and time will tell, we are working live on the new humanitarian corridors to exit the azov steel announced in our ministry of defense from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm on may 5, 6 and 7, civilians will be able to leave the plant. to do this , another regime of silence is being established by the russian army of the dpr forces. last night on social networks, a video of a cruise missile strike on the amur bridge in dnepropetrovsk was circulated judging by the footage, the bridge supports are damaged and we are waiting for official confirmation from our ministry of defense. while there was no such confirmation, the national guard neutralized more than 70 minutes, set by the apu. along the coast of kherson, mines were laid using a floating conveyor. because of this, the beach has become one of the most dangerous places in the region. let's see the armed forces of ukraine, retreating, left their firing positions. thus, the swimming conveyor was found, with the help of which they carried out

mining of the coast so that the landing of the russian armed forces could not penetrate the captured territory, and the mines that were installed had a charge of tnt were well camouflaged and installed at a depth of up to 7 m in order to destroy the boats and ships of our fleet, the sapper groups were discovered and destroyed about 70 minutes. the ministry of defense of russia published footage of the night work of the crew of attack helicopters ka-52 as a result, the command post and several

disks of armored vehicles at the strong point were destroyed. people's militia, dpr vladislav dolgosheev vladislav hello, good morning studio. tell us where you have been. on which fronts did you directly participate, what did you see, what did you encounter, a lot of information comes that the western weapons that the ukrainian military supplies to the ukrainian military are not of very high quality, have you come across cases that even ukrainian prisoners complain that only every fourth javelin can shoot at all . and at the beginning of the campaign, i was lucky to get to the volnovakha direction and participated in the liberation of volnovakha, and now, but it turns out the settlement before it, when we entered novoignatovka. and we occupied my unit from

this brigade. it occupied the dugout, where there were tubes from these jivelins, but, unfortunately, they were already exhibited in our e of our troops at that time. so they abandoned them and there were such large black tubes with batteries, new ones, and so on. and other weapons, except for the javelins, did not meet nato, yes, in your direction. by at least, well, in our direction did not meet. and what strategy do the apu fighters use? well, here are the national battalions, because there is a lot of information about how they take the civilian population hostage. you have experienced this. e, yes unfortunately faced. that 's just at the beginning of the volvar operation. and we had a problem, and we stood ah, from the side of the bus. yes, this is a greek, a village in front of the city and dill together and entrenched in five-story buildings in petins. and so, as we could not adequately use

artillery. well i mean we couldn't u work on residential sector ours are ours. come had to storm. this is, well, manually, and they use tactics, approximately the following, basements and first floors, they fill with prisoners, well, civilians, and the upper floors they have there ags tourists are machine guns and infantry. this is the tactic used by the ukrainian armed forces. yes, people are taken, as hostages are used as human shields. but we are often in the studio, we argue, uh, and we want to ask you a person who directly encountered them. are there any differences between vsu and over zbats? well at least, the introduction of hostilities, somehow they differ from each other, or now it is a single gray mass, even brown, i would say. really brown, but really. the formation of the apu and the national bats was, of course,

different in the national security council and the nazis were notorious scumbags, but at the moment i don’t see any difference between the apu and the national bats, because, but the people who served in the national bats. they have been signing contracts for a long time and vice versa. they are just like, uh, these national battalions. it's just ordinary subdivision of the sun at the moment. oh, well, not counting, there, of course, the basics, for example, where thugs and nazis are simply notorious. and therefore it is all one mass and relatively did not happen, because in the fourteenth year, after all, there was a difference between the vushniks and the nationalists. and now this difference. no, we emphasize this all the time. you managed to catch this moment when this line was erased, whether it happened recently or it happened gradually over the course of these eight years. and vice versa, the question is that initially i did. it was the usual contract army, and the national bad was formed from the volunteers and in the course of the war over these 8 years, they

moved among themselves and this is the transformation of everything into a forest into one big national bad. actually. it happened 8 years after that. this happened gradually, they did not notice this moment, when the turning point, and how the locals vladislav met you. and actually not bad. but for example, in the same bugas, but i don’t know, the women baptized us, there the men met and shook hands. and , of course, there are other points. there people are they carefully look at us, well, of course, because people are fighting, and we are frightened, of course, on our part. we try to somehow cheer them up there, if there is a large family, our fighters, there are some cookies, some food, some help is given to them, well, if possible, and we try somehow. well, politely , of course, treat them well. thank you

