someone is reading there, he mobilizes him, he says: i want exactly in the third turn of the turn, someone is right there with our contingent, these are exactly volunteers, and someone is looking for a place to go, here a person wants, he monitors the internet and chooses where to go, someone stumbles upon us somewhere, oh, i'll go here, and then it turned into, as you say , a brand, the commander is a good one, and the manager is also good, that's the commander's job. personnel selection, sometimes there are also people who are responsible for some media composition, it works, works, we have been talking for a long time about the fact that the most important thing is our people, yes, and this is how we differ from our enemy, i understand that things happen differently in combat conditions, and you can't do without losses either, but for almost two years of a large-scale invasion. do we still stand on this,

do we still have the understanding that a person above all else, that is, depends on the commander, i can only say for our commanders, well, our personnel selection is going in such a way that the human resource is the most important, well, because a person, here even well, if not brothers. a humanitarian, then from a purely military point of view a person can react to any situation, a person can perform the craziest tasks, if he is ideologically savvy, if he is motivated, that is the most important thing, after the war, a person will be able to develop this country, that is the same motivated person, and therefore people's lives are the most important. returning a little to

the azov family, an extremely long and very dramatic tragic episode with mariupol, with the mariupol garrison in general and azov, how did you experience it and in general, how could you internally bear all of this, because it is a crazy load, well... for us it is was really a big blow, precisely the fact that we could not somehow, well, really help it, but at that time i was involved precisely in the defense of kyiv, and well, we had something to do, too, that is, we were fighting there, and at the same time, our command in the were finding some options, so there together with gur.

helicopters flew to mariupol, volunteers, azov residents and not only old azov residents rushed in, but a bunch of young guys who, well, because of their ideological considerations, also flew there, there were attempts, then unsuccessful, unfortunately, to break through to mariupol, somehow, that is, all of you anyway, we were in all these processes in order to... in order to make it easier to further liberate, our brothers were there, that is, i don’t know how it was with everyone, it was the same for me, we didn’t think about the liberation of mariupol, well, i’m in it, i’m in i didn't believe it, well, there were such a number of troops there that it was unreal, but we couldn't leave our friends there, that is, it was a matter of honor, huh, but what... now bahmud and the situation

around him looks like difficult in the context of the fact that the enemy has taken the initiative, and there are great threats that gains, including the third of a separate assault brigade for this year, while you were there, may be leveled, simply because the russians are pressing madly, it will be unpleasant, but yes, i understand how much sweat , blood and... everything else has been put into the fact that andriivka, tick and so on, but what to do with the fact that this is a war, and there are situations when it is from hand to hand, then to us, then to them, well , look, predict something or talk about it, and how will you be yourself to feel, if so, well, how, somehow, we will, well, yes, people, i am, we are military people, and i... in principle, not

i understand that everyone is there, well, such emotions as lunch or sadness from this will not be better for you on the contrary. that's why it's easier to do something than just to think how bad everything is, the only thing that can be said is that it's high time for all of us to stop blaming there, i don't know, the lunatic, the syrian, there the corner, the president, someone else, there, and start to do something by ourselves every day, then we will have the right to do it, well, and there will be a result. and everyone, at least, will be able to clearly say yes, here and there it was wrongly angry, or here and there we made the maximum effort, but were unable to complete the tasks there, and that is why we keep coming back to the same thing, well, we need a military, a normal military

state machine, well, if you have already mentioned the military-political leadership, at the end of the year there is a lot of such different information about conflict. inside, how do you perceive it, i don't smile at all, well , these are hamsters in jars, there are some results and zero, the main thing is not to be bad, i like to argue with a friend and blame, here's the question, what, what, what was done, and not who is guilty, why is guilty, at the moment, i say, it's a dog, and maybe someone's stupidity. well, in any case, this is in the hands of the russian federation, so not only do i not accept it, but i also try not to look there, i turned off facebook and i can’t find you there, no, i don’t need to, i can find you, but i

