army aviation carry out the tasks of covering convoys, escorting cargo, and also destroying armored vehicles, infrastructure, and recording the radio communications of the crew. during one of the sorties were published online. observes the team from here direct skin coordinates release she fired coordinates. soldiers of the chechen special forces filmed the operation of grad multiple launch rocket systems on apu equipment in the area of ​​​​the city of popasnaya. there is now an active offensive of our troops. all of these also appeared footage of rocket attacks on the artyom defense plant. in kyiv, this is confirmed in our

ministry of defense. and now the american media gave out a new sensation according to their data. russia is deploying trained military dolphins at the black sea naval base. on satellite images, the americans saw as many as two dolphin pens that can protect ships from potential underwater sabotage. well, here it is worth recalling that last summer the place of fighting dolphins, the british frightened everyone with fighting dogs by paratroopers. putin's video with the landing of dogs then made a very strong impression on the europeans. meanwhile, ukraine decided to military exercise in the odessa region, according to the official version, these exercises are necessary to coordinate actions in k units, but by an amazing coincidence, the exercises will be held in the city of podolsk, odessa region, to transnistria, the largest military ammunition depot in europe, exactly 23 km from there. nato is also starting a new exercise right at the borders of

russia, 8,000 british military dozens of tanks and more than a hundred armored vehicles will go from britain to eastern europe, sky news reports that the main task of the exercise is, of course, however, ukrainian nationalists continue to use the tactics of terrorists to counter russia. firing positions placed in schools in kharkov and odessa this was stated by the head of the national defense control center of the russian federation , colonel-general mikhail mizintsev. in kharkov, in residential buildings on the streets of academician pavlov and krichevsky in the gymnasium, number 14, school number 73 , number 145 in lyceum number 161 and in odessa, in houses on joyful street and in carpet lane in the building of school number 40, neo-nazis, hiding behind peaceful residents, how they equipped firing positions like a human shield. placed heavy weapons; we will establish a direct connection with the studio of the special correspondent of the media holding. komsomolskaya

pravda, dmitry steshin. here he is with us dmitry good afternoon. thank you. what that you go to us on the air. and let's immediately with your findings. as far as i understand, you were somewhere underground in the area of ​​the ilyich plant and found something very interesting there. tell us what is there in general, how is it all there , how does it all look, because here we are often here we talk about these underground bunkers , some kind of casimats about some kind of catacombs. well, i would like to hear from you directly, the witnesses, so to speak, how it looks and what they found there. and that means the business of the marines. azov still had some equipped a hospital in a hundred- meter adit, which took place somewhere in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe blast furnace, which means that according to the signs , it is strictly forbidden to be in this storm while working at home. here it is through there is a side entrance. uh, the impression is creepy there at the entrance to capital, but broken-down, ambulance

for some reason, in which bottles were stacked. eh, incendiary mixture, such fillets right, here's mine there. yes, the most, perhaps, they set up in it e for about a hundred people e on roughly knocked together wooden ones. and where they lived there and threw garbage. well, the feeling, of course, the terrible cheese was heated. this is all a huge stove called kozak. and in parting, they poured half a bucket of cartridges into this stove. they put several mines of stretch marks, i worked there with the night nurse of our vostok battalion but it is clear that e medicine does not happen much. yes, we have already taken it out. almost half a truck of saline got out. uh, expensive operating table. hmm, the price is about 100,000 hryvnia for such a table. yes, they dropped everything. there was littered with medicines along the walls, and moreover, a majority, that is, 90% of the medicines, are nato nato

army packages. this is europe and just the usa from ukraine there, only zelenka and alcohol drank alcohol immediately, which means the people who were there. they were desperate, but they painted the walls. ukraine on top. everything will be punished and so on. uh. here. well, these inscriptions did not help them. and now, sorting out this medical garbage, yes, i put it in bags before export. i came across red test tubes, not test tubes containers, but for especially hazardous biological waste, i already figured out these containers. and a lot of what i read there are yellow containers. them. you can sometimes find in dental offices in tattoo parlors for eagles there are some kind of disposable scalpels, here are red ones just for especially dangerous biological waste liquids. there blood tissues of some kind made by these punches of the united states by phone of the manufacturer. and the california manufacturer, in principle, specializes

