he stated about a week ago or a few days ago that the leadership of the 115th brigade is responsible for the collapse of the defense in the ocheretiny area, well, the brigade rejected all the accusations, but how to understand this, maybe you know something about it? no, i do not know anything about this, so i cannot give any answer, that is, it is incorrect to say that someone is to blame, some management is to blame for the failure. yes i think that is not correct but do you expect american ammunition in your direction or do you have enough we generally have enough but you can always do better, uh, in general it is enough, i just did not hear, sorry, yes, yes, in general, in general, uh, about the projectile hunger, which your comrades claim, it is not true or whatever, well, i tell you i say,

in general, for certain tasks that we are currently carrying out, this is enough for us, if we work more actively, then we will feel some kind of hunger, but we know how to filter, analyze and hit the enemy on the approaches to our positions, and well, we do not waste a single shell per serviceman, i think it is so, but people you have enough, everything is perfect with you, well, i would n’t call everything perfect, but... in the conditions of the realities of war, we work with what we have, and we know how to choose the right words, adapt to the circumstances, uh, and what do you think, the question of when american aid will arrive at the front is open, they said that it will be in a few days, but not yet, how long will the ukrainian military be able to hold out in the east without american shells? i can't answer this question, i don't have one. extensive information. thank you very much.

chief of staff of the operational battalion of the 13th brigade of the national guard of ukraine. charter for a pseudo-prophet of the zavdiyev direction. we talked about the situation, in particular, in ocheretyn, whose capture was reported by independent osin analysts about a week and a half ago. thank you very much. and the fighters of the 110th separate unit. the mechanized brigade named after general khorundzhy mark bezruchka held the defense in the avdiyiv direction for two years. without rotation, they fought until the moment when the ukrainian military command did not decided to withdraw troops from avdiivka, and the russian military did not capture the city. radio svoboda met with andriy, a soldier of the 110th brigade with the call sign mamont, and asked how they got avdiivka. you can watch the full version on radio svoboda channels, and i suggest you watch the short version. just now

we were in the avdiyiv direction from march 27, 22nd , we lacked the strength and means to hold it in fact, because the enemy outnumbered us in the air, this is the main thing with kabama, these artillery. russian military launched such a massive offensive on avdiivka on october 10, so it was the first such serious assault from the north in the stepovoye region, in the region. chemical plant, and even then, as far as i remember, they broke through and there was such a 3 km part, so where they tried to advance and where was this breakthrough, in fact they took possession of a 3 km long landing at that time, it was not a high priority for us this a landing, because it is a landing on the right field, on the left field and there is no more leg, this is not a strategic height, well... mass assaults are better for us

it turned out to be repulsed by six infantrymen each, because they entered, took advantage of weather conditions, fogs, well , they caught such moments that we cannot fly, we cannot crush them there with the same ones in half buckets, we cannot see that they and as they do, they skillfully used it, the worst thing is the fogs, because you can’t hear, the fog muffles both the sound of the equipment and the movement... we didn’t notice the enemy, well, then this breakthrough 3 km away, he didn’t was a strategic danger for the widower and for the widow, he was repelled, so the fact is that the enemy, well, how to put more than 100 units of equipment and say that it was a success for 3 km of a position that did not even go deep into our defenses, but simply went along our defenses, well, i think that it was not in ... and where were you during this period, in which

direction, well, i mean, on which part of the defense exactly, the aldiiv terekon, it was not far away, ours kept the defense to the left of the avdiiv terekon, the left to the right. we were all around it, that is, it is not far from this section, which, in principle, they went through us, the tanks were passing through our espeshkas, well, the guys showed themselves well, yes, we had a loss there, we had 200, i think that this loss is painful for us, but, but we coped with the task, we held them and held them for a long and boring time , can you describe what it looked like in general, their goal, avdiivka already, or... you know, from the inside i want to understand what were the general impressions of this offensive at the time, from the inside it looked like this, the losses were in the enemy , at least one soldier died in our country, 20 died there,

