the ssso is storming the same trenches, and i have a question, if both an ssso operator from our side and a banal mobilized member of the russian federation die in a frontal attack, how much time and money do we need, time is very important to prepare another the sso operator, who accidentally died in frontal contact for... with the mobilized from the russian federation and how much time and money is needed to restore this mobilized from the russian federation at the front in ukraine, you understand, we need to train the sso operator as least p 6 months, and the russians will replace this mobilized tomorrow. what am i talking about, we use our resources, sometimes, sometimes, i'm not criticizing, again, this is a statement of fact. we use our resources

inappropriately, i have people now sitting in ukraine, i can use them in other directions, but they just go and storm the trenches, these are people who have 20 years of combat experience, well, in fact, you are talking about what if these people who are trained in your company, who have considerable experience, were used according to the complexity tasks, it would be much more effective than just using them as an assault. who recaptured one plantation near avdiyivka, and we understand that then this does not at all correspond to the potential that is embedded in these people, which has accumulated over the years, acquired filigree capabilities for combat operations, then the question arises, how to find, i am 100%, how to find a way out of such a labyrinth so that, relatively speaking, the heads of private companies would have more opportunities to interact with the military.

management to receive some tasks, which they solve comprehensively, relying on their capabilities, and not dispersed among the storming units, existing brigades? you understand, we , you and i talked for a long time about this matter, i talked with mr. bodrak and with other people, and we always talk about problems, problems, these are the problems, problems we have, we have to ask questions about - to others, what should be done in order to solve these problems, and in order to solve these problems, we need the authorities to hear us, myself, you understand, because i have no leverage, no contacts, and so on, i also wrote a letter to the president, former poroshenko, and i appealed. to president

zelenskyi, i have a letter, an answer, and they are writing to me from the office of the president of ukraine, we inform you that your appeal is about a proposal for the possible use of private military companies, in particular limited liability companies of megaconsulting groups for the performance of tasks related to the sphere of national security and defense of the state, sent to the apparatus of the national security and defense council of ukraine and the ministry of defense of ukraine with a request to consider and inform. you about the results, that's all, that is, we don't have a lobbyist who can come, i'm sorry, and say that this is what needs to be done, and then we need to assemble a working group, but we need to invite experts to this working group, you understand, we need to invite someone from the national security council, we must be invited, we must be invited from the general staff, from the ministry of defense, what is it called,

a profile, a profile committee, if i don't i am wrong, verkhovna rada of ukraine , and discuss, we have an urgent issue, we need to discuss together whether it is expedient, and if it is expedient, then how can we use private military companies, if it is not expedient, then we need some arguments, but it must be decided collegially, not like we do in ukraine, some analyst said, i'm against it. because the state should have a monopoly on force, and we listened to him and said: well , he is against it and so on, all this talk about the fact that private military companies are prohibited in ukraine, they are completely groundless, there is no law of ukraine prohibiting private military companies. we have a full-scale war now, if we have such an urgent issue, i think we should get a working group together, talk, and i'm sure we could find something. find a solution, but

i don't know how to do it, because i wrote to zelensky, i wrote to umerov, i wrote to zaluzhny, i wrote to kuleba. i wrote while awake, there are no answers to my letters, that is, it is necessary for some person to come and say: it must be considered, i wish you such a very good an example, if there is still time to give, it is very important, i was fortunate to work and know personally the american general of the armed forces of the united states of america , david petraeus. and when the fighting started in afghanistan and iraq , and the united states of america realized that they were losing, david petraeus came to the president of the united states and he said this: he said, "mr. president, we

can't just raise the stakes, partly , there is a little today, a little tomorrow, a little the day after tomorrow." we have to bet everything on the horse in the language it is called olein, because if we do not put everything on the line, we will lose this war. she was a very brave person because she simply came to the president and expressed her opinion. in this regard , i want to tell you that there is even such a book. that's how it's called olin. here she is, i took her with me, the author, general david petraeus, they named her olyn, all bets are off. and it turns out that we are at war now. and we all do not place bets on the line, and the americans placed bets only because someone attacked the pentagon and the world trade center, not to them people came into the country on tanks and armored personnel carriers , they did not torture, destroy, or rape the population, simply osama betlandin attacked

the world trade center and the pentagon, and they said that it was necessary to put all bets on the line, that is, to use all available forces and the means that we have, and if we do not have these... forces and means, then we need to create them, and they created the pvc, but we hesitate, mr. andriy, sorry for the emotions, thank you very much for the inclusion, at my disposal there are information resources and analytical resources, this is what i am trying to do to contribute to the promotion of an idea related to private companies, i hope that we will continue to do this and find like -minded people in power, in order to come to an understanding of whether it is necessary or not to put the dots no... and after that to form a new strategy, but the fact that everything must be put on the line in these tough conditions is absolutely true. thank you very much for the inclusion, for your explanation, i will remind our viewers that it was andriy kepkalo, the founder and head of the private military company omega consulting group. and then we will talk

