but i always want to drive them out as soon as possible and live in a normal free country . see how propaganda works in the occupied territories this week in the collaborators program. it's scary a little but who is agitating young people to join putin's army? congratulations, i'm olena kononenko and this is the collaborator program. the new faces of treason, for whom suspicions and cameras are already waiting, are asking that the whole of ukraine learn about them. our task is to make them known, so that after the end of the war and our victory, these traitors do not sit in the corners, pretending to be law-abiding citizens, and answered for their crimes before the court. we have already told you about the propaganda tv channel. tavria

kherson, which was created by rashists in 2022 when they occupied the kherson region, was headed by ismail abdulaiv. zradnyk was appointed director of the occupying kherson television broadcasting company tavria, created on the technical base of the ukrainian trc scythia, the kherson branch of public broadcasting. after the liberation of part of the kherson region , the tv channel, together with the entire technical base , came to the territories controlled by the russians. now he continues his work. together with the channel, employees, journalists, cameramen and technical personnel who continue to create stories and programs on topics needed by the kremlin fled from the armed forces. this is how 20-year-old olga teterya from the village of bohdanivka, kakhovsky district, how she got to the channel that talks about ukraine and why she received suspicion from our law enforcement agencies, about everything further. when the rashists created the tavriy kherson channel, the question arose, who will fill it with slug content? therefore, they decided to attract young this generation, they say, look,

there are prospects for development with russia, however, they hid that these are prospects for a sharp fall down. in august of last year, on the basis of the tavria tv channel, the occupiers created a so-called media school for the recruitment of students with the aim of training in the professions of journalist, cameraman, editor, tv presenter, all for further employment at the russian trc. at that time, ismail abdulaev himself campaigned to enter this medical school. vladimir abdulaev says. it's never too late to learn, television, that's not all journalists, these are cameramen who are here now, these are also editors , lighting staff, when you are going to go to media school, you must think, you must have burning eyes, you must want to work, our traitor olga also fell for these prospects of career decline teterya, in peaceful life she studied at the kherson state university at the faculty of biology and geography. and ecology, and with the beginning of the occupation

of kherson, she decided to change her profile to journalism and media communications and entered a media school. here is a video from september 11, 2022 year, where kyrylo strimausov, a traitor from the kherson region, embraces her. we are not afraid of being liberated, because we are liberated forever. kherson is russia forever , no one can change anything. and you know, in the coming months, yes, what months, years, we will become beautiful. blooming in the kherson region, i am right, yes, yes, as time has shown, kherson is ukraine. our brave soldiers brought him home. after graduating from medical school, the aunt was hired on the tavria tv channel, where she took the pseudonym aleftina, navarosyskaya, you don't heard as a pseudo-journalist, teterya actively covered the illegal and fictitious referendum in her stories, calling it reunification and returning to the legal homeland. always on camera.

repeated that the shelling of kherson is carried out by the kyiv regime, especially after her film crew was apparently under fire, it’s scary , we have to shoot, we came under fire here, it’s a little scary, you can’t sit in a basement either, because, well, how- it's not very safe really, after this video russian scumbags wrote that the armed forces deliberately fired at the civilian population, novorossiysk itself repeated this on television. there was a large crowd of people, as humanitarian aid was being distributed, it flew to the very building where this mobile social office was located, that is, there were people there who simply wanted to somehow, well, get some kind of help from the russian state or become a citizen there was no one from the russian federation, that is, from the military, but exactly three explosions rang out in a cluster of peaceful... in april of this year

novorossiysk became a member of the union of journalists of russia. now this lover of novorossiya is hiding in genichivsk. in the summer of this year, the kherson city court of the kherson region issued a summons. carrying out a special pre-trial investigation, the traitor faces from 12 to 15 years of imprisonment. and this is another shame of journalism sipko yuliya olehivna, born in 1976. she is a journalist by education, but until february 24 she worked in the kherson regional state administration. when the city was captured by the russian army, sybko decided to become a spokesperson for propaganda in the region, got a job a journalist and tv presenter on the same tv channel. tavria. unfortunately, the bare pier is 90% flooded. while we were there, there was shelling, that is, there is nothing sacred from that side, that is, they do not understand that the evacuation is going on, at the same time they continue their dirty work. and why did yulichka remain silent about who caused this disaster, or about the fact that after

