others, we really need support from western countries. previously, the opposition politicians of belarus declared the readiness of the potato dictator lukashenko to deploy troops against ukraine, and according to the center of national resistance, the russians are recruiting belarusians, however, our defenders are ready to give them a decent rebuff. artem lagutenko, oleksiy kutsuk, espresso tv channel. thank you colleagues for. plot and we understand that we should not wait for a surprise from the north, because there is someone there to stop them, if someone suddenly wanted to somehow illegally cross the ukrainian border. and now, as promised, we we are going to kharkiv oblast, galina kuts, deputy of the kharkiv regional council, is in touch with us. mrs. glyna, welcome to our air. congratulations. mrs. halyna, what can you hear from the eastern part of the region, there, one of the three

most difficult sections of the front, we are talking about the lymano-kupinskii direction, what do you hear in the city? thank you, indeed the kupyansk direction is the hottest, and we hear a lot about it here in kharkiv oblast, in fact kupyansk is located in the northeast of kharkiv oblast, approximately from kharkov, it is 100 km, although in a direct line from kharkov to russia is about 38 km away, but the fighting is in... right there for one simple reason: russia wants to take the kupyansk hub. kupyansk is located on two banks of the oskil river, one bank is so high, there is kupyansk, and kupyansk is knotty, there is a railway station on such a marshy bank, and here are all the battles that are being fought, the village of tabaivka, senkivka, that there are hot battles taking place every day , they make their way to the kupyansky node. why? because

information was already made public yesterday that there is a very large concentration of russian troops precisely on in the kupel direction up to 40,000, which means that if the manpower was pulled up, and there are nearby occupied territories that have been occupied since february 2022, so two years and about 30 settlements, and all this manpower is there, then of course that they need resources for their war effort. supplies, and it's not only food there for their military or smuggling, but it 's primarily fuel, shells and so on, and you can't bring it all by trucks, they really need a railway hub, and we perfectly understand that, god forbid, if they will take kupinsk is a hub, then they will immediately advance to the south and surround kharkiv, that is, the battles here are very, very serious, very powerful, they are being fought constantly, and this is the situation, and i also want to say that...

the russians are also changing quickly their approaches, even approaches to feeding their troops. for example, in the 22nd year, i remember we laughed here, when volunteers brought from the dugouts, from under the raisins, what was fed to the russian military. i was shocked at the time, i even specially looked at such three-liter cans, rolled up with canning lids, in the bank. water and a large onion floats, cleaned and everything, and it says pickled onion, shelf life of 2 years, do not keep it in direct sunlight, and i thought to myself, well, if they are lucky to eat it, and that’s it, that’s it, how many wagons do you need to bring this everything, so that it does not break, when each of our soldiers, you know, dry bags, dry borscht and so on, but they are changing now, and now they too, even the food is different, more, they look at ours.

unfortunately they adapt to their needs, make fortifications, that is, the battles are hot, but the glory is ours the armed forces, thank god, are holding the line of defense. mrs. galina, how is life in the city? i'm not talking about the front now, but about how the city reacts to the war. we know that pushkinska street was recently renamed to skovorody, it was long overdue, but finally skovorody street appeared in kharkiv. and there are still ideas for bandera and petliura to appear in kharkiv, perhaps the occupiers will be more afraid to enter the city, because the one name scares them and the monuments too, the way kharkiv residents feel about these initiatives, is the city ready for such radical for him changes, which names can still appear on the streets? thank you, ms. oksana, the question is very interesting and very, very, you know, that...

the social networks of kharkiv residents were abuzz. war is war, a cultural and renaming front is going on here. deresification, decolonization, because kharkiv was very late. and with decommunization, and with decolonization, and with derotification through three processes, and on january 26, at the meeting of the kharkiv city council, we had 65 streets renamed, but about 400 more streets are waiting to be renamed, because well and a lot of streets, you know, which were renamed on january 26, ufamskyi viest, ofimska street, ofimska lane, well, that is, the names of some russian cities were too many. as for the frying pan, a year ago i even wrote an appeal to the mayor of kharkiv asking them to rename pushkinska street after hryhoriy skovoroda and explaining that it was 300 years since the birth of the already

great, world- famous philosopher who taught and lived in kharkiv , who died in the kharkiv region, so let's put some urban name in the center of the age-old one, this... lasted for a long time and not only i wrote , many people contacted about it, we have a small skovorodinivska street, it is located on bald mountain, there is such a district of kharkov, it is small, it is inconspicuous, few people know about it, this is skovorodinivska, there was no skovoroda street in the center, and this is what happened on january 26, that two wonderful banonyms appeared right in the center, two streets, hryhoriya skovoroda street and laisya kurbas street, hryhoriya, hryhoriya skovoroda instead of pushkinska. and lesya kurbas instead of ramen roland street, that is, these are now central streets and we are very happy. now, ms. oksana, you rightly asked the attitude of kharkiv residents, this is important, because i myself conducted

