in addition, the elite of donbas, the political elite of donbas fluctuated.etov did not show certainty. i mean, he probably was. the most influential person in donbas, but he hesitated, trying to understand what would happen next. from a historical point of view, have you noticed the roots of separatism in donbas? the majority, the vast majority of people in donbas supported the independence of ukraine. they believed that if ukraine is free. ukraine will be better off from moscow's intervention. they knew how difficult it is to live in soviet union in the russian empire. in the times of the soviet union, they did not trust moscow. there is no doubt. in 1989 , there was a major strike in donbas, which contributed to the collapse of the soviet union in 1991. therefore , they knew how terrible their life was during the soviet period. so, as far as i can tell, no, they were not interested in separatism. the threat of autonomy, the threat of separatism was used as a weapon to extract as many dividends as possible from kyiv. they didn't mean that they actually inte

russia brought to donbas devastation russia has brought complete disorder to donbas, despite the fact is declared that it was under ukraine. in may, the institute for the study of war wrote that reports came from the occupied luhansk region that without a russian passport, a person could not defend not only his apartment, but also his child. hospitals are threatening to take away babies if the parents can't before... know that they are carrying a child to give it to the system. here , no one warned these women about anything or anything like that, and they did not agree to such practice, they just wanted to give this world a new life. although, according to locals, a passport with a residence permit. in the real russia and a passport obtained in the occupied territories, these are two big differences. passport of the russian federation, passport of the russian federation for residents of the occupied donbass is simply ausweis. it does not give all the rights that an ordinary resident of the russian federation has. this is firstly, and secondly, these people are still closely monitored

, which is on the front line, let's say, line, i was in donbas all this week, i lived in the city of i will tell you that what i see on our territory is also, well, not very ok, because, as we remember, a lot people are returning to the occupation, and even more people are returning to the frontline territories of donbas, and well, i was there, i saw a lot of people with whom i spoke, and they tell me that they left, they were somewhere, some in kyiv, some in lviv, some in dnipro, some somewhere else, but there are no funds for renting housing, people are returning home, because there is at least a place to live there, and uh, the rate of shelling, the density of them, it is getting higher every day, and i was there these days, and i will tell you that there is always something, something is banging somewhere, i lived in pokrovsk, ah... myrnograd is a small town near it, something flies there every day, something, recently two aerial bombs, one in a traffic stop, one in the administration building, people died, and what is scary, yes, that there is very little work now in donbas, bec

thank you very much, we talked about the situation in donbas. and syrsky's statement. has real plans regarding the return of crimea - said the commander-in-chief of the armed forces oleksandr syrskyi in a major interview for the british edition of the guardian. after a series of ukrainian attacks , russia was forced to leave the port of sevastopol - said sirskyi. drone and missile strikes have destroyed radar and missile installations in crimea, and ukraine's goal is to destroy the kerch bridge connecting the occupied peninsula with russia. when this might happen, syrskyi refused to say, only saying that the liberation of crimea is real. listen. it's real. of course, this is a big military one secrecy. we will do everything possible to reach the internationally recognized borders of 1991. we must win to free ours. citizens who are in the occupied territories and are suffering. it must be said that recently the ukrainian political and military leadership does not reject ukraine's desire or desire to liberate crimea, but it does not make concrete promises as to how and w

the russians are concentrating their greatest efforts on donbas, but there is unofficial information about the loss of kiryniks. what's going on. on the left-bank bridgehead of the kherson region. trump is on his way to victory. former rivals of the candidate from the republican party unanimously supported him at the convention. will boris johnson's prediction about unwavering american support for ukraine under the trump administration come true? soft isolation of hungary. after the so-called peaceful tour. orban to moscow and beijing, the european union decided to boycott the policy of the hungarian prime minister, is the country in danger of being deprived of the presidency of the council of the eu? glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhii rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. during the next two hours, we will talk about ukraine, about the world, about the war and about... our victory, throughout our broadcast we will talk about the situation that is currently developing at the front in ukraine, about the help of our western partne

andrei, good morning, hello, what news is happening in donbas, how was the night?nbas, everything is the same, the enemy's greatest efforts are concentrated on the offensive in donbas, the russian military continues to rush to the pokrovsk kostiantynka highway, if if you look at the construction of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, the pokrovsky direction is most likely so active at the moment, the russians are also rushing to the yar times, but there it helps our defenders. a natural obstacle, there is the channel sivorskyi donetsk, donbass, for which they actually retreated from the microdistrict of the channel and now they are fighting on this part, which is behind the canals, the russian military cannot overcome this natural obstacle so far, the situation there is quite difficult for them, not easy and for our defenders, because the russians use there, well, the whole range of weapons, which is from mortars to these aerial bombs. from the umpk there, according to the head of the city military administration chaus, about 500 people remain in chas

