platoon fire support, the same egs, well , or ags-17 or different analogues, nato samples are forty-millimeter, they are also very, very effective, and i would also really like them to have a sufficient amount of ammunition, and when we talk about anti-tank weapons , there are our troops there, corsairs, because in some areas there around krasnohorivka, the military talked about the need for more, more, because open areas and without pturs are quite difficult, what do you have... with this type of weaponry, well in this area, as far as i can tell, here it is not very advisable to use them, because dense buildings and dense plantations do not allow you to see armored vehicles from a close distance, here the function of surveillance is primarily performed by fpv drones equipped with anti-tank ammunition. stanislav, and when we talk about this use. in

the half-century, each area has its own peculiarities, in certain areas there is a very dense russian reb, which makes it difficult to carry out combat missions there, as in your area, do our operators complain about the enemy's means of countermeasures, as they bypass them, how does it affect the pace of combat missions? of course, rap works, russian works very actively, but our team is always ahead in technology. we have technical specialists who always use one or another technical solutions that allow us to bypass the russian rep, we can say that in most cases the enemy rep does not affect nashidrons. does the russian reb interfere with our communication system, or do we have enough protected radio stations that will ensure maximum effective control units on the battlefield? well, what i see is that

in most cases rep does not work, there is more of a problem with radio horizons, with the radio shadow, it is necessary for the signalmen to correctly place the repeaters and the units to correctly use the correct, effective antennas, then basically everything works well, or you are equipped with means that allow you to detect the presence of enemy drones in the air, the same hall, eagle. because there are devices like sugarcane or other devices that supposedly allow us to warn our military about the presence of enemy drones in in the air, yes, i understand, well, the sugar ball here is devoid of any meaning, because it will light up constantly, there is a huge saturation of these wings, enemy and ours in the air, well, there is no point in using it, it can be somewhere in the tolovi... and so ,

the pep radio reconnaissance works effectively, and we always see where the eagles, eagles, and so on are moving, and we also react to this in time, but how much sleep do you manage to get in a day, when you always perform a combat mission, do you succeed, well actually rest? well, on average, it takes about 3.5 hours a day to sleep when there are such active hostilities, it goes without saying that it is necessary to rest, i think that everyone understands this, and there are some possibilities, although it happens that, for example, the infantry in the hottest spots may not sleep for several days, that’s it so are the operators of reconnaissance drones, who are very actively involved, they too can stay awake for two or three days, but how do they recover their strength afterwards? after

such a hard strain? well, i think that, well, on rotation, when the unit has some kind of calculation, then he has a few days to rest. and are they working now? recruitment programs for the brigade, is this new wave of mobilization being replenished? of course, replenishment happens by itself, but about such things... unfortunately, i still don't know anything, so i can't comment. mr. szczeslav, thank you very much for taking the time to come on the air and explain to our citizens how difficult it is in your area of ​​the front. thank you for what you and your brothers do to protect our country. and i will remind our viewers that it was stanislav, the commander of one of the units of the 95th separate airborne assault brigade armed forces of ukraine, which protects. our land

in the turkish direction. these were the main military accents of this era, then about other aspects of our life. further on vasyl zima's big ether, so. stay tuned to the espresso channel. thank you very much to serhiy zgurets, thank you to his guest. before we go to the assembly, you know, i read in the morning when friends have photos and certain texts about their friends, whom you may have known, heard of them, but did not know personally, and they die at the front, you understand , what price is paid, well, let's say a soldier, writer, resident died in the war. vasyl palomarchuk of the kherson region, who published a book in the 19th year of military necessity, started his war in the years 14-15, i will take a photo later, i will ask my colleagues to show these people, and he died defending ukraine, and it also became known today about the fact that

volodymyr sergievskyi with the call sign irishman, well -known in kyiv, died at the front. activists, among the soldiers, we will also find a photo, we will definitely show it, we cannot show all the people who give their lives to health every day, but this it is simply worth appreciating, very often people with their lives, soldiers and men and women with their lives compensate for the lack of equipment, lack of soldiers, lack of ee fpv, lack of armored vehicles, and we can help in this situation, we have only to close this... collection, which you are simply closing on record for the last one and a half weeks, well, for these weeks and a half, you have collected more than 127 uah. now we have collected 627,835 hryvnias, we have to collect 2,170,165 hryvnias and

