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Understanding 9/11tv Versiya RUSSIA1 June 7, 2024 3:45am-4:36am MSK
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place for a family holiday, where everything is created for the happiness and comfort of the children of their parents, escape from everyday life into a world of endless entertainment, enjoy themed rooms, the largest children's playground in the region and... well, i understand, yes, thank you, in short, management r, this is moscow, they have a branch here , they were created about six months ago, in st. petersburg quite recently, well, just another mega-elite unit that investigates...
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crimes in the field of high technology, well, first of all, the internet and mobile communications, the internet? yeah, what does that have to do with the security guard? pleshakov and a textile dealer, both of them are connected with zametin, so is zametin an internet pornographer, or what? i don’t know, in short, these guys can only be contacted through the moscow headquarters and nothing else, that is, it’s impossible. you understand correctly, they won’t let us meet with either starkov or pleshakov, well, with gogloev, but only if he arrests you for violating the laws of the internet, so, but i know that pleshakov’s mother is so active that she is ready at any moment storm the detention center where her son is sitting, i doubt it, that’s it, there are no other ends. there
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are some, if you know, with whom he spoke on the phone, shortly before his death, ivan trubnikov, zamyazin, no, with oksana rudenko, daughter of the oligarch rudenko, listen, boss, some high-ranking compote is brewing, rudenko, management r, in my opinion, it’s time to roll back, and then, and then what happens, that...
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yes, uh, come in, sit down. yeah. ah, zhanna, if i'm not mistaken. yes, did you bring the computer? yes. and this is my colleague, captain kurochkin, zhanna, ivan trubnikov’s friend. sound engineer. here. yes. vanya worked in this program. before leaving home, and so he recorded a disc, it turns out, yes, but you don’t know what this marking means, this is a melody, the marking of discs from melodiev’s records, vanya had a whole collection of digitized vinyl, i can see what it is for the disc, that is... definitely belonged
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to ivan, well, of course, it’s from his collection, so i understand that trubnikov came home from work, recorded the disc, put the disc in... but why should he suddenly talk to slana, they had just seen each other in the studio. was she really there? well, of course, he recorded it. but we have completely different information. it was as if they had quarreled and she had absolutely nothing to do with the studio at that time. but she also came to swear. they
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had such a scandal there, vanya said that lana brought her roof, she came with some bandit. with which bandit? but vanya didn’t call him? ruslan, but she was not alone, ruslan gogloev was with her, they had a row about zamyatin, and after that trubnikov came home, screaming.
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i need to call, i won't answer your questions without a lawyer. yes, yes, i ’ve already heard all this, but i’m afraid that you don’t understand very well what’s happening and where you are. you are in the investigative committee, and you won’t get out of here just like that. and your friend, ruslan gogluev, is suspected of murder. and i have every reason to think that you were aware of his criminal actions, and accordingly, you automatically become an accomplice to the crime. accomplice to murder, maybe you don’t understand what this threatens you with, but your friend understands very well, because he’s an investigator, yeah, that’s it you see, when we catch him, and we
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will definitely catch him, believe my experience, the first thing he will do is start talking and will not spare anyone to save his sentence, it’s all he... of course, he will pin everything on you, which is possible, but impossible, i don’t know anything, but you know everything, and on the eighth you were together with gogloev’s studio and you had a conflict with zamyatin, it was, was, exclusively creative, what it consisted of, he refused to hush up with me work, the eighth, no, earlier, uh-huh, i told ruslan about it, and he arrived at the studio, when he was noticeable there, demanded that he fulfill the contract, he agreed, that’s it, that’s it, that’s it, yeah, and after that
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one participant in the conversation disappears, and the other is killed, i don’t know anything else, okay. and you didn't write anything down? no, there is no eighth. what kind of disc was trubnikov supposed to give to you and your friend? look, i won't answer any more of your questions, and i demand that you give me the opportunity to call.