such a survey on my page on the network, it is not representative, of course, what to do with dmytro pushkinska, that is, pushkinska street is no longer there, and the station metropushkinska remained and... now people are discussing it en masse, because this metro station is located at the intersection of yaroslav mudryho and hryhoriy skovoroda streets, people are discussing what to call it, well, what about us, i’m going still in enlightenment, i am a member of the kharkiv enlightenment council, and on friday, february 2 , we walked along pushkinska street with enlightened people, we had booklets about skovoroda, beautiful booklets that enlightenment published to... skovoroda and there is a map of skovoroda's travels, very interesting booklets, they are actually such that you want to take them in your hands and look at them, and we walked from the former monument to pushkin along the push - along the former pushkinskaya to the pushkinskaya metro station, well, i'll tell you the attitude of the people was this: young people, approximately this age the group

was quite friendly, they took booklets in their hands, they said: yes, yes, yes, the street has been renamed, we know, we are happy, but when the subway is renamed, well... that's how young people, people, i would say middle-aged , like 45-60, most took the booklets , but you know, you can already see in their eyes who doesn't want to take it, because they say it's not interesting to me, or they pass by, it was visible in their eyes that, well, that it 's unpleasant for them, but there was no such open aggression, there was just a percentage people who simply refused to take a booklet about a frying pan, but the most radical group is 70 plus, even 75. plus that such babushkas stopped by, proving that you understand that ukraine has never built anything, the frying pan went and asked where it went, but it is interesting that in such situations another lady of the same age appeared, who proved, and what are you saying, and

there was always ukraine here, and these discussions arose precisely in this age group, 70 plus, that is, i watched like this, we were like this for two hours... they just handed out booklets, just about skovoroda, just us about the world, er, and with us it was improvised dress under the pan our enlightened man, he looks like him, he often went to the museum in a pan, and people still looked at him, we say look, hryhoriy savych is with us, that is, we were visible, and we walked near that dmetro pushkinska station, and such a measure public opinion, but in general, in general, the majority accepted it normally and are waiting for the renaming of the metro station. pushkinskaya, that is, such a measure of public opinion in kharkiv, in principle, i will tell you that rockets on pushkinskaya contributed to the fact that it was renamed sooner, of course, panino, and understood the group born in the ussr and nurtured by stalin, so in the glorious city

of the slobozhan cossacks, and i have a good idea, if i throw in pushkinskaya trolling support. youth can be called an african or ethiopian station in honor of the famous ethiopian poet aes pushkin. osip abramovych won't let us lie, the arab of petro pirova, this is african trolling, not bad in my opinion, and what are you doing with universities now, i'm talking about this legislative and in practice they also want to do, drying, oozing, consolidation and liquidation certain universities, we see that they have also affected those of kharkiv, can you tell us briefly what is happening and what will happen, well, i am you... at the political science department at the very university that they want to join to the karazen university, i am

a doctor of political sciences there, and i i teach at the skovorody university of pedagogy, well, actually from the inside i will say that for now, as far as i understand, the rector told us, the process is suspended for the time being, because both the graduates of the skovorody university, and students and teachers, raised a rumor that after all, it is the oldest a teacher universities of ukraine and among pedagogical universities , it is the highest-rated university, moreover, we are a fairly normal successful university and we cooperate very well with karazenskyi, we have such complementary scientific schools, for example, i am always the head of the state examination commission in the international relations specialty at karazivskyi university, they somehow work for us, i.e. we exchange in special councils when the thesis is defended by scientists, i.e. we have it all. and why, let's say, destroy what works, and why

now, when we are a gray area and we are a frontline territory, disturbing this educational space is a bit difficult, and it is difficult for us, we already have a different way of teaching, our teachers have completely different skills than the teachers of other territories of ukraine, we know how to work with students, which are in the occupied territories, we work, for example , we hold classes or defense of diplomas on sundays, if we have a power outage somewhere or something else, we are organized in a completely different way, and we don’t even tell other employees of the educational and scientific sphere about it from other territories of ukraine, because we understand that we live in a military town, and for now, as long as this is a gray area and that's all, we don't need to touch it, especially the pedagogical university that trains teachers, and there are not enough teachers here now, because they are afraid to work, this ... on the contrary, we need to approach this problem very carefully, for now the process is on pause, what will

happen next, we will see, of course, ms. halyna, thank you for the story, thank you for being with us early sunday, halyna kuts, deputy of kharkiv oblast advice, professor, doctor of political science, let's go now for a short break, then we will go sharply to the south, kherson region will be in touch with us, wait. there are discounts on penger and herpavir of 15% in the psyllanyk pam and oskad pharmacies. new york of the 19th century is luxury, scandals and intrigues. gilded age from hbo. watch all seasons of the exquisite drama in ukrainian with a subscription. turn on aristocratic on mygogo. there are discounts on templegin pills, 15% in pharmacies plantain pam. and saving exclusively on

