the peculiarity of these content or information things generated by the brigade, why is it the basis of the new army, and why is it, let’s say, higher than, conventionally speaking, the soviet scheme of management or information dissemination, because conventionally they say that when the brigade generates content, it is does not fit into the habits of the soviet army at all, that is, we understand that we have a different coordinate system, so what is the difference in the coordinate systems, when the brigade acts in such conditions... it acts, fights and talks about its actions itself, that's right, let's talk, you i was stopped, why did i say all this, at a very high level, because this is this high level of glocality, it requires just new tools, i just wanted to go to this point, that practically we have to produce content, and we have it, we just need it

to legalize, it is necessary to systematically approach its presentation. why not because you and i are talking, or someone thinks so, or we have researched, but because the world regime of this particular theater of military operations, which we call the level of the global communication and content space, requires this content, otherwise we will lose, then our american partners will talk, and we don't believe that they are winning, and we don't understand how they win, and you know that... in general , they believe people, and when people speak , when they see their faces, why was the soviet army always interpretive, someone spoke for someone, one spoke, the second spoke, the third spoke, never spoke the first reason, we have today the level of people who defend ukraine, europe and the world of such quality that we need to show them, it is not very easy, it is difficult, but here we need to form... systems, and it was just that the third

stormtrooper correctly took the principles, and here we need to pay attention to nato standards, this is trust and respect, trust and respect in the line of defense is when you can't even walk away wounded, because you, for example, in the calculations of a large-caliber browning machine gun, where there are three people, and they understand that if you leave, then they will not be able to work with this powerful means therefore a matter of respect and - trust is precisely an issue of this environment, but the organization, production of content from this level is also a systemic action, and here the question is, and to whom all teams, we, for example, believe that this is first of all, including assault brigades, or units that produce primary content, that is, original content. so

it is necessary to learn what to do with it, it is necessary to limit some things of the tactical order and so on, but what we have to show, we have to show the power of energy, style and spirit of our fighters, who are not just working, are such a word, i think is quite correct, but complicated: they protect and save the world, the world in terms of everything that is peaceful people, and here is also one of the ... serious things, which today has become very objective, what is humanity and what peace is, you can talk about it for a long time, but the content is from the position of a person, from the position of the actions of the unit, from the position of the history of relations and from the position, by the way of discourses, for example, the culture of gratitude to the military, the culture of modern veterans and the culture of honor, military honor and we are on

today we say that this is still the honor of the defense forces, today we practically received information that ukraine, the ministry of defense confirmed the annual plan for relations with nato countries, i.e. ukraine-nato, and this is also a question about what we have including in these measures to raise the issue of content, and we are talking about content-communication processes, or rather communication... but content processes, this is the issue of struggle, struggle for oneself, struggle for everyone, struggle with oneself, by the way, and struggle so that we have results, by the way, we have them, we have the results at the rate of a minute, we once talked with you in the 14-15th year about the content of the shot, when someone fired from the other side, we have to accompany it, and now we have the summaries of the ministry defense statistics, where

we destroyed dozens and sometimes hundreds of units, but we don’t serve it content-wise, let’s serve it not only with numbers, but also... was destroyed without tactical features, but based on saturated knowledge, how this or that thing is the essence, how way, with what complexity of terrain, or simply generalized, we have to show it, why then let's go to the weapons then, accompanying the destruction of the weapons, of course we will get there, but then let's start the heroism of people on the front line, losses, accompanying losses and providing thanks'. there are peculiarities here, in relation to losses, a very complex , you know, a very systemic thing, this is a technological thing, and i would still speak here in the mode of

the same third assault unit, this is their patronage service, their patronage service is a very strong thing, because it is a patronage service not only of a military man, but also... and families who are involved in this process, either already or in the future, it's a very serious motivational thing that a serviceman who can change, who turns into a fighter, and then becomes a warrior of the spirit, practically understands that he is doing everything, and then, when he really has some kind of loss, that is , he may be wounded, so that there would also be this system of his escort, you know, how much military service. from scratch, it is very difficult to then arrive in a conditionally civilian city, and he does not understand what is happening here, and his first reflections are very difficult, and we have to explain that it is owing to him, if it weren't for him it wouldn't have happened, so the culture of honor and