75 kopecks and 65 kopecks. and this is a fee for a minibus to transport repair crews, mobile repair crews bump into or into the gray zone in order to... effectively repair armored vehicles, armor, infantry fighting vehicles, armored personnel carriers, tanks, and a repaired bmp chbtr tank can enter the battle, can cross the infantry, can cover the infantry, and when it does not work, this is a big minus. let 's close this collection today and we'll make it a holiday, well, not that it's a holiday, it's just a necessity, but we'll give an opportunity to finally approach the purchase of the necessary minibus and close this problem, and i believe that today we with... how much is 60, 165 hryvnias. so, we begin to collect and close the meeting, well, i will add to the conversation, i will add to the conversation our first guest, with whom, our first guest, with whom

we will talk about the situation in the region, which actually, and during the entire full-scale invasion, suffers from of enemy fire, yevhen yavtushenko, head of nikopol. of the district military administration, mr. yevgeny, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, you hear me, and you hear and see, i am glad to see and hear, i understand that, unfortunately, there is not much good news from nikopol region, but i believe, that the fact that nikopolska continues to live and resist this terrorism of the enemy is already good news in a sense, but the enemy struck again and shelled nikopolska at night, i would like you to tell more about this from what i read the latest information there was... about seven victims, then they wrote about eight victims, but in any case, what information about the destruction from what can be said about the victims, in what condition are they, please, we are talking about yesterday's artillery shelling, the russians are shelling quite densely recently, the coastal

areas have been shelled, this applies to all settlements, the city of nikopol suffers the most, the community suffers the most, or rather the settlement of the myrivska community. unfortunately, the pokrovsk village community began to sound in the reports, this had not happened for quite some time, the situation remains quite tense, and yesterday the russians directed their artillery into the center of the city, the peaceful city of nikopol, into the buildings at the intersection, unfortunately, two people were killed, and the total number of injured reached 10, this is such a big tragedy for our city, for ours. district, in the evening they shelled the pokrovsk village community, the settlement of this and that community, and there, unfortunately, two people died, two people died, a man and a woman. as for the victims, some of them are treated on an outpatient basis, some of them are treated in a hospital, there are people in a rather serious condition,

they have contusions, have shrapnel wounds and a general state of stress, which, let's say , also significantly affects their life and health , i am tonight. such shelling was quite brutal, when there were several of them 152-caliber projectiles flew right into the walls and windows of a residential, residential five-story building and... also a person, unfortunately, a woman was injured, i understand, well, i will not update, maybe there is this information, maybe not, but it is clear that it is very convenient for the enemy, let's say, to mask their equipment or cover themselves with the zaporizhia nuclear power plant, or the enemy is coming closer from what is known, well, now the kakhov reservoir is actually not there, and there, i think, not only the enemy can clearly see where he is going hits, but our forces can see where the enemy is, that's all after all, they are trying to conduct this fire, covering themselves with strategic,

nuclear infrastructure, or are they even closer in order to simply hit residential buildings, actually try to kill, maim people, destroy buildings, well, the first thing that should be said is that we temporarily occupied territory, this is the zaporizhzhia region, we were separated by a reservoir, and now, in fact , by a large meadow, which from... there are two smallest distances that reach about 4.7 km, well , that is, we see them, they see us, it is possible even to observe without any additional devices like binoculars, there are optical ones, let's say, it's quite close and quite, you know, that's how it feels, it's well, let's say it like this, we know each other well, they about us, we about them, as for the nuclear plant, here it is necessary... that from the first day of its capture, the russians have been using the station as such,

you know, a military base, the station is not working, its power units, part of it was in hot space, part of it was in cold space, but this whole time, i would like our viewers to remind, or maybe someone does not know, to inform about the fact that last year they dispersed fakes, even about the fact that there will be explosions of some kind at the nuclear plant, about the fact that there is an emergency situation, they did such things... because they constantly use the plant as a lever for psychological pressure, as a place where you can stockpile military equipment, stockpile personnel, stockpile ammunition, and there are quite a lot of shots on the internet showing how servicemen of the armed forces of the russian federation are in machine rooms stations, for example, how the equipment is located there, the same ridges that we fired at nikopol, how the artillery systems are located there. supplies, well, that is, all this is there, all this is even in the networks, well, that is, they quite densely