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say, mr. serhiy, glory to ukraine, good morning, glory to the heroes, kherson region is ukraine. i wanted to look at the hostilities with your eyes, but in connection with certain very sad and even tragic statistics, let's see, well , it's the end of the day, well, guided air bombs again, and berislav must be the first on this list , then everything else, we already have statistics from 10 to 15 guided aerial bombs, they are from half a ton, and there are up to a ton, a red beacon, a duck... shlyakhove berislav, novo berislav and zmiivka, this is in the center of their district berislav is a must. what do they want to achieve by simply razing all the buildings to the ground with those kababs, well, what will they achieve, what is it for? you know, according to statistics, there are indeed 15

guided aerial bombs there, but at the same time there are also 35 unguided aerial bombs there, that is... in total, the occupiers release more than 50 aerial bombs per day on the right-bank part of the kherson region. beryslav really suffers the most, and yesterday the occupiers bombarded beryslav again with guided aerial bombs. duckling bereslav district was hit by guided air bombs. that is, they are actually wiping out, yesterday in kachkarivka 30 houses were damaged at once. from the impact, a guided aerial bomb, four aerial bombs were simultaneously released by the occupiers on this small settlement, yes, i still see there is no school, there is no kindergarten, it’s about the kackarivka, actually, and 30 and 30 private houses at the same time, that is, in fact, in fact, in one strike they destroyed the entire village, and

berislav was covered with guided air bombs in turn, there are already more than 80 houses destroyed, that is, in fact, now the occupiers decided to simply level the settlements, as they did with the cheerful cossacks, in fact, all the houses there are already completely destroyed and these settlements are completely destroyed, because they are located near the dam of the kokhovskaya hess, that is, now the occupiers are hitting those settlements that are located directly on the coast of the dnieper, they consider it a threat to themselves there, that there may be military forces there, there may be forces, so they are now simply all settlements that are on the dnieper, they are bombarded with guided aerial bombs , but to explain the logic, when kamianska sich, this is a protected zone, a natural park, near the village

of respublikanets, again, boryslav district, there, besides the kos hordienko landmark. ataman, in fact there is nothing, why a guided aerial bomb flew there , it is not at all clear to me, that is, the occupiers are simply covering the coast with bombs, it is clear, mr. serhiy, we are already recording along the entire front line that they are actively using drones, in particular fivi drones, like yours, if compared with by those arrivals, various projectiles and so on, shelling, as much as the use increased. specifically drones, in particular when explosives are dropped directly on people from drones, there are a lot of such cases, and again, beryslav is always full of people. who move through the streets of the place, they suffer from the dropping of explosives from drones, and

the occupiers also use in the regional center, in the city of kherson, quite often cases when people move through the cities, the city, whether by bicycle, or simply moving along the streets of the settlement suffer from explosions, which are dropped in... a heap precisely from drones, and these cases are very numerous, and they occur every day in various settlements of the right-bank part of the kherson region. ugh, but just to make it clear, beryslav and everything around it is being razed to the ground. people still remain in boryslav. and it all started in the kherson region, the hottest around the antonivsky bridge, antonivka, and there were also very nice places there. this is to the north of kherson, these are all the picturesque settlements of the dnieper on the right bank, well, there starting from

antonivka and beyond, what do they look like, just from antonivka and beyond there are dariivka, tokarivka and there are wonderful places, there are such floodplains, by the way, these are the settlements above antonivka that i was talking about. and these are already settlements along the coast of the dnieper, the right bank, which are located directly opposite our bridgeheads, which are held on the left bank in klyny. and the occupiers are also now covering these settlements with guided aerial bombs, and just mercilessly, every day, and these settlements, which were picturesque, natural, they are today... half-destroyed in fact, and again from the view of the bridgeheads on the left bank, the occupiers have now even increased the intensity