the losses were more colossal there, we beat with cassettes there, just in crowds, there are 100 people going across the field and they all stay, this is from october 10 to... and then on october 18 there was also an assault of more than 100 units of equipment, we can say that we repelled it perfectly, but we could not cope in fact, with the influx of infantry, we lacked shells, we lacked, well , everyone knows this very well, that we simply could not pour so much anymore, the resource of our weapons was exhausted, as it looked, it looked... painful, because i was a little they were brought up differently, as my mother told me grandpa says, you always have to come out of any situation as a person, but i watched people die, die, die, and this was the thought i always had, do you have no brains or something, well, like you walk through

your corpses, this impression when our bpl flies, there are reconnaissance units, and it shoots just like, like on a collapsible garbage can. so there is a path to krasnogohorivka and despite the steps , they are just piled up on that side from the right, on the left you go in front of krasnogohorivka, there is a water pressure tower like that, then the pyramids were stacked, well, we are just, we are just corpses of the russian military, so there, it cannot be conveyed in words, you have to see it and just look at how stupid the people can be, it is simply not worth calling it any other way, i would have already asked the question, where, where is the leading group, well, what happened, and there they are walking like calves, they just said to go ahead and they are going like a great

soviet army in fact. we will continue to tell you what is happening in the donetsk region, i will remind you that... the gardener gur skibitsky stated that the loss of the temporal ravine is only a matter of time and that the situation as complicated as it has not been since the beginning of the war. in addition to this, i will just add that there is a fresh statement from the ministry of defense to russia of ukraine, i apologize, and it was reported that the department is now finishing the construction of fortifications in five regions, and just as they are celebrating in the donetsk region, it is also reported that there, where there are active ... fortifications are also erected there, well, the question of the reliability of the fortification remains open, these military personnel, with whom we spoke, at least even today, say that one from the military, more precisely said that he assesses the state of fortification, in particular in the pokrov

direction, at four plus, at the same time we have to hear comments from other commentators, from other military personnel and from radio liberty correspondents who work so... at the front, they they say that there are questions regarding the fortifications, let me remind you that when the ukrainian troops moved away from avdiyivka, in particular, they started building fortifications near ochereteny, in fact, about the capture of this settlement, they started already today admit it, even in the armed forces of ukraine, at least say, it is said that russian troops entered the village and entrenched themselves there, well, then we will show you exclusive footage from inside the british... hello, radio liberty journalists went on a combat mission together with artillerymen 117 of a separate mechanized brigade inside a self-propelled artillery installation in the robotynsk direction. the military has been using british a-790 guns for over a year. great

britain handed them over to the armed forces of ukraine. and here is an exclusive radio report freedom. look further. well, i would say that the installation in our direction is a little easier, they began to shell us less and storm our landings. they started much less, well, during the day they do almost nothing, at night they come out in small groups at night and try to somehow reach, well, we hold them back all the way. for example, they tried to enter armor in the urals, well, they made him armor, so if they put their barbecues in the urals, they tried to leave for our landings, well, they did not get far in our direction, well but every night they try something , or they go on foot or they try to come down to us with some kind of equipment, even lightly armored , there is no such thing as the work over there fell asleep and he is not the one who can work at night for two hours or three , you can sleep, you can sleep for five or six hours well, there is no such thing as... it does not depend on us, how much we sleep, everything depends on the enemy figuratively, so at home there is such a thing, well, as i sat,

not even approximately, i was a builder, i did not serve in the army before that, even, i i must say, i never saw myself in the army, but now i fell in love with it, i like it now, so if i had to fulfill my duty to our parents, to everyone, i would be here.

several projectiles were fired at the target along with the adjustments necessary for the drone and roll back, they work on the british as90 self-propelled artillery installation, it has been with servicemen for more than a year.

ukraine received s90 self-propelled guns from great britain in 2023, at least it is publicly known about the transfer of 32 such systems, they are not new from the balance of the british army, not such long-range ones as, say, the german panzergabi, this or the polish carp, here the barrel length is 39 calibers. in newer guns 52 and this affects the firing range, here it is about 25 km with a normal projectile, but nevertheless the fighters are satisfied with this gun during a year of full-scale war, i will tell you this, this gun is enough to hit a target at a distance of 32 up to 43 km, well, it's already special there, so there are special projectiles for hitting limbic targets. we are coping, we have everything for today, i urge you

