all you see here is how they are. people go to the river for water, because there is no centralized water supply, i say again, there is no centralized water supply. maybe i say unpleasant things to someone, but i say what i know, all the water that is brought there is mostly volunteers - these are some kind of organizations. this is a representative of the party - it's all more or less, uh, private, uh, public, uh initiative. i know people who perform completely different tasks there, not related to ensuring the life of the local population, who, for their own money, every time they go to mariupol buy water with them and distribute it to these people. here, uh, that i am in all of this , i didn’t take this off. you know it makes a huge impression. well, maybe for me,

because i'm so impressionable that with all this, next to people. there's one walking around in the frame. dogs live next to people, and they have them despite the fact that they themselves have nothing to eat. they feed them, well, they try, at least to feed it makes a huge impression. and, of course, the biggest impression. it's all on the rise. these are our people's fighters, and with whom i also managed to get acquainted. here is the foreman of the first article, call sign lavrentiy at the moment. he reads the three musketeers - it's a great experience. this position is right next to me. you come in, then the first thing you see is this huge marine here, and who in this one, it means he is reading his papahi, what you are reading, uh, i am reading the three musketeers. well, as if i had almost finished reading at that moment, when we later went with the guys to lawrence, hello when we later with these two guys. hey, hi to them too. e, owls, baby, well, baby, he, as always in the army, is the one who is tall, he becomes a

baby, in fact, he is roma and when we climbed the left ones of which these guys, among other things, knocked out the azovites. and i was surprised to find a book in one of the basements where they lived. i think it's interesting to see what they read down there. here being. so zarathustra spoke in russian, they read, the azov people, being here one of them read it, but i took it from there and brought it to him. he was very happy. here it is actually. we stand watching with the guys for how long it is. it. uh, number four, there weren't any truces yet. this is an idea of ​​how everything is on the territory and an idea of ​​the level. eh, fighting. yes, that is, this is the same skeleton. yes and here it is constantly there something flies flies. flies flies somewhere hits explodes. and when you are there and here from these explosions. this is the roof you are from the roof skeleton. she's just shaking all over and the guys told me that . he says, here is happiness when we are standing here, the earth under our feet wants what they should

have there, and this is to the question of those, i said, this is a lot before leaving, that it seems to everyone from the sofa that everything is somehow a very long time. here, simply, now i understand that you are standing, and it is shaking. and this does not stop in mariupol. you walk this dol. you stay there for a long time, and it flies there flies flies flies the earth is shaking and it seems that there should be nothing alive stay. and it stays there. and so, in fact, these guys drove them there, and to the engraver , hello, e engraver. uh, listens to the marine corps, but before that he served, uh, the airborne forces huge hello to him. and now i still have to say, uh, hello to sapphire a and hello to sapphire's wife oksana oksana everything is fine. e sapphire. and he said hello. eh, he's fine. this man, who was supposed to have taken command of a battalion a few months ago, but because of what we call a special military operation. and this is called

war. he still has not taken command of the battalion drops out, performing tasks as a commander. and these guys are these fighters. and this is very interesting for us. to talk about the fact that, of course, there is no nazism in ukraine, there is nothing like that, these guys, they gave me a souvenir now, this photo. leave it, by the way, they are also fighting with our marines, guys. this is taken from the dnr. there capital green fifty-fifth also to all the boys, hello. so. eh, the guys gave me. here is the souvenir. well, you don't really want to take it in your hands, but you have to look at it. this should be watched by all those who say it will now be shown on the screen, than by those who say they don't. there is nazism. this means that this, this, was taken by our fighters from a genocified fighter of the ukrainian army. this is the badge of the nazi army for 25 combined-arms assault attacks. well, that is, roughly

speaking, for hand-to-hand combat. down there, this e, this figure, i repeat this again. this is not a museum. it 's not any there anything that's taken from a person. you can imagine what's in his head if he wore it on his uniform, and it was this particular one genocified, judging by what i keep here in moscow in the studio. this is a badge donated by our guys, but this is to the question of what they have there. this is very significant. and i have already conveyed my regards to the guys of the dpr. everyone who serves, who is attached to our marines, of course , absolutely heroic guys, i was also lucky. it was just my job to get there. stand next to me, just beside me and well i’m proud that i stood next to the call sign kaspiy kasper hello, a person who, by the way, may not go to those military operations that everyone

goes to, but he continues to go there, this is what i said, these are the people from steel, which are now born there and the fighters of sparta with whom he also spent. i have a great time. here, uh, sedov had a birthday that day. you know, what they gave a man on his birthday is, well, it's impressive, and he is proud of it, he says forty-five was presented to him by a magazine for 45 rounds. for they gave him a store for a machine gun, they gave him this here, uh with the second one. it is interesting that he has two callsigns, because he is e during the day, and overexposure at night dracula well, it seems to me that this is, as it were, correct. uh for work, in general very fighting guys are very positive and uh and when you are there. here, uh, funny is also really very funny. e, cheerful a. hello guys, the city that stood next to you saw? what tasks they are performing, and where they are, there, even on the territory of their location, you can even see a little from behind, there, you see, there are tires. here, back there, the tires are covered with earth, because through the holes in the ceiling.

