peninsula from the russian federation, and this is the destruction of the city of kerch, there from the northern direction of isolation and further long-range missiles, strikes on russian military facilities, well, it looks really very logical, and many military experts say about it, even benhodges also wrote about it there is a huge article and so on, but when we talk about isolation, we understand that in this isolation, along with... with the russian military and the occupiers, there will also be peaceful people, and these are citizens of ukraine, crimean tatars, and so on. what do you think or not? poses a threat to our ukrainian population in crimea. of course, it is, but i want to tell you that all my acquaintances who have some contacts there, or those who recently returned from the crimea, are with me. friends,

i have, well, let's say this, even relatives there, who are very far away, who stay there, mostly they say, we are ready to endure, to suffer, but only to be freed from this horror, from this, from this influx that came here to our land, well, and so on, so there is definitely a risk, but, well, what, war without there is no risk. "as they say, we will have to risk something in the future, but the reward for this will be liberation, it will be de-occupation, and it will be worth it, well, we see that there is almost nothing left of the black sea fleet, but russia nevertheless still continues to patrol the black sea with submarines, can we do something against submarines, or maybe we already have some? artificial

intelligence underwater drones that can engage these vessels? indeed, submarines remain a priority target, because they are the only ones that go on combat duty, have missiles on board that can hit the entire territory of ukraine selectively, and we never know where they will shoot from, because the main trump card of a submarine compared to a surface one. .. this is stealth, they dive immediately after leaving novorossiysk, by the way, these exits to the sea turn into whole operations, they are very afraid of our remote means, and this is next to surface unmanned boats, so-called surface drones in a wide understand, it can also be underwater drones that we have, which we have developed several types of, by the way, and one of them is the marichka. which

strike from a submarine, that is, they are also hidden and they are probably patrolling somewhere there, or preparing for this in order to intercept the enemy at the base, the enemy knows this, they also act creatively, they analyze our forces and means, what we do, which we use tactical techniques, and accordingly prepare to fight back, but until the last moment. it didn't help them, even using a broad complex of aviation means of search and reconnaissance over the black sea, well, the latest example is the destruction of boats in the black sea area, vuska bay, tugboats, shallow, smaller boats near kircha, feodosia, and so on. well, here's this, here's this auxiliary fleet, mr. volodymyr, it's actually a bunch of all these tugs and small boats, is it a waste to spend. drones for such

small targets, i will tell you, the point is not about drones, the point is that it is called operational mode support, the enemy must know that we are constantly lurking in the sea, we we know, we are working on intelligence, we are tracking all the targets and they are hiding their ships for a reason, they are even conducting ordinary elements of combat training now in the sea of ​​azov, they are hiding behind the crimean bridge on the other side. and believe that they are in danger there, well , let them believe, it is not yet evening, as they say, thank you, mr. volodymyr, volodymyr zablovsky, a naval expert of defense express, was on our air, let me remind you that you are watching the beraber program together in ukrainian, this is a joint project of the espresso tv channel and the first crimean tatar tv channel atr, and andrii yanitskyi and gulsum khalilova work in the studio, as is the case with us. i understand

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in touch. mrs. elmira, congratulations. greetings, silyamoliki, glory to ukraine, glory, we will talk about the khan palace and... for those who do not know, it is the khan palace the only preserved palace complex in the world, a sample of the crimean tatar palace architecture and the residence of the rulers of the crimean khanate, the geraev dynasty, so let's start with such a light news, the lego company is a world-famous toy manufacturer presented a constructor in the form of the khan's palace, and this... structor, of course, he popularizes crimean tatar culture and the history of crimea in general throughout the world, i hope that children all over the world will be able to play with these toys and learn more about crimea, crimean tatars, but we

we know that there are realities, now the palace is under occupation, and not in the best condition, as far as i know, well really. recently, very exciting news has appeared, during illegal excavations, as it became known, a previously unknown building was discovered on the territory of the bakhchrai khan's palace, the foundation was discovered in the harem garden. of the palace complex of the glorious heroes, claim russian propagandists, referring to their diggers, their so-called archaeologists, they promise to dig until they reach the layer of earth used by the owners of the khanate the palace elmira khanovna, how risky it all is, how all these actions of russian diggers, archaeologists, they are illegal, and they are harming our, our palace, uh... i wanted to thank you for raising such an issue, it is extremely important, especially for

crimean tatars, because really, you are absolutely right, the boghesrai khan palace is the only monument that really confirms our existence, ethnogenesis, statehood on the territory of crimea, so preserving this monument is our number one task, ugh, what refers to... the works we fix on the territory of the bagchesrai khan palace, then from the point of view of international humanitarian law, they are illegal, because all these works must firstly be authorized by ukraine, and secondly, they must carry such a restoration function. today , we see everything except restoration, first of all, it is very... similar to repair work, reconstruction, as a result of which we lose

