russian military artery and so on can happen much earlier than donbas, for example, earlier than donetsk-luhansk oblast, but not earlier than zaporizhzhia or left bank kherson. ugh. that is, crimea, it will be somewhere in the middle, between the liberation of these territories. and in principle, yes, because the kerch bridge is actually the main logistical one. a series that provides all the necessary volume of material and technical support for three groups of troops in the south of ukraine at once, this is a group of troops, the defense of crimea, this is a group of troops of the dnipro, left bank kherson region, partly zaporizhia region, and this is a group of troops east, partly donetsk region, southern donetsk region, as well as zaporizhia region, and this is almost 200,000 personnel, this... and thousands of units of equipment, tanks, bbm,

e, artillery and so on and so on. all this huge mass needs every day 24x7, non-stop, to have mtz, material and technical support with everything necessary, starting from ammunition, ending with fuel and bridging materials, of course, rotation, compensation for losses of human resources, compensation for losses mechanized resource and so on and so on. removal of damaged equipment and many other things, so let's imagine the same moment when the kerch bridge loses its functionality, immediately a huge mass will gradually begin to feel the lack of mtz, day by day, step by step. and there will be a shortage, by land routes, the volumes supplied through... the bridge

cannot be compensated, because by sea routes through the sea of ​​azov, from taganrog there to berdyansk, to mariupol, such volumes cannot be compensated either, it will not allow to provide such a large concentration of groups of troops, such a number of everything necessary, and therefore somewhere in about a month, in a month and a half, this whole group of troops, it will feel an acute shortage, which will not allow them to... advance, will not allow them to effectively conduct defensive actions, and so on and so on, so the support system for this large group of troops will be destroyed, that 's all, and after that the process of counteroffensive actions will begin already in the south of ukraine, first zaporizhzhya or the left bank kherson region depending on it. from

the situation, but with access to administrative ones within the borders of the temporarily occupied crimean peninsula , we can talk about creating a complete isolation of the peninsula and a kind of step-by-step destruction of all objects of the russian occupying forces on the peninsula, in conditions of isolation, a large group of troops will not be able to exist there for a long time, therefore, yes, crimea will be liberated earlier than donetsk and luhansk region, that is , you think that you yourself... there will be no trench assault, ukrainian troops will stop at the border of the administrative border between kherson region and crimea, and will wait until the troops will the occupants be exhausted there? yes, it will be , first of all, it will be exhaustion. it will be isolation and attrition to minimize losses. in any case, ah, counteroffensive actions on the territory of the temporarily occupied. islands of crimea will have

to happen, but when we will be near the administrative border, we may be able to significantly expand, for example, our sabotage activities on the peninsula, we will not have to swim half the black sea to reach the coast of crimea, to land there somewhere near mysutorkhankut on more or less areas that are suitable for this and so on, we will have more opportunities to conduct location operations, and i do not rule out... even that after some time on the peninsula itself i can in such conditions, under such a scenario, such bridgeheads, as they now appear in the left bank kherson region in the crimea region. thank you very much, mr. oleksandr. chokhsaglin, who found time and joined our broadcast, mr. oleksandr kovalenko, was in direct contact with us, a military-political observer of the information resistance group. so, the script victory is known. let's hope that

ukraine will also find all the necessary weapons, we hope that our western partners will hand them over and that we will be able to use them, that's right, we should. forging the process of the liberation of crimea together in the beraber gulsum khalilova program. so. this is a joint project of the atr tv channel of the first crimean tatar tv channel and the tv channel. watch us every week and subscribe to espresso and atp youtube channels. goodbye. watch this week in the judicial control program with tatyana shustrova. fast assessment of the supreme court of appeals, how the judge's wife passed the interview in seven minutes. i have been working in the judicial system all my life, and where did the candidate 's daughter of the ex-deputy have valuable property. my brother gave me his apartment. congratulations. judicial control is on the air. institutional

rebooting and personnel renewal of the judiciary based on the norms of professional ethics and integrity is the basis of the judicial reform currently underway in ukraine. its successful implementation is the main requirement for our further path to the eu, however, how successful is the transformation and whether the moral and professional qualities of justice officials meet high standards , let's talk today, but first the news: the supreme council of justice dismissed from his post the judge of the balaklia district court of the kharkiv region , volodymyr kupin, who i suspect... of treason under martial law. according to the investigation materials, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, on february 27 , 2022, the judge moved to kupyansk, captured by the russians, and began to cooperate with the occupiers. in a few months, in the premises of the kupyan district state administration, kupin is already like a representative of the occupation authorities advised