’m not sitting there, because these men on facebook are toxic, okay, well, a few words about crimea, the 23rd year in the minds of many. what seems to me rather infantile people should be crowned with walks on the embankment there near shama at the train station in simferopol, i don't know what else. to me always, personally, i am always a little triggered by such a conversation, because it is difficult to imagine a military operation on the scale of the liberation of crimea. well, that is, in theory , you can probably talk about it with the military, but my god, it's a lot of sweat, tears, blood and everything, and how did you... how did you feel watching all such media campaigns regarding crimea? well, first of all, nobody knows about the military operation in crimea. well, actually, we are based on some of what we see, we saw how mariupol was taken, but there, the azov garrisons

marbeiks stood to death, we saw how they took bakhmut from us, what forces, how many they put there, but again we were attacked by wagner. here we saw forces and losses, the question is how it will be there, no one knows, well, that is, maybe it will be a military there, a brilliant military operation to cover and that's all, maybe gur will be able to knock them out somehow with his own methods, that's what will happen there a small special operation, we don’t know, here’s a survey under similar... troops, well, i don’t have them, so can we predict and say that it will be direct a terrible massacre, i won’t, maybe everything will be in the best form, but about crimea, i often, well, i didn’t really like it there,

the audience now liked how i lived there, how people live there, probably even now, but i would go back to the mountains. which i miss a little, but maybe there is some vineyard that you didn't like when you lived in the crimea, which you didn't have enough of, you know, the same scoop, well, sit down, you know, i once traveled a little the former yugoslavia, here on the slopes, and here you go, for example, there on, well there. you go to bosnia-herzegovina, montenegro, albania, well, class, well, europe, well, roughly speaking, you’re moving a bridge to serbia, that’s all, the koltsov bridge in crimea, in simferopol, well, that’s it, not everyone understands, but god, yes , well

, a sleepy, sleepy soviet district, that's all, i wish you good health, and here at these contrasts, well, i felt something there, well, i felt myself there. it's uncomfortable, yeah, but this in no way means that a person who grew up there does not want to return there, it's just that everything wants to be changed, modernized, of course, that's just me i'm saying that... i really want to go back to get there, i miss the years, i want a vineyard somewhere in the direction of yalta, huh, and please tell me, you don't have any kind of inner feeling, you already said that you are not one of those who you are offended, you are offended, but the internal question for many residents of the peninsula in 2014 is why so, why, why did this happen, or why was there such support for russia in fact? i wouldn't say that there was direct support for the russian occupation, well, there are

thousands of degenerates who took an active part in it, 500 of them for money, that's it you are talking now about the power link of all this, so if they had the real support of the population, they would not have sent in the army, well, they people would have gone out and done everything themselves, well, no one would... i believe that no country in europe i wouldn't have gone against it, but they had to lead troops, and how many 16 thousand they landed then, i don't remember exactly, but what for, as if they had such support, you understand, well, i didn't need it either to land such a huge number of troops, to block the units, if the units were for them, as they are now anyway passed, yes, why did you block part of it, yes, why did you block everything? the part that the problem was with the part in the pass,

the part with the headquarters of the marines in simferopol, which held out for four days in almost complete encirclement, today the way they are trying to rewrite this history now, and the most important thing is that those people who at that time tried to do something in ukraine after the victory. dan, it is very profitable for them to support this idea, because they breed onions, that's how they supported everything there, and this is exactly what it is for me, that a little when, because everything was wrong, well, gentlemen, everything really wasn't right, it's just beneficial for you, so that they don't hang some responsibility on themselves, although it's a direct duty of a politician to take responsibility, yes it's beneficial for them to support this russian intervention. why did they all support them? look, in one of your comments or an interview, i don't remember if it was

a journalist or if it was the voice of crimea a little earlier in the 15th year, you assumed that these were the russian military in crimea, that they were probably the best and the most equipped of all, what they could have, and it is unlikely that they were, was somehow real. combat force, i remembered , by the way, this, i’m talking a little about something else, i was talking about the fact that it was a show to the world, uh, well, that is, they dropped out, they were just then switching to new weapons, they were just then going completely well, the army was switching to the newest things there, uniforms, bulletproof vests, means of protection, weapons, that's what they dropped. saw the world, uh, that is, it is not enough that such beautiful