, you are right, we have been talking about donbas for the past two months, periodically , when you joinogram, we are sure to talk about it and about the same settlements, but here is a number of ukrainian mass media, with reference to some of their sources in the general staff , saying: about what seems to be ukrainian units withdrew from the settlements of krynka and the crop fields on the left bank of the kherson region, is it possible in the current conditions and in a rather difficult situation to refer to some anonymous sources in the general staff and allow this information to be replicated, or is it still necessary to clearly understand whether there is a general staff, he clearly gives the answer yes, no, and to focus on this, so that it does not happen. speculations, because one way or another these speculations can also affect the rear and the people who are in the rear, because the impression is that these rinks are russians, about which you say, they roll them both in the east and in the south, no, well, in the south we don’t forget that even if we really had to leave here,

this is donbas realia and i am olya teribanska.ay i will tell you about what it looks like. real russian peace. videos and photos published by the occupation authorities and controlled media show a reality far from the truth. concerts of russian and local stars, repair of sidewalks and distribution of humanitarian aid. if they do talk about problems, they are cursory and always blame the evil ukrainian nazis for everything. ukrainian nazis continue to beat the cities and districts of the dpr. a vivid example is simple. according to stekhanov, on the cynicism of russians, a vivid example of stekhanov, precisely on the cynicism of russians, it is enough just to look at the tenth school, here it is, and in the summer of 22 the people of stakhanov saw what was happening there, the school was completely occupied by the zsrf, and here was this site, the territory nearby, it was all covered with equipment, that is, under every bush there was an armored personnel carrier, along the urals, and they dug trenches here, along the bridge, along

to the war in donbas, because you remember that they are not there, that they do not take part, not them at all, was the buku a ukrainian and he shot from ukraine and so on, that is, this is some layer of lies, in which they were covering up their actions in donbas, it was necessary to break it, and here this decision, it helped a lot, it is referred to, for example, by the same european court of human rights in the decision on donbas, in the decision on the admissibility of the statement of ukraine and the netherlands against of the russian federation in donbas, er, uses a lot of materials from these e of this case, i directly note that he believes that the collected materials are... er, sufficiently convincing and the european court rejects the russian attempts to attack them there, to say that they are fakes, that is, for this purpose it was achieved, of course, after the beginning of full-scale aggression, when russia clearly captures the territories, includes them in its own jurisdiction. changes the constitution and so on, under the fact that they seized and occupied these territor

russia has brought destruction to donbas. russia has brought destruction to donbas. russia has brought complete disorder to donbas. despite the fact that it is declared that there was a mess with ukraine, there will be order with us. no, in fact, russia brought to these territories completely unthinkable things in the 21st century. i don't just mean torture, i have i mean not only fsb prisons. i mean not only the actions of the russian security forces directly against the civilian population of the occupied territories. russia also continues to free the residents of the occupied territories from real estate, the so-called nationalization of abandoned property has been going on there for the third year, which, in fact, turns out to be simply taking apartments from people. i never thought, i never thought that i would end up in such a mess after 10 years. in such a mess. the publication nova gazeta europa found more than 13 thousand houses and apartments, which the occupation authorities consider homeless. and if the owners do not confirm the right of ownership within

these were donbas realities. i'm yaroslav krechko, see you soon.n the lviv region is a well-known balneological resort not only in ukraine, but also in the world. mineral water flows here simply from mountain springs, tourists come to relax, breathe the clean mountain air of the carpathians and receive treatment. 15 km from the exit lies the village of maidan, bordering the skolivski beskydy national nature park, a nature reserve with unique flora and

and that's the end of what happened at the scene of the plane crash. in donbas 10 years ago. bbc correspondent olga ivshina was one of the journalists who went to the scene of the tragedy and this is how she remembers what she saw then. if you describe it in one word, it will be the word chaos. there was chaos, confusion. and of course, a huge tragedy. i was not there immediately when the tragedy happened, but a little later. and this is one of the most difficult stories i have had to cover. the remains of almost 300 people were scattered in... and right between them parts of human bodies, it was very difficult, it was not like any other plane crash, because the place of an ordinary plane crash is surrounded, law enforcement agencies work there, there was nothing like that here, separatists were roaming around from the so-called dnr with weapons, were going through things, journalists were walking, when we first arrived at the place, they tried to carefully park the car, leave the car. so as not to touch anyone's remains, and thought we had succeeded, but as soon as we opened

