and that is why i am asking the residents of occupied svitlodarsk to provide us with at least some information about nastya tymoshenko, you can do this by writing to us in the chatbot of the children's search service in telegram, or by calling the short number 11630. this is the hotline of the children's search service. we will be grateful for any, even the smallest information. also , 13-year-old sashko korsen disappeared in horlivka, donetsk region. it happened in the summer of 2023, namely on august 17. and imagine that since that time there is no news about the boy, where and with whom he is now unknown. of course, it is possible that sashka could be taken to russia, as, unfortunately, often happens with children in the occupied territories, but this is only an assumption, and in fact the boy could be anywhere, for example, still in the occupation. i really hope that everything is okay with sashko, that he is alive and well. and with

your help we will be able to find him. and by the way, it may also be the case that the boy, for example, together with his parents, fleeing from the war, ended up in one of the european countries. so please remember or write down this number 116/3. it is the only european line of missing children that works in 28 european countries. and therefore, if you are in one of the european countries and suddenly see a boy who looks like sashko korsonsky. immediately report to the short number 11630. do not remain indifferent and let's do everything possible together to find the missing boy. i have told only two of the many difficult stories of children who have gone missing. you can find information about all the boys and girls we are trying to find on the website of the children's search service. here are photos of children who have disappeared and need our help.

so please don't be indifferent, look into the faces of these children, and if you know any information about any of them, please contact us immediately. the hotline number of the child tracing service is 116 30, calls are free from all mobile operators in ukraine. it is clear that now the vast majority of the children we are trying to find have disappeared due to circumstances, one way or another, related to the war. in the occupation or in front-line towns or villages, but at the same time, as before the war, there are now many cases of children disappearing due to fleeing from home this is mostly done by teenage boys and girls, so the children's search service has prepared a series of advice for parents from a psychologist about the first things you should do to prevent a child from running away from home. one of these tips is to be genuinely interested in your own interests. child why is this so

important? let's listen. be interested in your child's interests. invite her friends over. even if it will be very noisy, even if after that there will be a terrible rout in the house. it's still useful. it's still good. why? because first, the child will be in front of you, he will be next to you. secondly, you will know what she is interested in, who she communicates with, who to turn to in case of what. third, you can simply share the interest and get pleasure. after all, sometimes what your children are interested in can be genuinely interesting for you as well. and lastly, even if it is not your child who needs help, but one of his friends, perhaps because you will be the only adult who can provide this help. and maybe you will save someone from fatal decisions. we have created a resource through which you can report any crime against a child. in any city. at any time, just

go to the site and report, and we will launch all possible mechanisms to punish the criminal, stopcameua, i think, i will go, i will go. i drive up to the checkpoint, do you want to join the army, i say, i want to, tomorrow, no, i say, the day after tomorrow, because i’m off, that’s it, the military commissar came, okay, pass the commission, that’s all, well, i say, okay, i’ll pass, only i 'll come and that's all, well, let's go, and my epic about the zhytomyr military commissariat has begun, i'm already i went there without a queue, without anything, that’s how it is, it’s simple, they sent us twice, back there, back there, the third time they took us away and...

that’s it, and that’s how my service began, it’s a shame, how do you look at the map there, and already that's all, still where. it was you, how is it all, well, that is , they have a res, they, you understand, had a pass with grenades, they don’t know what to do, they are like fearless idiots, there is no way, that’s all, they did, everything is standing, that's all, they don't make any moves, that is, but logically, something that can be some kind of tactic, all the same somewhere they use some kind of tactics, but it is incomprehensible to him, that is, they have a resource, for this. and they are putting them, there were never so many drones, and now they are flying over you like swarms, well, you can’t even distinguish things and it doesn’t make sense, that is, if they need to overwhelm you,

they will overwhelm you alone, before they used to let two or three , you go to the position of two or three, it's understandable, you see a little more and it starts to rain there. arta works now for one, one, two people, but at least it was six months ago, he can already spend half a tape of hail, so as not to have reached a position, that is, they are afraid of something, some people say, i am not made for war, who is made, who is made, it's just that you need something in your head, that everything, this, this, this you need, means for training. someone sent you, you were sent there for something, you learned that, that, that, that, you don't need a lot there, it 's all in a fraction of a second, that is, even when you're lying down, you shoot, you remember what you were shown, what you were taught, if you did not learn anything from you, then it is clear that you will be nothing to do, and if even a little bit, you don't need a lot,

there is this, that, that, that, some adequate, even, well , elementary, even the school program is also going, there to look in the world, yes, how is the phone? work in the rear, work in the enemy's rear, get to the rear, do something there, some task, if there is only one task there

, let's say, go there and see this, that, that, that, that, and if possible and win, then you can win right away, that's our task , it's a small one, well... if they don't show it on tv, but it's a good one let's make such a plan there, then you can make it there, and we did it, if you have a head and hands, legs, damn it, physical , some kind of elementary, then god, with pleasure, with pleasure, people just don't want to go, but no i know what they are there... no one sends him to death, he will be taught, he will be watched after him, because he is not needed there either, it is called, i cannot understand about this, where it is motivated, what, what motivation can to be, if the enemy came to the house, the enemy has crept into your country, whatever it may be