landings of landing planes and helicopters arrived, yes they are all ugly, such a display, such everything else, i thought at the time, in principle, i don't have any other theories about why they were walking around the cities like that, they were all so beautiful, were they special forces. real military right there, i don't know, but anything can happen, well, if these are the same guys who came here near kyiv later, then it was quite serious on the ninth, huh, and if we talk about 2024 in general, the next year, and what would you ask now from ukrainians, maybe from the world, and what would you wish for? for myself and for my brothers, specifically, i am not

one of those people who wants to ask something, to ask someone there, well, everyone lives their own life, if we are talking about our partners there, so-called, yes, yes, and if in they still don't understand that if we lose, their time will come, well, five. years , it will take russia 7 years to restore the military potential that they have lost, so it will be a short battle, well, that is , if... well, this is my personal opinion, so if everything is on their conscience, well, any expectations

i don't expect any expectations for the next year from anyone, well, look, the world is so turbulent right now. election processes in many countries, the united states, including presidential elections, and the issue of aid for us and funding, including weapons, support also remains suspended now, aren't we in a shaky and shaky position now? i believe that the biggest mistake is always a person, it is planning your life, when you rely on someone, we have to... plan the complete liberation of our territory, relying only on our own strength, if they help us, it is very good , it will strengthen us a lot, but the same plan that bezugla wants very much must be based only on us and only on themselves, and every citizen of this slovenia must understand this, we can only count on yourself, because only what you have and

what you can only be sure of this, you know, i will do this for sure, it is mine, but i will do this, if they give me something, it is no longer plan, this is already a theory, ugh, how do you see your life after, i'll just say after, well i would like to generalize the survey, that is, as for the military, this is all that is happening, there is no such survey. no one in the world has this war, well, i can only compare it to some medieval wars, well, to get out, the army came, came and cut whole cities to nothing, well, this did not happen either in the first or second world war, even these are the battles, then i can say that no one has such a survey,

and god forbid no one will have it, but this survey will be needed somehow. put on paper and it is possible to include the statutes in some books or textbooks, i would be interested in doing this, well, i think that the development of the army according to the naat model is what we want and it is a rather long process, are you ready to join in this as well as me, you know, here this is me, even after active hostilities , this will be one of the tasks, well, in order to , well, this is how it happens, well , everything always happens in my life, what do you want, for example, that the state respects you there, you start something to do, that's why she didn't it will be, well, it is extremely rare when something is given to you as a gift, you need to make some

effort, those who will follow you, they will already be better off, and that's it... when you want your children there, your descendants there are the children of your friends there, they will follow you, they will follow you, everything will be better for them, ugh, this is how you feel about the thesis that the military will come, restore order, well , they will go into politics, they will go into the economy, they will go everywhere, and here we sit in the back like this, but no, our military are cool, they will do everything for us, the military, when will come back, if they solve their problems the way they know how, they will all be put in prison, that's the first thing, but that's why it won't happen. secondly, we return to the same element that we can count only on ourselves, and if people, people who will stop turning on the guard or simply speaking rudely there, chattering with their tongues, and will do something, every day, a military machine on their on the rails, then there will be no need

for the military to come there and do something, this is transferring one's responsibility to someone, if a person. believes only in himself he knows that only he himself can do something, and when there are hundreds of millions of such people, we will see a developed and flourishing country, but i want to say about nato standards, so what did you say, but i’m not exactly about that, again i resist for the survey of this war, i believe that they will be needed, well, we are now trying to get into a system that no longer works. she used to work, for example, she even worked in the ato zone, when she was there from the age of 14 to 22, she could work, because she was initially... such a war, that which the whole world has been leading there all this time there since the second world war, it is not suitable for this war, and all the soldiers

of other countries who are watching us understand this, they have already begun to rewrite their governing documents there, yes, and we now we are generally asking about things that are no longer working, huh, that's why i'm a little categorical. to this , an interesting opinion may be given, that is, nato standards are not a panacea at all, moreover, they may not work in such conflicts as the russian-ukrainian war, a panacea of ​​relations, that is what we need break this relationship with the military and the military, this is the soviet relationship, when i read a good phrase there, the kukanist chain, when everyone owes a debt, this is the most important thing in the army, this is the condition to catch up and find problems.