who will replace those teachers in crimea and donbas, who are currently teaching crimean and donetskere, that russia is our sacred state, of course, they cannot be allowed within a kilometer of the children, you have a replacement for these teachers, and you have , it is clear that elections in donbas and crimea cannot be held there for several years, that is, they will rule there some local military. administration, yes , there is some kind of kerch city military administration, you have specialists to come there and head it, you can’t take local people there, yes, they will head these administrations and in the whole pyramid, yes, they will make heads of departments, departments there specialists, you have these people, yes, and this is the question, well, direct management, yes, but then there are also questions of such an ethical plan, okay, you know that... how many are there, where are the most widows per thousand of the population, it's not in lviv, no in kyiv, not in kharkov, but it is not in kaluga and not in this, somewhere in bratsky, there or in irkutsk, yes, it is in don

donbas-reality could see how this work is going on during combat duty of the eos uav.ing, the sun has just risen, the crew of the reconnaissance drone is already preparing. the russian d-30 gun, it was noticed earlier, now there will be an adjustment of the ukrainian artillery. the streak in flight is felt practically immediately, russian rep complexes try to silence the signal, the drone switches from channel to channel. very much. i see a gap, let's zoom in, close, very close, the area of ​​the target, yes, yes, plus, beautiful, let's sumo there, well, yes, it changes the frequency, now it will appear, now the connection will appear, i'll add a little, it changes the frequency, it generally looks like as if it flew straight there, followed by several more shells. they break the russian position, still a little bit, oh, the branches are even falling, the trees were bitten directly, the estimate was normal, the first shot was a fly-by, the second shot was a miss, but on the third shot we hit the cover, the cover was damaged, there was under the cover of the gun, then t

of teachers of literature and the ukrainian language, who will replace those teachers in crimea and donbase currently teaching crimean and donetsk children there, that russia - our sacred state, of course, they cannot be allowed within a kilometer of children, you have a replacement for these teachers, and you have, of course, that elections in donbas and crimea cannot be held there yet. there for several years, that is , some local military administrations will rule there, yes there some kind of kerch, city military administration, you have specialists to come there and head it, you can’t take local people there, yes, they will head these administrations and put specialists in the whole pyramid to make heads of departments there, you have there are these people, yes, and this is the question, well, direct management, yes, but after... then there are also questions of such an ethical plan, okay, you know how many there are, where the largest number of widows of the population are, it is not in lviv, not in kyiv, not in kharkiv, but not in kaluga and not somewhere in bratsk, there or in irk

chasiv yar, like any other city attacked by russia in donbas, fades into the background. this was the case with maryinka, avdiivka, this is what the times look like now, this video was published today on the battalion's social media pages special purpose donbas. chasiv yar, i remind you, stands at a height, if the russian troops establish full control over the city, they will potentially be able to use it as a bridgehead for advancing in the direction of the cities of kramatorsk and slavyansk. see what the situation was like in temporary yar at the end of june, when ukrainian forces still held rayonkanal. it's even worse, we'll just leave the house, we'll sit here while it's quiet, no one is going anywhere, how many people have already died, how many are injured, we'll leave like this, we'll sit and let's run, and run, we'll get out, sit and run and that's it, the khan won't come to me right away, they'll come in, i'll have a khan right away, ukrainian surname, ukrainian family name, you don't think of leaving, we are at least half of the means of the eagles that they fly

absolutely, i'm ready if you ask me and write me a request that you would like to go to donbas. an independentjournalist, go. go. i do believe in independentjournalism. well, go there. why won't you do it? in russia, independent journalism is in many cases a one—way ticket to arrest, imprisonment, and sometimes even worse. 0h, seriously? there are lists of foreignjournalists, including western journalists, working every day here in russia and reporting from russia. and they feel just fine. you know how i know? i actually am in touch with them. and every single time they ask me for any comments, like you, i'm always accepting. ask your colleagues from the washington post. it's sad that respected journalists in moscow, like evan gershkovich — they couldn't possibly ask you a question right now because mr gershkovich happens to be locked up. well, just don't be a spy. how about that? don't break the laws. how about that? if you're a journalist. i mean, even in russia, i imagine you still have the principle of innocent until proven guilty? mr gershkovich has been proven guilty of ab

absolutely, i'm ready if you ask me and write me a request that you would like to go to donbas.u're an independent journalist, go. go. i do believe in independentjournalism. well, go there. why won't you do it? in russia, independent journalism is in many cases a one—way ticket to arrest, imprisonment, and sometimes even worse. oh, seriously? there are lists of foreign journalists, including western journalists, working every day here in russia and reporting from russia. and they feel just fine. you know how i know? i actually am in touch with them. and every single time they ask me for any comments, like you, i'm always accepting. ask your colleagues from the washington post. it's sad that respected journalists in moscow, like evan gershkovich — they couldn't possibly ask you a question right now because mr gershkovich happens to be locked up. well, just don't be a spy. how about that? don't break the laws. how about that? if you're a journalist. i mean, even in russia, i imagine you still have the principle of innocent until proven guilty? mr gershkovich has been proven guilty

