guys, i'm coming. well, i say, there to my own. i ’ll take you with me for a day, i’ll be afraid with my family, but my mouth doesn’t speak to me, and i won’t leave the guys, i call the platoon commander, the platoon commander comes in, i say, well, then you are talking to me, well, now he is tense with the commander. i won't leave the guys. the third platoon comes in. i say, well, then you are talking to me , i will not leave the guys. and this is in one of the most shelled villages and the guys are constantly sitting on you with artillery fire, and now they tell me this . well, to be honest, i'm very pricked straight. and we are the mobilization reserve. it's not military. and now, a month later, bombing and shelling. that's what they tell me, and i'm just proud of my guys. yes, kim, we still showed footage today of how the somali battalion returns to donetsk after the operation in mariupol, how they are met by local residents. as i understand it, the mood of our guys is always upbeat after such a meeting. cheerful spirit. here, as max indian told, it is very very high level. cheerful harsh seasoned toothy ready

solve special problems. yes. e. that's about the mood. now i will separately note once again the indian unit, i will pay attention to the fact that these are, in fact, fighters mobilized quite recently. now for a month and a half there. uh, they became hardened fighters and i want to note the armed forces in this direction. ukraine tried it was not a full scale attack attempt. it was such a reconnaissance, there was such a reconnaissance of the battle, but that's where they got stuck. there they got hit in the teeth, respectively, to block more boripol. they are do not want passing indians. our big hello, and thanks to his unit, too, a big thank you to us in direct communication was like that, and with the story, and the situation , and of course, alexander yuryevich, the mood of our fighters is of great importance now, of course. we are now talking about the highest level of fighting spirit and the connection of generations, in fact, these guys. this is the real knights, this is what russia has always stood on. these are the people, uh, the spirit that

can never be broken. grinding enemy forces point work, slowly systematically. the most important priority is to save the lives of our civilian fighters . and here are these guys. they know what they are doing. they free their land. this is precisely the guarantee of their strength of spirit and the correct understanding of their work. sash, well, you know the fighters well and their mood. you know well. here is the fourteenth year and the 22nd year. it's a fundamentally different emotional state. wow, fundamentally different. right now. uh, the same sables are smaller, yes less anger and a sense of confidence. tell me what they might feel, because you lived it all yourself. well, listen, guys, we've been waiting for eight years. when, firstly, uh, russia recognizes their, uh, right to

self-defense, and secondly, when they go forward at 8:00, can you imagine what it is like 8 years in the trenches in the same place and every day a fight for 8 years at 365 multiply this days will turn out. in general , i think that the feat of the uh guys, the donbass itself is these eight years, because uh, this is the salt of the russian land in the full sense of the word for eight the hardest years. they didn't bend. they didn't betray anyone. they didn't even change their minds. they endured 8 years of enduring - this is hmm well, that is, well, it really is. this is some kind of gold reserve, and now and what am i talking with the guys for 24 years. we are generally fine. now we have opened warehouses with bc for you. well, we’re not really a mystery. yes, they

just locked her up in the evenings . you used to go there before, that is, they really checked the minsk agreements automatic, huh? and the warehouses were closed. and why do you think the guys exchanged with each other when they realized that it would be hot there at the yasnovsky checkpoint , then the neighbors there, from panteleymonovka, threw a couple of boxes of cartridges there, e with each other. here they drove to lugansk for zabk, they were quieter there. well, it was. it absolutely was. well, a special atmosphere but, and now, well, the guys have just calmness and then, in fact, even the title of hero of russia, uh, in okha that's right, not the heroes of the dpr because their own heroes of russia, namely the hero russia in parallel. this, of course, for all the fighters in