this war, it's time for them to implement them for themselves, and not for us, ugh, and for sure now finally, i just promise, and we understand that the third oshb and other brigades, some of them simply have tremendous combat experience in this conflict, or you are ready specifically and you will specifically go and teach this to the world and or? is it necessary to do this, or every conflict, it is different from the previous one and does not make sense? well, look, first of all, you want me there, you don't want it, for example, if i

will be a civilian there, i will retire and they will offer me such a job there for good money, then i will want to do it, that is, if it will be necessary if i remain in the structure, and the structure will need it, that is, it will be some kind of exchange of interviews, experience, conferences, or simply she will need to go there. it will be a combat order, an order, i will go, i will want to do it, i.e. here, again, nothing depends here , i want, i don’t want, this is a pure factor that we believe that it should be done, for all that it should be done now, i asked why, it’s no secret for anyone that from 2014 to about the 22nd in the world, there were certain reservations about, well, for example, people with experience in azov, azov is not that... he very often received opportunities to learn on certain weapons, he did not receive professional support from the military there from other countries, and so on, but he proved himself extremely combat-ready and very

effective. actually, is something like this possible and now, in your opinion, is it possible that the world will start to fear the conditional ukrainian military, to fear that it is such a combat-capable unit that oh-oh-oh, it's better for us somehow? well, look, and... this is a deep question, which, i think, can be explained for quite a long time, i will try to briefly explain it somehow. they are afraid, this is just a position, i am saying that no one in the world thought, did not want, but just as he said, they closed their eyes to the fact that there could be such a situation that could come, well, people, how are they ready for anything, they they will love everything with you. it doesn't happen like that, well, it's nonsense, it doesn't happen like that, and that's why they didn't want to see people like us, they didn't

want us to exist, because we're scary, they came up with different canopies for us, climilia of all kinds, in fact and for now continue, both in private and in states. we are talking about the environment, it is important, that is why i believe that after, well, they are still there, that is, they see there, they are horrified, but then again, there are people like the un who prove that there is no, the composition of the performance was not seen, but the red cross, which, well, especially in our. there in europe or the world

, well, they see that things are not so bad there, the russians are not so bad, well, yes, they attacked ukraine worse, but what they show is some ukrainian dog, yes it is already like that, the question is that the defense capability of the country should not depend on the opinion of such people, unfortunately or on the contrary fortunately, that is what generals are for. teams, which, if, which, if they need me, they will call us, we will come, we will share the survey, this is what you were talking about, that every conflict is really, well, it peculiar, but there are some standard things that will be needed, navi, even now the situation at the front changes steadily every three months, it changes so much that you need to adapt to this history,

there is this whole one. groups of people who conduct some analyzes there based on the information received by the countries, on what they see and even make some predictions, well, that is, it is a modern war, but still they are all based on some standard principles , so why not, exchange it interview with partners, thank you very much for the opportunity to discuss these. important things, as for me, an officer of the 3rd separate assault brigade with the nickname beard, joined this marathon of espresso interviews, ee i wish you military success, thank you, yes, because, to be honest, civilians very often can't pick up either words, how is it right to wish for a successful continuation of everything you

are doing now, military luck is, for sure... something that, well, in fact, in one expression gathers everything, and well, of course, i hope that next time also in this studio or somewhere on see you on the way out, i'll be there, great , thank you, thank you to all my colleagues, thanks to whom we were able to have this conversation and record this interview, my name is khrystyna yatskiv, see you soon. there are 10% discounts on paracetamol darnytsia in psyllany bam and oskad pharmacies. turn on well - it's when everything is as you want. click and you are in the world of cartoons, click and around the universe of cinema. and then, oh, what is needed. mego. turn on hundreds of channels, thousands of movies and sports. there are discounts on anticataral. 20% in pharmacies plantain, memory and

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