precisely in such equipment, which they did in this creepy underground hospital or there are several dozen there. what samples were collected there? i don't know people who could tell this. here , near the entrance of the hospital, they lay there like a slag heap. uh, black bags or just a bunch of corpses in there people who died died from a wound. or were in this gentleman. well, here it is, nakhodka yes, yes it looks clear. well, probably they will tell, so to speak, experts what what does it mean, does it mean anything, but it looks, of course, so rather menacingly ominous. we are now showing our viewers these pictures, what is the general situation in mariupol, dmitry and mariupov are working hard. uh, volunteers, they are recruited at the centers where they distribute humanitarian aid. there, everything is hung with advertisements, inviting men to work there. here they are in orange vests, and the main streets have been cleared. here from fragments of fragments. that is, you can ride, well

, 50 percent, probably, the street has been cleared. e hmm i was in school at 53 they started it up. this is the only school where children go there, but who can get there on foot? and children, unfortunately, well, it 's terrible, but the maximum that schools can give him. this is milk, milk, some cookies, the elders are also given marshmallows for milk. tenth-eleventh grade lessons to the village for 30 minutes, and the teachers were gathered. uh, hmm from all over the city, who could come and get it, uh, because the eleventh graders need to finish uh, school they do, here in the near future. well, the classes will be yes, july, probably, well, because 2 months were missed. there is no school at the time, while water is electricity at night, they purely say that yes, we missed school. it is, of course, children. yes, you are amazing. do you hear that they miss the program now at school, again uh 5 hours a week of the russian language used to be one hour,

understand? it’s also symbolic to say so, and it’s important , ah. dim, tell us, please, against the background of yesterday's statements, they are so inspiring. uh, apparently, the azov people who sit on the azov steel zelensky who said so to speak. we are about to start deblocking with the help of it, just now , literally, reuters reports, with reference to the ukrainian authorities, that some humanitarian corridors from azov steel will be opened today with the support of the un. for now, we only have such information without details, maybe you hear something, you know something. reliable to go out, they are not going to give away the local residents of the plant employees. they are not are going. it's like taking off your armor. excuse me, such a comparison of them, apparently they will be cleaned up by forces. after that i understood. thank you

very much dmitry steshin was a special correspondent of the media holding who was in direct contact with us. komsomolskaya pravda, of course, during the day today we will closely monitor what will happen on azov once again i will say retro reports with reference to the ukrainian authorities that some humanitarian corridors and a gap will be opened today with the support of the un got up. now i would like to focus , after all, on the exercises that ukraine decided to conduct in the odessa region, yes, in the city of podolsk, because there are warehouses, the largest in europe. supplies that are in transnistria are only 23 km away. vlad, these teachings are what they are about. and for what, of course, teaching is a kind of femism. actually. uh, ukraine is just gathering some kind of grouping here, but this grouping can only be activated when three issues are resolved, and they are also very important for all. the first question is permission, moldova,

to conduct any operation on its territory, because from a legal point of view, pridnestrovie, in this case, is part of moldova and, uh, ukraine, which, if suddenly without this permission, will bring in troops, then it will actually be, well, aggression against, moldova but uh, of course, in this case, there is a certain, uh, manager over all this, that is, the united states, which can influence moldova in this case. moldova will give such permission. and of course in this case it will be an attempt stretch our forces, because it is clear that transnistria is, uh, a state in which there are almost 80,000 of our citizens there, those who have our passports and, uh, in this case, they can try to draw russia into this territory there, thereby, as it were, again, calling her immediately the aggressor, because the invitation itself before this would be an internationally recognized action. but the