both donetsk and lugansk was of great importance, because this recognition is not only a political recognition, it is a calling of military merit. here and uh, our correspondents say everything is true. well somalia is sparta today, but wolfhounds really are people who are 8 years old. i repeat, years ago, they were simple working miners who yes did not always know how to approach automatically. and now, yes, what kind of nato army is there for them. they went through fire into water and copper pipes. for 8 years they made films about them clips. they did not succumb to this either, and they went through it, they lost their commanders, motors and givi, but they did not all say the enemy hoped, and after we killed the motor and givi, they will disappear there, they did not disappear, they described themselves and they are

now they are fighting, but these are the gods of war, which i have already lost, and anyway, the battalion came so his father, who was his chief of staff, that is, uh hmm, in any case, after our victory here, russia will have an army that is in the world no one for one simple reason, unlike americans who fought s e s yugoslav e s aircraft carriers without landing ashore. yes, as with iraq. actually, we will have an army that has passed the city unique contact battle, i want to raise the topic. it is important that you said about the star of the hero in oohs, that's right. i think that alexander zakharchenko and mikhail tolstykh are still waiting for their own star. i i suspect that here we will run into these idiotic norms of ours. i managed to get a passport

of a citizen of the russian federation, but we must rest for the sake of memory, but anatoly alexandrovich a an important point that alexander yuryevich also raised about our army. she's completely different now. this is a unique army, unique units that have experience of real battles in urban conditions, nato instructors who have trained ukrainians for many years. we see what happens to their morale. this means that the nato instructor is ineffective. or does it mean that we are working correctly? yes, in general, this is something else, but the armed forces of nato from the moment when they had no serious the enemy, that is, from the moment when we first surrendered to the mercy of nato the participants of the other participants in

the warsaw pact, and then we ourselves fell ill all the very time, nato has been improving in combat operations according to the 3b formula with impunity, shooting an unarmed enemy from a safe distance. and this, to put it mildly, does not help. the people say we are in general. showed that they are ready for anything and we can do everything from and without ba not the ukrainian army, it is something in general, not only in the cities, for example, in the first week of our actions. uh. the armed formation of the

terrorist group ukraine quite effectively ambushed small groups that lagged behind the march or were engaged in certain tasks, and this week something between a hundred and two hundred of our military personnel were captured and then cut off, that is, we figured out very quickly learned them resist. so now the participants themselves for the garden began to fall into directly in commercial quantities and i think by the time the terrorist group is liquidated. ukraine is its roof washington and brussels will

think for another 10 years. and what are they to do now and not invent. i'm afraid you know why processes are already running to guarantee it? the solution , moreover, launched not without our participation in the last decade. actually, because they are trying to fight ukraine, what do they hope? at least in this way to turn the tide of events, so no turning point will break in any case, even here do not look more suicidal period. most of the uh, ilyich's plant is destroyed. this is a plant that we have already liberated, well, a relatively long time ago by the standards, but the modern calculation of time, when everything is compressed and until now, the corpses of the ukrainian military are found there on the territory of the ilyich plant and what

the plant looks like now was filmed by the correspondent of the publication ridovka kirill mashev. let's see we are at the ilyich plant, which was recently recaptured by the forces of the russian federation and the army of the people's dpr from ukrainian nationalists. they stayed here a very long time. now let's see how it all happened here. here are the cocktails. do you know which ones are in the bag? let's carefully look at the mines, but you see this blow from the outside. yes, it fits a whole truck. from here, there is a minibus nearby for comparison of absolutely all the cars that were here . they burned down, about the same thing is

happening now at the azovstal plant, more fierce guys are sitting there. they are not going to surrender yet. here is the tunnel in which the bodies lie. now you have seen what the unwillingness to surrender of the russian army looks like. it's completely pointless. death, because it is useless to resist. a whole shop with nothing left and was it worth it all to just hang out here for a while and give up. in the end, nothing is known at all. is it possible to install this in the middle of our kamaz trucks with ukrainian numbers. here is such a parking lot of american hamers. that's how they