the culture of just gratitude, and it should already be programmatic system things, that's why we have to talk about respect and trust in the environment. i have practically multiplicative synergy of functionality in the environments of connections at the level of units and interchangeability, that is, we are practically talking about people who are more people than just military, and this is very important, because the whole world must understand that ukraine is protecting them now in the regime civilized, i.e. human peaceful, and not it's just some military doing their job, it's wrong, because before us is an aggressor of a different order and scale, an aggressor of a genocidal character who cultivates barbarism and terrorism at the level of awareness, that is, the cognitive reality they produce. mr. grigory, we understand this,

well, extremely important ideological and conceptual basis of the changes carried out there, in particular by the third brigade, other brigades, how to invest in... scaling processes, what structures should be responsible for this, where these should be changes are ensured and that their potential increased, who should do it, structures, people, at which levels, well, you understand that i do not have the authority, they say to give instructions to structures and people, but i simply as a scientist, as a representative of the scientific team, i would like to state the following, first of all , what i'm saying... first of all, we need to pay attention to this specific feature of this theater of operations, if our leaders at any level pay attention to this, they, based on their experience, job competencies and opportunities,

will simply perceive it differently. in our version, the moreover, our colleagues and i worked with the first press secretaries in the 15th year, still in the ato state. uh, we, we believe that it is necessary, by the way, then this initiative came out, but it did not end, then a three-level system was proposed, the first level is the press secretary, but with the staff, unfortunately, it turned out like this, that there was only one of them, or there were two of them, and we need a staff, then we have to talk about the press, or rather the communication and content office, and most importantly, we have to talk about communication and content services, that is... this is already the level of the state, and practically the level of what i mentioned, ukraine-nato. why? because we also have to produce discourses, and discourses are connected things that come out in the local world, from the local to the global and vice versa, so that it does not happen that our military

is very incomprehensible, for example, political games in the same america, which is a strategic partner for us, why? because there is a lot of... and little information that is adequate from citizen to citizen, so we have to ensure it. i think that the combination of scientific research, scientific example. foot veteran potential could give an answer, and you practically also give an answer to it, because your work is also very necessary, why? because you produce opinion and responsibility, you and i are all responsible for everything that happens every minute, we say, our guys protect us and give us the opportunity to talk about it, we really need to act here, mr. grigory. thank you very much for these explanations, i think we will

return to this concept that you have developed again and again to convey the directions of change that can be given by such a multiplicative effect to strengthen our defense capability in such unusual dimensions, although in fact the information dimension is familiar and important, as well as the combat dimension. thank you very much for participating in our program, let me remind you that it was hryhoriy lyubovets, the head of the communications and content security center, which now works in the same way and for the needs of the armed forces in... in such an asymmetric version, these were the main elements of the emphasis of the search for reserves and external and internal resources to fight against the aggressor, we see that this potential exists, we hope that it is possible will soon affect the situation on the front line, stay tuned to the espresso channel, there will be a lot of interesting information to come.

congratulations, this is a joint project of the espresso tv channel and the atp tv channel. together, beraber, we talk about the temporarily occupied crimea and the ways of its de-occupation and reintegration. my name is khrystyna yatskiv and i greet dera muzhdapaev. selyam aleykum, khrystyna khanim and all the viewers. well, let's start by outlining this week's main topics. definitely crimea. was on the lips of ukrainian officials and our international friends, they talked about him and in favor of him border, it is connected with the anniversary of the large-scale invasion, the second anniversary of the russian federation's large-scale invasion of ukraine, and of course with the events that unfolded 10 years ago, no one has forgotten that this has been going on for 10 years, and not a single foreign institution there or there is some unusual village. because we have been living in the war for only two years, that is how, in order to

bring victory closer, we actually call on you to join the paws of the armed forces of ukraine, the defense forces of ukraine, and already a large number of our colleagues also joined the military campaign against the russian occupier, and we have a whole battalion that is being formed one way or another. who sets himself the ambitious goal of liberating the crimean peninsula. ayder, please remind me. this is the crimean 48th separate assault battalion named after noman chilibyhan. i think that all our viewers, regardless of whether they are crimean or ukrainian. all of us ukrainians, after all, know who noman chizhikhan is, this hero of the crimean people, the first president, after the collapse of the russian empire of the crimea, well, then he... like all the ukrainian figures of that time were killed, ah, this,