and at the cranacesta they put on a regular min. that is, it is, as it were, the location in which people are and live, but in fact it is actually the front line. this is next to the very avdiivka, about which we will just talk today, and in which everything is very tough. i think that the guys are there now, i send these greetings. and as it were, well, i hope that everything will be fine with everyone. this is also a-and next to azov salyu - this is this living sector. there is a zone that was alive. you understand, now, when you get there, this is the level of these unbearable destructions, this is the person with whom i am going, hello to him, too, kazbek, his call sign. and when you walk there, uh, it 's something, well, it's something indescribable, that is, there are no whole houses there, in general, judging by the smell that stands there, no one has worked there yet. it’s not a search, not anything at all, because it’s nearby

there, literally one and a half to one and a half kilometers to this very azov steel. they also went there with fighters. this is spetsnaz spetsnaz also hello from me. uh, huge, along with the guys from the marines too. we walked there. here, in fact. that's the bridge right there. e, which passed. we passed behind this building. uh, these endless negotiations. i cannot convey to you. i get it, it's politics. this is very important. for some reason this is necessary. i cannot convey to you. yes, igor found out. he was on this bridge. this is the same bridge behind which it all happened. i can’t tell you what mood the fighters are in, but who fought there, who liberate and clean it all every time this regime of silence begins. well, what i heard there, it’s not that you can’t retell it on the air, i won’t retell it in every male company, how it is perceived by the boys who lost it there. uh, a lot of my friends. every time they see

these clean buses, on which these ghouls are taken out and some of these ghouls are taken out. well, not quite in the direction where the filtering takes place, it impresses the guy. they endure, they gnash their teeth and endure. everyone says that victory will be ours. the task will be completed. well, in general, in my opinion, i passed. hello everyone and to whom i didn’t tell the guys. tomorrow will be on air. this is the kharkiv region, where we stopped by and then we 'll talk about it later, this machine gun is very interesting. it's we spent the night there with people from well and now every time you go upstairs to the roof, you see this machine gun. they tell you it's just in case, it's just in case you go there, and they say it's just in case, you go down there, look at this machine gun. this is just in case, well, from the series, do not worry. that is, people are. here, uh, we'll talk about prokopyanskaya separately. uh, we went there to celebrate, just on may 9 well, since we started showing the guys, uh, who were there with us. these are the luhansk militia. it's well, they're not what the militias they

decide. there are tasks too. these are the people who serve lugansk donetsk and you are donetsk there and luhansk here. that is, why am i talking when you're on the news, you hear this phrase, which is slava god, we finally have allied troops. you understand what really allied troops are - this is the army - this is donetsk - this is lugansk and this is this this is this atmosphere e i can’t retell them in words. yes, this is cedar uh, cedar too hello well, how do you understand the faces of some uh, should be blurred? i think i forgot to pass it on. eh, hello e baker. i still uh forgot to say hello, but now i didn’t forget to do this to the vorkuta riot police, uh, you understand. when are you standing here? this is one. when you are there between these people? this is something completely different. now

i understand better, and sasha and igor and all those who come here after visiting, there are a lot of guys. here are those with whom we kupyatsky worked with from the volga region from nizhny from kazan kazan hi well, in general. there will be more broadcasts, i will still transmit. hello. and guys, thank you very much for hosting another person. i have to say a big thank you because without his participation in many of the places i have been and the many people i have met, i would not have met this. semyon pegov is the face of the vargonzu project, which will now contact us directly. as far as i understand, semyon is not far from avdiivka. now he will tell us that he saw a

man next to him there. uh, i see who i also saw crossed paths with. hi guys. tell us how you got on. tyom hello you really, as you recalled that there was also a man from sparta near avdiyivka, right next to me, with whom you did not have time to see on this trip. this is the commander of the legendary donbass battalion, father of the no less legendary vladimir burns. he is the vokha, who became artyom , about which artyom, about whom you told me all the time. exactly, artyom is the call sign of kolyma here, he has long been known to everyone, the call sign artyom served as chief of staff when his son was commander, and units are literally on the ninth day. he talked cool, as vladimirovich in the kremlin he received awards there, to be honest, now already with a machine gun on the front underwear. and by the way, very disturbing news. we will let you know now if there is a little