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before. and also distinguished guests of the studio. andriy parubiy, people's deputy of ukraine, was also the chairman of the verkhovna rada. events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for intelligent and caring people, in the evening on espresso. events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives. of course, the news feed reports about them, but it is not enough to know what is happening, one must understand it. antin borkovskyi and invited experts from tvere. evaluate events, analyze them, modeling our future, every saturday at 1:10 p.m. with a repeat at 10:00 p.m. studio sahid with anton borkovsky at espresso. taking the wounded from the battlefield in time means saving his life. bka lift, boy lift, atv

- this is the way from zero to our life. on this at the stage of the war, the quad bike is the best solution for evacuating the wounded from scratch. we encourage everyone to donate to the collection from zero to life for quad bikes for the 93rd kholodny yar brigade in the direction of chasiv yar. we are looking for 16-year-old andrii panarin. the guy disappeared in february 2023 and all this time about him. there was no news. i know that when the war started, andriy lived on the left bank of the kherson region, in the city of oleshki. the territory remains occupied since almost the first days of the full-scale invasion, so no details about the disappearance of the boy unknown if suddenly anyone has seen andriy or knows where he might be now,

call us immediately on the magnolia children's hotline at the short number 11630. calls from anywhere. of the ukrainian mobile operator, if suddenly there is no mobile connection, write to the chatbot of the child tracing service in telegram. i also want to remind you that we are not stopping the search for 17-year-old serhiy samoilov, who also disappeared on the territory of the occupied donetsk region in the city of mariupol. his mother said that on the very first day of the war, life in the city became unbearable and with every hour the situation rapidly worsened. from the bombings, the family hid in the basement, but shelling was far from the only problem of the residents of mariupol, there was no internet, light, water, we even drank technical water from a technical tap, only then, well, the whole family got drunk, he didn’t drink they could eat us,

to be honest, it was very difficult, all the stores were looted, no transport, nothing. lack of internet, that's why the guy wanted to go from mariupol, he was very interested in computers and programs studied there, tried to develop them, created a server, and why he actually left home, yes, that at home there was no connection, no internet, it is clear that there are already problems with water there... serhiy planned to go to his mother's acquaintance in pokrovsk , this is also the donetsk region, about 200 km from mariupol, and the boy's family. didn't dare to leave the house, so serhii left alone, it happened on march 6 at 4:00 pm, my grandmother and i didn't let him go, because there was a lot of

shooting around, well, to be honest, we already then there was absolutely nothing to eat and drink , it was very scary, he took a backpack with him, there was a computer in it, he dressed as young people dress, i say, seryozha, come on, i thought he was walking around the house and coming back. at the moment , only one thing is known: serhii never got to pokrovsk, the boy did not return home , and no one knows where he is now. serhiy's mother still lives in mariupol and does not lose hope of finding her son. meanwhile , serhiy's father, who has been living separately for a long time and is now in the territory controlled by ukraine, makes everything possible. for his part, in order to find serhii, he also turned to the office of the ombudsman. i understand that they want to contact that side, yes, and find out if there is any information on that side, because

a lot of children were being transported to russian territory at that time, so they will be contacted now. perhaps the boy was taken to russia, but it is possible that he is still somewhere in donetsk region, so i am appealing to the residents of the temporarily occupied territory who may have seen him. program in social networks. look carefully at the photo of the child. if someone knows where serhiy might be now, don't delay. dial the short number of magnolia children's tracing service from any mobile operator, 11630. calls to the hotline from any ukrainian mobile operator are free. if suddenly there is no connection, write to the chatbot of the child tracing service in telegram. any information is important. we created a resource where you can report any crime against a child, in any city, at any time, just

go to the site and report, and we'll launch all possible mechanisms for punishing the criminal. stopcraim ua. on the air from washington, the program of the ukrainian service of the voice of america chas time, i am yuliya yarmolenko, congratulations. ukrainians have the right to use western weapons as they see fit, including for attacks on russian territory. david cameron, minister of foreign affairs of great britain, made such a statement in kyiv. london was one of the first to start supplying kyiv with long-range weapons, storm shadow missiles. more. such missiles on the eve and in the predicted and most recent package of british aid ukraine. david cameron also confirmed great britain's commitment to provide