the battalion, which is named here his portrait on the chevron, and he once dreamed that the crimeans would all live happily, so that no one would disturb or destroy their lives in any way , his dream did not come true, he was killed, he was killed by the bolsheviks, the russians killed when they came together with all... almost the crimean intelligentsia of that time, and it so happened that lenur slyamov, the head of the crimean tatar tv channel has the honor to work, he is now the commander battalion of a separate assault battalion of the 48th oshb of the armed forces of the armed forces named after nomanychalidzhikhan, where he has not been a commander for more than six months, and our crimeans also serve there, many of whom, by the way, you probably know. just in the face according to some reports there or just by life, who lived in crimea, well, there are many people there

from all over ukraine, and ukrainians from crimea, and even from volyn, by size, from completely different regions, who want to fight together with the crimeans for crimea in the southern direction, they are there and they need our support, you know for sure, you know for sure, what are the difficulties now in the army, what is the lack of ammunition, no ... almost all of them, well, what is just in need every day, so i am asking you how to call this phone, so that if you want to ... you can call, and also qr codes, there are card numbers, paypal, so what we have left to collect, by the way, according to the plan, it is 50 drones with night vision, with television cameras, we have already collected 40 pieces thanks to you

, there are 10 left, i think that this week we we will collect it. help close this collection for this next week thank you very much z attention and support together to the victory of karim serbes solajak. well, now we will talk about what trends are observed in the temporarily occupied crimea, to show their effectiveness, the newly appointed, newly arrived fsb officers who regularly detain someone, regularly search someone, regularly become victims of this... pressure, in particular, representatives of the crimean tatar people, and very often they are people who are associated with religion, this completely refutes the thesis that was emphasized by the court in the hague, a recent decision that there is no persecution, and there is no persecution and in no way because

of origin, not because of religious beliefs or ethnic... let's say, both ukrainians and crimean tatars are persecuted in crimea solely because of their political position, the court in gaza tells us, and it is very difficult to agree with him, we are in touch with iskander bariev, the head of the crimean tatar resource center, a member of the mejlis of the crimean tatar people. iskander, congratulations, glory to ukraine, good day, glory to the heroes, salam alaikum, well , i think, the first question is clear, with what related to your opinion, iskander, such activation. right now there is persecution again on religious grounds, in fact, on national grounds, am i really there, as grisya said, that some new portion of these foreigners from the fesb have arrived there, or is it, well, you can definitely see it better, because the crimean tatar resource center is watching all this thorough every day

, please, well, first of all, you rightly said that... in what way is this connected , including with the decision of the un international court of justice, because this is precisely where i would like to draw attention to the fact that immediately after that decision, and in relation to the crimean tatar resource center, that is, the crimean tatar resource center was declared an undesirable organization by the russian federation, this is, firstly, secondly, we are, we know about many the fact that... there are many searches and arrests, but we cannot talk about all of them, because the relatives of these people try, well, they really ask us not to talk about it, and well, there is such a tendency here that when at night they detain a person, take him out, and then promise that if he is not there in

voice to speak about all this, then they can let go, that's how they let some people go. and then, and then it also provides information for others, that for the family, for everyone, it is more important that a person is free, than from sizo or other cities where there is no freedom, and this is exactly the same, as far as we know, they conduct many searches in of people who were or were involved in local and regional minjlis, such searches took place in the simferopol district, in the nizhnegorsk district, in other districts, and people did not know about it, did not wants us to write about it, but we still collect information and record it, although i do n't agree with it, i think it should be talked about, it should be talked about out loud, and most importantly, it should be recorded and

documented, so that unfortunately, unfortunately, it was precisely the decision of the international court. such, because the ukrainian side presented an insufficient evidence base, as the decision says, an insufficient evidence base was presented, so here we need to draw conclusions and more and more clearly document all these violations of human rights, that take place on the territory of crimea , unfortunately, such a trend now exists in crimea, well, we see that not only crimeans are now being detained by the russians, specifically crimeans of crimean tatar origin, but also crimean-ukrainians, but today there is again information about that two citizens who were recruited by the special services of ukraine to

carry out acts of terrorism have been detained in crimea, gauleiter aksyonov writes about this, he thanks the fsb officers very much for their effective work, and apparently we are drawing, unfortunately, the next, maybe even political prisoners, or again, this is exclusively a game of muscles, why is it so important for aksyonov, kostantinov... and all these people to remain on the agenda, to demonstrate their efficiency, which, to be honest, is under the big question of efficiency, perfect, just perfect, yes well, look, the point is that initially full-scale aggression of russia against ukraine, here, just like that, was not the case in crimea before, when explosions began to appear there, when damage began to appear there. there climbing cloth when they started there to carry out effective, let's say, subversive actions, this is precisely what includes

