uhu, that’s practically, now they’re closing, well , somewhere in the same place, she was found, i was at that time at night, you were just there at night, yes, yes, i drove there at night, i drove there specifically, because after that of the number of arrivals, where did the information get to, i realized that everything is very bad there, very bad and... this is how it turned out, mr. boris, all of ukraine these days had last bells in various cities, children wore embroidered dresses, it is clear that this is not so the last dzonnik, which should be, which, which in a normal country, where there is no war, did kharkiv celebrate the last bells, if so, in what way? well, where there are underground schools, there is an underground. in different ways,

uh, let's say this, the children of the younger classes, they were generally on a remote uh, well, how is it a celebration, but a celebration, because it's hard to call it a celebration, but a celebration is definitely what you hear from the front, i understand that now the line has stabilized there and the occupier is no longer advancing towards the city, yes. stabilized and indeed it is so and from time to time you can hear cannonade from there in the sam kharkiv, in the countries they hear, well, it is ours shooting at the enemy, especially after they allowed to use weapons, it actually immediately, well, foreign, slobber increased, let’s say yes, even so, that is, it was even heard from kharkiv, yes, yes , yes yes. when

permission was given to use foreign weapons, did the number of people in kharkiv decrease or increase, do you feel any changes? well, i don't feel any changes in this regard, more or less, in principle, probably, there are still a little fewer people than when it was the intensification of these shellings, well, it seems to me so. that there were more of them before, but it’s not so that it’s really surprising, you know, when in the 22nd year, on the 23rd, the city was full of people, on the 24th, and then people left en masse, the difference is big, that is, there is no way for everyone to run away, then, well, what are the general plans of your, for example, acquaintances, how, what do they think, is there, i don’t know, also a red

line, when they say, well, probably for the winter somewhere let's go to another, to another place, safer, or where there is more heat, electricity, well the problem of heat is very urgent, because we still get very, very cold, significantly cold, and if there is no heat, then people will definitely leave, because there are no options left, but as far as i know, some new minis are being built. and this is really the only way out, because resuming a large test is unrealistically long, and there is no point in flying again, absolutely, yes, but small boiler houses, small minitets, they are relevant, or they just brought in a sufficient number and tried to launch them, well, they praise by the way, the mayor terikhov, even his political rivals , opponents from other parties, there for the fact that he is just trying too... already now

to prepare for autumn, winter and to look for a solution, well, he is fully, in my opinion, he is fully fulfilling her duties as a mayor, let's put it this way, that is, she does everything for the city, that's clear, but that's why it's difficult to say something here, there are complaints and quite significant ones, there, for example, they change the fence, or do something else that is not currently needed the cobblestones are being moved, and someone was there recently, but no, here yes, yes, yes, no, here it seems that it was about odesa, it is in odesa region, but about kharkiv they talk about the fact that there is non-stop, it is fascinating, and on the other hand, it is surprising that in all the time, some flowers are planted in kharkiv, some kind of ennoblement, the territory is going, mr. boris, in your opinion, is it something that is in time, or is it something that somehow helps the people of kharkiv to keep their fighting spirit, and this indomitability, about which everybody says it's a little... it's a little

out of time to think about flowers, lawns, you know, there's such controversy about it. in the falki itself, in my opinion, it is done correctly, but the nuance is this, they say, why plant flowers one-year, if you can plant perennials, and it will be cheaper and there will be no need to plant them a second time, that is, it is a saving of the budget, well such conversations are going on, but the fact that people there are generally against the fact that the place is being put in order is not true, but, for example, replacing the fence that was put on... 2012 iron, it would have stood for another 100 years, change there is no sense, well, there are complaints, but in general , there is some kind of imperceptible hunger in the city, the main thing is that

something is constantly being done in places of destruction, at once, the same terikhov, he is constantly present wherever he flies, he comes, communicates with people and so on. it is present, well, it must be so, because then people understand who, who in the city is the owner and who is not indifferent to this city, mr. boris, thank you, boris redin, volunteer, public figure from kharkiv turned on to us, they talked about what the morning is like in kharkiv sunday, and what is happening now at the place of the last terrible landing. of the russian missile, well, now we're going to take a short break, don't rush to a short break, we 're going to talk about kherson, which is also constantly under russian fire, meanwhile i want to say a huge thank you to our viewers, listen and another huge thank you , because

since i looked at how much we have in one of the accounts, as of yesterday, dear friends, you and i have collected a record amount of uah 50.2000 for this week, which is much more than what was in monday and tuesday, and much more what happened in the following days, because then the fees dropped a little, we are extremely grateful to you, you see, your flash mob andriyu had an effect on people, but you know, it is important to get involved and also contribute something, that's what , that we do the same all the time, because we also have some kind of salary, we can also allocate something from it all the time, and i really. was saying today, you know, frank ledwidge, giving an example here, a former british intelligence officer who is here in an interview, said that i honestly don't understand why ukrainians will pay for some cars or quad bikes, when there are probably hundreds

