september i worked there for almost a month, so they allowed us two for the fifth hit. there, uh, to donetsk and then we constantly work, first , we work on impassion, lugansk and uh, we start, uh, troitsk volnovakha mariupol e, we work there over the network for 36 days, and then i lost it earlier and we return to moscow we rest for a few days, but next week we are there again, uh, we will. you got hurt. yes tell me how it happened. well, the twentieth neymari. e go it 's western. they say it's calm here already to be honest, and then they shot us four times , the first from me, probably 30 m, the second is already 15 m. and

this is rani, this story was shown on chinese air. let's get it. let's see now at noon on march 20, our reporters followed a group of international media representatives to make an interview with residents of the northern part of mariupol during the work of journalists, several projectiles suddenly fell in close to the shooting site, i don’t see the boss, there is no chinese. after turning off the phone, people ran to the building. we go we go. now renders him first medical glass, dressings, the correspondent was sent to the hospital for treatment of a wound, moreover, a traumatic arm. it didn't take you being called

the chief. yes, because, uh, then we asked, even the residents. they say that they hid azov on the 14th floor and watch us, because that day and we did it, well, a day later we were there again, they already understand everything, and then they called azov. it 's a fire. to us. well, that's how it turned out to be a curious story. you say that you have arrived at some point. yes, where were the fighters of azov who hid on the fourth floor. i see you in this video. i understand that you are not dressed like a military man, right? it’s written on your top in front press on the back it says tv, that is, you can be identified as a journalist, journalists according to the geneva conventions are not combatants, they do not participate in hostilities, and we understand that when we see you and clearly understand that you are journalists. they don't care, and maybe

even specifically understand that you are the ones who called some kind of artillery strike on this place to try to, well, destroy you. let's go forever call by their names. they tried to kill you and well, thank god, of course, they did not succeed, but again we are returning to ours. uh, well, sorry, very painful and hackneyed topic. but this is another war crime to specifically try to destroy not the battalion commander. so we also call on him. artillery fire, behind sev there, somewhere and tracking you down, i understand that you need to be destroyed, because you tell people the truth and no one influences or influences you. this is, of course, an absolutely incredible story. that i think there is, no, it's just that the depth of that bottom, which has not yet been reached. uh, azov and his fighters in what they are doing now, of course, in the donbass in mariupol, this is absolutely incredible. that's how it happened and everywhere throwing this american missiles. in general, this yellow is so light it is plastic. i

even raised a very light look, yes dmitry and yellow american rockets. there is some kind of relationship. well, probably here it means, complexes, anti-tank jewels and the british love well, okay, really light enough. well this is a wearable complex for the destruction of enemy armored vehicles, and you also interviewed civilians in mariupol and introduced conversations. let's see one of your stories. now we are at the exit of the western side of mariupol , right behind us there are anti-tank barriers set up by the armed forces of ukraine, it is clear that in this battle for mariupol , russian and ukrainian troops entered fierce battles in this area. you can still hear the roar of guns. cars and such big yellow rockets, mmm 10 to 15 pieces hid around the corner they shot back and left, and from the other side they smashed us completely near the kindergartens.

we hid near the school, hid tyson note , the cars fired back, left and again, where we live, we were no longer seen in the basement. for the first two days we live in the basement, you see how beautiful we are, clean, i can even wash, nothing with us, i myself am a musician. here are my hands. can i can i play? i can't play anymore. everything. i have released so many children. i have had so many thin children. of course, they sow ukraine even in russia i myself am a russian woman. i myself am from krasnoyarsk, i have relatives there. to me, all the countries died there, we looked here, filmed how they built, uh, peaceful people. and how is it there is your communication. i organize a few point that the reception of the pel-pedic and help them water the medicine is not interested in this humanitarian aid. we have it from

whose side, it turns out, from the russian or ukrainian side, too, and ukraine helps humanitarianly somehow organizes humanitarian corridors for civilians. i've never seen ukrainian i saw only russian helps it grow. he is such a cow, i am with him the first drivers of the ministry of emergency situations, when the most difficult moments, mariupol i saw four cars arrived then this is the east, this is mariuli, mariupol also did not liberate and your help has already arrived. this is a very dangerous shoot everywhere the ministry of emergencies in general. it’s easy to put there and even to the post, which people walk and pass on help and the indicator of the bus, everything is well organized a lot of fakes that the residents do not want to evacuate, they are forcibly, allegedly taken out of the territory. here's what you can about say this? yes, we first, uh, work hard. this is the east, this is baryta, but there i saw mine with my own