very much vladislav, we wish you to return with a victory to the healthy alive and the guys. tell everyone that we are waiting for you with victory and you will return alive, guys, decide tasks. thank you very much, brothers. it was not in vain that he asked questions about what differences there are and there are none because today’s news is connected with azovstal, the nazis from azov officially want to exchange the remaining civilians in bunkers for food or medicine, a representative of the mariupol liberation operation headquarters said today about russian ministry of defense. reopened humanitarian corridors for civilians, according to the evacuation headquarters. in the dungeons, the plant can be about 200 more people. here are all these 200 people are in the form of hostages, which they exchange for food or medicine more information from

the territory of the azovstal plant ria novosti reported. again, representatives of the headquarters for the liberation of azovstal. the militants remaining at the azovstal mariupol plant have long been subordinate to no one in kiev, including vladimir zelensky is told about this directly by those people who left the territory of azovstal, released civilians, militants from the mariupol plant. azov steel spontaneously chose those who from the civilians they were holding would come out about this, and again, eyewitnesses who managed to get out tell about it. before the exit of the nazi azov, everyone was searched so that no one would take out any photos on smartphones with their faces and the situation in the dungeon in general, they hide in every possible way any information that could leak from the territory. azov steel

also, the militants are poorly fed, the local residents held there, the stocks of supplies made by the nazis earlier are not enough either for them or for civilians . again, they tell it. the ones who get out. i think it's related to this and uh that's what action movies are about. the militants, in fact, exchange people as a commodity, like terrorists during the hostages. victor where do they get a connection from where they have communications with the outside world. they are there for the last days, though they complain that communication with kiev has disappeared. i suggested to them already through ramzan kadyrov to establish a reliable connection, he will give it to him , but even now, if we discard this irony, they are actually there in harsh conditions in communication. well, let's, as if to look honestly in the eye. they are not exactly harsh environments. today they are on the fragments of the soviet empire. azov steel was built by soviet engineers and

the corresponding complex ensures the conduct of war in conditions from a nuclear war. therefore, tanks can be driven there at full speed and, of course, they found it was a guaranteed communication channel, including it was built even those mines were built by the soviet union; moreover, i will say there really is a communication channel that was laid at depth. it was a single network, rather unifying mining, unifying the coal industry. eh, these are the mines that have been laid. and i'm sure they continue to function in addition to the possibility of satellite communications. azovstal has always had a backup communication channel, because this is a strategic object . soviet builders in order to withstand a nuclear strike and the ability, among other things , to evacuate the city there, therefore, and the opportunity for azov became very large and the fact that the supreme commander made a strong-willed decision not to storm, but to wait is unimportant. how long it will take a month, two or three, but our task is to save

our guys. our task is to win. ah, but what we see and the masks are thrown off, and they don’t trade people for steel, but they trade people, they say that their situation is definitely more difficult, supplies are running out. we just have to wait and ransom our people so that we don't have to. we need to ransom our civilians. that is, we are going to negotiate, these are our people. it's just that today the whole world should understand civil - these are our russian people. everything else is terrorists and enemies, andrey nikolaevich, but they behave like typical terrorists, like typical terrorists, by the way, the speaker of the state duma said about this today about the fact that they are trying to exchange people for kilograms of food, counting. roughly how much do they estimate one person, uh, a kilogram, by the way, they got the number 66 there, this is so a hint of 66 kg of food for one released civilian. these are pure terrorists. does anyone in ukraine still

understand? and what is it like defenders and ukraine that they protect their people? don't they see it? well, the brains the inhabitants of ukraine were washed for eight years, so it will be difficult to cure them of the nazism brain disease in a few months, therefore, rely on the opinion of the inhabitants of ukraine or the operation on the opinion of the world community. i wouldn't seek the opinion of the residents ukraine today is formed by our valiant war liberators, who work professionally and, of course, for our army the biggest deterrent is civilians, because most of the military officers. yes , and probably most of our politicians, representatives of the state duma , someone was born on the territory of present -day ukraine, someone has relatives there. some russian citizens have a relative there. and, of course, our

military-political leadership accepts everything the necessary measures in order to avoid, but a large number of civilian casualties in order for us to go to negotiations. well, we, e, immediately adhere to the position that we are not negotiating with terrorists. this is the first second, efforts must be made so that, of course, civilians are released, and i would like our professionals to deal with this exclusively, who, based on the situation that they know, based on the situation that is currently eat will need to make a decision, so put pressure on what civilians are civilians. it is necessary at any cost to release or put pressure on the fact that it is not necessary to negotiate, i would not, but the representatives of nationalist units or territorial defense should divide e military personnel of ukraine. i wouldn’t either, if you took up arms in order to resist the armed forces of the russian