of quad bikes somewhere in the carpathians, on which people can still theoretically drive somewhere and spoil nature, i don’t know, maybe they have already removed all those quad bikes, maybe they... are all already at the front, maybe the owners have thought of redirecting them to the front, it’s just that quadricycles generally spoil in general in the fields, it’s a coating, and then it’s soil, it doesn’t recover, then for tens of years, then it’s very, very brittle there, it as a balance they should have been banned a long, long time ago, i don't know where, according to my observations, but when i go out, i am surprised where they appear like mushrooms in huge numbers on the streets of ukrainian cities. tesla's rain. teslas, yes, yes, that is, the impression is that once upon a time there was a mercedes with the dream of a ukrainian, and now there is a tesla, but dreaming is not a bad thing, a car is not a bad thing. just during the war, something like that. such a movement, well, i don’t know, even

there, i don’t know, president zelenskyi, he likes this show off, he’s a show off, so do it that's good, go to work, buy yourself, sell all your cars, give them to the army, buy yourself, i don't know, some small car, some peugeot 101 there, give an example, tell us what we will all eat now on small cars, let's transplant them, everyone in our faction who bought expensive cars recently will give them away, well, show an example, let's say, this is such populism, it's also populism, well, at least it's not so cheap, with benefit, populism with benefit, oksana pogomiy, a member of the kherson city council is already in touch with us, mrs. oksano, good morning, good morning well, zelensky still had a bicycle, you can change to bicycles, why, no, the bicycle does not suit us, we collect quad bikes, he can keep the bicycle, and somewhere in the netherlands , someone from the royal family can be seen on a bicycle, and this absolutely normal, no, well, it is clear that

there are some security measures for president zelensky, but we have a war, so a bicycle is not an option, but some kind of promotion of how people give up luxury cars in favor of - so that these money went for the army, then it would certainly not be bad, but what about in kherson, i don't know, ms. oksana, according to your observations, which cars have become more expensive, military ones? cars or minivans, more military, expensive ones, no, eh, well, if someone is in some mercedes, then it is not with our number plates, they come to someone, or bring some volunteer, and that is good, and yes, more, more military cars, what ours used to drive, that is what they drive, in fact, if someone, someone is wrong, someone is languishing from the war, because i i hear about this very often. from other regions of ukraine, then i invite to kherson, we will feed, drink, make a tour, well

, they will not let the military on the left bank, but on the right, too, there are overflows, and people immediately turn on what is necessary, i was only in 3 days in in the carpathians, at the friends of the atvs, there is just the sea, there is something, there is something to give to the army, we are now collecting the wounded from the left bank on the atv'. you won't take it out, and the boats are slower, so we 're collecting it now for a jet ski. you see, you are on a jet ski, we are on quad bikes, we hope that those who are watching us now in the carpathians will hear and understand our words, but somehow with responsibility, with an understanding of what is happening in the country, because again , when we say, as you say, that in the carpathians a bunch of atvs, i can immediately imagine some comments on our youtube broadcast to... for example, yesterday people there were hurling at us, saying that you beg from people, you take from the deputies and

take from the rich, or ask the deputies why they they don't give money for the military, for the army, and now you are saying that atvs there are many in the carpathians, now they will say, oh, they are collecting for quad bikes, if only they would take those who have in the carpathians, well, how to take them, we can’t, but we can’t, we can only turn and appeal to some to some conscience, there is such a very... one hundred maxim and the fact that some people do not do good deeds, it does not mean that we will not do good deeds then, too, 100%, 100%, but it also does not mean that we will not these people who do not do good deeds, do deeds that we will not condemn them, we will them to condemn, we will say that this is wrong and we will demand that they also do good deeds, because the country requires unity, unity is not just about shutting your mouth and... quietly worshiping our deities on the mountain, but how that

they spoke with the military, and he says: information hygiene must be observed. i understand that it is not easy for the military right now, we see that the speakers, who a year ago could have said something sharp from the front, have already been removed from all the airwaves, they are not even allowed to join espresso, i.e. real censorship is military, it exists very strongly, you can argue about it. it can be said that it is expedient or inappropriate, but one must understand what military censorship is, because do we have the right, for example, to ask questions about krynyk and the left bank, but in your opinion, ms. oksano, do we have the right to ask or not, what do you have the right to put and my nephew, my nephew, in the marines over there, i have to ask the question, what will he do there or not, it's simple, you have, you have, for example, ledwidge, again already today his mentioned, he is being asked by a journalist of the norwegian broadcasting company, because who else can ask frank ledwidge, if not a journalist