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major venokurov, greetings, i wish you received, the owner of the garage called, his car is leaving blocked, so why did you decide, look at the engine number. well, okay, did they find anything in the car? you don't need a spoon, look, study, oh, okay, i 'll keep the conversation going, thank you, listen, it's open here, it's broken or something, and what do you think, we should have opened the hood and the car alarm, don't break it, okay, good luck, let's happily go, well, come on, well, do the investigators understand the protocol? are you laughing, or what? here a whole herd of gipdyshniks passed by,
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if we find a chewing gum wrapper over there, we will be very lucky. listen, this is interesting that's how he left here? did you catch a car or call a taxi? called by mobile? are you thinking of tracking down which taxi he took? well, what if he uses non-stolen mobile phones? well, it’s unlikely, he’s actually an investigator, he shouldn’t have called on his own. yes, if he were a normal investigator, you know, chief, what, look, luxury taxis, limousines, transfer to the airport, well, let’s hope. he was supposed to call yesterday, i'm trying
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to get through to the investigator, nothing works for me, and it won't work, he's been there since yesterday day on the run, on the run, is he a criminal or something, suspected of murder, so, my client, what to do, when will he be released, a difficult question, i think this is the case. handed over to another investigator, or maybe they will wait for him, so this swindler imprisoned him, it is not clear why, or rather, it is clear, they want to take away his business, the organization is not the most transparent, you yourself saw who wanted to take it away, so i’m telling you, this the investigator wanted to take it away, well, you see, at least your client has business... nothing is in danger yet, at least be happy this, hello, boss, well, he called this
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taxi service, yeah, well, alexey sergeevich, well, you can relax, we are supervising your story, but i just don’t understand, i don’t understand myself, let’s call you, when everything is clear, yeah, and so you think i should interrupt the sales process now, right? uh-huh, all the best, uh-huh, goodbye, so he called from his phone, boss, but not my god, he called from the housekeeper’s phone, he grabbed it when he left the apartment, or then, he stole his cell phone, handsome, you phoned with a taxi driver, i mean, why is the boss, why, well, to find out. he took it, what are you doing, boss, the mobile phone is still on, and
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you think that semyonov localized it, the phone, well, if he threw it away, it’s moving, it’s driving along the kiev highway, so why are you sitting there? , why, let's get him quickly, well , boss, well, come on, come on, kalinan belek is a place where time stops. immerse yourself in sophistication and luxury, forgetting about time on the shores of the mediterranean sea. discover true excellence by making your dreams come true. into reality hotel calinan bellec, where life turns
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into a fairy tale. indulge yourself in a first-class holiday with leorts, elegant details, a feast of refined tastes, a variety of entertainment, a golden beach and azure. lio reоrts, we are here for you, he seemed a bit... tense to me, but although, you know, things happen differently on the train, the people are different, the atmosphere is different, i travel often, well, he also traveled often, that is you didn’t talk to him, well , i say, no, i said hello more and more
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, i didn’t hear a word from him, although no, you know, one the passenger asked him then... wait, now let's see who was traveling there, uh, lepunov and vagenyan, mm, nevaginyan, in my opinion, here's the second one, who, yes, uh, well, he asked him, i i realized that he recognized him, uh, asked if he was unrecognizable... a music producer, and that he supposedly saw him in the program of a discus thrower, a discus thrower? yes, discus thrower, and what did the noticeable answer? well, he said no, and that he is often confused, of course, that means lepunov, uh-huh, good afternoon, hello, i’m
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starkov’s lawyer. i talked to your detectives, i never received answer to the question: should i sell starkov’s company or not, do you take responsibility for his life? please wait in the corridor, i’m busy right now, but i don’t know whether my client is alive or not, i haven’t been able to call him for three days, what kind of investigative committee do we have, wait in the corridor, yeah, some kind of madhouse. so, that means what we talked about, which means only lepunov spoke with zamyatin, well, yes, but if these conversations can be called, then yes, we just said hello when i came in, that’s all, nothing more, now, excuse me,
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excuse me, who are you selling starkov's company to? what? well, who is buying the company? who 's buying? well, margeevna, i asked nikolai petrovich to sign it for you. well, who? the buyers, there are several contenders, are our russian companies selling textiles. but do you have the names and addresses of the leaders? of course, you tell me, i, you can somehow influence this department, here. i don’t know whether my client is alive or not, i haven’t been able to reach him for three days, this is libotex, starkov’s main competitor, and there is more, yes, here’s another, uh-huh, when the company put out, i only had two applications, which means that after all lepunov, yes, lepunov, libanov, the general
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director of libotex, he is the customer, the customer. haven't you sold him the company yet? no, i told you, until i find out everything, i won’t sell the company. so, then, call him and arrange a meeting as quickly as possible, okay? fine. the turn now will be for me to turn further, yeah, here he is in front of us, a strange bump, this is his transport 100%, there are errors
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of less than 10 m at this distance, well, let's overtake, come on! guys, what are you doing, we come out with our hands raised, where is gogloev, open the kuso.
