and water, gas, electricity supply, drainage, this winter is going better than last, if we say in terms of heating, in terms of supplying coal with firewood, last winter we did not have so much time to prepare for winter, because immediately after the liberation we almost started, that is, we have to was promptly restored. electricity supply for the past year, there are the following main directions that need to be done, this is to have as much time as possible to clear a large, well, as large amount of agricultural land as possible so that people can sow seeds, because we agrarian region, and this greatly affects the economy, the budget. oblast

, and therefore, first of all, this should be done as much as possible so that as many farmers as possible can sow seeds, also helping farmers is very important, next year, well for this coming year , our main task is the liberation of the left bank, of course, in relation to kherson, so that really leaves 70. 2500 of the 330 or so that were there before the full-scale invasion, but we continue to offer people to leave in order to secure their lives, their relatives, but those people who remain, of course, we will continue to help until there is any preservation of the city, or...

there is no question of reconstruction, because reconstruction simply cannot take place when such shelling is constant preservation, we also naturally preserve all buildings that came under shelling, we close the windows there osb, we cover the roofs, and also the same situation with people’s residences, so... the same measures are carried out with residences, apartments, and in order that after the end of the full-fledged invasion, or at least after the liberation of the left bank, we were able to e later to restore it so that it does not collapse now, well, there is good news, for example, yesterday, as i understand it, the movement of one of the trolleybuses was restored, in fact, now all

trolleybus lines are working in kherson, and this was also submitted to the 350 heat supply subscribers, this is also good news, people who waited a long time because there were gusts there, and such planned repairs were underway, and now... there will be glass there. well, thank you very much, mr. oleksandr, oleksandr tolokonnikov, head of the press office of kherson ova, was with us, thank you for this conversation, and we will to move on, we still have a lot of interesting things, stay with us, lesya vakulyuk, we are here too, welcome to, we will have andriy kramchenko, the editor-in-chief of sumy, we will soon include him in our conversation, that's it ... and you know what else

i wanted to say, i wanted to say, you know, today the reader read the news about one such man who lived all his life in latvia, well almost all his life, and 72-year-old boris katkov, no, no, no from prada's grandfather, grandfathers fought, he already came there kavichus, and then corresponded for a russian, he never learned the language. he never learned it, because of his age he was given such a dismissal, well, but what is interesting, he headed the latvian russian association there, he did not even study the russian language, because the very popular slogan is the suitcase, the station of russia, he did not he also clearly had trouble with his hearing all the time, or he was very good with his hearing, and now, now he was deported at the age of 82. this man, baris katkov, lived... in latvia since 1966,

from in 1966, you can imagine living that long time, ugh, and during this time so... not to learn a single word, ugh, well , since 1966, people have not been able to learn the ukrainian language, even at some basic level, although it would seem, well, really languages, i just 58 years, you could learn at least 58 words in a year, then one word a year, but the person lived there, did not learn, in the 91st year he retired in rank. colonel, i understand that this is a typical liberator, he came to liberate latvia, it is not known why, probably from latvian identity, and maria zakharova was already indignant, said that this is a provocation, and that this is a provocation

with the aim of intimidating russian-speaking residents of latvia, i think that this is just a hint, or even not that it is a hint, it is just a direct speech to the residents of the authorities. and russian speakers, get together and go to your family , no one will forbid you to speak russian there, but i just think how many people like this boris katkov ended up in ukraine, how many of them lived here, did not learn the ukrainian language, moreover, got into politics, moreover, dictated to ukraine and ukrainians how they should live, ugh, and dragged ukraine back to the soviet union, and they remain , but no one will expel them , there was no lustration on... in fact, of course, there are also russians, ethnic by origin, who become normal latvians or estonians, this is also a normal process and the ukrainians are yakking, it is certainly not about him, but maybe some of his grandchildren or great-grandchildren will become normal citizens of latvia, these are also such different processes

that take place, well, those who cannot find themselves with their russian look and language in a country of the european union, then they rarely are returning from... one to russia, mostly they go to germany somewhere, well, because russia is also a completely foreign country to them, well, exactly in the sense that they are used to, it is good to love russia while sitting in latvia, and to receive a pension according to the standards of the european union, not russia. well, dear friends, we are returning to our roll call, andriy kremchenkov, editor-in-chief of sumy's public service , joins us, mr. andriy, good morning, hello unconquered. how was the unconquered sumyshchyna able to sleep that night? well, i don't know how everything is sumyshchyna, i didn’t manage very well, i had to wake up a little early despite the day off, but at least not because of russian missiles, not because of ours either

