a working group, but experts must be invited to this working group, you know , someone from the nsdc must be invited, we must be invited, someone from the general staff, from the ministry of defense, as it is called, a profile, a profile committee, if i am not mistaken, of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, and to discuss, we have an urgent issue, we need to discuss together whether to... 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 this it is necessary to decide collegially, and not just like in ukraine, some analyst said, i am 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 banned in ukraine

, they are completely baseless, there is no ukrainian law banning private military companies, we have a full-scale war now, if we have such an urgent issue, in my opinion, we need to assemble a working group, talk, and i am sure that we could find, find a solution, but how i don't know how to do this, 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: we need to consider this, i want you to have such a very good example, if there is still time to give it, it is very important, i was lucky to work and be personally acquainted with by the american general of the armed forces of the united states of america , david petraeus. and when hostilities began

in afghanistan and iraq, the united states of america realized that they began to lose, david petraeus came to the president of the united states and he said this phrase: he said, "mr. president, we can't just raise the rates, partially, there today a little bit, tomorrow a little bit, the day after tomorrow a little bit." we have to put everything on the line. in the language it's called olein because if we don't put everything on the line, we're going to 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. she that's the name of oleander. here she is, i took her with me, the author, general david petraeus, that's what they called her: olyn, all bets are off. and it turns out that we have a war now.

and we all do not place bets, and the americans placed bets only because someone attacked the pentagon and the world trade center, people did not enter the country on tanks, armored personnel carriers, did not torture, destroy, rape the population, just osama benlandin attacked the world trade center and the pentagon, and they said that it was necessary to place all bets on the line, that is, to use all forces, available and means that we have, and if we have them all. there are no forces and means, then they must be created, and they created the pvc, but we hesitate, mr. andriy, sorry for the emotions, thank you very much for the inclusion, i have information resources and analytical resources at my disposal, this is what i am trying to contribute to the promotion of the idea connected with 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 about weapons, more precisely about the bill on the right to civilian firearms, there are many comments on this bill, and we will talk about it in the context of how it affects on... or rather negatively on the training of our military, in particular on the preparation of our snipers, but about this after the advertising and information block. there are discounts on fcalor, 20% in psyllanyk, pamp and oskad pharmacies. there are discounts on paracetamol darnytsia, 10% in pharmacies psyllanyk, bam and oskad.

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bien. continuing our program on war and guns, we will continue to talk about how we train our professional snipers, but still in the context of the debate on the gun bill that now has. in the second reading to be discussed in our parliament, there are many nuances, nuances that are unpleasant for me, and that is what we are talking about now let's talk with our next guest , we are joined by yuriy chornomorets, doctor of philosophy, volunteer and sniper, mr. yuriy, congratulations, nice to see and hear you, good

day everyone, i was going to talk about sniping, but i think that will be the second part of our conversation , because first of all, the story of the firearms bill... it worries me, to put it mildly, because it cannot be in the conditions when there is a war, we are trying or we are not there, the authorities are trying to tighten the nuts from the point of view that the use of weapons becomes so much complicated i know that you have read this bill in detail, but you know, all these painful moments are connected with this bill, i would like to hear your opinion, do we need such a law in the conditions of war? well, 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, it is for self-defense, and secondly,

again for the protection of the homeland in those conditions that exist today, but as a result of work in the specialized committee, as a result of... these ministries of internal affairs, we have very strange such amendments, which are stricter than even russian legislation, and which. just frankly, there are, well, let's say, such stabs in the back of the ukrainian defense at the moment, here is the first thing that catches the eye, if, let's say directly, that according to this draft law, for example, you cannot withdraw, as an instructor, you are not you can take the sniper group to the training ground, especially there to the training ground in the neighboring area, and so on, you should put it in the hands. 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 arrested, of course, what is your position before 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 member of the armed forces that fights and protects the border, but at night you are alarmed, raised and thrown into another area, where you accordingly close the enemy's breakthrough, you fight heroically, then it turns out that once you did it with your personal sniper weapons, i would like to emphasize that a very significant part of snipers fights with their personal sniper. out of the 244 rifles that we provided to the defense forces of ukraine, we gave 241 weapons for

personal use, here it turns out that you are already a violator of the law, and you must bear a very strict responsibility for this, of course, which is absurd, because it makes training impossible , it makes combat work impossible, it makes it impossible that you, for example, there because of the combatants... who have certificates of the same caliber, you simply hand it over to the boys, that means, firing at the front, you are already to blame, and here are such totalitarian tendencies, they are very strange to me, because all this effort to do so is completely impossible, actually in ukraine, for example, sniping, constant training of the civilian population is impossible, all this is normal . but undermines the defense capability very seriously, and then there are very absurd requirements

for owning short-barreled weapons, many snipers cannot carry with them for self-defense, accordingly, well, i don’t know, some kind of bow and something else, and they would like to have there's a glock 17, 19 or 45, but let's say it's very difficult to get it... and very often people buy it, wait until they are awarded with this weapon, then they are either not awarded, or awarded with a weapon there , which in their case was some kind of aunt and so on, people do not have the weapons they would like, for which they would have already paid money, and 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, some people who, i don't know,

are absolutely immature, they start shooting in the air from awarded weapons in chernivtsi, like the son of a judge, and now it is proposed that such awarded, they have been there since the age of 18, in fact, to award a military man, then on the contrary it is impossible, because there is assumed... this 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 so, well, very much it is difficult to pull, but it is possible, now that it turned out that we are already doing it, we urgently need it in one of the regions of ukraine and, accordingly