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volodya, hello, come quickly, i 'm waiting for you, where, and what are you doing there? gogloev? yeah, well keep me posted, go ahead. sorry, the secretary has gone somewhere, but where is your lyupunov? well, i don’t know, he’s on his way, i guess i called him as a fireman. listen, what did the secretary leave behind? in the boss’s office, well, lepunov, lepunov,
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yes, marya sergeevna, hello, i’m addressing you, alexey sergeevich, if you don’t want trouble, then slide it under the door a copy of the agreement with your signature, i’m not sure i’ll be able to use it right away, but what if? you do, under no circumstances, after that all he can do is kill us, well, just kill us, don’t do anything stupid, but i’m not going to give them this agreement, but why did they get him? agreement, quickly, agreement, i said, quickly, you are wrong, only in one thing, marya sergeevna, i will have to kill you in any case, regardless of whether i have an agreement or not, excuse me, this is how the circumstances developed. stand, wait, do you know why zamyatin i realized that you came to his compartment, it’s because i came last from the last
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compartment, no, no, no, because you said that you saw him in the diskabul program, and he can’t stand it, yes, interesting, maybe you are right, there was a mistake, but why, stop! work just like that, we’ll get him away, mashenka, why did you take so long to get to the wounded man, well, you waited for him to shoot, well, mashenka, how could you think such a thing, marya sergeevna, it’s my fault, would you allow me to introduce myself, general gvozditsky, nice to meet you , so yeah wait, is that you? greshin, i deceived you, but i have an indulgence; the interests of the case required this. can you explain what kind of recording this is? yes, of course, of course,
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please. here, the order has been accepted. starkov is already ready to give everything, without hesitation, just to stay alive. ruslan, you can actually hear everything here. there's no need to talk here, okay? let's go, let's sort it out here now, so this ruslan, when he was in the studio, they called him, he accepted the call and went to talk to the most deserted place, as it seemed to him that natelier and you heard everything in the studio.
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ended up in your compartment, but i quickly saw through him there, got off the train out of harm's way, the next morning i got to moscow on the transfer, handed the recording to gvozditsky, he explained to me that starkov was not ordered to death, but was imprisoned like that, i might not have twitched, if i knew this in advance, oh, listen, but aunt zhenya knows that everything is fine with you, no, not yet. you're crazy, vasily, but i don't want to upset her, she 's just begun a new life, don't make me laugh, call me immediately, i called,
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called, of course. also from moscow, marya sergeevna, please forgive me, but my client is still sitting in a cell, and this is to vasily viktorovich, he has connections, and good luck, hello, again, good afternoon, hello. in the depths of your heart, purity, like a baby’s sleep, purity in some hertz, silence does not even breathe, we are leaving without returning.
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hello, this is our program. it is in vain that women are called the weaker sex, because when push comes to shove, they are capable of turning the world around. yes, we are like that. today's heroines bring victory closer along with those who fight on the front line. we need a chain link again, so two rolls. svetlana chenyakova from gorlovka buys building materials for dugouts; for the new assault company she collects everything from chainsaws to bedding, but among all this there will definitely be something for the soul. these are the amulets the kids made. ella frying panneva.