, no, yes, that’s great, look, reports on shelling for the past night usually arrive around 9 in the morning. therefore i cannot say yet, the only thing i can say is that i did not hear any explosions in sumy, we have air raids every day and every night, but who in this country can be surprised by this, yesterday, as you know, 191 shells were fired along the sumy border rocket, the city got the most shostka in the north, there the russian military fired seven... packages, one of which hit the yard of such apartment buildings, there are such scary photos, if you have seen it, one woman was injured, an infrastructure facility was also hit, as of yesterday, there were 12,000

apartments without heating, but in the weather we have now, by the way, it is getting a little warmer, now, if a couple of days ago it reached -17, now it seems... it was a minus at night, in general yesterday, 12 communities came under shelling, this is actually the entire border area, well, that is, in each one it happened almost to the community, out of the ordinary , s-300 missiles were fired at velyka piserivka, maybe i'm wrong, but it seems to me that this is the first time in my memory that this type of weapon was used by the russian military against ours. border, in general, in our region, well, how to say, the region lives a more or less peaceful life, but the border villages are exposed to shelling mainly from mortars, barrel artillery, much more often from rocket

artillery, there are cases when rockets are fired in somshchyna, that is this is rather an exception when i am asked if you have heard the work air defense, i smile very, how should i say it, so sad, because this is such a very kyiv issue, in our understanding, air defense is a pickup truck with a machine gun, so you don't hear it very much. but this also really matters, these mobile groups , which are coordinated among themselves, hit, if they can, the missiles, if they can’t, they transmit the coordinates of the targets to other groups, that is, well , here we have a fight with russian missiles, as far as the energy situation is concerned, then it is more or less normal, all the houses that were cut off due to bad weather, as reported oblenergo already has electricity, and... but as of yesterday, if i am not mistaken, there were 58

populated areas that were cut off as a result of russian attacks, and it is not always possible to restore electricity in such places, because the russian military also fires at the vehicles of energy workers, who are trying to repair it, so the situation is actually difficult on the border, people are leaving there. there are no more than one or two villages in which there are no residents left at all, that is, the russians are turning our border into such a gray, or one might say, buffer zone, in which no live, unfortunately, people live, yes , this is how we live now, and people leave , they make such a decision themselves, is there still such a centralized evacuation, and look, i often hear this question very often, because i have to comment on the statements of some regional government , i do not

observe any centralized evacuation , maybe it is happening, but in some way , so that it cannot be noticed, that is, people mostly leave by themselves, and it is very often not even to some conditional poland or to the west of ukraine, they leave to more deep areas of the region, this is the most, let's say, a frequent pattern of leaving. in the sums themselves, they move to other villages within the community, they move to the centers of communities, which are more peaceful than border villages, although krasnopil also gets less than some conditional tour or slavhorod, but it also gets, but people don't really want to go far, because they don't understand how they will live there for what, where, and they don't really want to break away from... their roots, their property, which they earned for tens of years, well

, that is, life in the villages and on the border has its own nuances . mass problems, we are not up to this topic... so as not to name some numbers, but, well, we all understand that the situation can turn into a crisis of non -payments, and if these debts accumulate, and they accumulate, i specifically talked, for example, amount of thermal energy that they are there are barely balancing their budgets, well, for various reasons, not only because of debts, but also because , for example, of the difference between what they earn and what they receive from consumers, so... we can go into the communal sphere in the crisis of non-payments, and then everything will stand up