ukraine with 3 billion pounds of aid every year, which is almost 4 billion dollars. as long as it takes. more about the visit of the chief british diplomat to kyiv and the meaning of his statements. let's talk with bohdan tsyupin, who joins the broadcast from london. hello, bohdan. let's first listen to exactly what david cameron said in ki. about the use of weapons from partners, and we will discuss it further with you. in our opinion, they should decide how to use this one weapons, they are defending their country, they have been illegally invaded by putin, and they have to take these steps. we're not discussing any caveats about these things, but let's be very clear. russia attacked ukraine and ukraine undoubtedly has the right to strike back. this is ukraine's decision, ukraine has the right to do so, russia strikes on the territory of ukraine and it is quite understandable why ukraine feels the need to protect itself,

force the russians to leave their country and be able to strike back. bohdan, or for the first time we hear such statements precisely from london, and what this may mean in practice for the course of the war. actually, great britain is enough here. either the british governments, because, for example, last may we tried to translate the statements of the then british foreign secretary james cleverley, who was asked to comment on the attack drone raid on moscow at the time, and in response to a question about whether the ukrainians had the right to strike at russian targets, then- foreign secretary james cleverley said that ukraine defends itself, and therefore it has the right, as he said then, to project itself. beyond

its borders, that is, in fact, he said the same thing that today's current foreign secretary, david cameron, said, but in slightly different words, maybe a little more cautiously, what that might mean for ukraine, we can only try to guess, it's probably will give confidence to ukrainian military planners that there are partners in the west who unequivocally support ukraine, in particular in this matter. bohdan, can there be a green light? from great britain to encourage the united states to lift restrictions on the use of atakams for strikes on the territory of russia? here we enter into a much more painful question, in which both small countries or smaller countries and

larger countries. they don't really like it when foreigners tell them what to do, what policy to pursue, and actually here in great britain they paid attention to the fact that last time, when david cameron, the british foreign minister, went to washington and, in particular, tried to convince and the republican party, and others american politicians, then. to approve the aid package or the financing of new aid packages for ukraine, here in britain attention was drawn to the fact that mike johnson, the speaker of the house of representatives in the united states in the us congress, simply did not meet with mr. cameron at that time, it was stated that he did not have time, so this question is rather complicated, i hear it, let's say from

someone. commentators from the politicians themselves that, as a rule, governments, officials in certain countries, and in particular in many western countries, prefer their own decisions, pushing away from their own principles and understanding of the situation, and from the white house, we just recently heard that they are not adamantly encouraging strikes against ukraine for the territory of sovereign ukraine, and they also, when they announced that they had provided atakamsya. said that they are sure that the ukrainians will use them for the sovereignty of their territories. bohdan, how has the rhetoric of ukraine's leading partners changed in general over the past two years, regarding what they are willing to do so that the ukrainians would be more successful in ousting the russians from their territory? well, i am just said about the consistency of great britain, that is, in fact, the position of london

cannot. lasy, it continues to consist in a very clear, firm support of ukraine's right to defend itself, in fact by all legal methods. if we are talking about other european partners, the so-called seitenwende, the policy reversal towards military support of ukraine by germany, was probably important, but if we are talking about rhetoric, that is, words, then... they are probably not the most important , still changed when it comes to france, about paris, because let's remember, how president emmanuel macron, at the beginning of the russian invasion in february 22, tried to find a common language with putin, how phrases were heard from paris that outraged many, in particular, you remember, the statement

of the french president that... that it is impossible to insult russia, that they say, it would harm the achievement of peace, and it would harm to dissuade russia from further aggression, but it is the impression that it is france, it is the french president emmanuel macron, if not the most, who, one might say, opened his eyes, opened his eyes on what russia really wants how different from ... putin's statements from what he actually does, and now his statement that france does not rule out any steps at all when it comes to helping ukraine, including the possibility of sending troops to ukraine, is clearly sounding almost the most decisive , so we are talking about words. bohdan, thank you very much, my colleague was on the phone from london.