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congratulations! russian propagandists are raging for the second day in such, you know, paroxysms of joy, because of how beautifully and beautifully putin went to north korea, well, as always, all this is hypocritical and, well, frankly, let's say, even despicable in places. well, and about this hypocrisy, you know, i even reminded... a former official, even the deputy minister of foreign affairs of russia, who literally

reminded me on the air about something, in general, that the attitude towards north korea now and towards north korea over the past 30 years is literally history , when some rooster pecked there and that's when some kind of love suddenly woke up. our relationship with north korea is a classic example. double standards in russian foreign policy. in 1992, under the pressure of some comrades, boris mykolayovych decided completely exclude: weren't you and andriy volodymyrovych pushing? no, to completely stop contacts with the dprk, which was done. and let's remember that close to 2022, close to the beginning of world war ii, when a fried rooster pecked us. we are together with the usa. together with china for the resolution on

sanctions against north korea, and putin did not fly to north korea, and putin did not fly, we complied with the sanctions , we threw out north korean workers and so on and so forth. korea, perhaps at our request, will become a bigger stimulus for the west. is it possible north korea to engage in new nuclear activity, satellite activity, to somehow make our enemies twitch. well, that's it , that is, it's actually about sanctions, it's very important, remember, remember that china and the ussr, in fact, were those countries that, well, together with everyone and a little bit not in the first ranks, introduced sanctions against

north korea, now let's see how it all changed, but what about russian propagandists. practiced their love for north korea, its leader, so much that they tried to, well, jump out of their pants, and frankly, let's say, not everyone succeeded, some were ashamed, such as solovyov, tried and failed, wanted to start ether in korean, but realized that i do not know the language, but it happens like this, i studied english and italian all my life, and it turned out that i had to learn korean and one of the options... or farsi, or arabic, arabic, well, it’s okay, but it’s okay, what are my years, i’ll learn, i’ll learn, well, whether he’ll learn or not, it’s unknown, but you see, it didn’t work out, it didn’t work out, wanted, probably, it was all like that, you know, the installation, but it didn't work out, another person who also, one might say, somehow

so fell out of this story, turned out to be from kabiev, well, of course, she tried on the air. talking about how wonderful it is to live in north korea, how free it is there, how everything is there, literally everything is possible for everyone, and this is not a new attempt of hers, well, but here she tried to tell that everything is already beautiful there , well, it came out straight, let's say, funny in places, well, if you remember, it was already. the story of when skabieva went to north korea, it was last year, i send you to october of last year, you can watch this one, but then she told about how you can walk freely on the streets there, well, at that moment she couldn't walk freely on the streets, because she was constantly

being followed by a major, but you can see already from last year how it all was. at first she came out, she said: we are walking freely, filming, no one touches us, and then the guards who were there greeted her, then a fellow major constantly followed her, and the laugh, well, the comedy of the situation was that she i was just telling you that i'm walking here and talking on... the street with people, and they don't follow me comrade major, and suddenly this comrade major came out somehow and began to follow her, and it turned out that he just followed her in a circle, where she tried to walk, walked further, simply did not allow her to communicate with local residents, more moreover, these local residents ran away from her, turned away, and actually this

major also said that no, no, there is no need to communicate with anyone, well... so, so and so was an attempt to show how free life is in north korea , and that's how it failed at skabeeva's then, and so she will say, let's say this, this time skabeeva was not taken to north korea. that's the story, and that's why she was somehow forced to tell something like that and it didn't work out. i don't know if we have it now or if we can. ugh. well, that's it, that's it, and in the end, that's also all that happened, perhaps the funniest element of all this was that the russian propagandists even talked literally with such, you know, breathlessness about how the

entire russian delegation was kicked out of the hall when they had already came there and spread out their paper. because a kimchunin should enter first, let's go let's show it as they told all this in kim jong-un's residence, which is located on the tendongan river, seats are already occupied, defense minister belousov, foreign minister lavrov and first vice prime minister manturov manage to be the first to enter the hall and even lay out the documents and strict. korean protocol officers ask them to leave and wait for the leader to appear. why did we come here then? is there a soviet union? well... you see, why did we come here then, why, why, well, it is not a gentleman's business to explain to some ministers, why, well, and this, i tell you i will say, of course, you have to be ready, but also,

when skabeeva went there last fall, she already explained then that this is the norm, and you have to be happy about it, and in general you have to live with such sovietism, and she actually told me that the russians is waiting with this north korea, how they will live further, so how... north korea, let's listen. in the dprk , there is military service for both men and women. citizens over the age of 17 are eligible for conscription. the armed forces are being built under the slogans of chukchi, self-reliance, and sangun - everything for the army. the main north korean newspaper is called "naddong", which translates as "work". subscription is mandatory, on saturdays at every enterprise there is a political information lesson, the lesson lasts until lunch, it is customary to read the newspaper aloud and take notes of the most important theses. with

