[000:00:00;00] i don’t want to ride somewhere in the light anymore, they already say that i will be here, my kharkiv , i don’t want to go anywhere, well, that’s the mood , that’s why, well, kharkiv, you’re holding on, what else can you say here , we want to go to kharkiv, just hold on, i don’t know what to add to this all i would like is for kharkiv to hold on, i would like muscovites to have nothing if you give me, i added , you said, you said for those fascists who are sitting in moscow, yes, they are talking about demolishing kharkov, but they do not pay attention to the fact that what is happening to them in belgorod or in these border towns, ugh, where people are really leaving, and they don't want to see it point-blank, today's tape there, i managed to watch the news in the morning , some of them are being reported there, shelling, left, wounded, and the zone is where you can't enter, shebeiks at checkpoints, that is , there is such a gray zone, combat operations, they

don't want that. you see, they do not pay attention to belgorod region, kursk region, but kharkiv , you understand, does not give them peace, well, it is already emotional, what do we need, in particular, in the 16th in order to push the enemy away from the cities, from borders, but there is no other way, no other way out, just like that, mr. god bohdan, have a calm day, without shaheds, without cabs and without any of this moscow junk. what they are riveting there, we wish you and all the residents of kharkiv, together with you, that good weather helps people rest and not be scared and not hide from these explosions. thank you for, thank you for your wishes. thank you for the time you have given us, on sunday morning , kharkiv district council deputy bohdan kachuk was with us, we talked with him about how life is now in kharkiv, of course, that kharkiv people, they

demonstrate such extraordinary. stability, although it happens that the nerves give out, and this is understandable, i am subscribed to one journalist who works in the edition of kharkiv today, and from time to time the descriptions of her life, of what, ah, how it looks, show such a real painting, she says, i also try to somehow hold on, i say, somehow i even went to a driving course, but how did she pass? tests, he says: i don’t know, because before that there were several sleepless nights, and in such conditions to think about the rules of the road movements, study them when you don't think about how you will sit between two walls, following this rule, or you will spend another night, even then not before driving and not before steering wheel and not before whether you want to learn

ride a car or not, and i don't know, let... you and i hold on, that's all we can do, we can talk, talk about kharkiv to the whole world, remind that the war is going on, remind about the state in which people are, although they are used to explosions, but, but this is not the norm, it is not the norm that people wake up in the morning and read in the news, or that people wake up from explosions, or that people do not wake up because the russians took their lives, well, everything that we can not be indifferent to and... well, on the one hand, because if you are not in kharkiv today, the enemy will still come to your city, if you are indifferent, well, and secondly, because i know, now this whole discussion was about bulgakov, again, good writer bulgakov, damn the writer bulgakov, well, to put it briefly, bolgakov is a bolgakov, it is strange that ukrainians

for 30 years cannot understand. what their what strange, but well said by a british colonel, glen grant, who lives in ukraine, well lives more, it seems, in ukraine than in britain, he said that people, think about the soldiers who are suffering now at the front, and not about the dead writers, but to those ukrainians who say, we also know ukrainian writers, but here is bulgakov or there, and here is pushkin, it's like in this interview. brother, older brother shafir, who worked in the office of the president and former, former partner of volodymyr zelenskyi, when asked by journalists, if you are so worried about pushkin's monuments, who are they removing, what about you, who do you know from ukrainian literature, he said, well, here is the one who wrote neydu, and he couldn't even remember his last name, and then he says, well and this poetess is, like her, ustenko, that is, he

did not even know her last name. lina kostenko, and when people talk, ukrainians talk about how brilliant pushkin or bulgakov are, in fact, they simply do not know anything about ukrainian literature. just pick up the literature that was banned. literature for a rostral revival, read it, maybe then the picture of the world in your head will change a little bit, by the way, do you remember, once upon a time, they read on twitter that somewhere in 1900 , some year there, and a monument is being opened in chernihiv, it seems to pushkin, and there is the author of the publication of the russian-language newspaper at the time, he says that he was also surprised that passers-by stopped and one of them said to the other, yes, the passer-by was the last one. in principle, the intelligentsia of chernivtsi, who came from st. petersburg, and they were hurt and unpleasant that the local