made a weapons warehouse out of an industrial building. so , how do you like such graffiti behind my back, the basement where the ukrainians were located. nationalists you see the remnants of the ukrainian troops. here it is, placing the ukrainian form a lot. i think more than 300 people could definitely be located, they easily abandoned their dog. home-made here again, the tubes from the jivelins had such reserves of water. yes, here they are armored bunkers, it is not known how much it would take. and beat everyone

out if they didn't give up. nikit but the military base is essentially some kind of factory. here we will talk about the plant of ilyich to understand, probably, the plant will be the western audience. she produced something. this is a pure military base, military part in its purest form. moreover, we see that it was designed, apparently, thanks to western instructors. we see that the connection that exists. and now she's a blocked zone arose. here. we just wonder every day. how are they blocked there? it would seem it would seem that there are means for the sake of electronic warfare, but despite this, every time they go on the air, they record all kinds of videos, including appealing to the world community. that is, we see that what we are seeing now in mariupol because it it really became a kind of outpost of azov , an outpost of nationalists, who were nazis, who were supposed to eventually go on the attack on the donbass and it is possible that they would also attack our country. if, uh, not for the beginning of the war of the operation, then there

would be much more of these outposts. it would be mariupol others. why does the post have a purpose? that is, he is either defensive or offensive. absolutely for an offensive operation, and already those languages ​​\u200b\u200bthat are now being interrogated have repeatedly said that yes, there were plans for an attack on the donbass, including including in march, while this offensive was to be accompanied by powerful support. those same western countries that were pumped up just at that time in tons. yes, we remember how the americans boasted that they constantly supply birds, birds arrive, or rather, large cargo planes, and with tens of tons of weapons, and in this sense, what we now see in mariupol, if not for the timely, absolutely correct strategic point from the point of view of the decision to launch a military operation, what we saw in mariupol, we would saw throughout the rest of ukraine the second very important moment. indeed, this is a war of a new type, indeed we see that our weapons. uh, our newest prototypes work due to this,

we have an overwhelming advantage in the air. our air defense systems are actively working, the vaunted bayraktars, which the ukrainians bought in packs from the turks, in my opinion, they don’t exist at all now. yes , but it's very important, but it's very important. here again. uh, in this case, i am relaying the information of the military correspondents of the guys who are on the ground with in this, these military operations revealed our , let's say, invulnerability, but weaknesses, because what would be needed more would be unmanned aerial vehicles that can carry out both reconnaissance and proper activities aimed at destroying these objects. this is an important second point is the drones, especially in the conditions of rather urban clashes. that is the so-called urban cyrillic. here are these drones and intelligence with the help of these drones understanding. who is where at what point, uh, lay down there, and so on. it saves lives. it much more effectively with this you can perform combat missions. therefore, our weapons really have no analogues. but this experience

that we are now getting, maybe including those weak points that still remain somewhere else, including modernizing very quickly, uh, and in this regard, these are the guys who are liberating mariupol i believe that all the heroes, as our president said, are all the guys who participate in the military operation. these are our heroes, the whole country is proud of them. it seems to me all the russian world, but those guys who are now clearing out defended as part of the assault. mariupol is that elite in my opinion, which in a sense has no analogues in practice. let's remember the last time american troops really cleaned up this or that object, for example, in syria 33 b yes, they didn't do it. and our guys do it on the ground, and in this case they do it. it 's heroic brilliant uh, kira tell uh. short. if possible, then we will continue. uh, here are the western weapons that they find there. here is ivan pavlovich shows a great plot somehow ask them there is hope. first of all, i would like to note that we are

watching a report from the ilyich plant on his birthday, and this is ironic. and the second thing about weapons, of course, any processes that are associated with responsibility, they always take place after a fight, so it’s completely obvious that you first need to complete a special military operation, and then actually bring all the perpetrators to justice. i just keep a list of those purely for myself conventions, in which ukraine is a signatory, because it is important in this case for the implementation of responsibility for and. i want to say that this list is expanding every day, that is, all conferences do not have their own conventions, which they have violated, of course, yes, that is, almost the entire complex of the four geneva conventions of the forty-ninth year on humanitarian law, the entire convention has been violated in eightieth year. in conventional weapons on cluster mines and much more. that is, in fact, they have something to present another question, what must first be completed, and all these plots, and then actually deal with responsibility. literally just briefly. well, because of what