the arrival of kim jong-un, who is considered the most liberal of all previous kims, women in north korea were allowed to wear heels. curtains appeared on the windows, mobile phones were in people's hands. everyone has a badge with the founder of knd on the lapel of their jacket. and the successor of the ideas of "chuchha his son". we all, we all have such icons, near the heart? of course, near the heart. until recently, mobile communication was considered an illegal luxury here. foreign sim cards do not work in north korea. so, for the journalist group, we were all given one north korean mobile phone with one north korean card. well, i would say, with one north korean. button on the phone, or wherever it is calling, well , in fact, in addition to all this entourage, and what this whole life actually imagines in

north korea, which is probably preparing for the russians, is wondering why putin actually came there, well, he came in order to conclude an agreement, and this agreement directly, let's say, is such a hint that russia wants to leave the regime. sanctions against north korea, putin said that in principle. a new intergovernmental agreement on everything was signed, a new intergovernmental agreement on a comprehensive strategic partnership was signed. i agree that this is a truly breakthrough document that reflects the desire of the two countries not to stop on the way, to raise our relations to a new qualitative level. both russia and korea conduct independent and independent. foreign policy and do not accept the language of blackmail and dictation. we oppose the practice of applying politically motivated sanctions and restrictions. in this context, i would like to note that

the indefinite restrictive regime of the un security council regarding north korea, inspired by the usa and its allies, should be revised. the agreement signed today provides for the provision of assistance in the event of aggression against one of the parties to this document. the russian federation... includes for itself the development of military-technical cooperation with the democratic people's republic of korea, according to the document signed today, today's document. well, actually, why are russian propagandists happy about this? let's see, first of all, how they do it, in particular how such a traitor kilenkarov does it, who is now trying to be more of a russian propagandist than the russian propagandists themselves. to be honest, i don't know how to get out of this situation, i don't know how we will do it to leave it, but it seems to me that, based on the results of putin's visit to the dprk,

an announcement should be made in the newspaper. as a result of the visit of the russian delegation , a suitcase with a red button was accidentally lost. anyone who finds that suitcase is asked to return it. i see no other way but to convince western leaders about the threat of a nuclear attack. that is , what is it all about, why is he like this, this is the next step of what putin actually did after he failed to, you know, frighten there with some, i don't know, with all these shouts that we are there we will conduct nuclear tests, whether we or not, after that putin began to try to create tension not... with his own hands, but in such a way that i will hand something over to someone, there at first they shouted that they would hand over nuclear weapons to belarus, then , you know, they sent it to cuba boat. well, and

the next step, they are now trying to scare everyone that they will transfer some kind of nuclear technology to north korea, moreover, that they will now block the entire, in fact , sanctions policy in relation to north korea, well, let's put it this way, this is a way to create such tension , and again they talk about it, well, literally frankly , that's how it's a way to play on nerves. we create a precedent where we take and say: a country that was strangled by sanctions, that you turned into a rogue, we say, and now they are not a rogue, legally we can't do that, but in practice we will, that's how well, we say everything, we say, we do not recognize such a regime of sanctions, where in fact we use our right of veto on

distribution. in fact, there is nothing to be inspired by, but you need to understand very well, and why at all suddenly they left, but putin came, he concluded an agreement, one of the reasons, well, that's what i'm saying, because other methods of intimidation somehow didn't work, and this is a way to raise the stakes in this way, again, but there is such a nuance

that... most likely, this became possible with the support of china, and this is actually a very big question for everyone, because how china will react, if it will react in any way, is up in the air, but you can guess that it probably did not happen. would have such wording in these treaties and all these conversations, if china, well, you know, somewhere there behind the scenes, he did not support this matter, moreover, the fact that china is most likely, maybe this... is also supported by such an element that russia has now given china the opportunity to exit through the river that runs along the border of russia, north korea, china , there is a river there that runs partly through the territory of china, partly through north korea, partly through russia, and in its own territory, russia gave the opportunity

for chinese ships to pass through so that they could enter the sea of ​​japan. this is a very important thing for china because they didn't have one opportunities before, did not have the opportunity to get there at all. moreover, there is a bridge that prevents this. but, judging by the fact that all the talks are going on now and they have signed something with korea, then most likely this bridge will be demolished, and north korea will also give china the opportunity to sail through, and... that's exactly why china is watching through its fingers. that 's all, moreover, he most likely supports to see what will come of it, they say, well, we're not the ones who arrange all of this, we're not the ones who are trying to encourage north korea to nuclear weapons, we are not trying to get out of the sanctions, this is all done by russia, that is, you know, this is also china's way of playing by scaring the world , which is completely, well, not controlled, as if by putin, which

of course is not the case. and it is precisely because china is so supportive of this that this whole story is taking place, and moreover, now the following question arises: how will the world react to this, how will the un security council react, how will other countries react , because such, well, such behavior of a member of the un security council actually raises the following question, and can russia to be in the un security council, what is she even doing there after this. that's all, it's not just some, you know, some, well, there are pictures of trips and disgusting statements in themselves, no, these are direct threats, well, that is , like threats to arm terrorists, but if before they only said that we give there weapons to the houthis, now they say, and we will give nuclear weapons to another bandits and terrorists in north korea, and again

, that's what they say.