use this station not for its intended purpose, namely as a military object. and as for fire damage, they carry it out from the territory of the nuclear plant from the coolers, from landings and fields behind the water, behind the rock, there they place their artillery systems and barrels and jets and try to aim at civilians populated areas, if it is possible, if it... does not cause harm, then the defense forces of ukraine will definitely respond to them and return the russians back to russia, and their relatives will be given the opportunity to get a good deal in kalina or prior, what do they give there? it's clear that, well, it's a huge threat artillery, we understand very well that long-range artillery is there or what they use, it's not that there's an alarm, a siren, it's just a time, exit, arrival, exit, arrival, that's it, and it's huge threat, it is clear that there are m... humanitarian challenges related to this, because it is collapsing in one way or another the infrastructure is different, but the plus point is that

it was still possible to finish this water main, a big project, it was cleaned there, well , maybe not everything can be said there, but as far as i understand, it is ready for people to be able to get water, tell me please, have you really waited for the residents of nikopol, the nikopol region, the community to be able to receive water and how acceptable the tariff is, because i was talking to me... a colleague there from those parts told me that it will not be cheap, everything will be worth it for the people, but in any case water, there will be water, is there any more any problems with this, please, i would like to say a few words about the shelling, to finish this topic that you started, indeed from the shot to the time the projectile falls on our territory, it takes about seven, seven or 10 seconds, it is quite fast if, for example, people in another territory of ukraine have minutes. tens of minutes, they hear these warnings about the air alarm, then , unfortunately, the people of nikopol and people living in

other settlements, they actually already hear departures and arrivals, it happens quite quickly, and it is quite dangerous, and this area, it is deceptive in that it is quiet here now, the sun is shining, relatively speaking, and at the same minute shelling can begin, and these shellings are often, unfortunately, fatal. as for the water supply, after the russians destroyed the dam of the kakhovskaya hpp, it should be mentioned here that the kakhovskaya hpp was the source for the operation of all the waterworks located on its banks, this applies to nikopolsk. district, a large part of kryvorizka district, this applies to zaporizhzhia region, kherson region, many regions of ours countries. and our territories ended up without a large water supply, you know, with a large flow rate, with a large volume of water, and the sources of water supply were local solutions that allowed us to take either technical water from the nearest sources, or from the channel of the kakhovsky,

already a former reservoir, but we reached a stable water supply only now, when this big... new water main started working, and the city of marganets has already chlorinated its network, has already done a full range of disinfection works, because there was technical water in the network, and now people already have drinking water, dnieper water, and i talked to people, they say that there is a big difference between what was and what is now. regarding the tariff, this is, unfortunately, a very painful issue, and it consists in the fact that the last tariffs, they changed before the war. mr. yevgeny, i'm sorry to interrupt you, i don't like interrupting people, but i just want you to be able to immediately, if you know, answer the question, because the residents of dnipropetrovsk region are also watching us, who buy this water and will to buy, this tariff, well, at least for you, as for the head of the nikopol district military administration for specialists, and they presented the justification of the tariff, well, because in any case

, everyone understands, and the war, and they built, that's all, well, people are ready somewhere there, because it's still water , but at least. there's an understanding of why it's so much, i'm not saying it should be cheaper or more expensive, i don't know, just whether there was a rationale for people to understand why they're paying so much, that's what's important, and look, i want to explain it to you, well the first thing people see is that, they see how the new water supply system started working, and immediately the tariffs changed, i.e. they associate the start of the new water supply with the new tariff, in fact this is not entirely true, and the story is that the last... tariffs our water utilities changed even before the war, and i know that in almost all areas of the district our water utilities until at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, they were preparing documents to increase the tariff, why? because there are components that are healthy that increase in price, the largest component and the heaviest in the tariff is electricity, and for example, it