we have seen, it is generally valid in any state that deals with the army. and he takes it seriously. in general, there are always three components in which the main investments go, that is, the first is understandable. military-technical equipment is the second strategy and tactics. this is really such a war of minds to a greater extent, and here are elements of a hybrid war and proxy battles and so on and so forth. and here, in fact, the third component is the people directly those who find themselves on the battlefield. and this is the percentage that everyone builds for themselves in absolutely different ways. it seems to me that the russian federation does not beg the importance of the first two aspects. still, she always relied on people and on the quality of military training. this is the right bet, because now, when it came to the point, it was precisely this bet that was justified. and, of course, this is especially noticeable in the donbass, which, in general, for a long time. they had big problems with the first component, that is, logistical, but despite this , they were always strong. here are the final

ingredients. and now it seems to me that everything just came into balance. i answer, here is the question that was asked at the beginning. daniil bessonov, deputy minister of information of the dpr, daniil bessonov, is in direct contact with us now. good afternoon, we heard beletsky's statement. yes, i will go, mariupol, yes, yes, if they go out to the immortal regiment, they will cover the procession. as you see, it’s not even here, uh, it’s not about the announcement that the ukrainian army announced the possibility of a missile attack. here the thing is that he confirmed, uh, all previous terrorist attacks that were not carried out by all arrows and dots and artillery, that is, he calmly said this, because for them this is a common thing, and they simply said so. well, try it, we will apply

dots flying at you there, well, that means we will hit, so here at the same time i want to say that they perfectly understand that the invasion of the immortal the regiment will come out not only military personnel in the main. civilians and he said that, yes, we will strike, and in the ukrainian media, no one corrected him, journalists, or the like, and i will emphasize another point. they are everything that happened before that and all the terrorist attacks that they did, he signed it because it was them before that they tried to make excuses. no, this is not us, they are themselves and the like this is not our point there, like with kramatorsk yes, this is not our point ay and the like, that is, they are fine here in this signed, and i think it's a great statement. so little by little with the course of this military operation. the truth is more and more beginning to hide more clearly, whether western sponsors will pull it, because such an opening of the card, in fact,

recognition in kramatorsk yes, the point of application and the fact that in donetsk when people with cluster munitions died, the point was knocked down, but should pull to say, what are you talking about? yes, it seems to me that no one cares anymore, as if from western representatives, so to speak, here are the officials. they also, uh, are often quite blunt. to all russians. that's why, uh, nobody's going to turn him away. they are ukrainian nazis performing their function. e them e. the west fed them the west motivates them to supply everyone needs e, in order to act against russia as a whole against the russians at the moment on the territory of ukraine, therefore, it seems to me that there will be no consequences for this statement from the west, there will be understanding for him . how many refugees are there in the republic now? and what about the

humanitarian component? that is, everything to him can accommodate, and is there enough food? and , of course, the issue of water. let me remind you that it is tied to the liberation of the territory. where is the pressure tower located. well, not yes, but a filtration station for pumping water. how are you in this regard ? oh well, now donetsk and other settlements in the donetsk people's republic are using the reserves that we have technical water supplies. here, uh, and, of course, this issue will be solved by military means, but he will solve it. i think in the near future here about the number of refugees, but i have data no need to understand that e refugees. uh, they are well, in such a quantity, firstly, all of them, uh, cannot be worked out by any one body, so they are immediately, let's say, uh, they are checked, firstly they are evacuated and they are also being checked. well