eyes. this is generally, they say, very few people, because there is no country. this is a communal aid. there is very little center for the driver to go, because they say there it is generally forbidden to post. this is azov and they are on each step - this is, what spices shoots and i got one month, well, which the locals stayed and everywhere you can see there is a corpse. precisely and did not blow it to the center. that's the way man it's communal help, that's the time russian countries are not shipping there because they just finished the fight. after 30 minutes we got to that one, the village and saw with our own eyes. how many people it suffered destroyed a full settlement of this volumes,

but at that time and the gold is also on to us, it is necessary to shoot it permanently. that is, you encountered the battalion. why do you need all this, because we are working. no, we are working on it. this is the hotspot we would like to show. what happened there? look, this is the west, everything is silent, nothing. i live it in donetsk every day i'm not afraid at all at the front, a i'm afraid in the donbass on donetsk but in the city in a hotel, because every night they shoot from the ukrainian side, for example, this is 21 this point is really sharp. you can't imagine, when i ran for the first time, you see it with your own eyes. they fly down, the specialist said, and several times he stole such a small, iron 15 pieces,

imagine that i took a few places. is this why he is silent? i don't need to show, really, what happened. and when i tell you, it’s like that, it’s true and it’s western in general i do not believe. they said i'm just. transfer said i. what position do i have? i don't. what a pabze my position is that a peaceful person was not harmed, as china treats your work. well, the chinese you know, it's informational now, it's a war this time, for example, chinese works a lot with this internet. they are also if it is american shares, for example, when i transfer it, i

always have it at the bottom. a million people don't give a damn about me, you know, a billion they said both this and that in general, how is this the death of me like this and then this official chinese person, verification. this is the address of 90 in america. this is the western they have this voice they have these glasses. so it’s not very curious that a million comments are, well, a large number. it’s clear. if you analyze 90% of the united states and not a single real chinese in this way, that is, real people there don’t write nasty things to you. eh, i don't understand that exactly. well i believe chinese knowledgeable this is chinese russia is a neighbor. in general , i think, for example, your embassy in china at first only 100 million, and then it’s 600 for 54

million people, look. in china, your products are, they generally buy completely, i think china's russia is the soul, what do you not have to say? it ’s like this and that, and we work here, we work in the donbass, but for me personally, i can’t imagine anyone, from the bottom of my heart. this is how it works for me, but do you meet some of your colleagues foreign journalists there at the site of these hostilities and one of them talks about what is really happening. well, first, probably, the ninth of march, i am american. youtuber fee. he is some kind of correspondent, and he lives there in the donbass, uh, 8 years 8 years, and we are called a spy. it's just a joke. it's like this. well, he also worked with me there, and then it was

ukrainian. uh mida application wrote, china said phoenix uh, bad work from the sixth, but layer on us then our broadcaster too i myself am american together. we are working. west earning correspondent is also there, so i want to take him to an interview. he does not want. well then, i'll take pictures, and we shit our ukrainian mida tv company. here is the answer. they have a fight with us, in general, that's why. here, ukraine believes that you are doing a poor job. that's right, i understand, of course, this is a search for me and they say to take my head, i don't understand anything at all. this is nitrogen. this joke is not worth it to me. i have a simple correspondent. why write such a word on the internet

and even the lithuanian deputy chairman is fools in general with glasses. i wore glasses. he put the photos said, this is the champion said, and i'm a spy. i am a russian spy. you don't need a track. the chinese do not necessary. and why ukrainian spy? funny. that's it. in short, you are the main enemy for azov. as i understand it, we just talked about battalions, which are banned in russia all over the world. i understand correctly that it should be banned, but vladimir zelensky claims that there are no nazi formations on the territory of ukraine . we will talk about this immediately after the advertisement. valery todorovsky presents let's face no one will know from you. igor doesn't want to know. stick iodine, do n't do it. why because no one will collapse will not recognize the premiere of a serial film. look

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, if i saw them with my own eyes, i remember very well, as you know. uh, the very beginning of the maidan , uh, december 2013. i personally saw a huge portrait of stepan bandera, and this is all paraphernalia and a swastika right in the center right in front of the column. this independence stella of independence in the very center of maidan and he stood there to the last and everyone around him went to take pictures of nothing even more than that, and it didn’t start with maidan started much earlier, because, well, you will be surprised now in ukraine, the swastika has never been banned. any literature, any paraphernalia, some old military things, but personally walked around the flea market, kievskaya and said something interesting on the collapse of all sorts of badges of helmets of his ss all sorts of historical artifacts in the same minecraft literature printed and moreover printed. uh, fresh enough fresh enough fresh in russian in english, everything is for free sale. everywhere has its own even in the same germany in antique