troops - this is already aggression, but in fact, a much worse scenario for ukraine is possible there for the young. the fact is that pridnestrovie has its own army. if evaluate the forces that are pushing ukraine there in the region of two or three brigades. this is exactly the same strength and mood in transnistria in this case. we know enough fighting. there, no one is going to throw out white flags. and they have their own experience of war against a superior enemy. that is, it is not a teaching. during hostilities, there may most likely be preparations for the next stage of the internationalization of this conflict, so to speak, what is the calculation, because if i am correct i understand that everyone here is all the most combat-ready. yes, parts here are assembled, so to speak, and disperse forces even in transnistria. no, no. i know that i know there is a concept. so to speak, setting fires, along the perimeter wants to seize sausage warehouses, then, uh , in fact. i think that this is very conditional and a

desire, because sausage is actually a certain one. uh, such a logistics center for obsolete ammunition. i was there at the beginning of the 2000s the technician enjoys, so let's not thank you. there would be supplies located beginning of uh, 22nd century more that under an agreement with moldova at the time. most of the modern weapons were at the time of the swan, who at that time was in charge of the creative operation between the creative operation , the equipment was materialized, the tours were televised, everything was disposed of. there is no interchangeable practical meaning and practical use, now we 'll talk. now let's ah to the important event of this week april 27 has become. it is known that the imprisoned russian pilot konstantin yaroshenko was exchanged for the american trevor reed, yaroshenko himself was arrested in liberia 12 years ago. he was secretly taken to the united states where he was sentenced to 20 years in prison. now konstantin is in moscow at vnukovo airport, he was met by his wife's family, his beloved

daughter, who burst into tears. as i understand it , konstantin vladimirovich is on a direct line hello hello, i am in moscow on i don’t know which street i am on, but stop first, of course, by returning. we've actually been following you all these years. uh, we were waiting. he was on his way back, thank god, and you know konstantin vladimirovich, that's how we'll talk now, of course, here me to me a very interesting person who was not who did not have so many years in his homeland, who was in an american prison. but you followed the news there, what was happening in the world, you roughly imagined it when you arrived. no, of course, i've been following the news. how much what time it was, perhaps because the united states media and emphasize uh, the realities will be very hard, because the us media do not

reflect all the reality of the action. well, insofar as i was at least aware of doing it. uh what happening in the world right now? ugh got it. well, you know , there is a very simple effective way for this. watch channel one and stay tuned. what emotions are you feeling right now? by the way, vladimirovich, how do you feel? here share well, the first i'm very happy. the first thing that i am already in at home is that i am in the circle of my family with my loved ones with my wife and my daughter. and happiness fills me. i am very glad that i am still at home. i am very glad that the authorities of the russian federation have me, after all, our the president of our myth nevertheless achieved my return to my homeland, which, of course, was very difficult, but in the end everything was resolved. good? well, thank god, we'll talk now. why do you think this was resolved so well for us for all,

so to speak. e unexpectedly. and tell me first the final part of this everyday part of our conversation. eh, how do you like moscow 12 years old? later changed. oh, that moscow, that adler, which i saw during the landing approach, has changed very well. moscow is clean beautiful has rebuilt, of course, i did not expect this. for 20 years, it has changed beyond recognition. excellent. uh. listen, yes, because listen, adler, after all, konstantin vladimirovich, he even saw the olympics even before the olympics, it turns out. oh, okay , you'll make up for something, by the way, vladimir vladimirovich. how do you understand? uh, his release, i guess, i'm guessing it wasn't sudden. i understand that there is a gigantic, huge, long work behind this, but it is precisely at such a moment of maximum aggravation in general in the whole history. sorry for so to say dripping e for throughout the entire history of human civilization in general, the most

powerful aggravation is precisely at this moment that you are exchanged. how do you yourself understand this? and i still can't realize that i'm in this very critical situation, when there is such a confrontation. uh, against our country between western and america i was exchanged. i'm honestly confident that this is a merit. our president vladimir vladimirovich personally and our foreign ministry, because with their great forces i was finally returned to my homeland, that is, you think that this after all, just, so to speak, the end of a long long so stressful at work. it just happened. maybe good then. look, as for your, so to speak, your exchange of your release, and then you yourself don’t even know the word arrest, probably not not not very appropriate so