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svetlana's fighting friend. they met 10 years ago in avdeevka, in a hospital where the wounded were brought. sveta arrived with pots of borscht and fried us a whole bowl of cutlets. if this is not yet there was a volunteer movement, just like it is now under the northern military district, but our sveta headed it back in 1914. the car is loaded with everything you need. now the task is to convey this to the fighters. on every trip svetlana is always with her husband. vladimir, he admits, he got behind the wheel to personally carry his wife, there was nothing scary at all, i ’m very afraid of dentists, when i have to go to the guys at the front, well, i always ran out once, i’m the very first to get dressed, everything is already in the car, the tools, there are gnomes, they will be fighting,
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which means, svetlana, they are kind. and sincere a person who always helps us in difficult times, she is our rear, she is our strength, and at home she is met by a large family, a son who recently returned from the front, a daughter-in-law and a long-awaited granddaughter masha, she has become a real outlet for svetlana, masha is, i ’ve been dreaming about her all my life, masha is with me, god gave her to me, in our studio we have a resident of gorlovka, militia volunteer svetlana chenyakova. hello, hello, svetlana. hello, svetlana. you take such an active part in the life of donbass, where did it all start? all did it start like the whole donbass did with the war? since the fourteenth? yes, that's how it happened. fate
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left us no choice, either you are with your homeland, with your people, or you run, we were not taught to run, someone ran away, there were people who left, most, by the way, returned later, so the war affects everyone, well in your own personal way, how did it touch you in '14? we watched the maidan with my husband and discussed, of course, all this with the whole family, discussed, someone... suggested such solutions, someone their own, that is, well, from us at that time practically nothing depended, this machine started spinning, it was spinning, everything was like a snowball, but nevertheless, we as an audience sat, discussed what to do, how to do it right, the country was simply flying into the abyss, at the end of the thirteenth year in december it came realization, i sat down in front of the tv, i say, wow, you understand, we will have a war,
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i myself am afraid of what i am saying, we will have a war, why did you decide that? i looked at these students, i felt sorry for them, they were so used, these are someone’s children too, it’s a pity it was crazy guys. our golden eagle, in all these faces in balaclavas i imagined my own child, when they were burning, when they were burning, my heart was breaking, like a consumable item, there was already such a blockade in its own way, banks did not work, atms did not work, there was no food and there was no medicine among other things, a woman came to me, she then had a four-year-old son, a boy, with short-term diabetes and the child only had two doses of insulin left, then a coma, and i looked for insulin, found it in slavyansk, the guys helped, i went after him there was no time, at that time slavyansk
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was already semi-surrounded and there was a road of life, we called it, through nikolaevka, i couldn’t go back this way, there was shelling, and there was no time to wait, i went. through the ukrainian checkpoint, there i was met by very young boys, 19-20 years old, conscripts, the ninety-fifth airborne brigade, and the car was completely empty, that is, in slovyansk i unloaded everything from the car, unnecessary, not unnecessary, even the spare tire, so as not to there were no questions, there was a box in the car from under the cookies, inside we figured out a quick refrigerator, cold packs, disposable diapers, we wrapped it all up, there was that insulin. it was like this, well, four ampoules, they wrapped it all in tape to seal it well, i put this box in the back, my driver, dima and i were sitting in front, so dima came up to us to check the documents, to me to check the documents, and the third one opened
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the door , took this box and silently left with it, in this box is the life of a little boy, i don’t know how to behave, how to react, i run out, silently i also take this box, i go back to... so we carried this box back and forth several times or something, but he didn’t tell me anything, and i didn’t tell him anything, and then i started screaming, he snatched it from me this box, i grabbed him by the body armor, just like that, started shaking him and just yelling, and while i was shaking him, the head of this checkpoint flew up, first hit me on the back with the butt of his gun, while i kept... coming, they opened the box, the soldier received this from the commander, from his own, i remember, he shouted, why do you need this, why you need it, that you are dragging everything, well, i
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mean, in a verbal spat i got a scolding, and i remembered these phrases, that you are dragging everything, that you need everything, why are you dragging everything, they gave away the box, they gave away the box thank god, i got it... sulin, we always had some kind of sense of justice, i wanted justice, i went to fight in the militia, my guys are the same, exactly the ones i know, i know some of them from this, we stole one in the ukrainian army, my comrade served on conscript duty in dnepropetrovsk, he called and said, dad, we sent to donbass, father in the militia, son sent to slavyansk, i say, yura, we need something. let's go, he came out for a walk with us, they let him go on leave until the evening, we gave him a drink, dressed him up in a wedding suit, dressed up the girl in a wedding dress, and through all the ukropovsky checkpoints we got to severskaya just like that, poured drinks for everyone at
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the checkpoints, sang songs, well, it worked , it worked, that’s it, the scene is like that, it’s like a movie, the lights, and what’s the hardest thing for you, that’s... the hardest thing in your work, the hardest thing for me in my work, if take in general, this means communicating with the relatives of the dead guys, i take two hundred more boys, it’s very difficult, after that it happens that you don’t sleep and don’t eat, and they choked me, choked me, well, people have different emotions, for what they brought bad news, right? i told my friend that her son is no more, she doesn’t communicate with me, she doesn’t wish me harm, and i understand her, i understand her well, vovchik has been gone for almost 2 years, we couldn’t bury him, it’s hard , it’s very