shops. it's all neatly plastered up, because it 's forbidden there now in ukraine all communists are banned. you can’t get out of a sickle hammer with an asterisk without taking a hammer from them , but the swastika is not forbidden. and what actually, returning to the issue of fascism. it seems to me that it was precisely in the fourteenth year that two volunteer battalions were formed there. there were more azovs, but these were the main ones, they were obviously not of the nazi current, yes, that is, with everyone attributes with a swastika with its own symbols with a very aggressive rhetoric obvious. yes, and uh, it’s curious what’s left with them next, because what should have been done will be removed, the realized state is right to somehow destroy it, to somehow get rid of it, what ukraine did and didn’t incorporate them into itself, that is this battalion was given official state status. they entered the troops. as far as i remember the national guard of ukraine and actually. now they are official

armed formation of ukraine and , accordingly, they fall under everything. uh, international rules and conventions. let's just ask the person of the former employee of the sbu of ukraine vasily nikolaevich prozorov we are now in touch with us about the azov battalions e, he knows everything. a term like neo-nazism, it seems to me nazism, it is always nazism, nothing new has appeared in it. the first volunteer battalions appeared in ukraine in march. in the fourteenth year, immediately after the maidan , these were the so-called first and second reserve battalions of the national guard, which later united under the general name of the battalion named after the kulchitsky general, who died near slavyansk . the battalions formed all of the maidan militants from supporters of the right sector and other right -wing radical groups. this was the battalion named after kulchitsky, relatively speaking, it was the first

volunteer battalion, and to this day it is in the structure of the national guard of ukraine in the future. here at the end. april to may, it was the rampart of the formation of volunteer battalions. they followed two main paths. the first is the formation, at each regional department of internal affairs, of a volunteer battalion of special purpose patrol police. this was formed and the battalion. azov it was a battalion, the dnieper battalion, the peacekeeping golden gate, there are a lot of them, almost three dozen such units were later just a battalion call in the fall in the fourteenth year, on the personal instructions of avakov from the structure of the ministry of internal affairs, that is, the police structures were transferred to the national guard, this was done so that the battalion would become, e, a classic military unit, they were a police unit and could receive its artillery and tanks. all

other volunteer battalions in the structure of the ministry of internal affairs, they remained special purpose patrol battalions. peacemaker kiev-1, kiev two from storm there and so on. all of them were formed in april-may of the fourteenth year. basically. uh from the participants of the maidan from the supporters of the right of radical groups. somewhere there was more , somewhere less. for example, if azov was formed, mainly on the basis of supporters of the national socialist assembly of ukraine who were the leader of the ticket, then, for example, the dnieper was formed simply from among the supporters of the maidan and living in the city of dnepropetrovsk and for example, there the battalion of the virgin mary was formed under the leadership. e, mr. korchinsky and from among the supporters of the ukrainian national self-defense oz. but as it were, that's all maya battalions april may

fourteenth year. this is precisely the backbone of the right of the radical non-nazi and openly fascist. who were part of these power units, and why were they formed? what is their main task and purpose? you understand, then in the spring of 14, the army was, in principle, practically not there ; they were seriously demoralized after the maidan. and when they were thrown back to the east even conscripts who went through the maidan, that is, were still serving ukraine there, but here they are sent into battle by those who are against, whom they opposed on the maidan, that is, there were no vera internal troops in kiev at that time either . although they were already renamed the national guard even then, and therefore, in order to speak directly, but drown in blood. that's all, uh, about the russian movement in the east of ukraine

, these kindnesses were hastily formed, and in a hurry. by this i mean that they took everything regardless of, for example, if a person is standing. on registered in a psycho-neurological dispensary, but he has no criminal record, a vivid example of the commander of the tornado company ruslan onishchenko abalmaz, who, with five convictions, became not just a volunteer fighter. he even received an officer's rank in the system of the ministry of internal affairs. well , these are people who already came there with a certain ideology or some material values. they were promised big salaries there, maybe there were no big salaries there, but there was a very large group of people who frankly went for kindness for the purpose of profit and, as it were, some kind of its ideology on these people did not have the first stage. it’s just, uh, they got a machine gun in their hand, respectively, they got power and, uh, swaggered, embodying some kind of psychological desire complexes there, and lined

their pockets. well, relatively speaking, yes, the second large category of people. these were specifically individuals with a clearly ideological orientation, who believed that all transmitters were in the east of ukraine. eh, they're all sold. russia and they really need to be drowned in blood. well, we know, as if already from the facts, that the maidan itself was in fact, and the project of the west to organize an armed coup. uh, is it possible to say that it was the western intelligence services that were the curators of the organization of these special battalions, and how deep was this participation that the western intelligence services supervised the new power that came to kiev a. it’s already like this, as it were, contrived, resorting to such a method to stay in power and suppress, we will say so, the rebellious regions, because who was the initiator of the creation of good works turchins avakov kolomoisky, these are those who came on the wave maidan new let's say, so the ukrainian rulers.