they watched that a monument was being erected to them and someone told him, and then, and then some pushkin, you see, no one knew, then that pushkin, today everything has turned upside down in our country already in 100 years, with us on the one of the members of the police. who will be crewed by the white angel pavlo dyachenko, who definitely does not have time to think about the bulgakovs, who is engaged in the evacuation of people, mr. pavle, congratulations, congratulations to the studio, or maybe you have time, i decided for you that you do not have time to think about bolgakov, tell me the truth, no, no, no, tell me what you do, what you are doing now, now i see you are going somewhere, whether it is already on business, well, every day, every day in russia. every day, policemen, boys and girls from the police crews of biliyango work, help people, carry out evacuations, deliver humanitarian aid, unfortunately,

the past day in donetsk region was not without such tragic events, people died as a result of enemy shelling, among them one child, the dead in... the village of kurakhivka, there is a person who died in krasnohohorivka, well, such are the realities in donetsk region, and while telling this, once again i would like to urge people to reassess, rethink all the circumstances, yes, in which they live, and still make a positive decision in the direction of evacuation when you call for it'. you repent from the screen, it means that the people to whom you are coming, they are not going to evacuate, well, many do not want to leave, many are motivated by the fact that such a standard phrase is standard, and it seems that

it is not scary now, but what if it will be worse , then we will go, but this edge, this gradation is not scary and scarier, no one is normal to tell from civilians, i can't, and then here are the results, now, as you show these shots, and the wounded are policemen, together with emergency workers in turkey, they provided help to people, and there was also a serious shelling, there were both dead and wounded people. we know that you evacuated the pregnant young woman you started with from the temporal abyss. take over what i don't know why she was there in umuyar time considering what news about the time or somewhere around the time maybe i don't know tell me about this story it's a case so a little bit it

another direction, this is krasnogorivka, and the city of krasnogorivka, and really, it was not at all clear to us how she stayed there all this time, and... she left anyway, because in that reality in krasnogorivka, well, even living in some places is simply impossible, they stayed at first, as she tells, they lived there in their own apartment, and then they moved to the basement, because literally not a couple of days before that, the russians dropped a more powerful aerial bomb on krasnohorivka, there, she broke a high-rise block very hard, there were wounded, people also provided help, well, in this situation, there is also positive news, she gave birth to a daughter, as far as i

know, yesterday she went to kyiv, she will be given help both by military administrations and volunteer ones, thank god that this story has a good ending, but i... understand that by evacuating people, you also put yourself in danger, or do you also explain to people that by staying in those frontline in... populated areas, they put themselves in danger not only themselves, because here they at least accept decisions for themselves, but they also endanger you, well, i think, they understand, but to leave, these are our ukrainians, and to leave them, not to come, not to help, not to bring humanitarian aid, well, no one will allow themselves, and therefore we closely cooperate with military administrations in this direction. humanitarian aid, that is

, we work together, we work separately, we deliver, well, this is all that is necessary and we make maximum efforts, and how often do you come under fire, how does it happen, well, it happens, it happens, i read two days ago there was a message that the crew white angels came under attack in the avdiivka area. for example, there was a hit on the street not far away, when the guys were taking people, elderly women, and the shots themselves, it’s clear, and it’s not repeated, it’s such an approach that they drive into a settlement there , if it’s a small village and villages, you need to do everything very quickly, very quickly, take your time, so that people, well, everything is collected, we are trying to explain all this, if there are such conditions, if there is a mobile connection to

call people, if there is a mobile connection if not, then we pass it on or through the neighbors, well, so that everyone understands that everything must be done very quickly. well, thank you very much for the conversation, pavlo dichenko was with us, one of the members of the white angel police crew, which is engaged in evacuating people from front-line settlements, in particular in the donetsk direction. well, we remind you of what mr. pavlo said. that people, do not neglect your lives and your safety, declare for evacuation and choose this path, because because your life is important, the lives of those who help you are important evacuate, don't put yourself or others in danger, we're going, wait, wait, you know, i wanted to show you, you know, if it wasn't war time, not war, knowing that, we would host the morning program, in our there would probably be a lot of... sports, because sports are important, nevertheless, sports are really important

in the context of even war and confrontation, and saw a video, it's yesterday, it seems to be a tournament for german sheinberg, if i'm not mistaken, international, look , this is the beginning, according to the regulations, now chess, chess players should have to shake hands with each other, but this does not happen, you see, in fact it is incredible. tension, let me tell you very briefly, on the left is anna muzechuk, from lviv, 34 years old, on the right is kateryna lagno, also born in lviv, also 34 years old, both are international class grandmasters, and you can see the tension, and lagno is even trying not to look to anna, everything is very simple, kateryna lagno. i left in the 14th year, got citizenship of the russian federation, i don’t know