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of the discussion of the gun bill, which is now to be discussed in the second reading in our parliament, there are many nuances , unpleasant nuances for me, and we will now talk about this with our next guest, we are joined by yurii chornomorets, doctor of philosophy, volunteer and sniper, mr. yurii, i congratulate you, i am glad to see and hear you, have a good day to everyone used to talk about sniping, but i think that will be the second part of our conversation, because first, after all, the story of the firearms bill, it worries me a little, to put it mildly, because it cannot be in the conditions when there is a war, we whether we are trying or not, the authorities are trying screwing up the nuts and bolts in terms of making it so difficult to use a gun, i know you 've read this bill in detail, but you know all the pain points with... with this bill, i'd like to hear your opinion on whether we need such a law in conditions of war? i

want to say that the original intention of the draft law was, accordingly, to allow citizens to have wider opportunities to own weapons, and first of all, this is for self-defense, and secondly, again, for... the protection of the homeland in the conditions that on today there are, but as a result of work in the specialized committee, as a result of the work of the ministry of internal affairs, we have very strange such amendments, er, which are stricter than even russian legislation, and which are simply frankly, well, let's say, such knives in the back at the moment of the ukrainian defense. the first thing that catches the eye, if, let's say directly, that according to this

bill, for example, you cannot take out, as an instructor, you cannot take out a sniper group to the training ground, especially there to the training ground to the neighboring area and so on, you should be reported to the ministry of internal affairs and so on, suddenly, it means that someone pretended that you did not do it or something else, you are immediately... of course, what is your notification to the ministry of internal affairs is very easy to lose, and then the person is guilty. again, we see that, well, for example, you are a sniper, for example, in the sumy region, yes, and you are, for example, a part of the armed forces that fight and protect the border, but you are needed at night. carts are lifted and thrown into another area, where you, accordingly, close the enemy's breakthrough, you

fight heroically, then it turns out that once you they did it with their personal sniper weapons, i would like to emphasize that a very significant part of snipers fight with their personal sniper weapons, we only gave 41 of the 244 rifles that we provided to the defense forces of ukraine for personal use, here it turns out that you are already a violator of the law, and you have to bear a very strict responsibility for that, of course , which is absurd, because... it makes training impossible, it makes combat work impossible, it makes it impossible that you, for example, are there because of combat comrades who have certificates of the same caliber, just you hand over to the guys, that means ammunition to the front, you are already to blame, and here are such totalitarian tendencies, they are very strange to me, because

aa all this effort to make it in general eh... impossible actually in ukraine, for example, sniping, impossible constant training of the civilian population, all this of course undermines the defense capability very seriously. and then there are very absurd requirements for the possession of short-barreled weapons. a lot of snipers cannot carry with them for self-defense, accordingly, well, i don't know, some kind of bow and something else. would like to have with you there glock 17th 19th or 45th glock, but , let's say, it is very difficult to get it, and very often people buy out, wait until they are awarded with this weapon, then they are either not awarded, or awarded there with a weapon that in theirs

was some kind of aunt and so on, people don't have the weapons they would like, for which they would already have the money... well, in the professionalism of these people, in the fact that they will not use these weapons to the right, to the left , it's clear that there's no doubt at the same time that some people who, i don't know, are completely immature, they start there in chernivtsi, as the son of a judge, he shoots in the air, from a decorated weapon, and now it is proposed that such people be decorated, they have been there since the age of 18... in fact, to award a military man, then this, on the contrary, is made impossible, because there it is assumed that all a kind of hardening, and all this is absurd, all this is stupid, and by the way, it is systemic, because, for example, a few years ago we made a workshop for repairing weapons and ammunition,

there were some requirements, and let's say, then we... saw that yes, it is, let's say, well, very difficult to pull, but it is possible, now, when it turned out that we are already doing it, we urgently need it in one of the regions of ukraine, and accordingly, it is really related to the military unit, to the combat brigade, here it turned out that there are such strict requirements for what this workshop should be and so on, that is, not only is there an absurd law. but all kinds of prescriptions are the most diverse, bureaucratic, which are accepted at the bottom, also, they are also rosy, and accordingly very often make the development of sniping, the development of the population's ability to self-defense impossible, this is absurd, if we look at bulgaria, when a law was passed that all people

have the right to carry a gun there, women there, well, anyone, then, accordingly, immediately crime... dropped 10-12 times, that is, yes, excesses happen, of course, and so on, but the psychology of the population changes very immediately , and even i would say, well, we should have stopped being afraid a long time ago, if the armed population of the kyiv region met the russian federation, it would be a completely different war, and if we were so should not have, say, on the first day of gostomeli, there are so many problems and the like. that is, it is already clear here, obviously , we understood in practice that we should have it like in texas, that everyone can own a weapon, and accordingly, every responsible citizen, he really has the right to defend his own home, and to defend his homeland, in including from their own weapons. so, when we