federation, then you are an enemy, and the enemy must be destroyed, and we should have said this from the very first day. we gave them a little hope when they started talking about the fact that they gave the oath to the military to all, yes, because, probably, not everyone in the nationalist battalions is so bad. let's see if they have tattoos or not. and the fact that some ukrainian singer-musicians or ukrainian politicians took up arms, but this is their duty, therefore, if we had initially indicated clearly and clearly that the one who took up arms in order to oppose himself armed forces of the russian federation or try to prevent us from completing the demilitarization operation, genocification will be in destroyed anyway. if it is, of course, voluntary. look, of course, we deliberately chose the tactics of divisions and this allows you to watch. this allows you to. and separation in the early stages. this allows a huge number of ukrainian military personnel, who were recruited there under pressure, to hand over their weapons and become prisoners.

here. listen, for example, to what one of these prisoners tells, who was taken prisoner to us in the slavic direction, and he talks like a nationalist. recruiting fighters, listen. they signed. just gotta get even on giving up on the car that you don’t give up, the logical question that we are discussing is a dilemma that will constantly stand. here's how to distinguish, because

they themselves do not surrender. he says they don't let us surrender, they shoot us, but he says this in captivity. and as you know, a prisoner, after all, all chefs and drivers can come up with something. they never fought, they were forced to serve, if the separation mechanism, firstly, needs ideological verification, in principle, the conversation that is being built can determine this on the very actually, i wanted to say. then you mentioned ruslan , the symbol of this 66.6 kg. how much is required for one living person? is that where the problem is? it's fantastic that this figure sounds, and it already sounds everywhere, when forbidden , for example, from priests, when the kanza or actually russians for eight years. it is very important to understand here that azovstal and the terrorists who are sitting there are death and what is happening now is the reconquest, the russians are trying to win back these civilians from death. it's very interesting, literally. what is death? here even to remember, if the classical poets navales, for example, he says that death is the loss of catholicity. here in ukraine this is the catholicity of the unity of the people. it was lost

, a bunch of groups appeared with aggressive tendencies, with an aggressive ideology and with absolutely russophobia, which e was. eh, it wasn't created over a span of eight years. she was first in the 20th century, for example, to look at the work of the integral nationalists from the metro station dontsova who wrote that it is necessary that the will prevail over the mind , you can kill your own. if they are not in solidarity with your ukrainian nationalism. this is a terrible ideology - this is azov steel. it's the same as death is the loss of catholicity, so actually the situation is very serious, and it is necessary, uh, the introduction of ideology. now the battle is not just a battle. one with a different weapon. now it is a battle of ideas, a battle of two civilizations, a battle of spirit. uh, in fact, the worldview is freedom in every sense, freedom of religion, freedom of language. at our country is one of the freest in this regard, because in ukraine already in some areas the russian orthodox church is officially banned. well, it’s kind of like that in the sumy region, for example, this is happening now, but here, in fact, a compromise must be found, on the one

hand. yes, we are free. we started this operation very delicately gently. but maybe sometimes you need to be a little tougher and a little less forgiving, because the crimes that these people who are performing here have committed, not possible at all. yes definitely and uh, them actually. needed here. just creating your own tribunals. mariupol tribunal donetsk tribunal in every city like gagi a tribunal will be created to investigate the crime. here are these bad people. and they are no longer people. and here, of course, ideological work is needed, and we need to seriously understand, er, what their ideology was. and this is the ideology of death and what is in our dialogues? this is also in fact, a challenge to us yourself, you correctly raised the thing, and this does not apply only confrontation of conditional russia and ukraine although, why is it conditionally quite specific, in principle, western ideology, because this morning there was news that excited e-s and the media and the blogging community and the internet community of the sbu announced the detention of a well-known blogger in spain political activist in ukraine anatoly sharia. he's already, well, his last vlog came

out of junk 15 hours ago. he doesn't get in touch. he lives in spain for a long time. he fled from ukraine because he was persecuted there and the most interesting thing is that he is accused under the article of high treason. as far as i know this. please comment on high treason , an article that does not particularly apply to interpol. well, because such a state of treason. an objective thing with regards to one country or there, how it happened that in spain the spanish special services were detained in agreement with the sbu, but, accordingly, there is. uh, exchange agreement. here are examples of such deportations will also occur, as regards the sharia. why did he run to spain to russia, i also have such a question. i would like to ask the answer to this question, because he negotiated with the president's office and was on their payroll for a long time, respectively, and drowned against medvedchuk, including, if anyone is interested, he did this for a long time after this means in spain, he thought, i thought that i could sit it out, when at first they said that, accordingly, everyone who, as it were, would not be united there, as if all, then one at a time, as if they would