became more expensive four times, and well, that is, the tariff that was, let's say, in the territory, it... was not profitable, it led to losses of water utilities, and all the founders, namely city councils, village councils, for example, subsidized water utilities from the city budget, covering this difference between the real cost of water and this tariff. unfortunately, i will repeat again that with the opening of the new water supply , people also received a new price, this price includes about 10 hryvnias, which is what transportation in a new way is worth. water supply, this is the component that really applies to the new water supply, everything else, and it is about 130 hryvnias, it is electricity, workers, wages, fuel and lubricants are consumables that are consumed by water utilities in the course of their activities, well, that is, theoretically , the water utility must be profitable, it must carry out its activities

operating with the funds it receives from people, with these funds it must purchase new water , i will pay to pay for electricity and repair networks and even in fact it should develop, for example, install frequency pumps instead of old inefficient pumps, for example, install solar panels in order to lower the tariff, well that is the enterprise must develop. mr. yevgeny, thank you very much, well, thank you for explaining, because it is very important for people to understand, thank you for your work and for your comments, yevheniytushenko, the head of the nikopol district military administration, was in touch with us. and about the situation in nikopol, which is gradually coming under enemy fire, and now we will talk about the events in the united states of america, of course with reference to ukraine, on the one hand, on the other hand, and about events that may do not have clear correlation with ukrainian events, but important. igor eisenberg, professor of new york university, mr. igor, i congratulate you and congratulate you on the independence day

of the united states of america. i congratulate you, mr. vasyl, thank you for the holiday greetings. greetings to all viewers of espresso. today, by the way, we will still have a broadcast from washington, well, it should be, at least live, there will be a match, ukrainians, a ukrainian organization, united help ukraine will participate in it, and there for well, that is, we will show how it happens, at least washington dc but us now, well, first of all, in general, like this is an election year, and you're just starting the day, at least on the... east coast, but anyway, tell me how it's celebrated, maybe some announcements have already been made there in the morning biden, trump, congratulated, promised something, the atmosphere is generally yes. it is expected that biden will speak, today he will participate in some peace activities there, which has not happened yet, and

tomorrow he will give an interview to the abc channel, which will be in the evening at 8:00 pm in prime time, so to speak on the air , well, trump in general has been silent in recent days, so it seems, nothing like that happened. well, you know, the holiday, of course, in general, americans love independence day, they always celebrate it, but in connection with what is happening around, what is happening in the world, what is happening here after the presidential debates, well, i don't see such a mood such a festive mood around, as usual, so people, well, people are worried about what is being done in general and in the country. around, well, it is a holiday, it remains a holiday, but because of the general preoccupation with all such things, probably

this year, it’s not this, well, there is no such thing, i don’t see such a general rise, but this is such a post-debate concern, or what is it caused by, again, a direct threat to the united states of america, there is currently no military threat from any side, not from the north korea no from china, well, there is no direct military threat, any such big economic problems, what i read seems to be absent either, it is only the issue of the russian war against ukraine, aid from the united states, or after all , the concern, as they say, is concentrated only , or is localized only by this one the problem of who will be the next president of the united states of america and some people don't like one, some people don't like the other, and some people don't like either one or the other, which causes the biggest. concern in this future candidates and is there a possible option as well, well, well, let’s now talk about the concern, in what, what is the key, what exactly are

americans worried about, and then we will talk about possible replacements for biden, if there are any in general, well, it’s interesting , that the economy is really in a good enough condition, it is growing, well, there is inflation, although it is less than was, let's say, a couple of years ago, well, look, i live in such a ... real environment in new york, and here, of course , the vast majority of people vote for democrats, people are worried about the fact that in the press, especially on television, will biden remain a candidate, or will he declare that he will not run, although biden's staff constantly denies that he will allegedly withdraw from the election and let's say there he... yesterday he met with state governors, democrats, and they made statements there, that he will not act like that elections, will run for office, well, there is,

you know, such a certain tension, and of course, due to the fact that the press is discussing who could replace biden if he withdraws from the elections, well, this discussion begins, there are many people, who like one young and handsome, and others like others. young and handsome, and someone else is young and handsome, well, there is a certain kind of confusion, just like you said that people, people have a certain, certain insecurity, in general, you know, let's say, in such an environment as a city new york and the suburbs of new york, of course, i'm concerned in general about how the election will end, what's in store for the united states in general for the... the democratic world, the civilized world after this election, because, well, if trump wins, then the country can absolutely change, it may