some of them, or donbas, again, or crimea, and that's the end of the war. well, i suspect that when this offer will be formulated, there will be no other choice, the simple question here is that we have not even come close to this choice, if western analysts still have to prescribe even to themselves for their... audience that this is a good option, and so they say, even it would be beneficial for russia that if we were there for nato structures, but we would be there, say, because, well, let's say, we are narrowed in the possibilities of recapturing the territory, then judging by everything, this option is being discussed very hotly not only in us, but also in the respective western capitals that would have to accept it decision, accordingly, here you know, there is not even a question of choosing, obviously the question is that this decision has matured, because somehow it... it matures very slowly, as far as i remember, they talked about a similar configuration back in 2022 and something somehow will never reach maturity. do i understand correctly, panevan, that now russia and uk

question, so maybe it is not necessary to enter crimea, maybe it is not necessary to enter donbas, maybeis enough to re-designate the melitopol cherry as ukrainian, that is , ideally it will be zaporizhia aes will liberate melitopol, berdyansk, conditionally, koholka, iskadovsk, go to chengar and the excavation still does not move on, then go to the format of peace negotiations, there will certainly not be peace, there will be some kind of truce, but a truce... they have been living in korea there for 80 years, yes, 70 years, 70 years , the falkland variant, he is 40 years, they have been living for more than 40 years. the british and argentinians live without agreeing on the status of the falkland islands, live and live, and you will consider the status of crimea for 40 years, let's stop, and they will really encourage us to negotiate, and no one will encourage us to hold negotiations that direct peace with the russian federation and that ukraine recognizes crimea as russian is impossible, because it is a criminal offense, the politician who... first says: let's sacrifice crimea for pea

donbas-reality reported that 5,846 prisoners submitted such statements, and 3,554 are already in the difference is about 200, these are those who... are still in the process of preparing documents for submitting her to the court for conditional early release, or the court has already made a decision on some of them, but it enters into legal force within seven days. there are cases when there were two months left before the end of the term and the convict is a free person, but the convicts made a decision to be released through this procedure, motivating and justifying it that they want to return home as a soldier, and not as ex-convict. because this yoke, this status in our society also has a negative effect on the future fate. olena vysotska says that the number of prisoners willing to serve is even greater than expected by the ministry of justice, and a big role in this was played by military personnel who came to prisons to talk about the front and recruit people, in fact, engaged in recruiting. yes, the competition is big enough, but we have experienced people who know what they

today marks 10 years since malaysia airlines flight mh-17 was shot down in the sky over donbas. then this event made the world to pay attention to... the war in ukraine and finally notice russia's participation in it. 298 people died, 80 of them were children. radio liberty correspondent olena abramovich will tell more details about those events. and court results for 10 years. selena fredriks opens the door of her house in rotterdam and invites us to the hall. on the most prominent wall is a photo of her 23-year-old son bryce and daughter-in-law daisy, and an appliqué depicting the couple among the burnt-out sunflowers of donetsk region. this was done by our daughter with the help of diamond painting. she said it was for her there was therapy. bryce and daisy didn't have time to get married, but they lived in this house together for 3 years. on july 17, 2014, they flew on vacation on flight mh17. daisy's mother had died three months before. they wanted to relax, go somewhere on vacation, they chose balls. we helped them buy tickets. desi was still studying, and i said: "wait un

at this point, but they perfectly understand that they will not be able to advance any further than donbast kharkiv showed them this very well, but kharkiv them, let's say taught that they no longer carry out an offensive in two directions, that there is a maximum of one, and in quality they chose donetsk region in this one direction, but the main main calculation of the enemy is now on you and me... they understand that the armed forces are as they are and will not be weaker, on the contrary, they can become stronger if we are here we will carry out a normal mobilization, weapons and anti-aircraft missiles will also be delivered, that is, the peak of the russians' capabilities at the front has already passed, it was somewhere in the winter-spring of this year, and accordingly, the most terrible situation for us at the front is already behind us, after all, it was until this april year, until congress voted aid, and when in in may... in june, although the situation with mobilization began to change a little bit, the front has not felt it yet, none of those who have been mobilized have yet