if it was the unbearable revolution of dignity, and the ukrainian language, not only in lviv, i don’t i know, but here she is, she is now a russian citizen representing russia under this neutral pro flag, as you can see, uh, she has drawn so far, this is not the first, not the first meeting and it will be at this tournament, that's how it is that and... imagine how sport is always a duel, and it is always not easy for our athletes, i think, to meet our enemies, the russians, here the story is even brighter, because these are two lviv women, pupils, pupils of the same school, by the way, the school of the same father lagno, he himself is from poltava, but he came, he is in lviv, in fact, he was, in fact, the head of this famous lviv school of chess, but you see, if his daughter chose him in russia, it means... that she always looked in that direction and believed

that there was a much stronger chess school there. by the way, there was just a good piece yesterday, we talked about it with the malfar agency, they did an interesting, interesting study, they checked those athletes who are going to the summer olympics in paris, in terms of how uncertified they are in various support for the war in ukraine and so on, putin got away with it, of course. it's not like that, all of them are with it, half of them are generally from csk and so on, that is, they are generally officers of the russian army, but you know what else i paid attention to, it's really funny, just look at them. russian athletes are simply ska: zaur uguiev, and zaurbek kazbekovich sidakov, then ramzan khazhonovych abdulaev, well , there is one, true exception, vladislav larin, one and only vladislav larin somewhere from karelia, here he is, here he is, he somehow falls out of the

whole list , here he is next to minister shuigu, the minister of defense, and right away it is clear that the minister of defense, this is a scumbag. flower, flower of russia, slavs are all simply, simply slavs, brotherly slavic people, and well, it was a moment of racism, russian racism, russian racism, because we actually, well, all the time beat our heels and chests , that they are terrible slavs, that they are our brothers, but this is an illustration on the one hand of the falsity of this

narrative, basically claims that the russians there are great slavs, and on the other hand , this is a big, well, again, an illustration of what russia was and remains a prison. peoples and those very representatives of those nations, they are forced under that imperial flag to fight for the glory of the moscow tsar, unfortunately, gentlemen, we are going for a short break, then we will return, we will continue, we will talk about kherson, stay with us, the quarter finals of the champions league only on my , real madrid, man city and psg. these matches will shake the entire football world, tune in on april 9 and 10 exclusively on megogo, there are discounts on eurofast softcaps 10% in pharmacies psylan, pam and ochadnyk, there are discounts on pulmolor pills, 15%

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glory to the heroes, and good morning, i can tell you how the night passed, in... we have a beautiful, beautiful saying that describes everything, it was counter-battery fighting between our bank and the left bank, in fact , not every night is quiet here, but depending on the district of the city, today was more or less calm, i can say yes, no one died, there were no fires, so more or less calm , and you are showing what happened a couple of days ago, yes, yes, and you are now in kherson itself, yes, i am in kherson. yes, this is what you are showing, it was exactly our district, in my opinion, on thursday or friday, i don't remember, because in fact, in fact, there are very few people who even bother to talk about kherson, is already at this moment. well, i understand, we are in kherson, we have a volunteer center, we

help the military, where are we from kherson ? a tail of thousands, well, if we had 320, that is, i left 1/5. but people returned in the summer, returned in the fall, and are returning now, few, of course, but those who did not find themselves in a foreign land, let's say, or could not find a job in ukraine, and there is not enough money, especially now we expect people to come back after they stopped paying idps, well, to a large part of people, uh, despite the shelling. what does

the everyday life of an ordinary kherson citizen look like? i got up in the morning, planned the evening without fail, because after three o'clock we only have a walk, well , a minibus once an hour, maybe there 's still a ride there until 5 o'clock, and then everything, i planned from the evening, woke up in the morning, well, left , someone went to social. services, someone went to the volunteer center, it is necessary to stock up, u we have such a redistribution of markets now, the market that we used to call, for example, the central one, and which was so saturated, saturated with people, it is now practically empty, because the district is central and there are a lot of shellings, and the markets that are located in other microdistricts of the city, on the contrary, there are a lot of people there , that is, we have now changed our logistics a little bit, let's say, whoever has a job works, whoever doesn't have a job, well, mostly, of course, we have