local residents on legal issues under the legislation of the russian federation. during the liberation of kupyansk by the armed forces of ukraine, volodymyr kupin fled to russia. the supreme council of justice. also dismissed alla demidovskaya, the judge of the solomyansk district court of kyiv. in 2015, the decision to dismiss the judge was made by the then supreme council of justice. parliament dismissed demidovska by its resolution, and the judge appealed the decision. the grand chamber of the supreme court announced the verdict only that year in june. decision of the supreme court the council of justice's dismissal was upheld. in march 2013, alla demidovskaya was caught by the security service and the prosecutor's office while receiving a bribe. she is together with another judge andrii makuha. and lawyer yevhen pedenko received $700 for speeding up the consideration of the case regarding the violation of customs legislation. the special service claimed that alla demidovska was supposed to receive $500 according to a previous agreement. despite the criminal case , demidovska continued to remain a judge and during the revolution of dignity, elected

precautionary measure against activist vladyslav tsylytskyi. detention allegedly due to mass riots and disobedience to law enforcement officers. in the protocol, the suspect noted that after the detention. he was brutally beaten and put in a closed van, after being examined by paramedics, he was taken to an emergency hospital. svitlana kolegayeva, the judge of the dysnya flight to kyiv, has mobilized to the armed forces of ukraine and is asking to stop the case against her regarding drunk driving. in 2021, the judge is drunk driving an audi registered to her mother ran off the road, knocked down a pole and crashed into a tree. no one was injured by the smoke. obolonsky district judge. fined the judge uah 17 and deprived him of his driver's license for a year. at the same time, public activists sent a complaint against kolegaeva to the supreme council of justice with a demand to dismiss her from her position. since the disciplinary commission of the vrp recently finally began to examine the complaints against judges that have accumulated. in recent

years, svitlana koligaeva's future as a judge has been threatened, so she decided to mobilize accordingly, she asked the supreme council of justice to suspend the proceedings during martial law. of the case against her, according to the anti-corruption center , the judge's lawyer did not provide the vrp with evidence that kolegaeva really mobilized, however, the third disciplinary chamber unanimously granted the judge's request, so kolegaeva retains the status of a judge and will continue to receive a judge's remuneration. last year she earned uah 1,300. updating and reforming continues at all levels of the judicial system of ukraine, and what's next, then more problems floats to the surface. competition commissions and expert groups work to the point of exhaustion, every day they have to study biographies, career paths and balance the debit and credit in the declarations of candidates for judicial positions and active servants of themis. the second panel of the higher qualification commission of judges is apparently very tired. ruslan

sydorovych, lyudmila volkova and roman kydesiuk expertly manage to conduct the fastest interviews with candidates. for example, one of them lasted only seven minutes with an assistant. head of the northern commercial court of appeal, olena mykhalyuk. from early years, yes, especially from high school, when we started teaching discipline and law, and i participated in school olympiads, i dreamed of... olena mykhalyuk, wife of oleg matuschak, judge of the western commercial court of appeal, has $37 and 175 hryvnias of his own savings, and already in the midst of a full-scale war, he bought a mercedes-benz for over a million hryvnias. however, the vkks board was not interested in this. please briefly describe your motivation for the position judges first, how convenient will it be for you to move? mr. roman, it's too bad, it won't be too much. two judges in one family. these are all questions from the commission to mykhalyuk. thus, without further clarification, the members of the supreme court of appeals decided that

the candidate was suitable for the position of judge and recommended her to the lyubashiv district court of the odesa region. another quick interview, without additional questions , was conducted by the members of the central committee of the central committee of ukraine with yulia bulanova, a candidate for the post of judge of the shevchenkiv district court of kyiv. according to the anti- corruption center, she is the daughter of the rector of zaporizhzhya national university. and people's deputy of the eighth convocation mykola frolov. any court is a very responsible, responsible court. public activists have many questions about bulanova's property. for example, in 2022, her brother, who works as a lawyer, gave her an apartment in kyiv with an area of ​​93.5 square meters. according to experts of the anti -corruption center, the market value of the property is more than uah 8 million. uah 100,000 is indicated in the declaration. the members of the commission. instead, there were no questions about the brother's ability to earn such a valuable gift, nor

regarding a significantly higher value of real estate than that specified in the declaration did not arise. in 2021, i transferred to the office of the prosecutor general and moved to the city of kyiv with my children after the divorce. and taking into account these circumstances, in the 22nd year, my brother gave me his... apartment that belongs to him by right of ownership. in april 2020 , bulanova's father, an ex-people's deputy, bought a nissan qashqai car, which he gave to her already in may. here, too, without additional questions from commission members. they are not suspicious saw he bought it for his own needs, but certain circumstances of my family life developed in such a way that in may of the 20th year i got divorced and... and this prompted my father to change his plans for this car and temporarily transfer