talk about these amendments to the draft law, it can actually be argued that they... carry systemic risks to our defense capability, because firstly, they limit our training system, they the willingness of the population to fight the enemy with various small arms is minimized, relatively speaking, and then the question arises, er, who then in the parliament, relatively speaking, pushes this bill through, because a significant number of reports actually come from the ministry of internal affairs, well, somehow it does not look like completely logical and appropriate, because the ministry of internal affairs also forms brigades, fights on the lazy... front, then why are there so many critical things in this draft law that are actually unacceptable from the point of view of defense capability, do you have an understanding of why this is in the parliament yes, well... is it clearly manifested now? well, it is completely incomprehensible to me, especially now it is the anniversary of the death of denys monastyrskyi, and they are all very proud

of the fact that he made the decision to distribute automatic weapons from cars to anyone in kyiv, well, if, well, we remember, this is a controversial decision, when military volunteers came, let's say, for territorial defense, as we would say. they did not get these machines, but it is not known who took them there on the shell, and they needed it for the picture, there is something else, i do not understand this shuffling from side to side, actually, and accordingly, you have an extremely simple thing, yes, you have a conscious population, this population is a nation that protects itself, that's why it's clear that you are... quite capable in today's information world , let's say, avoid such excesses , so that the weapon is a crime, we remember

how one of the volunteers was shot there by bandits on the porch, according to the weapon that the convicted person received, according to your ministry of internal affairs, and accordingly, he used this weapon . kiltek 9 mm and accordingly from this a carbine shot an azov volunteer, and here, accordingly, well, it is an extremely, very simple situation, if you were to put it in order, even according to the existing rules, let it work and let people already train, let people therefore acquire a profession and so on, and think about it on the contrary system, how can you really... liberalize, let's say, this whole situation of weapons, allow people more, and accordingly, so that people are really, well, responsible

for the future of the country, not just like, let's say, well, at the moment they they answer, and the way they in israel answer that they know that either they have weapons at home and they will immediately go to fight, or, let's say... they don't know where the nearest point is to get these weapons, and this is his it is the rifle that he has shot, which he accordingly knows all its features, and he will fight with it, because you understand, then there are all these recipes for handing out automatic weapons, well , then they gave out automatic weapons, and what, and later in the career we went there , they shot, because it was not even clear how he shoots, well , actually he deviates... to the right, to the left, up, down, all of that, well a gun is a precision tool that you have to have, you have to set it up so that it

doesn't have any flaws, and accordingly, if, well, you have to use it if there's a danger to your country, all the more absurd are all these amendments, if they will simply destroy the sniper business in ukraine. then, accordingly, for one thing, these edits should all be thrown into the trash, because snipers do a great job, accordingly, 12% of losses among russians are the work of snipers, and accordingly on today's moment is to make a sniper that he has no right to do anything, accordingly, not a step to the right, not a step to the left with anything, not with a rifle, not with ammunition, and from... one, well, some absurd situation, which, i don't know , they copied it from some south korea, because even in russia there are no such absurd rules regarding the possession of weapons. mr. yuri,

rather, probably from north korea, we have literally two minutes, i would like you to tell us about what funds are currently being collected for, what you are currently purchasing, where to donate, because the work you are doing now for sniping is extremely important, tell me what we are collecting for, where to send it? well we are now collecting for very good super rifles as we managed to get long range rifles, this is a macmilen so 50 in the cadex box, we managed to attract a few, each of them is a super rifle, and according to how we had a record with the owner of aubrey , then this very rifle was the very first in the world and , accordingly, 3.5... kilometers once, accordingly, we got out of it, accordingly, we also got vitrixes in the 375th caliber, we tried

actually 408 caliber, well, what... we think we will still carry it in the 375th and we are also carrying a large batch of barats in the 416th caliber of new parrets, this is a very cool weapon, everyone is enthusiastic about it, because it is very effective, the destruction of the enemy's manpower, there, respectively, 2.5 km and so on, from a cold barrel, from the first shot you can hit, and it's very cool, as well ... it really excites us, because the x35 caliber, as in the caliber 50 bmg, turned out to be extremely compact, so we are also very pleased with it, we are trying now in to the sniper group to give those who can pull such long-range, high-precision rifles and already, let's say , 338-caliber rifles, we

are trying to... this is to give these rifles of a correspondingly larger caliber, and you see that the povrnysya fund is also alive collects very correctly for whole groups there with machines, with everything, as we usually do, and they collect there for 100 cadexes in the 375 caliber, it is not very clear to me what this bed will show later as a result, but at least these rifles there will be... that everything will be bad, then it will be possible to rework them later, and accordingly , we are still paying a lot of attention to the fact that any sniper group is large, it is completely defenseless if it does not have its own drones, and accordingly the ratio turns out to be from six to 10 snipers and, accordingly, four drone operators who

work because there is aerial development. constant and drone strikes, and it shows very well, this is exactly the combination, if snipers now go without drones, then it is extremely high risk, and it is counterproductive when they exit, thank you very much for these clear explanations about the bill, i think we will be heard, this bill will not be passed in the format it is currently proposed, thank you very much for the work you are doing for... our armed forces, i will remind the audience, what can be reported on facebook, there are the details of yuri chornomorets, which will be used to purchase rifles for our armed forces, i will remind our viewers that my interlocutor was yuri chornomorets, he is a theologian, a volunteer and a sniper, then stay on the espresso channel, where will be more, lots of new information.

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