the russians blew up the kakhovsky gez, they insidiously abandoned the locals and partially evacuated only those who had a russian passport. sypko showed that she was worthy of serving the kremlin regime, so... they started her to entrust with a more serious task, for example , to interview volodymyr saldo, well , they already put a candidate from the united russia party there, people were only evacuated from flood zones, they had practically nothing, and they made the deputy head responsible for recruiting putin's youth in the kherson region. in the near future, in the skadovsky district, a new movement is opening, so to speak, a new detachment is being recruited, young soldiers are being recruited, so that in the future they will merge into this huge one. i won't remind you of anything, putin's youth army is a direct copy of hitler youth and hitler. i hope that the end will be the same for these fascists. yuliya is currently sitting in henichisk in ukraine with her tail pinned down, the security service of ukraine informed her

about the suspicion. this is another journalist-traitor ivan yuriyovych horbenko, born in 1998. in his peaceful life, he worked as a bartender. but after february 24, he decided to radically change his profession. he voluntarily went to kherson, which was still occupied at the time, and began working as a cameraman and presenter on the vtvlyus tv channel. how this channel became pro-russian and who used it i will tell you how it is a platform for propaganda in one of the following programs. in the meantime, i will add about the propagandist gurbenka that after the de-occupation of kherson he fled to skadovsk and works as a correspondent for trc tavria, where he promotes russian peace and fully supports the occupation. this day is special for skadov residents. residents and guests of the city in a festive mood gathered on the central streets to congratulate each other on the epoch-making event. an epoch-making event will be when ukraine wins, all collaborators will receive what each of them deserves, and that's right, a coincidence

traitors gurbenko did not have long to shine a mine on the camera and carry garbage. suspicion and the so-called uka bunks were already waiting for him. and this is another supporter of putin, olena mykhaylivna tyufyakina, maiden name ulimova, born in 1966. until february 24 , she held the position of accountant and worked in the department of social protection of the population under the city administration. but after the beginning of the full-scale attack of russia on ukraine, she went to work in one of the departments of the occupation structure, the department of organizational and information work with electronic document management in the department of labor and social policy under the chairmanship of the gauleiters. we would like to say thank you very much for this help, because we really need it. we have many people left in skadovsk, people with reduced mobility who require wheelchairs and walkers. we are

happy to have your organization, well, let's take it. the woman distributed humanitarian aid from russia, thereby influencing the local people. come to the side of the enemy, i hope that soon she herself will need humanitarian aid, which will be carried to prison. it was a program collaborators and i, olena kononenko. if you want to talk about the kremlin traitors, write to us at this email address or just on facebook, together we will send all the traitors to the russian ship. see you in a week on espresso. this is how kamikaji drones , which are made by 16-year-old radomir, his father , a military man, repeatedly told his son about the advantages of drones at the front, so

the boy decided to make uavs and assembled his first drone in the summer. he was successful, after we put him together, he flew after, well, we assembled it , set it up, and already in western ukraine, at the airfield, it was tested, it raised almost 2.5 km, it was in... now the guy has almost a production at home, after lessons at school he picks up a soldering iron, finished drones must be tested, because there are a lot of orders, and you can't miss them. quite a lot of military personnel, drones, and there are special forces, there is the national guard, there is also the security service of ukraine, well, units, alpha special units, that is. well, quite a lot of people ask, and i try to give it to everyone

in one day, radomir can assemble up to five drones, within a week, the boy and his uncle make up to 30 kamikaze drones, the young man orders almost all the components on the internet. you need to order parts, then you need to assemble it, assemble the drone yourself, assemble the battery for the drone, then we have to set it up and test it, he needs to put the voltage settings on the motors there, output the voltage to the points, well, that’s all , just how it is output through the program, and with the help of this program, well, it happens the setting itself, since september radumyr collected and handed over 90 drones to the front and received many thanks from the military. 127. the battalion of the 112th tro brigade thanks radimir tyutyunnik for

the provided fpv drones, ram models, and will definitely use them against the enemy. we hand over the drone to the pegasus air reconnaissance group. thank you. let it work. such a drone can fly up to 7 km, because it is equipped with a battery for 800 m. thanks to the camera with a clear image, the target can be seen from afar. explosives are also attached to this drone. for the occupiers, it also depends from weather conditions and whether enemy rap works. ukrainian rivers, fighters from the ssso planted a pgomy ammunition on him, it is approximately 100-1200 g. now the guy is collecting for the assembly room for 100 kamikaze drones, 15 million hryvnias are needed. you can help by following the link on the screen. radomir says that every drone is a saved life of a ukrainian military man. dmytro didora oleksandr burlev. espresso tv channel.