, as much as we need it, i am not convinced , but what, i will ask briefly, this week was somehow a week of such, expectations that a law on mobilization will be passed, or several laws that one way or another , everything will be connected with this, as is happening in sumy oblast mobilization and... what do sums expect from the process of this, that is, i don't know, in the embodiment of this and in the understanding of the justice of this? this topic is discussed in society , again , i did not conduct any sociological research there to say how people react to it, but it is discussed, however, i am not convinced that everyone who discusses at least some analytics on this law and read without saying about the bill itself. as far as i know, it was returned to the government for finalization, that is, it is not even about the first one yet

reading, so let's wait and see how the mobilization is going, and from the latest figures i heard, general artyukh, the head of the sumy ova, once gave a figure before the city council that the mobilization plan was completed in the sumy region, whether by 7 or 8%, something like that a very small number, why so, i don't know. i know, maybe the potential has already been selected, maybe many people volunteered, maybe many people avoid mobilization, that is, it is difficult for me to comment on why these numbers are. but on the other hand , i know stories about how a person with an artificial knee joint who would not have one is mobilized to serve at all, and sometimes another person cannot get into the army for 6 months, although he has a connection from a specific unit that wants to mobilize this particular person, and his mobilization lasts for six months, well, such

stories, well, thank you, mr. andrii, andrii kremchenko, the editor-in-chief of the social sum was with us... they talked to us about what was happening in the sum, in particular and of course there were shellings, well, but they also touched on such important issues that concern everyone, such as mobilization, or , for example, to pay or not to pay and vice versa utility bills, for which they can now turn off electricity, water, gas, and even seize apartments, that's it, what about wartime, gentlemen, let's go now for a short break, then we'll come back and continue our conversation, we'll ask what's going on there in... , stay with us, the vinyl agency presents taras chubai and songs that all of ukraine will sing along to on the stage of the lviv opera on january 22 at 7:30 p.m. the special guest of the concert is the lviv

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it is very important for the russians to take this sinkivka plazdarm to advance to kupyansk nodal, and kupinsk nodal is a railway station on the left bank of the oskol river, kupinsk is on two banks of the river, and it is very important for the russians to take this railway station because it is very difficult for them. to deliver resources for their army, and our armed forces are well done, they are holding this bridgehead, of course, it is very difficult, it is very cold now, in kharkiv oblast there is frost, snow, our soldiers are holding on, and we are helping them with all our strength, as we can, we are talking about this again a possible attack on kharkiv during this year, where they come from and how to treat them in general. well, actually, periodically these conversations about an attack on kharkiv arise, and especially if we take the last two weeks, when kharkiv is constantly under fire, we see

that russia is once again introducing such disorganization into life of kharkiv. kharkiv has learned to live under conditions of shelling, at the same time, russia constantly changes the objects of shelling. now, what surprises ordinary kharkiv residents is what people are paying attention to in social networks. that russia started shelling the small hotels, the places where people from other cities who come from other regions and other countries just settle down, and as we can see, for example, it was foreign journalists who suffered twice in two hotels because they settled there, they need to monitor the situation on the frontline territory of ukraine, and these are such quiet little hotels where they stayed, and and then russia reports that here we... destroyed some facility where nato mercenaries were located, they report it like this, and now kharkiv residents among themselves, well, such a patriotic segment of kharkiv residents

inform each other, what to convey e to people from other cities to settle down better in apartments, and strangely enough, to settle in the largest residential area of ​​ukraine , saltivtsi, because it is now the calmest, strangely enough, because there is only a residential area there, and maybe it won't cause problems. those coordinators, those drgs, probably from russia, those informers who are still informing something , it is not clear, do not cause any arrivals , well, that is, these are the thoughts that circulate among the residents of kharkiv, at the same time, of course, these ideas that are thrown into the information requests that kharkiv will be attacked again, well, i will say , they are mobilizing kharkiv residents, lines are being built in kharkiv, defense lines are being built in kharkiv oblast, we know about it. people are helping with this in the oblast under the oblast council , a communal enterprise has been created for national resistance, they have already announced their first

decisions, there will be already under for money from the regional budget will be used to train the civilian population in tactical medicine and the ability to live in combat conditions, that is, kharkiv is preparing. and is everyone also being mobilized by these periodic conversations about the russian offensive, i see that three men from kharkiv, after paying 300 dollars each, tried to cross the border of ukraine with moldova, but they did not succeed, they were caught, as with mobilization in general from kharkiv, who say that people are talking among themselves about this law, which they can vote for mobiliza. well, see which one the situation, i am a volunteer at the hospital, and the day before yesterday i talked with the soldiers