the authenticity of the monument, unfortunately, and a vivid example of the fact that we lose this authenticity is in first of all, the large khan mosque, where the so-called restoration works are carried out from the point of view of the russian authorities, the occupation authorities, the works began way back in 2006... they, unfortunately, are not open to the public today, that is, these works that they started, they led to certain consequences , and these consequences are still impossible to overcome, here, and as for lego, i also wanted to reflect a little, if possible, you know, unfortunately, in ukrainian. environment, there are a lot of such stereotypical ideas that were

imposed on us since the days of the soviet union, the russian empire, and so on, and the first the object that the lego campaign made regarding the crimea, it was so swallows, swallows on the nest, yes, you remember, here, and unfortunately, unfortunately, well, the first such and their first attempt to show crimea and associate it. it is precisely with this monument, well, it caused such indignation in society, including, and i wrote many posts on this subject, that is why i spoke about the fact that i believe that crimea should be associated among ukrainians precisely with the crimean tatar culture , with a unique crimean tatar culture, and i am very glad when this year... appeared the khan's palace, well, finally, elmira khanum, and regarding the khan's palace, i still have a few

questions, you said that, unfortunately, we are losing the authenticity of the khan's palace today, and indeed, if you look at these pseudo-restoration works of the russian occupiers , we saw before that that they were removing our old shingles there, and they were bringing another one from spain and it was there on... well, it's really just a loss of all authenticity, and this old shingle, it was lying there somewhere in the rain and so on, it was simply destroyed, as far as all of them are concerned processes, they are irreversible, well, that is, when we already de-occupy the peninsula, come to crimea, we will be able to properly restore everything, return all this, how irreversible and risky it all is, well... it is difficult to answer here, because we do not have access to this object, it seems to me, from the fact that, and based on what we

see in the photos, or the videos that we will receive from the crimea, there are indeed certain works, they are already irreversible, to return the authenticity, well, it is almost impossible, we can reconstruct object, but to restore its authenticity, well it is almost impossible for some objects of the complex, you know that the khan's palace is... a complex that consists of several monuments, well, here, and for some of them , the works have already led to a certain partial loss of authenticity. object and it seems to me that even the question of including the palace in the list of world heritage will be a big problem, because the first factor of inclusion is the authenticity and authenticity of the monument, but it seems to me that there is something that we don't talk about much, but there are also

a big problem. in that the monument whatever it is, it is also historical material, a source of future scientific research, and it is by restoring, no, oh, sorry, by carrying out reconstruction, not by restoring a monument, that we lose certain, well, sources of knowledge that can be used as a source of research , future research. because even e-e construction and construction techniques are also a source of knowledge, how e-e production forces were developed in a certain period before the crimean khanate, we know that russia still imposes such a thesis that the alleged crimean khanate was such an understate was one in which there

was no, no developed economy, there were no certain attributes. of statehood, yes, it was a state that lived only on begami and so on, but it is precisely the practice and construction technologies, they show the development of the productive forces, and are a source of certain knowledge, and by losing such sources, we almost lose the future , where the mythologizing studies that gave us prior... knowledge i was so, you know, amazed when the roof of the great khan mosque was dismantled with such a complex construction of the roof of the great khan mosque, without a single nail, structures were built there that

were not even understandable to modern engineers, because the only thing they could do was... the decision they made was to dismantle this very roof, but , that is , the construction of the roof of the great khan mosque was so complex, but today we have lost this construction, we have modern, you are absolutely right, modern materials, modern technologies, modern tiles, which do not correspond to the era of the building. not technologies at that time, and it seems to me, even a little lost the integrity of the complex, when one part of the complex is under one type of building materials and technologies, and the other part is under another.

elmirano, you mentioned unesco, and we know that the khan's palace, it was included by ukraine in... preliminary lists for inclusion in the cultural heritage sites of world importance, but not included finally, but unesco can somehow influence russia, stop this bezlat and all the same cannot force the occupier to destroy the khan's palace, and to carry out exclusively restoration works, not repairs. and did we, as a state, address unesco with this issue? yes, we appealed, the state of ukraine did everything in its power to preserve not only this monument, but all the objects that today are under the influence of the occupation authorities, yes, the fact is that russia does not only

rebuilds the baghesarai khan palace, she conducts illegal archaeological excavations in the occupied... territories, she moves the museum of worthlessness from the territory occupied to the russian federation and even from the newly occupied territory, certain museum values ​​are transported to the territory of the occupied crimea, and russia appropriates cultural values ​​and objects of cultural heritage together with cultural institutions, it uses them for military purposes, even today . certain facts are known about the use of archaeological monuments of crimea, which are located in the north of the peninsula as fortifications, and of course, it is rebuilding certain monuments, and we have recorded all these facts and are passing them on to the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine, and the ministry

of culture and information policy, as a result of such work there is a unesco decision to conduct annual monitoring of the state of protection of objects of cultural heritage, science, culture, religion, i.e. in all... in the entire mandate of unesco, but the problem in the fact that international law, in particular in the matter of protection of cultural heritage objects during an armed conflict, and the issue of responsibility is very easily prescribed, and to hold russia responsible for these objects, extremely and extremely difficult. and i think that this will be exactly the task of ukraine for the future, ah, to become at the forefront of the processes