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difficult, who supports you, who is with you? support, they are my shield, they are my rear, we remembered the family, dmitry, it so happened, 14-15 years ago, you and... became an inspiration for me, i named my son, to your honor, it turns out that i named my eldest son, and rightly entrusted the youngest son to my husband, 2 months with us there was an unnamed child, and i was just sitting, stroking diapers, i saw you on tv, and they decided, yes, i say: oh, look, what a wonderful name, dmitry, dmitry vladimirovich, why not, thank you. this is to thank you as much as i can, as they say, but
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is it true that russian troops destroyed your house, well, on my tip, well tell us how it happened, and next to our house there is a former incubator that was there in soviet times, there quite recently, they placed a ryambaza in the dryers, they brought in equipment, repairs, personnel, everything was as we needed, i gave the coordinates to the guys, we got there , not one house is worth a single life of our boys, if it helps save at least one of our boys, i would give them 10 of these houses, and you are godmother for how many boys and girls, and girls, 99, and how did it happen, in the fourteenth year, when they took the children out. a girl came to us at a checkpoint, and she had a flight home, a direct
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hit in the house, the children were very small, there were under 3 years old, then 5 and 11 years old, a boy, they were sent to kramatorsk to relatives, but they were not welcome there , they stayed there for a couple of days, the children were in the way everywhere, they either ate them or took them, yulia asked me, light, please take mine somewhere. i took them to my home literally on the same day in the evening , someone else called me, word of mouth started, i took them a little, a little, wherever you did they get rid of them? we have a big house, you took us to your place, we put up tents in the yard, this is the same house that was destroyed, it was big, but you brought children there, with mothers, with grandmothers, how many of you lived there? well , 860 passed through this house, i don’t remember exactly,
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in my opinion, 864, for how many months, for a month and a half, even a little less, we drove around the clock, took the children, where they went next, then we put them on buses , hired buses, took them to the border with the russian federation, where we have them the guys intercepted. and then they were already distributed, but mine all ended up in one boarding house in where did you get the money to hire a bus? my husband and i had some savings. then, when it was over, i went to my family, to my mother, to my sisters, to my aunts, help, save, in general, it came to this, the last bus that i sent, my children were already on there, i took my grandmother’s crown to the pawnshop , that's it, we already have everything else. before that they demolished it, you
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said something about the feodosiya boarding house, all my refugees, the bulk i ended up in a boarding house named after gagarin in jafvatoria. and after i received such a small injury, i arrived there, the first mommy came up, light, i want you to be godmother, again this is word of mouth, the second one came up, i want it too, so macaroni. baptized children, and how do you like it? cool, cool, my father, father vladimir, has he ever seen anything like this, no, he’s never seen it, he said, he says, light, i’ll tell you, you should be happy now, but you’ll have to answer for them all , yes , great responsibility, it is necessary keep, we will keep, let's call into the studio a person who knows you, 24 hours a day, who supports you, who loves you, who is at home on the barricades with you,
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your husband. vladimir, please come in. hello, hello, in our studio we have the defender of donbass, svetlana’s husband, vladimir tenyakov. hello, hello, it’s not clear who is the boss in the family, we haven’t fully decided on this, here she is, the boss, what kind of names are these? you came up with for your children, uh-huh, uh-huh, football a lot, watched, often, football, yes, yes, and what names were there, ronaldo, luis adrian. he wanted to call dimka, dimka louis, i saved the child’s life, well, yes, she suggested it to me, she says, it sounds like dmitry vladimirovich, i, well, yes, sveta looked at tv in time, which means, after all, uh-huh, volodya, we need svetlana here some devil told me about herself, he’s a purposeful,
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strong-willed, very creative person, in particular , they kidnapped a man from the army and dressed him in a wedding dress, but can you tell me something similar? it was, yes, it was interesting case, we came with the ryazan people to yasenovataya, brought humanitarian cargo, unloaded it, shelling began, we were just getting into the cars, well, we had to get away from the shelling, we were driving along the highway, i looked at the rearview mirror, well, a truck was rushing towards me. , i’m also accelerating forward, we’re flying. well, they need to quickly catch up, i can’t tear myself away from them, well, then they finally left under fire, well, they stopped, i say so and so you almost hit me, and he says, i was driving behind me like rushed, so i i got up like this, then i pressed on the gas and
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drove like this, it’s not funny at all, it’s never funny, then funny happened after everything. then all this, of course, the events of 2014 greatly united all the residents of donbass, and people began to feel like one big family. i would like to invite your fighting friend to the studio. ella, please come in. in our studio we have a senior lieutenant of the medical department, commander of a hospital platoon, ella fryingryonneva, that’s right. hello, hello, hello, where did you meet svetlana? met in 1915, when the ukhligorsk-debaltsevo operation began, we transported a large flow of wounded to all hospitals, in particular to our gurlov hospital. and there i met this little courageous
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woman. our boys, the wounded , needed, of course, medications, care items, things, to somehow provide light, to make them. svetlana helped our medical team a lot when the attack on volnovakha and mariupol began, as always, svetik called and asked how you were there, in the light we are cold, we are hungry and we are freezing, holy man, the next day with a bucket of borscht with a large pan of cutlets, liver, potatoes, she brought all this, she set it all for us, there it was suddenly...