change. here's a classic example of that, history. well, there was already a case when ukrainian patriots came to him about three weeks ago to his house and started there , it was inevitable that the following actually, how would someone have a strange idea of ​​\u200b\u200bmust be understood, respectively, the economic, more precisely, the political component now aspect will be fucked up, children's choices. in ukraine, everyone is well aware that it will be necessary. the center of the field, not only, as it were, relatively speaking, radical players, respectively, represents the office of the president, but, accordingly, from their own, first of all , a serious redistribution is now taking place. sher-mechuk fumbles - they will defend this ringing. that is, according to e, a lot will go there, in fact , in fact, the question lies elsewhere. there is no such system, this question is that if you have, as it were, an enemy, you will all exchange against him in unison. you are all your own, respectively, your feelings are a misunderstanding, what did you outwardly carry there in the nineties, respectively, with whom you quarreled there, then there, accordingly, all this came on your foot shove as deep as possible. and you have a single opposition. and that during this time for a long time in ukraine, respectively, a quadrillion of different, respectively, political forces, which all together, as it were, did not really unite. here

, respectively, is a unified position, do not withdraw, do not squeeze out, do not form out of yourself. this is a very big problem with regard to being caught. under the soviet union, there was no internet, of course, none. naturally normal, respectively. here are the fibers. there's no paved for some reason the tunnel closer is that there, respectively, a long time of operation of the still working stalink, problems with communication. so, this is what, using the technologies of the pentagon , developed the starline system, as it were, free for the whole world. so starlink, respectively , is a system that works, including in the private sector, as you know, the mass and history of the internet satellite. the question is not that the technology is there, but rather how it is used. that's , respectively, if all the equipment has been delivered. you have been supplying a lot of things there for a long time, like a civilian one there, for example, if they use drones in civilian bullshit, that is, the problem is not in the mask, not in starlink, but the problem is that there are many different ones, as it were such channels that are used to deliver the internet the question is different . as far as you block, respectively, the outer perimeter, and there for a long time, respectively, people still went outside, that is, directly onto the street. that is,

it got up and needs to be changed. it's a big complex russian troops are present at the scene. this giant is 25%, 20% of my total. they there have a question lies in the specific points of the specific points. so, while the dough existed there, there was, as it were, a relatively calm situation related to access. directly. here the situation was normal, because here it is translated with a connection, with regard to food. do not want several tons of food with this food. they can sit there, for example, 3 years. we will all be exchanging problems for them is as follows. you need to have a certain position, therefore , the question, for example, when did you create humanitarian corridors. in your country, at first, people left these humanitarian corridors. uh-huh, including on the territory, respectively, the dpr lpr question. if you had not seen the negotiations with the terrorists , someone from there would have come out, of course not. if necessary, if you from the very beginning, put as a position that it will be impossible for you to surrender in all to shoot and, accordingly, after that, everyone starts mass prizes for all citizens of ukraine, in this case they simply give support for weapons. everything after that, as if their hands were covered in blood, relatively speaking, if

they couldn’t give up somewhere, and this is the story that was actively developing. if you give people the opportunity to surrender, you open up a tremendous opportunity for them to, accordingly, how to leave calmly, how to get out of this situation, so the first thing to do is to negotiate. only on the basis of their positions, the second is to give people the opportunity give up. this is a very important component here the question is how much it appears. specifically, this is not an open question, and everyone understands perfectly well that it is difficult to simply give up on azov, because there is a completely different approach, therefore, from this point of view, as it were , the situation, so to speak, this is what it is. here but at the same time, one must understand perfectly that, and how the situation was caught, how it is also now moving to, for example, on this, to a-a direction, respectively slavic now somewhere, as it were, the perimeter. that's what nitrogen enterprises are located nearby, by the way, speaking, a big situation, for example, is already rounding up civilians . he also paid attention to the pretext of salvation. only someone, driving away. it's just that he doesn't drive anyone away. there, a significant part, respectively, of the absent staff was brought remotely. including, which is engaged in the