they perfectly understood that their power is very shaky, that it is staggering and can jump out at any moment, and they specifically gathered for this. for yourself these are personal pocket armies, with the help of which they simply drowned in blood. here, after all, those who burned on may 2 in odessa. e odessans, they practically all later served in volunteer battalions to one degree or another. and what is the approximate number of these formations e, about thirty volunteer battalions in the e system, national police, and somewhere this battalions , somewhere these are regiments, that is, a regiment. eh, the battalion, the dnieper is now half the dnieper, and the battalion, kiev, he became a regiment, kiev in these battalions there were a lot of people who, let's say, were not officially fighters. that is, they were not listed in the staff lists. the ministry of defense is some kind of gift or there is the ministry of internal affairs, like azov

there the dnieper and so on was a big uh, a lot of people who served fought participated in some kind of punitive operations, but they were not listed anywhere officially in azov when i met him officially there were 500 people in the state, but in fact there were about a thousand about aidar they say, in general he had 800 people in the state, as it was a battalion of territorial defense of the ministry of defense, but in fact everything reached 2.000 these people walked with weapons and wore stripes. aidar were located at the location of these units, but officially they did not serve there, by the way, it also explains that the losses, for example, in the same ilovaisk, the ukrainian side claims it, but in fact they really quite different. it’s just that if in the same dnieper battalion there were, mm, officially 100 people, and only 80 people died there, and at the same time another 50 came out,

then the question is where, where did 30 more come from , this is from among those who was not officially listed, but, nevertheless, the de-factor was a fighter of this unit, thank you. that's for these detailed answers. the best. i hope that until soon the tasks of the special operation sound on the denazification and demilitarization of ukraine , demilitarization, for sure, we all understand, then there is uh limit or let's say u neutralize all military formations u denozification, what is this word in itself tait how to decipher it? you know, here, the longer it goes. uh, a special military operation, the more information gets into our hands on how the ukrainian armed forces behave, uh. as our uh, dear chinese friend told us that what is happening there is that the truth must somehow come out uh into the world, because we are blocked in terms of information, so this is what i am leading to, and i have a strong feeling that this is precisely the nazi

ideology, very deeply imbued. not just uh, some kind of battalion. azov, the armed forces of ukraine, she very deeply permeated society. and this is very serious. uh, the problem is that over these years. it didn't happen now. not from the fourteenth year is a cap. it's reformatted step by step. whole country. well, it’s clear that , uh, society is involved in this, because if we are talking about textbooks, yes, which you and i held here in our hands, dismantled in our program and the people who are brought up with it. they definitely get it. this is the nazi consciousness of another. they just don't, they don't have that choice. i don't know anymore if, uh, one identification is needed here. here we need a much more serious, deeper process of reverse reformatting of society, because, well, a number of my classmates went to a military school. e, in the process of the collapse of the soviet union, they remained there and e. believe me. eh, they have too. uh, the brain turned. and these people supported the operation against donbass

against, uh, killing for killing their own people, they chipped in on all these, uh, fugitive operations. and uh, the problem is more than just the right sector. more than e, which, in principle, in itself, within the framework of ukraine, is a small aggressive organization of the nazi current. this is a bigger problem than, uh, the problem of some individual national battalions. this is the problem of the whole country, the problem of society and now the problem of society, which somehow must e now e change and make e, that good old ukraine that was once e let's now to our hello to the conversation, alexander yuryevich beard and a deputy of the state duma of the russian federation. good afternoon, here is the denocification of ukraine let's talk a little about what we are facing at the moment. what society is society? what is the focus now in ukraine well, let's, firstly, figure it out in flight. we are still very actively confused with them. you said that ukrainians are there now and

in general. by the way, the ukrainian place, well, from it was not existed for many centuries, and now it has remained in in memory, the people said they were, well, i walk in literature, but in the political ukrainian nationalism of the one that was there, i don’t know where he considers himself, that bogdanov does not exist in ukraine now, so there is no need to call nazism nationalism these are two completely emphasize different phenomena . you just don't have to forget one simple thing about your son - that's exactly what the german oriented towards the russians and everything russian, to destroy everything russian, physically, morally, ideologically, whatever. there is such saturation in ukraine.