, strictly speaking, terminologically speaking, your kidnapping, what was it connected with? was there any? what do you think is the political background of the political component in your detention? one hundred percent, maybe this case was fabricated and falsified. that's clean. i think it's purely practical motive. what is the motive? the motive is discrediting the leadership of the russian federation please tell me, but you will be here, i understand, 12 years 12 years that have been stolen from you, you will somehow try. i do not know how to formulate restore justice answer. i don’t know if you want to take revenge in order to receive compensation, at least you will do something in this direction. definitely, because i'm counting on it. i want this in order to get the united states authorities to be held responsible for all on the proceedings that were not carried out

against me, i will try through the russian courts to try to do it and through the international courts to try, of course, if it is possible, although i know that all these international organizations. they are uh, that's the clear control of the american authorities. understood? uh, the last such question is short, i understand, or rather, fortunately , i don’t understand, i imagine that it’s very difficult to be lonely in prison. you think with your family, your friends about your life, and everything style and so on, and yet. that's what was most difficult in an american prison, you know, 12 years. that's the thing. now here's the first thing that comes to mind. psychologically withstand all all this pressure. what helped you get through it ? did you endure it? are you here with us? what is waiting for me, what is my family waiting for me, that

my relatives and friends are waiting for me, and that all the russian people believe in me, about which i supported ordinary people, who called me and wrote letters in my support, and that i am all dealt with and rescheduled. in general, sorry for the pathos of faith and love. and what else can support a person and make him, so to speak, strong. and by the way, look at vladimir during this time. uh, in moscow we have a very, so to speak, almost perfect service. taxi formed. however, i don’t know if you need, uh, our address, academician street, koroleva house 12. we are on the air today, so to speak, until the evening at any time, we are waiting for you and not only today, when we will be glad to see you in our studios. this program time will tell. by the way, vladimir once again, welcome back. we are very very glad that you in your homeland konstantin yaroshenko forced to communicate directly. thank you, we are waiting for you thank you thank you now let's talk about our events in

ukraine secretary general antonio guterish. as far as we know, after visiting moscow, i held talks with vladimir putin and sergey lavrov and came to kiev where he talked to zelensky, he visited borodyanka, for some reason instead of bucic. e in the kiev region. and, of course, the main topic is the main issue that he came to discuss at ukraine is a humanitarian corridor. for those who are now in azov, it has become surprising that the humanitarian corridor is open daily. and the russian federation constantly talks about this and offers to leave without hindrance to all civilians , but 21 authorities. for some reason, they don’t see it, they don’t hear it, they needed the help of the secretary general. he is antonio goodsh. russian president vladimir putin agreed with me, in principle, that we, with the support of the un and the international committee of the red

cross, will begin the evacuation of civilians to the territory controlled by the government of ukraine in at the moment we are working on the details, they are being discussed in moscow by the russian ministry of defense and our staff. they are also in contact with the ukrainian authorities to understand. is it possible to create a situation where no one can blame the other side for not evacuating? what an amazing, intricate, complex intrigue, in fact , multi-level, nothing complicated, since the president of the russian federation quoted this from all world agencies. said civilians can get out of azov steel at any moment moreover in any minute, with their hands up and their weapons folded, the militants can also come out and they are guaranteed life until the trial, but the task that the ukrainian leadership now faces is not the same . uh, it will be their biggest victory, their

defeat on the ah propaganda front, because today it is necessary to understand to a large extent the resistance of the ukrainian armed forces and part of the ukrainian society based on unbridled propaganda. they are told that they are obsessed victory for them the whole world, russia here , everything else and so on will be destroyed, and we see that the operation in mariupol is almost completed and the operation to liquidate the main donbass group is smoothly going on. that is why these ukrainian shyness is connected with this today, because we understand that propaganda can do a lot, but when the reichstag is stormed, even death cannot assure that the wehrmacht is doing great even the day before. he says it's the same doom if all this oni