this car to me for my use. yulia bulanova's professional competence is questionable. a candidate for the position of judge, she has been working in the prosecutor's office for more than 20 years. currently, she is a prosecutor in the prosecutor general's office, but she could not answer the question correctly. and tell me, please, the prosecutor's office can now sue? in the interests of the state or state enterprise? but no, unfortunately, not at this time. instead, the procedure for organizing the activities of prosecutors in relation to the representation of the state's interests, which includes, in particular , the filing of lawsuits, was determined by the order of the prosecutor general of ukraine back in 2018 . it is surprising that yulia bulanova, a prosecutor with many years of experience, does not know this, she also believes that a judge does not have the right to own property, the members of the commission not only did not emphasize the ignorance of judges' rights and duties, but also persistently

pushed the candidate to the correct answer. in general, according to the status of a judge, can a person have corporate rights, a judge? no, it can't. and corporate rights are, according to the european echr, it is property, and the first protocol to it? it seems so. well, why? cannot legally and peacefully own property? yes, well, for example, you have an apartment in zaporizhzhia, yes, you can rent it out as a judge? yes, can you make a profit? yes, from your property, well , that's it. despite such gaps in knowledge of laws, the commission unanimously recommended to appoint yulia bulanova for the post of judge of the shevchenkiv district court of kyiv. now the recommendation must be considered by the supreme council of justice. we hope that she will have more time to research and weigh all the pros and cons of appointing candidates to honorary judicial

positions. and for today i have everything, it was judicial control and i, tetyana shustrova. if you know the facts of corruption in the judicial system, or you want to report an unscrupulous judge who makes illegal decisions, write to me on facebook or by e-mail mail whose address you see on the screen. it's all good, we'll meet in exactly one week. glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhiy rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next two hours, we will talk about ukraine, the world, and our victory. today in the program. next

we have a video that we have now prepared for you. dear viewers, this is how an enemy tank brightly flared up after being hit by a kamikaze drone, pilots of the shadow aerial reconnaissance unit. friends, we are working live on the tv channel espresso, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are currently watching us live there, please subscribe to our pages, take part in our survey, today we ask you this,

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invited zelensky to the summit of the alliance in washington, but expressed doubts that ukraine would receive there a request to join this organization, let's listen to what stoltenberg said, i really believe that ukraine has a rightful place in nato , and we will do everything to ensure that ukraine becomes a member of this alliance. in order for this decision to be made, we need all members of the alliance to agree to it, we need a consensus, not a majority, but that all... two the members of the alliance agreed, i do not expect that we will be able to reach such an agreement at the summit in july, but i think that we will be able to demonstrate that we are bringing ukraine closer to membership, and that the day will come as soon as possible when ukraine will become a full member of our alliance . roman petrovich, i

understand that stoltenberg came to inform. about the fact that ukraine does not receive an invitation to the north atlantic alliance, today they talked about the fact that ukraine receives $100 billion in aid over the next five years, is this adequate the answer in the current situation is whether this is enough or whether ukraine still needs to insist on the status of a special nato partner of various countries. outside of nato, or rather, a special partnership with the united states, with great britain, or still in the current situation, ukrainian diplomacy should make maximum efforts so that we receive a positive signal at the anniversary summit in washington. the first and most important thing is that the situation in the world

is changing so dynamically and quickly that neither general secretary jens stoltenberg nor all 32... leaders of the member countries nato, no, you and i can hardly predict what will happen tomorrow in this matter, because even before april 13, no one could even think that part of nato would stand up for israel, when iran attacked israel on the night of april 13-14. all the more so when the democrats are in power in the united states of america, who... and as you know, have always avoided such and such behavior, therefore, first of all, i would recommend that ukrainian diplomacy in this regard continue its work. next, and also, you also need to understand that 32 votes are 32 votes, and we can hardly predict what

will happen to one, two, three, and how they will behave, so it is obvious that in this situation there is a second track that needs to be worked out no less carefully, which is to help ukraine as much as possible in the course of . russian-ukrainian aggression so that ukraine could and was able to defend itself thanks to this help. the third track that needs to be worked out is bilateral agreements, that's exactly the topic, it does not give the opportunity to press very hard on the first track, because i think that everyone has noticed that and in the american and european media there is massive information. mation, a general tendency appeared that everything will be done in relations between ukraine and nato countries, the way it

was done if ukraine was a nato member, it is only necessary to switch to a bilateral system of relations with nato member countries, in order to fulfill the whole program, and actually this thesis about 100 billion, which sounds, pay attention to how: nato can create, because in fact the answer to this question lies in the national governments that have already formed aid packages for ukraine, so -called guarantees are being signed, plus or minus, but these texts are similar, and their essence is that, in essence, if ukraine were to switch to bilateral relations with nato members, it should be borne in mind that. .. the current visit, it not only began to shape the responses and behavior of the participants at the washington summit, the june nato summit, but also the fact that