, different structures, mainly the ministry of internal affairs, but also the military and, uh, our state security. uh, also part of the refugees. well, most of them, of course, are hosted and provided. where is he on the territory of the dpr, some of the refugees are sent to the territory of the russian federation, which is why, well, as far as we can we uh, the life of refugees. well, we provide everything necessary, so here, well, no one complains , everything is accommodated, but after the liberation of mariupol, which was reported to the president yesterday, the flow of refugees from the city has decreased, or people are still going, because everything is destroyed. well, i'll tell you this, that in fact, many remain in mariupol, and someone leaves, someone remains after all. uh, when your earth is your home, then, well, not everyone is ready. here we see e on reports from mariupol yes , every day, in fact there are a lot of people, enough there lives. there are open points of humanitarian

aid for them, our volunteers. now you go there, so a sufficient number of people live there. not everyone left there. thank you very much, daniil bessonovsky was in direct contact with us, write to the minister of information of the dpr, we talk a lot about how we can convey our information and our point of view to the west to foreign countries. we often rightly say that the western media simply does not notice what is happening, but in social networks there are still certain movements in japanese social networks in japanese what is important, but the video is actively distributed, where is the american journalist. uh, us passport journalist patrick lancaster, who works in the territory of the donetsk people's republic, was reporting from mariupol where he spoke with a little girl from mariupol and the japanese translated and distributed the look. it was

very painful even after they helped us drag me to the basement to the neighboring garage. it stops the blood there for a very long time for 2-3 hours and the next day it turns out. i know that my mother and grandmother will not return, and then we decided that we should leave from here. we learned that there is a bomb shelter here. there are uh doctors here who can help me and and the next day in the morning as soon as we woke up i did. dad bandaged his leg, after which we wanted to leave and again would try to shoot at us. at that time there was none.

only the ukrainians, the ukrainian army, who tried to shoot, in my opinion, and after we left there did not stop bombing. well, in the garage and after we arrived already here here and hid behind the sick because of the hospital that we they are no longer there. and the dpr army helped us, and they helped me, they tied my legs, my hands and my head, it was also good russian. thanks that.

they helped us take out all the sick and wounded. of course, i am a small connoisseur of the japanese language, i can not translate the subtitles they voice and i want to believe that they voice exactly what this girl says, most likely, it is kira but this is the desire of the japanese to translate such videos show your audience. this is an interest in combat operations and in war. or that interest in the truth, which is actively hidden from them. i think that a certain effect of surprise and the reaction of correspondents simply worked here. actually, it was clear that he hoped that i would now begin to denounce the russian army. and everything turned out quite the opposite. and by the way, this is true. you often ask a question. but, how to convey information and so on. and more than a month ago, when i was in this studio, and they also talked about it, when they shout and so on, and i generally expressed the idea that maybe not yet shout, but just do the deed. and now, judging by

how the number of videos has been multiplying over the past month and a half, where the russian army really acts as a peacemaker, treats, feeds, and pulls people out from under the rubble, but really such. you can shoot thousands of videos, and this is it. the same , in general, informational, er, history associated with soft power. although it seems to me that there is not even an end in itself in the form of this very soft power. and we are just like that. that is, it is simply that original strategy that has been adopted. and it is absolutely right to shoot for social networks or to make people multiply them themselves, translate them and distribute the opportunities that , of course, social networks have. our task is to have more of this, but again, this is not an end in itself. and this is just one of the consequences of the fact that the society exists according to certain laws and indeed today. this is the interweaving due to social networks. it's just colossal, so it's still true drop by drop. she will seep through. and so i think that over time there will be more and more of this and

public opinion, it will already begin to filter, that there is some official western position, and it is a single monolithic one, but at the same time social networks provide some kind of alternative, and it is sometimes very curious and it will do this is the transition. oksanych, and the coverage of social networks. it is now much larger than the official media. maybe it's time not to pay attention to these major publications , japanese spread themselves. well, i think that these people can cope without our help as a person who does what he is interested in. as a rule, this person does it. so, others become interested in a person who does something by order. it may guarantee quantity, but not quality, so a large number of fakes were in the early days, which were prepared for sure and fall, when the first days of the media ata.