of a more uh, careful consideration of the norms of international law, regarding the prosecution of people who are involved in crimes. anti-cultural heritage, by the way, on july 4-5, our organization, the crimean institute of strategic studies, together with the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine, together with the ministry of culture and information policy, as well as our partners, all-ukrainian organizations, are holding of international law, we are holding a conference dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the gaht convention and the 25th anniversary of the second. protocol, and the focus of this conference will be the issue of criminal liability for crimes against cultural heritage. well, unfortunately, unfortunately, it is not news that empires

steal cultural values, even old empires, which seem to be civilized now, still keep in their museums many cultural values ​​from - other countries, it would be good to actually return them and after all, to get rid of this imperial e consequences, but if we talk not only about the khan's palace, not only about directly cultural values, in general about life in crimea, now is the season, we see, for example, in kyiv, that the beaches and rivers are full of people, and here are the shots from the crimean beaches, which are unusually empty, why is this happening, has russia already stopped sending these pro-soviet activists, the military, to the... prisons, they are no longer taking risks, even them, i understand that a tourist by himself, well, is unlikely to go to crimea, well is he very risky, who is ready for adventure,

so to speak, yes, but we know that the russians developed this organized tourism, now the beaches show that even this organized tourism is not so much anymore, do you have any data on what is happening with tourist... crimea now? well, you know, i have always been rather skeptical of the russians' attempts to create a tourist region from crimea, as if there, because it seems to me that all people who understand russia's intentions regarding the seizure of certain territories, we understood that all this is being done for military purposes, and sooner or later this story with crimea allegedly tourist... it would have ended, but today it seems to me that this is the situation that i now see in your footage, it very clearly shows the intentions of ukraine regarding crimea, and

the citizens of ukraine who are in the territory of crimea today, they accept with joy it seems to me such a wonderful picture, and i will remind you of this sacramental phrase. russian tourists, mother, mother, it is necessary to dump from here, it is necessary to dump from here, let's address this phrase to all russians who are illegally staying on the territory of the peninsula, and let's return to other issues, now the prime minister, mr. shmegal, made a statement about what crimea would be like after liberation, he said that what would be developed there, and in particular, it was about tourism development, you say that... you are skeptical to russia's attempts to develop tourism in crimea, but ukraine can turn crimea into such a tourist mecca, but what about it? you know,

it's a difficult question, i think the first thing we have to do is to solve certain issues regarding the protection of our borders, because this crazy neighbor, crazy neighbor, yes, she is not going anywhere from us, and we have to do all for the fact that any of her efforts, even to look in our direction... they were perceived as an intention to capture, you see, so first of all, what we need is to ensure such security of our borders, regarding further actions, i think , that 's right, really, because crimea is wonderful, you know, yesterday i literally thought a little bit about

what could be. in the crimea and about myself in the crimea personally, and came to the conclusion that, first of all, you can study history, world history through the sights of the crimea, it is unique from this point of view, and world history, including the history of mankind, and we have a lot of different monuments, starting with the nierdertals and ending with modern history. crimea is wonderful from the point of view ... it was such an inspiration for poets, and for writers, and for artists, and it can be like that, it is a health center, it is the homeland of the crimean tatars, and it seems to me that if we return to the political issue, regarding granting the status of crimea, crimean tatar territorial

national autonomy. and not to be afraid of this question, crimea can become the most beautiful a city on earth, as we all see it, but before that we need to do a lot of work, first of all, on the decolonization of the history of crimea, on the decolonization of the territory, on the reinterpretation of history. including, which is part of the history of ukraine, regarding the reinterpretation of certain historical personalities, certain historical events, and then, perhaps, we will form our new vision of crimea as an integral part of the state of ukraine. thank you. chokhsagum, semirakhan, edmira blialimova chi gos was an expert in direct communication with us.

of the crimean institute of strategic studies, and really make crimea the way the leader of the crimean people , noman chlibichhan, together with his associate jafer seydamet, dreamed of making it, and make such a second switzerland in crimea, and finally , we will show you how russia day was celebrated in crimea , if possible, there are our people in crimea, and they do not surrender, we see the symbol of the partisan... movement, and also the burning russian flag, i hope for such a positive note, and we will finish, i hope that this is the fate of all russian flags on the peninsula. this is the end of our beraber together project, which is jointly produced by the espresso tv channel and the first crimean tatar tv channel atr, and we are the two presenters, andriy yanitskyi and gulsum khalilova, korushkendzhe,

korushkenzhe. the 10th anniversary of the downing of the il-76 plane by muscovites, for which the mother set fire to her own son, and the debauchery of lviv, how the sotoners earned 16 million hryvnias every month. good evening, the newsroom is talking about the important things of the day today, anna yavomelnyk is with you. they returned to their native land.