, it really has something to do with the military unit of the combat brigade, here it turned out that there are such strict requirements for what should this workshop be like and so on, that is, not only is there an absurd law, but there are all sorts of various, bureaucratic regulations that are accepted at the bottom, and they are also more cruel. and, accordingly , very often makes it impossible to develop sniping, the development of the population's ability to self-defense is absurd if we look at bulgaria, when the law was passed. about the fact that all people have the right to carry a gun, there are women, there , well, anyone, then, accordingly , crime immediately fell by 10-12 times, that is, yes, there are excesses, of course, and so on, but the psychology of the population changes very immediately , and even, i would say, well, we should stop 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 we wouldn't have had so many problems, let's say, on the first day in gostomel there were so many problems, so similar, that is, it's already clear here, obviously, we realized in practice that we should have it like in texas, that everyone can own a weapon, and accordingly, everyone responsible citizen, he really has the right to defend his own home and defend his homeland, in that... with his own weapons, while when we talk about these amendments to the draft law, we can actually say that they carry systemic risks for of our defense capability, because firstly they limit our training system, they minimize, relatively speaking, the readiness of the population to fight the enemy with various small arms, and then the question arises,

who is then in the parliament, relatively speaking , pushing this bill, because a significant number of documents actually. from the ministry of internal affairs, somehow it does not look entirely logical and appropriate, because the ministry of internal affairs also forms brigades, fights on the front line, why then is there a lot of such critical things in this draft law that are actually unacceptable from the point of view defense capabilities, do you have an understanding of why it is so evident in the parliament now? well, for me it is not clear at all, especially now it is the anniversary of the death of denys... it is monastic 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 volunteers, soldiers came, say, to the territorial defense, as in ours, and let's say, they did not get these automatic weapons, but it is not known

who took them there on the obolona, ​​and they need this there was something else for the picture, i don't... understand this shuffling from side to side, actually, and accordingly, you have a very simple thing, yes, you have a conscious population, this population is a nation that protects itself , it is clear that you are quite capable in the modern informational world, let's say, to avoid such excesses, so that the weapon... to fight crime, we remember how one of the volunteers was shot there by bandits, on the porches, according to the weapon that received the convict, respectively, through your ministry of internal affairs, and accordingly he used this kiltek 9mm weapon, and

according to this carbine he shot a volunteer from azov, and here accordingly, well... an extremely very simple situation, if you would, put yourself in order, even according to the existing rules, let it work and let people already train, let people, therefore, acquire professions and so on, and on the contrary, think through the system , how you can really liberalize, let's say this whole situation, weapons, allow more people, and accordingly... so that people are really responsible for the future of the country, not just like, let's say, well, at the moment they answer, and like they answer in israel, that they know that either at home, they have weapons, and they will immediately go to fight, or, let's say, they know where the nearest point where you can get this weapon, and this is his

rifle, he shot it, with which he from... accordingly, he knows all its features and he will fight with it, because you understand, then here are all these recipes for handing out assault rifles, well, they gave out assault rifles then , and what, and then in the career there we went, shot, because it is not clear there was even how he shoots, well, actually he deviates to the right, left, up, down, all this, well, a weapon is a high-precision tool that you should have. you have to fix it so that it doesn't have any flaws, and accordingly, if, well, you have to apply it if i'm a danger. for your country, all these amendments are all the more absurd, because if they are simply going to destroy the sniper business in ukraine, then accordingly, for this alone, these amendments

should all be thrown into the trash, because snipers do a great job, accordingly, 12% of losses among russians is the work of snipers, and accordingly, at the moment, to do with a sniper what he does not... has the right to do nothing, respectively, not a step to the right, not a step to the left, with nothing, not with a rifle, not with cartridges, and accordingly, well, some absurd situation, which, i don’t know , they transcribed it from some south korea, because even in russia there are no such absurd rules regarding the possession of weapons, mr. yury, rather, probably from north korea, we have literally two minutes, would like you to talk about what is being raised now, what now? buy, where to donate, because the work you are doing now for sniping is extremely important, tell me what we are collecting for, where to donate? well we are now collecting