but the dryers say, well, now it’s on the way, what wow it was the day before, after all, there was still a poet and are connected with this. well, two things that are now emerging new in the extract. these are such shkodny strikes on the territory of russia, somewhere they fired at a border post, where in the kursk region, yes, somewhere a village, why, in order to start inspiring our population, we filmed the war on enemy territory sounds beautiful, yes, and the second is here it is, uh, activity near transnistria is here, what is called they won’t run away, at least i’ll warm up, at least i’ll bring in some turmoil in the consistently implemented military plan of the russian federation but it will work out, but what it looks like it will work out so it looks like it will not work out. let's give them the best. it is to draw moldova into the conflict one way or another, this is their maximum to achieve, and it is clear that after moldova, the

position of romania will sharply harden a. romania is already a nato country, that is, pull this rope along the chain, and it can be choked one way or another on nato's open participation in the conflict. well, at least. it's just to unbalance the situation. at we have a systematic, ongoing operation. now divert forces to the fact that we will have to provide military support injunction to mix the cards. in this case, it will work if moldova moldova strikingly agree on the role of the general secretary. he, in my opinion for the first time explain for the first time the secretary general of the united nations is openly used as a proxy for the united states of america, this has never happened before the un is an organization that has fixed politically not economically, but politically multipolar world. i'm here today the united states of america say, we dominate the economic world unipolar. we want to dominate both the political world and the

goldfish. general secretary. the un will be on our parcels. come on, run and get our nato officers out of mariupol this is very this is actually a big good very important conversation, in fact , and we had here yesterday, so to speak, heated discussions, because some of our experts , uh, openly called googuterysh. well there on parcels you think, there they said it was simple, so to speak. it’s quite a western policy of the un in general, well, the united nations is no united nations there is one and the rest, uh, someone thinks that it counts, like me, to the last, clings to his romantic idea that after all this is really humanitarian mission, and we are obliged to do this, and when there is on the planet, so to speak, riveted attention, so to speak, of all mankind to a certain problem. yes to a potential large number of victims, who, if not the general secretary, should try. it's one way or another. solve sergei vladimirovich how do you understand this collision, a very good question indeed. and we have been arguing for more than a day about the secretary general.

you know, i, too, because once again i just have to speak. yes, we do not listen to the cases of antonio guderish. we generally say so, this is his personal no, because these functions are about you know, yes, here is the function, out, i will say. so you know, in fact, but and all the e nineties and two thousandth years have passed. a-a in such a battle of the us giants against the un and under the previous e.g. secretaries. he pributra sigali at coffee, but there was no attempt. still, he will make the previous secretary general, uh, he is independent, self-sufficient and key in connection with which, of course, and all previous us administrations have always treated him with the greatest suspicion, as some kind of such a shadow world government that is incomprehensible, but on our territory and now in fact, this conflict was resolved, yes, in favor of the united states, because for the first time we are already seeing a sign. you understand this, i will explain, i will explain,

but a fundamental difference. just again, i can not fail to mention the getesh in the way the secretary general reacts, he is now and how it was before, when there was a war in iraq when there were other things, there really was an attempt to be tough from the outside, but from the previous predecessors. dasha firmly put the case to say, no, you still understand, you are talking about the rules, but there is international law, and it stands that now it is right, and now, in fact, we have such a sweet grandfather who walks, but he, uh, he does not have a face. he does not have you understand some kind of core, and not quite, it's clear what exactly is the role of grandfather. this is not yet an accusation. still. well, it happens in what we see, we do not see the self-sufficiency of what it means that you decide to run errands in the states signs, moreover. let's look at ukraine already. that's a sign. this is a sign. thank you. here is a litmus paper. here is his visit. yes, but

an attempt to open a humanitarian supply corridor. e, they were undertaken and before that he came to the secretary general. he seemed to throw his authority into the scales, if he has it so so so what what result is zero. we have seen some kind of movement, which today is unitary corridors under the auspices of mediation. it will be open. there is some reaction from the inmates. these azovs have stopped, that the gensicon has arrived, they are ready, so to speak, nothing if these azov people, for example, do not agree to let civilians out, but in this way they admit that they are real terrorists. and they actually are. yes , of course, i will not discredit the un secretary general who seems to have come to sort it all out solve. that's like, so i say, he he understands those to whom. it is impossible to go out of there absolutely according to our conviction. this is litmus paper. now we have seen what it