of shelling of these settlements, that is , the openings to the south, they are pounding both on the right and on the left bank, so absolutely the markets there, the daily attacks of the occupiers are repelled by our marines, our heroes, who get these positions on the left bank, every day the occupiers there launch 7-10 attacks in order to knock out our guys, but the attacks end in absolutely nothing, the attacks end in the destruction of those the enemy forces, which are rushing to these patsdarms, mr. serhiy, and what about the oleshki, they seriously beat the reports of their time opposite kherson, then? there were other problems, the city was flooded, but how do the ashes look now? oleshki is now under the control of the occupiers, oleshki is now

under occupation, there are bridgeheads only in the area of ​​cottages near the antonivskyi highway bridge, then the law, where exactly oleshki actually begins, they are under the control of the occupiers, and that is where the occupiers are today and the settlement is actually occupied . like others populated areas, they are there, we understand that lazhki were almost completely flooded there, suffered the most from flooding after the explosion of the kakhovskaya hes dam, but there is a part of people who continue to be in oleshki and live in oleshki, even though the occupiers there announced a so-called evacuation from oleshki, already after the water receded, of course , but this evacuation... this is another deportation that they sometimes carry out, then announce, then again, do not have these programs, then again, and

there was a message about , which is in oleshkivska community, not only in oleshki, they mine the infrastructure, the russians, of course, why are they doing it, what are they afraid of, what, who do they expect, well, the occupiers mine mostly the coast, the river banks, the dnipro, after there was a flood, then all the mined territories of the coast were washed away, and the mines were just washed away by the high water, so now the occupiers are resting again and are starting to mine the coast, are starting to build their fortifications there, which were also washed away by another construction of the occupiers. at the moment, this applies only to the oleshkiv community of this territory, or does it happen along the entire coast of the dnieper on the left bank?

no, it’s not only that, but... this is absolutely the entire coast along the dnieper, the only place where the occupiers could not return to their positions is precisely the bridgeheads of the pishchanivka and poima wells, where it is already controlled by our armed forces, ugh, and also about kherson , we understand that now the weather has become a little better, warmer, from a league , but not enough, everything is equally warm, that it is not summer and spring is not late, as in a city with heat with... trienergy, gas, all that, is it enough? are the townspeople well-off, do they have a way to keep warm? well, the city is under constant shelling, and yesterday morning, when the occupiers struck the critical infrastructure of the gas pipeline in the shipping area, part of the city was without gas, but already in the afternoon , the gas supply was restored

, the light often goes out, again. as a result of the shelling, people are already adapting, unfortunately, we can say that they are adapting to these shellings, it is good that they are adapting, but it is bad that they are adapting to the consequences of the shelling, and they already have some generators, they have uh, what accumulates electricity there, generates electricity, small solar stations like that, everyone already has them. there, if in private houses, because , well, the lights go out quite often, but thanks to the heroic work of the employees of the oblenergo, gas services, and communal services, it is possible to return the houses to both electricity and gas supply in the shortest possible time, of course there are such houses, which have been without heat since the beginning of the heating season, there are such houses which

have been without electricity since... but in general the majority of kherson residents still have heat, gas, and electricity, we have very little time left, and we will not devote any more to it, i am talking about vladimir vasiliyevich putin, who appointed himself re-election, what does this look like in the occupied territories agitation after all those shellings, repressions, tortures and everything else, they somehow tuned. theirs is ongoing, by the way, they announced that the advertising and campaign, well, the advertising campaign will even hold elections there early, or stretch them out in time, appeared the so-called ballot boxes with swindlers, i call them buffoons, the employees of this election commission are already in some markets, well, and

accordingly in all... advertising seeds are now campaigning exclusively for putin, putin is their president and so on, well, in fact, people are being intimidated, they intimidate and take lists and say that if someone in the community is not physically present at the elections, or does not vote, then accordingly they are taken to task and intimidated by the fact that there will be individuals there. some actions, well, we understand what actions, as usually they can detain, torture and so on, in a word, for putin for love, or for repression, it resembles stalinism, you are free people, you can join collective farms, you can try not to join, this is the situation, serhiy khlan was with us, a deputy of the kherson regional council, and we thank you, also catch up, actual information on kherson region, the general staff reports on 37... shelling

of kherson region per day, 92 shells, this is to understand how people live there. khrystyna parobii will tell more news, more fresh information in a moment. congratulations, colleagues, thank you, let's talk about the partisans who made their way into the military structure to the occupiers, what they are doing there, you will find out in the release, as well as whether the usa will allocate additional aid to ukraine and about the situation at the front, in a moment, wait. khrystyna perubiy works in the studio of the new nevetria espresso. such long-awaited support from the united states of america again hung in the air. next week, the us house of representatives will vote on an

aid bill for israel. without ukraine. he stated this.