for very good super rifles as we managed to get long range rifles, this is a macmillan tak-50 in a 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 the horizon , then this very rifle was the first in the world, and accordingly 3.5 km once, respectively fell from it, accordingly, we also got vitrixes in 375 caliber, tried the actual 408 caliber, well, we still think that we will still carry it in 375, and we are also carrying a large batch of barats in 416 caliber, new barrels... this is a very cool weapon , everyone is fascinated by it, because it is very effective in destroying the enemy's manpower, there are 2.5 km and so on,

from a cold barrel, from the first shot you can hit, and it is very cool, also, it is very us exciting, because the x 375 caliber, as in the 50 bmg caliber, turned out to be extraordinary. heaps, respectively, we are also very satisfied with this, we are now trying to give sniper groups to those who can pull such long-range, high-precision rifles, and already, let's say, have pulled out all that he could pull out of the 338 caliber, we are trying to give these rifles, respectively, of a larger caliber, and you can see that the come back alive fund is also collecting. very correct for whole groups there with machines, with everything, as we usually do, and they gather there for 100 cadexes in 375

caliber, it is not very clear to me what this will show will be later as a result, but at least these rifles will be there, and if things go badly, then it will be possible to remake them later, and accordingly , we are still paying a lot of attention to the fact that ... that any sniper group is large, it is completely defenseless if it does not have its own drones, and accordingly it turns out such a proportion that from six to 10 snipers, and accordingly four drone operators who work, because both aerial reconnaissance is constant and drone strikes, and it shows itself very well, this is exactly such a combination, if snipers now... go out without drones, it 's extremely high risk and it's not productive when they go out with drones, thank you very much for these clear explanations about

the bill, i think we will be heard, this bill will not be passed as it is it is now being offered, thank you very much for the work you are doing for our armed forces, i will remind the viewers that you can donate on facebook, there are the details of yuri chornomorets, which... it will be possible, rifles will be purchased for our armed forces, i will remind our viewers that my the interlocutor was yurii chornomorets, he is a theologian, a volunteer and a sniper, then stay tuned to the espresso channel, where there will be a lot more new information. more than 1,900 ukrainian children were deported to russia, and this is not the final figure, because russia refuses to provide complete lists

of children deported from ukraine. in particular, ukrainian boys and girls who, even before the start of the full-scale invasion, were in boarding schools in the temporarily occupied territories were deported to russia. and today we will talk about one of those difficult ones stories: this is 15-year-old sashko ivanov, who is now considered missing. the boy was in one of the boarding schools in donetsk, and on february 20, 2022, four days before the start of the full-scale second all the students of this boarding school were allegedly taken to russia by the occupation authorities, grandmother sashka told us about this, who is currently in the territory controlled by ukraine and is looking for her grandson. we took them out of donetsk again, well , we took them out on february 20, they simply swamped the entire boarding school and took out many children there, he studied in

boarding school in donetsk, well... yes, i know that in the summer, in the summer of their asylum, and then again there in rostov, the rostov region or in rostov, there svitlana oleksandrivna above all wants to find her grandson, and if he is really deported to russia federation, then return sashko to ukraine and take him under his care, although it is likely that sashko is actually in russia at the moment. this is not accurate information that is currently being verified, so i ask absolutely everyone who is currently watching this video, please look carefully at the face sashchi, he looks 14-15 years old, medium build, has light gray hair and brown eyes. so, if you know anything about sashka ivanov, do not delay and immediately inform us on the hotline of the child tracing service by calling the number 1163, which is free from all mobile operators. also, it is possible that this

program is seen on the internet in russia, it is still working there youtube, so if you know any information about sasha ivanov, and can confirm that he is indeed in russia, then write to us on the children's tracing service website or on facebook or instagram of the child tracing service. and i want to note that any information about the child is important in the search. let's not be indifferent, and let's try to find sasha ivanov together. i also ask. each of you, if possible, share this video on your pages in social networks. in general, the deportation of children is a component of the crime of genocide, so i want to note that if you know about any crime against a child, in particular about abduction or deportation, do not remain indifferent and immediately report it to the police, or report it to our website stopcrimeua. you can even do it

anonymously. i also ask you to take just a few minutes of your time and go to the website of the child tracing service. here in the section "missing children of ukraine" you can see boys and girls who are currently wanted. look closely at their faces, and i will be very grateful if you share information about missing children in your facebook or instagram. after all, of course, the more people see the ad about the wanted child, the more chances there will be to find him. a... suddenly if you personally recognize one of them, immediately call our hotline 11630. calls from all mobile operators in ukraine are free. we have created a resource through which you can report any crime against a child. in any city, at any time. just go to the site and report, and we will launch all possible mechanisms to punish the criminal. u.a.

greetings, it's news time on espresso. kateryna shiropoyas works in the studio. at least nine people were injured. as a result of the russians' evening attack on kharkiv, among them a four-year-old child, said the head of the regional prosecutor's office oleksandr filchakov. around 10 p.m., the occupiers struck the city for the third time in a day, having previously fired s300 rockets from the territory of the belgorod region. kyiv and kholodnohirsky districts came under enemy fire. one of the rockets in the territory of the khaladnogi district hit an office building.