can really do in its current state, i understand. unfortunately, we will see, in fact, of these of those formalized well and understandably, andrey konstantinovich’s signs are there, while for me he convincingly named one, which means that there is no comment at all on the supply of lethal weapons to ukraine from the point of view of vision. he generally generally, of course, comments are not simply required. yes, he did not go to the donbass as the secretary general of the united nations. he had to visit one more sign, too, another very important sign. let’s formalize, please, mikhail donbass, he had to go. let not now. maybe this is at the moment when people were dying there, when the bibles act in this sense, unfortunately, everything continues about the legal decisions he has, which should have a certain force, and i don’t i remember such decisions, in general, to be honest, and including, but a decision that, as it were, should. well , to have a certain legal meaning, but this decision of the un security council on yugoslavia did not take place, yes. they did not give a mandate and permission to bomb this

country, but still the americans - the americans are doing it nato collective yes there now it means a few points. uh, related here, i could n’t, just don’t insert a remark. andrei konstantinovich named two reasons. why are our neighboring territories shelled? it would seem, yes, these are several sorties shells, we intercept. and there is still a third goal - to visit the panic among our population, that is, to provoke discontent, to provoke aggression of the population, which will spill out on our government. yes, that is, inside you can't do anything . there is a war going on and so on. so this is an obvious one. yes, now i would like to still connect the two. it would seem that such strange things are, and the release of yaroshenko is the visit of a butysh, but it is interesting, therefore, why it suddenly happened from birth right now. why let's say no to special operations or is it much later? and when it is more or less there, everything will be clear, yes, because the americans have now set a goal, that is, they want to take advantage of this situation. they want to show that this is an act of good will. we gave

a russian citizen to azov steel exchanged exchanged exchanged. yes, i beg your pardon, yes, they’ve stopped at azov, apparently, regular military men are really sitting and we don’t want and shouldn’t give them away under any pretext, even if they immediately stand up and get captured by us and the americans say, let’s change. and we will say. stop this is a war crime for them, this is, of course, the most terrible situation if we show the whole world a few military men who turned out to be roshenko now. i understand, moreover, what you have, that is, to leave the public field with the word exchange, and the humanitarian initiative, understandably, and show that we have gone. yes. and although we consider these no, but you do not want to give. let's, roughly speaking, offer someone for an exchange there, yes, and the russian federation will say, listen, this war crime is completely different. is not mercenaries, i pay attention. this is a regular military and for the americans for the whole world. this is such a

powerful slap in the face, because to prove that there is really a regular military man there means to admit that they are e that these states are taking part in a military conflict on the territory of another state war crimes, yes, in fact , yes, that's what foreign now sorry foreigners. yes, but in fact, and since this is what happens, what are these guys, all these brave defenders, propaganda is somehow pressed there all these so to say, e patriots and so on. it turns out. indeed it is never a figure of speech. they really take it, which means they cover civilians with their own. like, uh, like a bronik, as dmitry steshin would say. yes, i do not release. it will still be perfect for everything. it's impossible to hide it, you can turn off the russian channels and what 's the matter, but it's impossible not to notice. i will say a paradoxical thing. e. i think that the american side is interested in them getting out these military men. they understand that they are clinging to life. if so, there are no traces. here they are this year, i will tell you and all of our terrible ones, maybe a

thing due to its cynicism, but i think that if there was such an opportunity, zelensky sambo, called on some kind of trigger and on some button, so that everything there it’s like this, yes, well, bury it, because there are much more profits from this than from the exit, of course, and here’s another extreme thing, yes, and you’re cheating in this situation, of course, he, uh, allegedly doing this fulfills this humanitarian mission. i think it's a definite assignment. that there is, well, it was said, after all, he does not focus on what to release.