my call sign is jesus, my name is oleg, i am the commander of the medical company of the 47th separate mechanized brigade, my rank is lieutenant of the medical service, i have been serving since the first on the day of the full-scale invasion, at first i was a platoon combat medic in the territorial defense , then i was a company medic, then i was in another unit, the doctors of the battalion medical center and, accordingly, in the 47th brigade,

at first, when it was still a regiment, i was the chief of the evacuation department, and when it became a brigade in november of the 22nd year, i was appointed to the position of commander of the medical board, i fought a little in the volunteer battalion in the 14th year, i am a person with a patriotic position, i love the history of ukraine, my mother is a history teacher, i always if i had read these books even in the dark times for ukraine, there was yanukovych and so on, and before that, i understood that there would be a war between us, it would be there somewhere during my lifetime, and that is why i always i mentally and physically prepared for the fact that it would be necessary to take part in the war, and that's why, when the war started, it found me abroad, i was on a business trip, i flew to ukraine and immediately left, enlisted in the territorial defense of the solomyan district city ​​of kyiv. where i actually live and work, i am a doctor, i am a doctor, me doctor, radiologist, interventional radiologist,

worked in kyiv at the dobrobut clinic, where i am the head of the radiology department, and at the feofania hospital, i have a medical education, i studied at the bogomolets national university, we had a military department, we had a military surgery there, military therapy, that is, we had such a normal military department, even then, when i listened to it there back in the zero years, i was studying, yes, i understood that it all didn't work, that is, it was so obvious that it was all some nonsense, that it was obvious well, but we served these couples there, passed this exam, received our junior lieutenants there, in fact, when the war started in 14th year, i was in dobrobat, we were in mariupol, and for the first time in the fall of 14th year mariupol came, then there was this metsanbat, the pinchuk foundation financed it, such an organization, they recruited foreigners, that is , almost all the instructors there were with combat experience, some had fresh experience,

there were such older guys there as iraq, afghanistan, who fought somewhere in granada in the 80s, or in the desert, well... there they are this very one, and they showed us modern tactical medicine then, frankly , it was just a culture shock for me at the time, i looked, i thought, what the hell, you can do that, and if they had actually discovered for us then that there is a tc3 protocol, that there is tactical medicine, which is based on some evidence, on some phasing, that it is algorithmized, that is, according to what, it makes it easier for us to study, we can take any fighter who does not have any medical skills at all, and accordingly. er teach him something necessary algorithm, therefore, accordingly, it is very important , of course, that now tactical medicine is given a lot of attention, everyone wants to learn it, everyone asks to learn it, and as far as i know and heard, even in our training centers, in principle, the takmet there is at the level to that primitive

, it is taught normally, because everyone saw that it saves lives, and we see it as well, that is, we are pleasantly ... surprised at the level, how often we get wounded somewhere from there on the battlefield from the front trench, that is, to these people provided assistance, they are imposed tourniquets, they are bandaged, they received some medicines, they somehow fixed some fractures there, that is, all this is done by soldiers, not by all, not always, there are, for example, bends, again, what is our typical mistake in the armed forces, excessive overlapping of turnstiles, that is, there is a turnstile, it seems very simple. and there are very simple signs when to apply it, four signs when it is necessary to apply a tourniquet to a limb, they are very simple, however, they are often applied where it is not necessary to do so, they play it safe, sometimes, if they are not around , in fact, well, i would look at this wound again, yes, reassess it, maybe with a more calm look, it happens

that people have complications because of this, lose limbs there when it should not be done , due to excessive rebuke and here again this balance, it is not clear what to do with it, on the one hand, we all learn to impose them, because critical bleeding is the main killer in polybattle, on the other hand, sometimes they should not be imposed, again anyway, this is my appeal, my message to all people that please listen carefully to the instructor, after he said that a tourniquet is needed for a tourniquet, he also voices the signs of this critical bleeding, they are very simple, they must be remembered, because how if you remember them and apply the tourniquet correctly, and not in any situation, then we will save a person not only life, but also health, we have a medical company. the medical company is a brigade organism, that is, it is an instrument of the brigade commander, the head of the brigade medical service, accordingly, my immediate superiors there are also the nachmet brigade and brigade commander, her task is

