:16
almost 10 months of daily shelling02:55:19
Not everyone can withstand it But despite02:55:22
fear for your life fatigue02:55:24
overtime work and danger doctors02:55:27
manganese of Dnepropetrovsk region02:55:28
remain in place and continue to work02:55:35
manganese beaten and mutilated02:55:37
Russian shelling of the city invaders02:55:39
almost every day they shoot at houses02:55:41
civilians are used in severe02:55:43
artillery and drones for almost02:55:46
10 months of enemy attacks were wounded02:55:48
more than 80 inhabitants And so in color02:55:51
shells and explosions continue there 24/702:55:54
doctors work02:55:55
so that everyone is healthy and there is peace02:55:58
Earth Tatyana works in the medical field02:56:01
talks about his choice for half a century02:56:04
I have never regretted it and especially treasure it02:56:06
her profession now when in her hands02:56:08
health of defenders02:56:10
I have Afghans from Chernobyl sheep02:56:13
medics who took part in all combat operations02:56:15
are recognized for the life of each patient02:56:17
they fight like fighters for victory and it’s very02:56:20
inspires and conveys strength but for02:56:23
determined expressions on the faces of the doctors02:56:24
sometimes fatigue hides from sleeplessness02:56:27
nights of overtime and pain02:56:29
patients02:56:34
everyone has their own trouble and their own pain and02:56:37
everyone needs an approach and to us too after02:56:40
the beginning of a full-scale Russian02:56:42
Marganese doctors did not leave the invasion02:56:44
tells his patients the main thing02:56:46
nurse in our clinic in our02:56:49
the hospital is working at this difficult time02:56:50
many nurses who stayed in02:56:52
didn’t go abroad didn’t leave the city02:56:54
our city and provides assistance to its residents02:56:56
to the victims We work as they say in02:57:00
in full mode and with medications02:57:03
They say the hospital has full coverage02:57:05
so no matter how hard it is02:57:07
I didn’t have to spend hours on my feet02:57:09
Manganese doctors continue to be on duty02:57:12
save and help02:57:17
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decision decision influencing the course of history02:58:27
Some of Ukraine's allies are considering02:58:29
almost complete ban on exports to Russia02:58:31
The theory is absurdly similar and is based on02:58:34
Russian economy important events02:58:36
weeks in Ukraine and the world Germany massively02:58:39
kicked out my country a whole pool02:58:41
Russian diplomats My name is02:58:42
Vladimir Runets about all this and much more02:58:45
friend, see for yourself Every Monday02:58:48
at 12.00 Kyiv time on02:58:51
Freedom TV channel02:58:54
Putin's usurpation of power continues02:58:57
law on electronic subpoenas02:59:00
proof Putin realized that he lost02:59:03
war with Ukraine but decided to go all in02:59:06
replenish the Russian army with new02:59:08
cannon fodder violates the new law02:59:11
The Constitution of the Russian Federation and02:59:14
received basic rights of citizens02:59:17
electronic summons but did not arrive02:59:19
the military registration and enlistment office, a Russian man will not be able to02:59:21
leave the country to carry out transactions with02:59:25
movable and immovable property02:59:26
get a loan and even a driver's license02:59:29
Putin and the Kremlin government are right02:59:31
military serfdom was legalized in Russia02:59:34
slavery remember no one has the right02:59:37
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Putin's mobilization subscribe to02:59:47
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protests fleeing persecution03:00:25
thousands of Belarusians fled to the rally03:00:28
Solidarity stands for prisoners came03:00:29
Those who know firsthand that03:00:32
What is Lukashenko’s regime and what’s best03:00:34
support those who remain behind bars03:00:36
Belarus03:00:43
then for a faculty student03:00:46
international relations are stormy03:00:48
developing events of the new political03:00:50
the lives of Belarus were something extraordinary03:00:53
there was such a revolution in the country and I couldn’t do it03:00:56
skip and then the subsequent marches03:00:59
When they passed, I consciously approached03:01:01
I completely understood what was happening and then03:01:04
two years ago these photos were found by03:01:07
word counterintelligence closed account03:01:09
then together with the guy it turned out where03:01:12
behind bars, released after four03:01:15
month the couple managed to escape to Poland and03:01:18
now they come to support those03:01:20
who remained in the prisons of Belarus I spent03:01:23
We lived simply with these people for 4 months03:01:25
Here03:01:27
shoulder shoulder literally experienced the most03:01:30
terrible moments collected each other on03:01:33
courts and Well, I can’t help but support these03:01:35
I just don’t know people, this is my very03:01:38
It's a big pain that mine were left there03:01:40
girls and the fact that they are still there and me03:01:43
I write them regular letters, he also came03:01:46
to write a letter letter for brother03:01:48
famous Polish and Belarusian03:01:50
journalist Andrzej Pochebut after a year in03:01:54
He was sentenced to 8 years in prison03:01:56
with an article about the crimes of the Soviet03:01:58
regime and participation in Andrzej's rallies03:02:01
Belarus equated to terrorists03:02:03
wrote that spring is coming03:02:07
the leaves are turning green and what I hope for03:02:12
see you soon I think it's03:02:14
the only thing you can skip03:02:16
censorship and this is some kind of game that with03:02:19
from the very beginning you are a loser because03:02:22
you don't know the rules of this game, you can03:02:24
imagine any absurdity Why they may not03:02:26
skip But even if03:02:29
the letter will not reach the addressee, it will play03:02:31
another equally important role of hundreds of letters03:02:35
sent to political prisoners03:02:36
demonstrates to the jailers and himself03:02:39
to the Lukashenko regime, what about the people behind bars?03:02:41
no one forgot, human rights activists are sure03:02:44
keeps our people in a regime like this03:02:47
called incommunicado, that is, without them03:02:50
specially isolates from the outside03:02:52
societies do not allow lawyers and do not03:02:55
allowed to block correspondence for03:02:58
lattice in Belarus is very03:03:00
a large number of my friends03:03:02
who simply wanted Freedom of Belarus03:03:05
democratic and Belarus which03:03:07
opposed the war in Ukraine and we03:03:11
I can't for example Just03:03:15
leave them in the lurch and I understand that03:03:18
Freedom in Belarus This is my Way03:03:22
The road home to where I just dream03:03:26
return only by appointment03:03:28
by this human rights activist in Belarusian03:03:30
there are about one and a half thousand in prisons03:03:33
letters written for political prisonersDescription:
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