of the broadcasting company, well, maybe a journalist from the press, there are a couple more, i don't know, the bbc, well, that doesn't count anymore, because it's not our media, and he he is asked what happened to those krinkas, what about that left bank, and here he says, frank ledwich, i quote, i don't know why there are ukrainians, i consider it extremely thoughtless and wasteful, several of the best brigades of the armed forces of ukraine. are torn to pieces, for nothing. the russians can just sit back and water their artillery. i think that the ukrainian command fell into the trap of the deceptive effect of irreversible losses. they reason, if we have put so many resources there, then we should continue. it is because of this effect that the players in las vegas go bankrupt. well, this is the opinion of, for example, a british expert. i don't know any experts in ukraine who would dare to repeat these words out loud. this does not mean that... we will not ask our questions, because our fellow marines are constantly dying there, and for what and with what

prospects, we do not have an answer, i heard the answer that they say that if we do not climb to the left bank, then they will climb to the right bank, this is at least some answer, although it is very doubtful, for me it is a doubtful answer, that they will climb to the right, but they will fire harder if there are no ours on the left, again, if.. . that they will give us normal artillery, if they give us shells, the guys will not do it by hand, because there is such a thing, maybe it’s gone now, but it was there two weeks ago, then... maybe then, i’m not an expert, but i think so, it will be possible to water the left bank from the right bank and not to send our marines and our tros there , well, there are a lot of losses, really, and i would like them not to be. again, we don't know if it's a lot or a little, just

say how many we've already lost, for example, in mines, just name the number, so many wounded, so many killed, and then society. can understand what price we pay and tell us and in principle we will lose about this much in the next year and we are unlikely to advance, again society knows, maybe they have brilliant ideas, we don't know, but i just know that if we don't take now military, let's take for example the civil command, then the civil command has a level of competence very often lower than plintus, but these, well, look. when we were released, and i spoke with the military, some two months later, with those who released us, with a person whom i have known for a long time, with a respected military man, let's say this, and we were all so happy that kherson was almost without a single shot , we thought so, yes, because we entered, the russians left, ours entered, to which

serhiy told me that you simply do not know how big losses and how great... what blood and what the price of the liberation of kherson, and i scrolled to myself then, while we sat under occupation for 8.5 months, ours fought between the mykolaiv and kherson regions and tried to liberate us, and it really is a lot of blood , but they don't tell us that, i'm in favor of being told, someone is in favor of saying that oh, no need, no need, because you are such a thin soul organization, but if we knew at what cost, maybe eh... many would not relax, on the contrary, would join in helping the army, because it is the only thing that is keeping us now and - and we can hope for victory, if there is no army, then that's it, but this is a very simple trap, in fact, if we are europeans, then we have dignity, if we have dignity, we want to, we want

to be told the truth, we do not tolerate lies, if not, if we are not europeans, we are some asians. the second russians are little russians, then we will lose this war, we will lose because little russia will not win against big russia, and we will lose because the western democracies that support us, because they see us too, maybe the western democracy, they will just say, that's it, we will not spend our money, bye, well, ours to spend money on those who are still at the level of neanderthals, well... these are not easy questions, but we will voice them in the thread, because that's what we 're sitting here for, in fact, that's how i understand it, ms. oksana, what worries the people of kherson right now, what would they ask the representatives of the authorities, if they suddenly came and arranged a meeting with the residents of kherson, and now, well, of course,

the shelling, well, we can't change that , this is russian, but... she was traveling between mykolaiv and kherson, there, no i know it's the first or second line, well, it's very far from kherson, so i saw through the window of the minibus that they started covering the trenches with film and so on, but the fact that here in the city is close to where our boys... they themselves are digging these fortifications of theirs, they do it at their own expense, they are not given anything, they ask volunteers for staples, film, where, where to get, where to get logs, well, in short, a complete mess, although the military must, must, contact

the authorities, and the government should give, allocate these materials, it is wrong when... the military, it is not enough that they stand at zero and fight, they also have to furnish at their own expense. tska, we don’t have such cases, at least i don’t know of such cases, when they were taken and dragged directly from the street, but when there are very long queues in tska, and when the workers are more likely to be in long queues at the military checkpoints, when the workers of the military checkpoint say, we gave indication up to 55 years of age. it is not older than people not to issue summonses, people are standing with sticks, people are standing there who are 60, but they have already been given a summons, and these people must appear as well. should stand out and as if a fine, and such an artificial queue is created, those who received a summons, well, we have several guys

from our community affairs who go to fight, and received a summons, they waste their time, it generally gets messy, and not only there, not only with this, and in in commissions, well, i think so, that it is all over ukraine, personally. it hurts me and those who are active like me, it hurts that mobilization is simply interrupted, it is simply interrupted, we see it, and they are people, people are already afraid to go there simply because they hear that there is some kind of bezlat, well, a slipper, that's it more than anything, we are actually worried, thank you for voicing what hurts the people of kherson, i hope that these words will be heard, at least taken into account, oksana pomi, dep... of the kherson city council was with us, we are going for a short break, then we will return and visit nikopol, which is also constantly under russian fire.