and the staff there, and here is the situation, what, for example, is there a tcc somewhere, somewhere in some city someone was caught and it is demonstrably showing this, or someone somewhere swam there river and so on. we understand that these cases are isolated, but they are so threatened that the whole of ukraine seems to be running away from it, hiding, and so on. but there are real soldiers who, i talked to soldiers, who has a plate in his leg, he has been fighting since the 15th year, and he still continues to go to the front, he came to doctor, for consultation, he goes to the front. there is a large, large percentage of motivated real soldiers who are ready to defend ukraine, and we hear less about them than about those people who are fleeing somewhere, maybe the optics are wrong, the mass media is directed, because... we are starting to shape our image as the image of the ukhylanta country, but in reality it is not like that, it may shape the optics in a different way, maybe

people will look at it differently, that is the percentage, but there are other people, and it is necessary to talk about them first of all, well, i would like to she said, because people want to protect their country, and there is usually such a gap, but when you know, there are people who doubt and see more news about the fact that, yes, that one ran away, that one hid, and that one was taken away, then it forms public opinion, this is the technology of forming public opinion, and they are not a plus for the future of ukraine. well, actually, i don't know, for me. is such an important point, it is that, for example, if you look, stop, not that, now i am showing, i was looking just now, for example, the statistics for the year, that passed, it was in the kharkiv region that the most land was purchased, ugh, since the law allows it, especially now since january 1, there are even more opportunities there, and this means that people actually believe that it makes sense to invest.

in the land that moskal will not come there in a year or two, will not take that land and so on, well, we understand that kharkiv region is very fertile land, and russia, unfortunately, sows them with mines, as it can, precisely because of this, but people invest, because people believe that, in principle , demining technologies are already such that there will be lands demined, and it may happen , you know, that someone leaves, is afraid and sells their land, it may also happen, but there is someone who will buy it, that's another reason, you know, that's what i'm saying, such information inspires optimism for the future, that in principle this territory, it has a future for prosperity , not just as a territory of the frontier, a territory of a gray zone or a wild field, but as a territory of prosperity, we believe that it will be so, at the same time, besides, we have other news, news related to decolonization,

decommunization we have such and such news also appeared in kharkiv region this week, you are talking about pushkin, who was filmed at the pushkinska metro station in kharkiv, but i am, i am reading, i understand that he was filmed because there will be repairs there , whether it was removed, after the repair it will not be hung back, the word will not be hung back sounds very nice, well, look at the situation with pushkin, kharkiv is squeezing pushkin out of itself by the millimeter and by the drop. i won't call it anything else, it's just been squeezing, squeezing for a year and a half, and here the question is what this metro station, it had several bas-reliefs there, and the city council reported that it was allegedly removed for reconstruction, but the public believes that it was removed and let it be, because last year the bust of pushkin was removed and allegedly hidden somewhere, but so far it is not there

, and what is the situation: these bas-reliefs were covered for a long time by a very beautiful panel of ukrainian artists, they were not visible, that is , slowly kharkiv got used to the fact that there could be something else there, well, such a segment, you know, those pushkinophiles, i would call it, got used to it. then the artists moved this panel to another city, pushkin became visible again and began , uh, again, her appeal to the city council, do something about it, do something about it, i 'll tell you, i even wrote an appeal that... pushkinska street was renamed skovoroda street, and that is, in my opinion , all of ukraine wrote those appeals regarding kharkiv. well, see what the situation is. mrs. gelina, we have less than half a minute left. we, i think that we are your situation and yours and ours. let us tell you that it is for reconstruction, and you believe that it is so. and that's kharkiv, it's always there so double but this is our essence. kharkiv is a little trying to apply the method

of explaining the situation in odesa, so to speak. by tricks, tricks, but little by little he is getting rid of pushkin, i have the impression that in kharkov there is so much pushkin on the murals, the name of the street, the metro station, some bas-reliefs, it seems as if that pushkin was born in kharkov, well, dear friends, kateryna shirokopoya now we will watch the news, kateryna already has a fresh selection, katya, i congratulate you on your word, congratulations, colleagues, in a moment i will tell you about biden's ultimatum republicans and the training of ukrainian engineers and pilots. greetings, it's news time on espresso, kateryna shiropoyas works in the studio. russian artillery shelled the village of ocheretine in donetsk region, injuries.