pensioners left, and eh several large supermarkets, here are the markets, i said, and small cafes are opening and there are, and it’s good, because when you smell coffee, it’s already a peaceful life, you know, yes, and it makes me happy, now we generally have flowers, such... pregnant women are sold for pennies, as my mother says girlfriend, why buy them, if you can sneeze, that’s it, well, life, life, the only thing that is shortened, it’s that, you have to hurry, if you don’t have a car, until three o’clock, and this is how we live, well, kherson lives in spite of everything , despite the shelling, how do the occupied territories live? well,

it's not fun for the occupied, for the occupied, for the occupied, there are also blooming gardens, me i see a lot of people who left, how they show, this is my house, this is my garden, someone sends them reports, photos, they are sad, in general, the nuts are being tightened for those who stayed until the month of july, well, i don’t know, as it will be, i hope that by the month of july something will change in ours. on the left bank, until july, they said that whoever does not receive this two-headed chicken will either be evicted, deported, or sent to the basement, well, there are various people left there, well, it’s mostly elderly anyway, they organize there they planted, well, skadovska, but something here is not even genius, in skadovska , its leader is so zealous. which are temporary, they planted an avenue of memory for those killed in the crocus, they

created a center for the collection of drones there, and they specially attract older schoolchildren and vocational schools there, there is one more thing left in skadovsky, well, they are trying to plant their russian peace everywhere in reality. well, in fact, i also read about what the bridge of the publication writes about this, in particular, that in fact there remains a question about those people who remained under during the russian occupation, now, for example, there is such a deputy, he was in the balance block, and here he is in the regional council, serhiy sorokunsky, and that's it. and he filed a lawsuit against journalists who said that he was allegedly engaged in collaboration

during the occupation, but nevertheless... they discovered him, it turned out that he had the status of a federal adviser during the occupation, here and now now this matter again, again will probably have some, some entrance, you see, i want to tell you that even those farmers on the left banks, we had the tsarakun statute on the right, even those farmers on the left bank, they are like that, there is such and such information, they hope that they will be bought off, they say, i have money. return ukraine, i will redeem myself. i understand that maybe it was difficult for a person, but somehow it was necessary to save the business, it was necessary, well, i understand that it is generally about a pass that allowed him to move there between checkpoints, look, look, oh, in general, cool, look, actually, actually, when we were under occupation, well, between

checkpoints and we could move, yes, it was obshu. but if you wanted to pass and were not afraid that you were somewhere on the lists, you could pass, but here you have to choose, i guess you always remain a person, or you keep the business, we have guys who had a business, but who went to tro, and then they were taken away, and then they were tortured, that is, they did not cooperate with the enemy, well, there are different people, as they say, i already told mrs. oxano the story of the taxi. here in lviv, which lost everything, all business remained in the kherson region, on to the left, on the left bank, everything was left there, he came here only took one car from everything that was there, and some things that he and his wife packed in an hour, that’s all, it’s just that he had a son in lviv, he is from aitiv, since then he he works as a taxi driver, and he knows that

muscovites live in his house, who wonder why he has a warm floor? and instead of batteries, they were terribly surprised, they even wonder what to say about the toilet, but still i am glad when there are such people, the ones you talk about, and many of whom i know, who they choose ukraine and not, not money, not business, business can always be restored in fact, and this choice can still be understood by people who were trapped on the left bank, but... it is very difficult to understand this choice of people's money, who here in ukraine, who, for example, now cannot postpone the purchase of some of the newest bmws there for 6 million, i just don't know them, it's surprising. ms. oksana, we wish you a quiet and peaceful day, er, to enjoy birds, flowers and without

all kinds of russian shells. thank you for the conversation, this. was oksana pogomi, deputy of the kherson city council, they talked about everyday life in the kherson region, which is constantly under russian shelling. we also remind you, dear friends, that our collection is ongoing and we still have 67,000 left so that we already have half a million hryvnias, half a million hryvnias in our account, this is the fourth part of the amount that we want to collect for of our military, for the two brigades for which we are collecting now, it is 93%. and 72 are collected for fividrons and the total amount of the collection is 2 million hryvnias, i remind you, we will still have to donate a lot, but none the less for all that, for those donations, for this week, i am incredibly grateful to you, because these are saved lives, lives that the russians are trying to take away, and now let's have a moment of silence , we actually honor all those who did not live to this day, because russia came to ukraine with

the war. let's observe a moment of silence in memory of the ukrainian military and civilian citizens of ukraine who died in the war