, where we there, donbas was leveled with the kharkiv region, where the russians were. the landscape,ey say, is very familiar, because, well, they leave behind them just burnt earth, their task is not just to occupy ukraine, but to destroy, in principle, the ukrainian nation as such, but i also wanted to ask you, mr. artem, how in general kharkiv copes with, for example, the shortage of electricity and the heat , i looked yesterday, the records were also + 39 + 40, how in such heat? well, the heat is very wild heat, i don't remember this kind of heat , well, i don't remember it at all, i see a lot of cars on the sides of the roads. there are broken because they can't stand the heat, but of course there are problems with electricity, well, i’m playing, there are graphs that are disconnected, you sometimes drive from one part of the city to another and realize that there is no electricity at the traffic lights, you drive, but here in saltiv the traffic lights are working, everything is okay, you get to the center, there you look at the traffic lights, they do not work, there you look ri

his home, as well as any conscientious citizen, that they won't stop there, as i saw how it was in donbas, then i felt that they wouldn't stop there and would go, well , i went anyway, and then we already went to the south, when the counteroffensive began, and we're standing there what. soon mykola was appointed commander detachment of the rifle battalion, for him, as for many other soldiers, everything at the front was for the first time, but he had to set an example for his subordinates and go forward, even though he himself was scared, they want to kill us, but not today, today we will be better than them , and i have machine gunners. by the way, he is 56 years old, and i was less than 19 years old with my subordinate. mykola received several contusions in the battles, he came under artillery fire in the kherson region. due to heavy fire, it could not be evacuated for three days. a medic died during the rescue operation. mykola lost his sight on one eye, underwent dozens of operations. despite this, he hopes to continue to be useful to the army. trench after trench with... yes , no one

we are soldiers who were the first to fight the enemy in donbas 10 years ago, defending donetsk and luhansk airports. we stopped the enemy in voznesensk, crushed the russians near bilogoriyka, and took them. participation in the counteroffensive in kharkiv oblast, held bakhmut, released the pincer. we have never backed down and faithfully performed combat missions, but unfortunately, the time has come when we are forced to go into the public sphere. our brigade is headed by a professional soldier, a paratrooper officer, colonel ishkulov imil shemilovich, who has passed through all the command ranks from the intelligence commander. platoon to the combat brigade commander. we do not understand why commanders who enjoy undisputed authority among the personnel, who have a regular combat path and experience of a major war, are objectionable to the higher the leadership of the armed forces of ukraine, because they are not afraid to voice problematic issues and report the real state of affairs, do not engage in winking and do not thoughtlessly put people on the way to the next epaulettes and order

next, we will talk about donetsk region, about donbas. contact us editor-in-chief of social donbas andriynkov. mr. andriy, congratulations, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. greetings to all from the indomitable donbas. mr. andriy, after yesterday's confirmed news, it is about, in particular , the kanal microdistrict, which is completely destroyed and controlled by the aggressor, i am talking about the times of yar, for curiosity's sake, i think, but let's see what the russian show is about in this on... they they are simply saying in open text that in fact, moving from the avdiiv direction and the chasovoyariv direction, they want to surround a large turkish agglomeration, now they write in plain text in russian, it is for your eyes how dangerous this wish is for implementation, if you now display the deeppstate map, i will be right on the toes. well, let's ask our editors now, so please, look, now the main directions of assaults, according to the introduction of the general staff, which it publishes twice a day, the main directions of assaults are lymansky to the north of the place whe

is there now a risk for the ukrainian encirclement forces in any part of this donetsk front, the donbasront, there such a pocket is forming in the turetska area, if you look at the map, is there in principle a risk of encirclement somewhere there or even a risk of being in a cauldron for the ukrainian forces? well, it is better to address this issue at the level of the otu, osu or the general staff, because i do not see this situation at my level, but what is important, it is important to be honest, to report on the situation, to react honestly to it, in what way, if there is no expediency hold the position, and our losses will be more than the enemy's, it is better to retreat for that kilometer or two, not to lose people, because , well, we have to protect our people, we can always return the territory. we will not be able to return people, so it is better to be on time withdraw troops now that time has come or not yet, according to your feelings and from what your comrades say, and from what i see in the pokrovsky direction, there is no such threat, such a time has not come, i will qu

, in which he was shooting from ukraine and so on, that is , they were covering up their actions in donbase terminated, and here this decision, it helped a lot, it is referred to, for example, by the same european court of human rights in the decision on donbas, in the decision regarding the admissibility of the statement of ukraine against the russian federation on donbas , he uses a lot of materials from this case, i directly note that he believes that the collected materials are...