to provide treatment, treatment process , and assistance to wounded servicemen of the brigade, because when , for example, the brigade is not in active operations, the medical corps also works, there are always some sick people, sometimes there are injuries, people there undergo vlk training, about which there is a lot of talk now, if we actually control all these processes, that is, we direct them there, we have a medical center where people are examined, given help, referred to other medical institutions, we provide our own doctors there there are various trainings, shootings. etc., well, in combat conditions, we have deployed an evacuation and medical department, these are evacuation crews who are on duty at the transfer points, who pick up the wounded, who are delivered there with armor or other equipment, some kind of casevac from the front, provide them with assistance and deliver them to those points where they are provided with more qualified assistance, it can be a stabilization point, it can be an advanced

surgical group, it can be a medical and nursing team, again it depends on how it is organized. nay area of ​​the front, so my people, those in the medical department, they are partly part of this medical and nursing team that works in our direction, surgeons, operating room nurses, they are together with other specialists, there is such a collective group that, accordingly is located in this place, where these wounded are taken , they are given help, already a qualified medical center, and i also have such an infirmary, we call it for the wounded, that is, the part of the wounded that does not need any surgical care, some long-term rehabilitation, and these are small shrapnel wounds, where we go, contusions, or mild somatic diseases, that is, somatic, not related to hostilities there , people during hostilities also get pneumonia there , there are other various

diseases, they are treated accordingly , of course, this place is deeper in the rear, in the place where the enemy’s artillery cannot reach, where it is unlikely that they will work on it, it is already calmer, let’s say the place where the wounded can be treated more calmly and undergo some kind of rehabilitation in the conditions of the medical unit, we have crews on duty, they are on duty at designated points, where, accordingly, they can bring the wounded, if there are any, and provide them with help there, which is well implemented in our country, which we were able to to achieve by our joint work with the chief of the brigade with and with my subordinates there, so that these crews are in constant motion, that is, we do not have, let's say , a large influx of wounded at one point. there well, physically, people cannot cope , it is physically impossible to do all this in one car , accordingly we pull other crews, that is , our system is very flexible, that is why there are crews now, they can all arrive very quickly,

even all at one point, if there is a mass the influx of wounded, plus part of the crews are in populated areas there within a 20-30 minute drive from the place where there is a transfer point, if we see that there are directly constant mass sanitary losses, that is, then... this number of wounded is large, it is not decreases, we can alarm, in fact, raise additional crews and increase their capabilities, increase them, well , there are up to eight or 10 crews on the line at the same time, which allows hundreds of wounded to be transferred there in a day, fortunately we did not have such sanitary losses and hopefully there will not be, because it is too much a lot, but we can do it, i.e. hands, wheels, medicines, we have enough to do it in case of need, eh, accordingly, at the command and observation post of the company , there is a person on duty who coordinates actions constantly on duty at this very moment at any moment of time crews, which sees the location of each

crew on the map in real time, is constantly in touch with them. we have a good signalman, who we deployed very well, the actual communication service in our company, that is, we have stable communication all the way, despite all the hostilities, weather conditions and everything in the world, also people accordingly: right now, they are actually working at this medical and nursing brigade, which i was talking about, that is, they bring the wounded not only from our brigade, but also from all the working brigades, all units, who work on this part of the front, that is, they provide help there regardless of who is there from which military unit, it is clear, and again, at this moment in time, our infirmary is actually working , the lightly wounded are treated there, they rest, they are rehabilitated in order to in order to return to the formation, thanks to the volunteers, we have arranged for them, let's say , additional certain such facilities, for example, they get a clean change of clothes there, that is , each of them can throw off everything

they came with, psychocops, which are dirty, there it smells bad, wash there, get clean clothes, rest in normal conditions , eat delicious food there, sleep on a bed, this is very important for a person who has been in the field for a long time, in the conditions of the basement, planting, etc., so at the moment of time we have all units, all elements of the medical company work in each profile, and in my opinion, this coincides with the assessment of the chief of the medical service of the brigade, the commander of the brigade there, the chief of the medical service of our osuv, well, everyone copes with their tasks, and i am proud of my people and believe that this is our joint merit, that we, in principle, do our work well, with high quality. the ukrainian armed forces suffer unjustified losses at all stages, in my opinion, whether it is because the training is often very formal, that is , a person studied somewhere there, received some wagon there, or something else, but in fact, the salary