cease to be the way it is, there is particular concern after the supreme court three days ago, it ruled that our president now has full immunity and full immunity, can do whatever he wants, and can nothing will happen though this is not in the constitution, and although biden immediately stated that he will not use it, and he does not agree with this decision of the supreme court, well, there is a fear that, well, if there is another president who wants to use it, then in principle, if the president can do whatever he wants, as one of the judges who voted against this decision, sonya soyor, wrote that now the president will be our king without... without brakes, without any, without any restraining levers, what, what it is impossible to agree with this, but that's why it is

concern in society, and regarding, well, here are two questions, we literally have less than five minutes, but we will have time, and first of all, is something being written in such a leading, let's say, not a regional, but a leading press, well there maybe there is some east, west, south, maybe there are top publications there, but i mean, well, not in the press, but if we talk about the media, electronic digital media, but is there any talk of preparation for the nato summit, perhaps they are writing about the visit of the ukrainian delegation to the usa, which is now actively being prepared to... what will be said about ukraine in nato, in general, this topic is ukraine, nato, the summit, it is somehow correlated, it is somehow connected by some connections between themselves, or the americans don't care about that now, there is very little in the press it's being debated because after the presidential debate, the debate is whether or not biden should drop out, and if he drops out, who

will replace him? from him, although i say it again, biden himself absolutely denies it, like his campaign headquarters, the last statement was that i will not go anywhere, so i, yes, yes, so what, which is logical, by the way, i just want to make it clear that assuming he were to drop out, i think it's just a guaranteed loss for the democrats, because any other candidate simply won't have the money to campaign while he whether she will raise money, it's up to you... the election will take place and , well, that's all. biden can win the election, he can lose the election, but if, if he doesn't flounder, you just have to understand that there will be a very lame election campaign the democrats, who definitely won't give, no will enable them to win the elections, and about ukraine, well, look, for example, the new york times writes something about ukraine every day,

somewhere inside the newspaper, or if... this is the online version, well, there is a link, as a rule, to on the front page about some article about ukraine, about what is related to the nato summit, they write little, in recent days journalists on television, let's say, say mostly about it, and how will biden show himself, will he show himself better there than at the debates , well, that and other things, but tell me more , please, then we won't go to other topics to move, and do you... they say about it, i don’t say demand, because that’s who demands, everyone can’t demand, did they gather some meetings or something, or maidan, no, do politicians, political commentators write about it, etc. they say, leaders of public opinion, influential sponsors of political parties, let's say, then we conduct a medical examination of the candidates and say that joseph, robinet, biden is absolutely ready to take on the duties of the president,

if he wins the election, he has none. .. in terms of health, which make it impossible his work, and he is an elderly man, well , nothing, but he can, there are such, and in principle to remove these questions once and for all, or then not to remove them, to say that there is a problem, and that mrs. jill biden, wife he says no, let him go, but i'm sorry, here the doctors say, you see, it's not possible, well , there are such and such appeals, but, but look, every year a newsletter is published about biden's health after he is a year old medical... it usually takes place in the winter, very detailed, it seems that no president has published such detailed data about his health, well, of course, he has, like any person his age, not even his age, various chronic diseases, but uh, his, his doctor writes that he is absolutely capable of performing his duties the president, but the fact is that there are a lot of haters, including inside the democratic party,

who are... centrist, there are a lot of people on the left wing who think, oh, he should go, that's where we are now let's nominate someone so young, beautiful, popular in this, but there is not enough time for this young to prepare a handsome or young beautiful woman in a certain way so that she is mature enough for the americans to want her, this is exactly the case here, because there is very little time, and this is the main problem, just as there is little time for money. i have to thank you, once again happy holiday, happy independence day of the united states of america, i hope that with the help of our partners in the united states of america, we will soon celebrate the victory over the russian enemies who entered our territory. thank you very much eisenberg, a professor at new york university and i remind you that today is the independence day of the united states of america, we will have a link from washington, east coast and see how there is.