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dmytro bychko, acting head of nikopolska of the district council will tell us, we are waiting for him to contact us, eh, why nikopol itself is constantly being shelled, let me remind you, this is important to remember, it is literally there, i don't know, a couple of kilometers through the dnipro from immediately kamianka-dniprovska is opposite nikopol, on the map, and you can see it, and there are already russians there, that is , in fact, they can fire at them with everything, even mortars across the dnipro and already hit, hit the city, they are already with us, mr. dmytro, mr. dmytro, we greet you, good morning, how did this night pass, what is this morning like, unfortunately, the morning is the same as the night, the same as the evening, unfortunately, garden. is constantly attacking the nikopol district, which i can say that it is sometimes very difficult to sum up certain results of these shellings, therefore that they happen so often during the day , at noon, at night, and in the evening, that such attacks,

they constantly destroy something, the enemy constantly terrorizes our area, the nikopol district, and we can say that the only good thing is that yesterday during these attacks, fortunately, people were not injured, but around the zaporizhia... power plant, the enemy built military facilities, from there he shoots every day, the nikopol region is being terrorized, and the only thing i can say is that we are very grateful to all communal services, to all those people who continue work, live, support the armed forces of ukraine, volunteer, because despite the daily shelling of our district, cities and villages continue to live, work, dream, breathe and support each other. i read that in nikopol, in fact, or in the nikopol region, when there is russian artillery fire, it is better for people to stay in buildings, because... because this is a sign

that you may not be cut by shrapnel, because shrapnel is precisely the greatest danger in to nikopol, mr. dmytro, is it true, yes, of course, because it takes you up to 10 seconds time to hide, that is if we are talking about artillery shelling, so if a person is walking, a person with a child is walking down the street, about his business, the store to work, and there is very little time to... actually 10 seconds, but the only thing now is very much, why is the situation getting worse, the enemy is using a lot of drones that fly over our cities and area, and i can say, those pictures that you just showed, the enemy is constantly attacking buses, minibuses, attacking just civilians, it's actually terror, i.e. us

you understand that a person... simply rides a bus passing by the city on his business, it is worth it, this is the last, in fact one of the last drone attacks on buses, that is, they are already shooting passenger buses, they killed her for several days therefore, a doctor, an ambulance driver, who was just riding in an ambulance with his wife, therefore, in principle , we will say, this terror, unfortunately, is already... systemic, and it goes a lot, carries with it grief and permanent daily attacks for nikopochna. some retaliatory attacks happening? well, i can say that it is from the fact that i can say that people are usually confident in the support of the armed forces of ukraine, despite this, all the same, a certain part of the residents is returning, one can say such large

migrations from the nikopol district. is not happening, but because the people who left, a lot of people have already returned, we can say that certain parts of the nikopol district have more residents, others less, it all depends on the shelling and the territories that these shellings are talking about, we will speak, but i can say that a large number of people remain, and this is a sign that people believe in the armed forces of ukraine, understand that there can be no... captures of the nikopol district, and therefore today the residents are united in the fact that they support, volunteer and help the armed forces of ukraine. how to do business in nikopol, we have a minute left, if you can, please tell us about these features. this is a very difficult question, because unfortunately, the enemy is such a big, big business, almost daily arrivals on big industrial facilities, which are used to

terrorize in order to... destroy not only critical infrastructure, but big business. of course, small businesses that worked in markets, small shops, and food stores were very significantly affected, but there are cases when people open businesses, they adapt, make appropriate changes in order to improve the security of their personal business , and therefore, in principle, i can to say that people adapt despite this and continue to live, dream and bring each other closer by supporting each other's armed forces... mr. dmytro, thank you, thank the people of nikopol for finding the strength to live in such conditions. dmytro bychkov, acting head of the nikopol district council, was in touch with us. dear friends, we are approaching 9 o'clock in the morning, at 9 o'clock in the morning, i will remind you that we will watch a news broadcast, a fresh selection, it is already ready with our journalists, and kateryna shiropoyas is ready to announce it, we will return later and continue our marathon,

yes? let me remind you that today we are working all day with you, our first the part will last until 11 o'clock, and then we will return and continue in the afternoon, and now kateryna sharkopoyas appears. let's honor with a moment of silence the memory of the ukrainian military and peaceful citizens of ukraine, who are for... in the war that was unleashed by russia.