this also applies to crimea and donbas. and we have a legal grant at the level of the decision of the european court of human rights. further, it will be taken into account by all other courts that are considering it russian crimes. therefore, in principle, it is very important and it is the first one that is so complex. thoroughly talks about the responsibility of the russian federation for everything that is there, well, and probably in a more applied context, nevertheless, when we talk about european states, they pay attention to the decisions of international courts, and this is exactly the reason for to help break russian narratives, russian propaganda about how wonderful it is to live in the occupied territories, that it seems that russia has come to liberate everyone, just that the decision clearly confirms that russia has come to kill, persecute, and even... seize foreign territories, so i think that it is not only of legal importance, it has informational importance, just to break russian propaganda in european cou

crimes, so that's all, the beginning of criminalization, which came with the war, with the seizure of donbas and crimea. criminalization goes hand in hand with russian aggression, and criminalization is, by the way, a tool of russian aggression, it is designed to intimidate ukrainians, but a criminal type was found in rivne who set fire to a military car for the money owed to him send from russia, that is... it can be said that organized crime, criminality, has always been an element of russian aggression, and instead of fighting crime, for some reason our law enforcement officers are fighting ordinary , law-abiding citizens who do not always manage to register in the reserve system in time plus or tsc. mr. volodymyr, but this is a murder, a brazen murder in the middle of nowhere. lviv, obviously, this is obviously not the last such murder and in general this terrorist attack, because it is a terrorist act that was organized, and it is obvious, it is obvious that his goal is to split ukrainian society, to quarrel different political forces among themselves, to cast a shadow on the same azov,

many human and artillery resources they are pouring there, can the situation here be the same as in donbasere now near pokrovsk the russians managed to advance a few kilometers, what is different about the zaporizhia front? uh, the russians are literally there, maybe they have an advance of several hundred meters, but no more, they don’t have... they are trying to develop tactical success, constantly covering everything with artillery fire, connecting their aviation, but i say that these at the most , they will move into the gray zone, they will recapture some stronghold, but before that , it's just them there, i told your colleagues that they have such a tactic called weeding the garden, they just stupidly bomb that area, pelting it with artillery shells. in in general, the russians have not changed their strategies for many, many months, that is , they first drop all kinds of cabs, then a powerful art. preparation, then some assaults, and this and that, gradually destroying the defense lines, they are gradually very slowly with great losses, but advancing, i don’t know, this one is an ar

the ministry of justice told donbas-reality that 5,846 prisoners submitted such statements, and 3,554re already in the army. this is a difference close to... 2,000 are those who are in the process of preparing documents to be submitted to the court for conditional early release, or the court has already made a decision on some of them, but it enters into legal force within seven days. cases when two months were left before the end of the term and well, you are a free person, but the convicts made the decision to be released through this procedure, motivating and justifying it, that i want to return home as a soldier... and not as a former convict, because this yoke, this status in our society also negatively affects the future fate. olena vysotska says that the number of prisoners willing to serve is even greater than expected by the ministry of justice, and a big role in this was played by military personnel who came to prisons to talk about the front and recruit people actually engaged in recruiting. yes, the competition is big enough, but those experienced people went to us. who kn

illegal deprivation of liberty, political prisoners, from the 14th year, this applies to crimea and donbasd to us there is a legal justification at the level of the decision of the european court of human rights, then this will also be taken into account by all other judicial authorities that consider russian crimes, therefore, in principle, it is very important and it is the first that speaks so comprehensively and thoroughly about responsibility of the russian federation for all that is there, and probably in a more applied context. after all, when we talk about european states, they pay attention to the decisions of international courts, and this is just the right reason to help break the russian narrative. russian propaganda about how wonderful it is to live in the occupied territories, as if russia had come to liberate everyone. this decision clearly confirms that russia has come to kill, persecute, and even seize foreign territories. therefore, i think that it is not only legal is important, informational is important, precisely to break russian propaganda in european countries. unfo

russian federation, through which it will still seek to break these international agreements, such as on donbas, let's negotiate, and crimea will always be russian. if crimea is not deoccupied, not only will we not be able to protect people, we will never be able to return security to the european region, so actually this is a very principled decision that should be used as much as possible in that... including in the information space. mr. ehtem, you have a similar question, and i would also like to ask you how, in your opinion, it is possible to force russian federation to implement the decision of the european court of human rights. you know, this case has been going on for almost 10 years, yes, ukraine against russia, and in that case there is also my case and... but here we all are in the majority for 10 years , our team, this is the state, it tried, well, i didn't i am afraid of this word, to force to fulfill first of all this law and this right, which was produced by itself, was produced by the institution itself, and the ecj, because there were always some moments. where inertia was ver