the fsb in terms of information, and such leaders as kabhonov and konstantinov must constantly inform the residents of crimea how effectively the power structures, the occupation power structures, work there, and how they... find some or other people, in fact, it happens in this way, well, let's say, the fact that our activists are there is so, the fact that our activists are trying to help us is so, the fact that our activists are trying demonstrate as a civilian opposition, well, when ukrainian flags appear, when inscriptions appear, when information is provided, information is provided, how things are going, something is happening, despite all that, when... they try to hide, well, for example, if an air raid begins among them, then they , and first of all, it is in sevastopol and in kirch,

they use such a smoke screen so that it is not possible to photograph or record on video how their air defense systems work, and for this and here they are trying to do all this, and besides, it's usually people everything was not seen, well, from the other side too. when we talk about all this, then we have to demonstrate to them that there was an explosion or something, or there was an event, then they alone immediately start looking among the activists, among the representatives, let's say people who had something to do with the kurult system , in the middle of the forest, searches are carried out, they are kidnapped. people, first they quote them, and then they provide information, well, besides, they created such a civil, i would say facebook civil movement, and both

bloggers and smersh, bloggers try to participate in all events, which, well, let's say, including cultural events, and try to find why there is nothing russian there, or why there is something there. ukrainian in order to start an information campaign against these event organizers, well , on the other hand, when we talk about smersh, they are the ones who first come to these people who expressed their support for ukraine there, or expressed, well, they honestly said that this not svo, but war, and they come to them, try to torture them, then try to make them public... well they apologized, and then anyway the fsb and occupation forces open

administrative cases and punish them in the form of fines or arrests. iskander, i would like to ask you to make a kind of volume of one more, well, it is related, but still, we constantly see, well, almost every week. that they are detaining new spies , saboteurs in the crimea, and i simply want to know what scale this spy mania was on the occupied peninsula, who they are taking , how they are torturing people there, forcing them to actually sign these suspicions, as it is called the occupiers, i don't know what is happening with this part of the repression in crimea? well, first of all, when we say how they got all this, well, first of all i want to say that all of them, for example, are members of the local majlis, and they were at... the beginning

of the occupation more than 2,500 people, they are in their pencils, and they are directly on the pencil, and they directly say in direct texts that we have all of you on the pencil, and when we need to, we will come to you and search you, this is , first of all, second, ah, next, all these people, who are trying, let's say, something... including using social networks independently of the russian federation, this means facebook and other things, they also try to react to everything, that's why many residents of crimea are not very active on facebook at the moment in general, then, as for the people themselves, here, not since 2014, they have started to...

educate or re-educate people so that a neighbor can cheat on a neighbor, or they start sending their agents there in the mosque, or hang up and collect information, that is, in this way, they are looking for any kind of information that they could get hold of and then carry out all repressive actions, so people... are more and more intimidated, but all the same there are people who are ready to continue to fight, and we for our part constantly informed that they should be protected as much as possible in terms of protection systems, and in order for the invaders not to come to them, i know iskander, well you,

especially... you know that the invaders have such and such software , which allow, well, in case of detention there, uh, look even those messages that were deleted to the owners of the phone, to the owners of, i don't know, ipad, tablet, computer , it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter, ah, and maybe there are some other nuances that i don't know about, nuances that can help there to the people, er... to our pro-ukrainian people there somehow, well, not completely, but at least partially, to preserve themselves a little bit, to allow, not to allow them to repress our best people there, there is some advice, some security technique, i don’t know, well, first of all, really , a specialist, he can find that information, even which was deleted. and therefore we

suggest changing the gadgets they use there , firstly, secondly, if they already use social networks, and first of all, when they use and communicate with us there, for example, with people there, or with relatives on the mainland part of ukraine, then we advise you to use the signal, because it is more protected, he recommends it to me. we will actively use it, unfortunately, many people use it without knowing telegram, because indeed telegram, well, it can be actively used, it is actively used by the special services of the russian federation, and that is why we constantly talk about it, in addition, we suggest that, say, those people who

communicate with their relatives. i don't mean activists or others, you need to use other gadgets that we use every day, for example, this is very important, and you really need to check all your, well, let's say publications that were before, in order to really maximize all of this , even more so. concerns these activists who are possibly on the lists of the occupiers, and here it is very important predict all these processes, well, it is clear that no one can guarantee anything and cannot secure himself in any way in the occupied territory, but these tips are actually correct, do not neglect them, i am asking you all who are watching us.