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in the city, one fine day i went to remove road signs, the guys laughed at me, they said, it's useless, why are you doing this? i say: boys, have you ever seen a navigator in any tank? i cut off signs for villages, cities, everything sometimes, but specifically in my city, they fornicated there for 3 days, the boys said: they didn’t expect it, but you’re great, it worked, in 1914 how old was the eldest? 13 years old, did you understand what was happening? we had no time to tell him what was happening, he was always with his grandmother, with his younger brother, with dimka, because mom and dad were driving somewhere around the clock, in a hurry and running somewhere, well, when
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there were no longer room for people in our house , then naturally, i remember how i approached them, i said: there are little children there, you need to share toys with them, you need to show them that they are welcome here in this house, my children went to share toys with everyone, i say, here so that’s right, this, this is normal, we have a story about your eldest son, his family, let’s see, yo, they shot down, the second sbilikomi kaze, the first one didn’t work out. i'm alive, brother, he was on the verge of death several times. sergei chenikov went to the front at the age of 22 and ended up in the legendary 123rd. brigade of the commander of tashkent. during the capture of severo-donetsk , sergei received a concussion. this happened 2
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days before his wedding. however, this did not stop him from going to zachs. well, i just dreamed about this wedding, as it were, nick too, for sure. our wedding was even a joy for the whole town. and we set it up as it should be, with all the signals, there, well, they shouted all over the street. exactly a week later, the young officer hurried back to the line of combat contact. our positions are apart, 20 m from the enemy. it's just getting up and shaking hands every morning. our fighters made a breakthrough, liberating the lands of the lugansk region. and he was wounded again. i open my eyes, everything is still in smoke, in dust. it turns out that i'm at the bottom of the basement, and the basement is already as such no. i was overwhelmed. they couldn’t evacuate him for several days, when they brought him to the hospital, the doctors shocked him, so, roughly speaking, his legs almost gave out. this time
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sergei was recovering at 8 months, but even the third wound did not change his decision to return to duty again, in the family, despite his experiences, he is understood and supported by his parents, yes, i am happy that i have such parents. in our studio we have a member of the northern military district, a commander. motorized rifle company sergei chinekov. hello sergey. hello. hello, sergey. this is how i understand that you are the same 13-year-old kid in 2014 who shared toys. yes. and now you are an adult, serious, courageous warrior. how did you come to this? well, i wanted to join the army since childhood. somehow i have it... in my blood or something, my great-grandfathers fought in the second world war,
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my grandfather is a retired kgb colonel, a hereditary military man, in fact, at the age of 15 i learned that there is a donetsk higher society military command school, i set a goal for myself, so i will enter this school, i entered, i graduated from it, so then as a teenager at 13, did you understand that? is happening and what are your parents doing? yes, i understood perfectly well what was happening, where my parents were going, they, of course, consoled me, they said, we ’ll go for a ride, yeah, for a walk, we want to be alone, but i was very worried, i followed the news, i saw that is happening there, and your heart was out of place, light, and was it unexpected for you that sergei wants to go to the front? well, most likely not, he has his mother’s stubborn character, he usually achieves what he wants when i wrote a report for early graduation
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from college, called and said: son, maybe somewhere in the rear? no, mom, don’t shame me, you raised me this way yourself. sergey, what kind of injury did you have? tell us about it? there are only three of them. the first one, i received in severodonetsk, this is the twenty-second year, june 2, for. the day before our own wedding, we then had a combat mission to scout out an industrial zone, and there was a tall building in which snipers were sitting, there was no way they could be smoked out of there , and it turns out that there were people in every house not much, here we have a defense in front of the industrial zone, here is the road, garages where the wet work begins, we held defenses in these buildings in high-rise buildings, two people on the fourth floor, two people on the first floor and... that’s all, i have eight houses like that was put up, it is impossible to take someone with you, because there are so few people, where else.
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