, political prisoners, so that people have had since the 14th year, this also applies to crimea and donbaswe have a legal justification at the level of the decision of the european court of human rights. later, it will also be taken into account by all other judicial authorities that consider russian crimes, therefore, in principle, it is very important and it is the first that speaks so comprehensively and thoroughly about the responsibility of the russian federation for everything that is there . well, probably more so applied context, nevertheless, when we talk about european states, they pay attention to the decisions of international courts, and this is a great reason to help break russian narratives, russian propaganda about how wonderful it is to live in the occupied territories, which is like russia came to release everyone, just this decision clearly confirms that russia came to kill, persecute and seize other people's territories, so i think that it should know not only legally. they have informational value, just to break russian propaganda in european countries, unfortunately,

concessions of russia, that is, we can say that it is possible to introduce a peacekeeping mission in donbas. and so on, there is a period of peaceful settlement, that's all you can say, crimea is a key point, crimea from a geopolitical point of view point of view means if we give crimea to russia, and the only thing that i don’t like very much in this article by johnson is that there seems to be a phrase about crimea, and it is written that without crimea, that is, we are talking to russia, crimea is , as it were, given to russia , this is a huge mistake that cannot be made, crimea should be the first thing that ukraine should take away. and without appeal, without compromise, and precisely by military means. crimea must be taken by military means. how to do it? even now it is possible to create, and this is happening, a blockade of crimea. blockade of crimea could result in russia losing effective control over crimea, and effective control means occupation. in other words, we can create conditions without even carrying out the land phase, when they will not effectively control crimea, and

again, not 95% is left there, which can still be mobilized and there, millions of hordes will go to donbasrm something, no, everything is much smaller, and of course even russian society, it will still gradually tire of the war, or maybe... not so actively even then, the remnants of the mobilization resource will climb there for the next landing, because after all, well, everyone sees the losses perfectly, and let's face it, the russians are not stupid either, they also watch telegram channels, and of course, when they see, like some ukrainian mavik ee is dropping something on them there, or like some ukrainian drones, fip drones are working on them, of course, that every russian puts, like in this video, every russian actually puts himself in this place, and of course that some such super eagerness to attack. i i know and they say that there are a bunch of russian telegram channels where they also publish how they drop all the crap on our soldiers there, but i, for example , don’t see it, because i don’t want to see it, i watch it absolutely without special emotions, as he tears to pieces

shoot, even if they say so, because the game , these games russian efforts to liberate the people of donbas directly say that the ukrainians must be destroyed here as well, they are destroying the local population as well, we see how many bombs these cabs are flying in kostiantynivka and kramatorsk and slavyansk, and it flew over mirnograd, huh, but i see that kirill, that this plan is, well, it is already openly read, that is... they probably have the idea of ​​making some kind of encirclement, but if they have concentrated their strikes in the last day in the direction of to the west of zalizny, and they are trying to expand into this one the zone near new york, that is, in fact, several settlements can be encircled by such people, and accordingly, there are probably defense forces there as well, so far it is not critical, are there any already operationally, as they say? plans to think about something, if this is how the situation develops, well, it is very tactical, there is no point in discussing small areas again, because the situation is constantly changing, in new york this performa

donbas or crimea or some other part of ukrainian territory where russian troops are located - it is notl, a bridgehead. it is not necessary to destroy the target of the splatdarmo. mobilization is taking place there so that ukrainians kill ukrainians so that fewer russians die. the troops are there so that the territory of russia suffers less, and you hear that they call this territory the new russia, someone is bombing the new russia, but no one is bombing the old russia, everything is fine with us, this is the second point, the third point, nato, there is no problem that ukraine will join nato and become a threat to russia, but there is a problem that if ukraine joins nato, its it will be more difficult to win, because... it will be necessary to go to a conflict with nato, and that is exactly why putin does not want ukraine to join nato. in these security guarantees for the russian federation, important ones that were offered by the russian foreign ministry on the eve of a major invasion, it was made clear that russia required guarantees that none of the former soviet republics. which

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this is realia donbas and i am olya teribanska.tell you about what the real russian world looks like. videos and photos that publish the occupation authorities and controlled media demonstrate. to look at the tenth school, there it is, and in the summer of 22, all stakhanivites saw what was happening there. the school was completely occupied by the zsrf, and here is this site, the area nearby, it was all covered with equipment, that is, under every bush there were armored personnel carriers, along the urals, and they dug trenches here. along the apc, along the urals, they dug trenches here. artem karyakin, better known by the nickname eastern, lived for almost 8 years in the occupied kadiivka, formerly stakhanov, in the luhansk region, and anonymously transmitted to the military. here are data on the movement of russian troops to zahopleny.