after the decision of congress and its signing by joseph biden regarding assistance to ukraine, nato, as the operator of this assistance, must now to discuss a number of technical issues, because definitely this... part of this resource will go to the united states of america, and part will be paid for and delivered from european countries. and a whole range of information, which is now one way or another coming out of national governments, suggests that nato actually plays a key role in this mechanism. therefore, the third track, this bilateral relations, which would compensate for the actual mechanisms, must be worked out by ukraine with these states. and the fourth thing, which must be practiced, is actually those, that potential of nato, which until now

has only been voiced in fragments, is actually personnel assistance, and the following is the formation of principles in the perspective of possible combat-capable joint units, which would seem to reflect nato, but in fact would be formed from... national armies, nato states, therefore , in this case, if the choice is this, and the dilemma is posed in this way, then i would suggest the ukrainian political leadership to follow the second, third and fourth tracks, because these are the steps that solve the problems and do not provide an opportunity intensify relations with nato members, i'm not talking there with washington and berlin, because here it is clearly being followed... this couple and the link of coordination of actions in matters of behavior at the washington summit of nato, especially, mr. serius, it is the anniversary, and it is understandable , you

know that everyone remains human, and you don't need to bend the stick here, because you can hit yourself in the face, so if there is something to work on, then you need to continue to work correctly and diplomatically on membership in nato, and the possibility of an invitation. for we understand very well, an invitation is not an introduction. roman petrovych, but considering the fact that the united states of america voted to allocate a large aid to ukraine in the amount of 61 billion dollars, and great britain last week announced 500 million pounds of aid. does this mean that washington, london, and our other partners give clear statements. a signal to the whole world that in the future this aid will continue to flow to ukraine, which means that ukraine

will not remain alone with russia and... it is obvious a signal first of all to putin, who hoped that this decision would be overturned in congress and the senate, would not be adopted, or would be postponed, well, at least until the presidential elections, so what, how, how does this decision change not only the situation in ukraine, but also the world's attitude to what is happening on the eastern and southern fronts in ukraine. obviously, this is not just a step. ah, let's say it's important, it's a step in a system of similar steps, because no, in parallel with the fact that a number of national governments have made decisions about aid, decisions about increasing and accelerating the production of weapons, armaments, armored vehicles, ammunition, and so on, it is clear that the principle of operation in the civilized world is that they never

build weapons, that is... these are weapons that today are planned both in increasing production and in modernization, will be supplied to ukraine, as aid within aid and so on. please note that i did not accidentally touch on this fourth track, and the question of assistance by personnel, troops and the formation of a joint shock fist and a joint command, because i did not once said, it's a matter of time, because things are going on. what must be understood is that all national governments have a public resonance, a public relationship, without such a mechanism , these societies will not understand the importance of what the national government does, they will not understand the threat that russia poses to their states, so this is a step not so much a step in terms of helping ukraine today, but a step that will allow these governments to do

the work they need to do. and in the interests of nato, and in the interests of europe, and in the interests of the whole world, in order to, including, solve this issue, having dealt a blow to recalcitrant russia, defeating it on the battlefield in ukraine, it radically changes approaches, and from my point of view, this rationalism, which was manifested today in the tone of both speeches, it changes the rhetoric that remained until today. from vilnius, because it was felt that in the relations between brussels and kyiv, and brussels and washington, and brussels and even berlin, this tonality, it did harm, well, to put it mildly, it did harm, therefore the current tonality, it is absolutely correct, and actually, it gives the ability to move in absolutely all directions, while solving the key problem, which is the provision of maximum assistance

to ukraine. in absolutely all directions of this assistance. roman petrovich, even last week there were several statements, or rather, several events , which indicate that russia is starting an arms race, and in the style of the soviet union, because boris pistorius, the minister of defense of germany, said in an interview with the ard tv channel, , that russia already produces more weapons than it needs to wage war against of ukraine. warned against putin's further military ambitions. let's hear what pistorius said. russia's military economy was streamlined, and now most of the weapons produced no longer go to the front, but end up in warehouses. one can be naive and say that he is doing it out of caution. as a skeptic, i'd rather say in this case

that he's...doing it because he's planning something, or has something already in mind? at the same time, the un security council did not pass a resolution on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons in space, and the country that endorsed this decision was russia, china abstained, and this is also very reminiscent of the soviet union and the confrontation between the soviet union and the then united states of america, or? does putin have this potential for this arms race and will the end of this arms race for putin be the same as the end of the soviet union? well, the fact is that no matter how hard they are now in russia, they do not have the opportunity to gain the momentum that the soviet union had, from the point of view of absolutely all parameters, from here it is necessary to understand that it is more about...

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