did not increase there, we we also got out of this situation according to how we were able to do it, i have a sufficient number of people, my company is well staffed and staffed by qualified people , these are doctors, these are paramedics with a good level of knowledge, who are engaged in self-education, so we actually organized it for ourselves, that is, in our country, when we were not yet in combat operations, we had such the instructor group was formed from our own people and we studied ourselves constantly, trained, and when newly arrived people came to us, we also trained them on our own within the company, because despite the fact that we have, for example, a driver on the crew, yes , he is a driver, his task... c the car is in normal condition, drive there, carry out some kind of repair there, that is, the current one, the one that is needed, but nevertheless, we always looked at it this way, okay, and if

it happened that, say, a medic who was injured there in the crew or died there, and there are other crew members wounded, there are wounded who still need further assistance, if, well, to provide help, that is why everyone in our company must have a certain level of knowledge and skills in tactical medicine, and we were engaged in this, that is, whether you are a clerk, or you are a driver, or you are a cook, it doesn't matter you go and learn, of course, you won't have the level of a paramedic or a doctor who has a specialized education, but it's still... the level that will allow you to save lives, provide some of the most necessary stages of help and, well, actually to save the life, health, of the wounded, that's why we cope with this on our own, sometimes we used the services of some kind of people, organizations, unfortunately, we did not receive any normal training from the state, from the armed forces, and this is my

pain, and this is my main one. on the claim if so you can say, in fact, how many i am there, i don’t know, as if they didn’t fight head-on in this whole history, but the scouts, you can do everything there, do something for yourself there, that is, they think that something needs to be taught to the tank drivers, it is necessary to teach the little ones , they will figure it out by themselves, well , that’s what they think, we figured it out ourselves, but it ’s not true. just as we expected, the protective element, which is precisely designed to collect the force of the impact, the explosion, broke off, that’s how the test of demining boots with with the help of a mannequin, boots withstood the blast wave in order to create

protection... the makers conducted more than one experiment and spent more than one month, the first thoughts were - these are armored insoles for boots in different sizes, then there are those on the groin, we thought of making metal shells like that, there were such developments, with these ideas we turned to the ministry of internal affairs and communications, showed in which direction we were working, they rejected them, said that there should be a minimum of metal parts. and everything with metal you step on, the metal becomes fragments. protect people, rescuers and utility workers from mines, director production was decided due to the injury of a relative. from that moment there were many ideas and developments, the best turned out to be boots, which are an analogue of canadian development. when a distant relative of mine had a problem there, he stepped on a landmine and his toes were torn off, and

then it inspired me to come up with something to protect my feet, well, that's where the development started and we came to this model. the basis of shoe protection is plastic with impurities. the manufacturers do not disclose the detailed composition, but they assure that there is special protection. in particular, kevlar. the feet of the shoes also help, thanks to which the boots got the name spiders. a whole farm of 3d-printers works on the production of one of the elements of mine clearance shoes. at 23 o'clock, they receive such a ready-made element, it is precisely these feet for shoes, which later save the lives of our shoes. it is the paws that take the first blow and take the main energy from the explosion, plastic fragments do not injure like iron ones. due to the fact that the explosion is carried out behind the legs, thanks to the legs to the side, all the energy goes up and only as a residual wave

injures the user there, the second went a sapper in spiders, just for these dangerous areas, the boots cost uah 17,000, which is much cheaper than the canadian analogue, now up to 15 pairs of protective shoes are made per day. the process is not very simple, as they say, it seems at first glance. we have broken it down into several stages, and there is such an element of the conveyor, one group of lovers makes one element, the other another, and they are like that, if they have already started it, then it is like a wheel is already spinning and everyone, everyone knows his, his site of work, in production plans to optimize the production of boots, 3d-printers will be gradually removed, and plastic casting will be used for the production of paws, this will save a lot of time and allow us to produce as many protective shoes as possible. dmytro didora and oleksandr

burlevich, television channel sp.