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we can really create the conditions for a blockade of crimea, no matter what will actually happen in donbas, crimea will immediately shift all attention to itself, and even in that situation, if putin is bluffing and pretending that for the situation in crimea is of no importance to him, and this can happen because he understands crimea. is key in this war, if he begins to express any signals of concern about what is happening in crimea, immediately trump will feel it and immediately understand that putin is in weak position, that is, such a situation may arise at the end of the year, if ukraine continues to take steps to blockade crimea, and i will remind, for example, literally the last strike on the port of kavkaz, the destruction of a railway ferry, this means... that strikes on logistics, on communications continue, and as a result, in fact, there is no longer a ferry -railway crossing, strikes on sea communications continue, and now russian ships, including military ones, are not, they are afraid, let's say, to move freely and ensure communication with crimea. there remains, of course

donbas or crimea or some other part of ukrainian territory where russian troops are located is not aead. there is no need to be a target with a bridgehead. mobilization is taking place there so that ukrainians kill ukrainians so that fewer russians die. there are troops there so that the territory of russia suffers less. and you hear that they call this territory the new russia. someone is bombing the new russia there, but no one is bombing the old russia. all good. we. this is the second moment the third point, nato, there is no problem that ukraine will join nato and become a threat to russia, but there is a problem that if ukraine joins nato, it will be more difficult to conquer it, because, of course, it will be necessary to go into conflict with nato. and that is why putin does not want ukraine to join nato, in these security guarantees for... the russian federation, important ones that were proposed by the ministry of foreign affairs of russia on the eve of the big invasion , it was clearly stated that russia requires guarantees that none of the former soviet republics that hav

year, then all this will end, but the truth is completely different, and it must clearly understand donbasa or some other part of ukrainian territory where russian troops are located is not a target, a bridgehead. you don't have to be a target of a splatdarmo. mobilization is being carried out there so that ukrainians kill ukrainians so that fewer russians die, troops are stationed there so that the territory of russia suffers less, and you hear whether they call this territory the new russia. someone is bombing the new russia there, and no one is bombing the old russia, everything is fine with us, this is the second moment, the third moment, nato, there is no problem with ukraine joining nato and becoming a threat to russia, but there is a problem with that if ukraine joins nato, it will be more difficult to conquer it, because, of course, it will be necessary to go to a conflict with nato. and this is exactly why putin does not... want ukraine to join nato. in these security guarantees for the russian federation, important ones that have been proposed the russian foreign ministry, on the

these were donbas realities. i'm yaroslav krechko, see you soon. picturesque skhidnytsia in the lviv region is a well-known balneological resort not only in ukraine, but also in the world. mineral water flows here simply from mountain springs. tourists come to relax, breathe in the clean mountain air of the carpathians and receive treatment. a village spread out 15 km from the exit. maidan, bordering the skolivsky biskydy national nature park, a nature reserve with unique flora and fauna, locals have always respected such a neighborhood, visitors also appreciate it, this is oleksandr isakov from lviv. he and his family live seasonally in this wooden house a house purchased in the maidan more than two decades ago. we bought that plot sometime in 2004, we first bought a small house, restored it, it was a shack, and then we bought it. oleksandr tells about the plot, once in 2021, when he was resting in his house with his wife and children, a man came to him and offered to sell real estate and land, mr. oleg prots approached me and wanted to buy my plo

view of your situation of the occupation of crimea, the threat to independence and the fifth column in donbashould not talk like that. of course, there are questions, and we will return to them, but first of all, ukraine must win this war, and poland must help ukraine as much as possible, because in fact, it is in our interests, in polish interests. ukrainians protect not only themselves, they protect. maybe now they are not ready to hit warsaw with a missile, but sooner or later this can happen. that is, today i do not see any direct threat, but it is obvious that there is an imperial logic. all this indicates that a blow today is unimaginable. the first stage, after finlandization, it is time for the soviet kerelo-finnish republic. such is the logic of that imperialism. on the example of bolsonaro and others. so, if we are talking about ukraine, this is, in my opinion, the most important moment in the history of ukraine. from the beginning of its existence, ukraine consciously, paying the highest price, blood, sacrifices, suffering, builds its new national identity. in fact, ukraine has alr

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given your situation of the occupation of crimea, the threat to independence and the fifth column in donbass should not talk like that. of course, there are questions, and we will return to them. ukraine. must win this war, and poland should help ukraine as much as possible, because in fact it is in our interests, polish interests, ukrainians protect not only themselves, they protect. a long way, i.e. many different twists and turns, we have to implement many different moments, and the signed polish-ukrainian security agreement is very important, but the most important thing is also the readiness and maturity of the political elites in ukraine and poland to consistently implement it. understand that we have no chance to fix any bugs because it is ongoing war, as it was defined in the kremlin... an existential war against ukraine and against nato, and of course against poland. perhaps now they are not ready to hit warsaw with a missile, but sooner or later it may happen. that is, today i do not see any direct threat, but it is obvious that there is an imperial logic. this is the first stage,