maintenance of individual objects. if you are a relative part of your technical staff, they transfer to remote work, and drive people who have nothing to do , respectively, directly to the object. this, in fact, raises a number of questions. we create these questions. she is actually a hostage there. by the way, let's fast forward to the direction and ask the people who are in touch with us from lugansk, assistant minister of the interior of the lpr. colonel vitaly viktorovich kiselyov vitaly hello, here we are. yes, now we are talking about the azot enterprise. and about how some employees of key breeds are transferred to a remote location, and ordinary civilians are driven to the territory of the plant . citizens. you certainly have information on this subject, well, those who were loyal primarily to the kiev hunk, those who had long ago collected their little things and arrived, who went to kiev, who to western ukraine, that is, those specialists who directly need work. sorry, this is not work. next to the factory. this is

work in the territories that are located. yes, the control of ukraine, that is, those who were loyal, i say again, to the kiev hunk, they left from there remotely to work at a chemical plant impossible. this is not a pioneer camp, this is not some kind of educational school. this is a whole chemical technological complex process. we all know this very well from the history of chemistry, and regarding the territory itself, of course, there are shelling from the hail of hurricanes on our territories in peaceful cities. it's already the fifth day. it is precisely pervomaisk stakhanov kalinova, the territory of nitrogen or from other enterprises that are under fire here, there are many of them. just you on this direction the number is unconditional. they are doing it. uh, those narratives who tell london and washington where to be and how to lead there are nazis among them. among them there are mercenaries who lead the whole process. they are no different from

mariupol, it is the same. the tactic is to capture chemical facilities and then be in it and bargain with russian units. maybe there will be some political, uh, political pressure, given that you know more chemical elements at nitrogen than nitrogen at a plant. e, azov e, flew in mariupol, respectively the question is logical, does this mean that the capture of these industrial territories will be just as long and difficult, but how to take it and azov began, of course, finding civilians first of all gives us an understanding that not from the first jump. it will be done. it is very difficult terrorists are terrorists who have captured almost the whole city. uh, they took their captivity, uh, and terrorizes, all the more dragged into the territory of the plant, bomb shelters. peaceful citizens, of course, this is a great difficulty, of course, if there is at least one shell will hit. can you imagine how many chemical

e are there? the reaction is going to be a colossal catastrophe. this is a man-made disaster. to what they, in principle, and lead. they didn't take it out of there in these 8 years. uh, liquid there, ammonia, chlorine and so on. no, they didn't take it out. do you think the company was operating at full capacity. no, it didn’t work, it’s there at full capacity, just such remnants that they were in warehouses, they were additionally sold by the nazis, and everything else is also in place, there are pipelines that underground storage facilities with chemical reagents. they also exist and we already have one hundred percent information. i have repeatedly said, therefore, that these facilities have already been mined. and in addition to nitrogen, there is also a huge number of industrial facilities. this is borderline. uh, boundary, severodonetsk or now it used to be called the bermuda triangle chemical industry, because a huge amount was concentrated under

the soviet union. this is the youngest enterprise. which have been rebuilt, but we've already seen cases when tanks were blown up in the frontier, and they have understanding for vitali. how many civilians? how many civilians are being held hostage there now at these enterprises, is it hundreds of thousands or tens of thousands ? that number , uh, you know, will increase significantly. after all, they don’t even let you go to their territory in the direction of kiev, they make a picture that this picture was there, a month and a half or two ago, where allegedly the police loaded uh into the bus and took 10 or 15 children there together with teachers or with whom? i don't know, that is, they showed this picture of people, they returned it again, and those who tried to break through, they demonstratively shoot cars. thank you very much for contacting us, for example, vitaly kiselyov was in touch with details about chemical preparations, of course it's scary. sergey business timofey forgive me. let's answer

directly one question that seems to be raised all the time, but somehow it is not formulated, and so he can't answer. well, remember why we were tormented and tormented after beslan after the hospital yes, to pervomaisk after nord 100. you can’t storm, you can’t storm, because you die as a hostage. and you can't storm. yes? this is the situation to storm, it is impossible to storm, the situation is impossible. yes, the conflict, well , the practice that showed in all cases stormed, in all cases, most of the hostages were saved. i won't weigh now. how much more, but more more is essentially more. yes these people taken hostage died as a result. but they were not killed by those who stormed. they were killed by terrorists, either directly or

by exposing them to attackers who were not aimed at the hostages. it was aimed at terrorists. well , here is the diagram. she already is. she's also known. and then we were penalized how much, and you shouldn't have. and how, but you allowed the death of the death of these hostages, and you should not have allowed it. well, what practical solution is there here, i wanted to ask a question. what is the general denominator one terrorists must be destroyed, especially if they take hostages of innocent people and there is no way out, and the specificity of this situation lies in the fact that in