put the lyrics aside just before you come down from me here from a position in order to catch 4g and go live broadcast we learned the disturbing news and now artyom will tell about them spartan intelligence has established another fact of a crime against the civilian population against the civilian population, and on both front lines. what tell me here's some news just from the spartan scouts. they came now. hello viewers. uh, now they were conducting aerial reconnaissance and found that the enemy, uh, blew up the dam. uh, where is a small reservoir. in the avdiivka serovka area, the settlement is cheerful. here he blew up the dam, the water went there, respectively, the local population of residents, both from our territory and the territory adjacent, and the enemy was left without water. without uh the most important thing in this life. well, not only that, without water. they parted

there now even at their homes. it can flush absolutely right to everyone you noticed that the water is now, uh, uncontrollably large stream being let in down the bed of this stream and downstream houses. uh, flooded. uh, blow this down with water there's a little tsunami. well, it's still pretty noticeable. no , that's it again. proved for. the prize is my own ideological goals, which correlate only with the ideals of the three third reichs, yes, with criminal anti-human ideals they don’t give up anything and no one in order to propagate this nationalist and radical ideology. well, while you were there, i know before the meeting i was preparing vladimirovich for some time. i had to lead away from the battalion. well, of course, everything is quarantine there, who knows, he understands? you are here, when you did not

follow remotely. was it harder or easier for you. what kind of feelings did you experience when you were no with the guys here on the front line. yes, that's all, it was hard for me not because i was alone there in quarantine, everything was hard for me because my guys, here, uh, carry. e heavy military service. here. uh, i'm used to being around them all the time, right? they didn’t report to me, they gave me, uh, completely in the situation, the alignment i had with me interactive map. i mean, i've been watching it all. well, anyway, i care about each of my fighters, for each of my guys who is on the front, so i was more anxious in this regard than i am when i am here, because i am here nearby i can, if anything, jump up to help provide assistance , and there, remotely, the guys are not always in touch, so it was mentally difficult in this regard. well, these are the people we have fighting here in the donbass, their children, their fathers side by side holds this front. and so, even though

that, of course, news and alarms are coming, nevertheless it is important and must be stated that our unit is somehow moving forward step by step with the underwear. this is the somali unit and the 100th brigade and the marine corps of the northern fleet, little is said about this, but the guys are really taking a very important part in this operation, the avdievsky cauldron. this settlement is both north and south in a tick. i repeat, there is a fairly large concentration of, uh, the number of the enemy. perhaps even more than in mariupol preliminary assessment. well, here are the ones i hear from the guys on the front lines. they can be cautious, maybe sometimes the guys play it safe, but nevertheless, nevertheless, we are talking about at least 35,000 angry nazis, whom we here and the donbass fighters and russian guys are trying to take in a tick, we will definitely take it. what artyom

also promised, owned, to vladimirovich in a personal conversation, that the guys, in spite of everything, did not lose, they were against any, yes, there, uh, obstacles that the enemy put up, including for the civilian population. this is the most painful thing. why is it possible to strike and near donetsk today they fought with tornadoes and there are also the wounded and the dead. yes, nonetheless. this won't stop anyone, correct me. if i collected no, everything is absolutely correct, it will not stop us. and if the enemy of that side is watching us, surrender, surrender, or you will be destroyed. here are the news from the shoe that thank you semyon again. uh, i already told you on the air. thanks, now i say it. and for a everything, where you and i have been for all those people that i got to know thanks to you. i know that the guys got up to the marines on azov. i hope everything is ok with them. there , hello to everyone from the party, and the guys to the marines of everyone we

saw there. eh? well, now i can only pray for you from moscow. well, i will pray. and as soon as the opportunity will arrive semyon yes, everyone is waiting for you. all the guys remember, too, sends greetings. and on the front line there will always be a place for you in our drakar. thanks bro. you have now made my wife happy. i hope she's not watching this broadcast, but actually, in general, brothers are working, and thank you guys. good luck to everyone. it was ah, yes. by the way, i want to say that semyon said about, uh, where artyom zhogov was. here for those who understand. well, i'll show you a photo now for those who may be, uh, not quite uh, understand. a. well, and here, as a matter of fact, uh, this was first communication with one owned, than, uh, in such a mode, well, then, as a matter

of fact, that this year we were especially looking forward to it. here he went, in fact, to the immortal regiment, this is with son's portrait. here he is walking with a portrait of his son, of course, without a helmet, without a bulletproof vest. yes actually. here, there are all such bulletproof vests without helmets, ordinary guys, men, but the iron wars. i want to show you one more photo. and here is the one on which i stand with two with two people alone. yes, one is young. you know that someday, when we win, and we win, there will be films. and you need to shoot here. this is one of the marines, and this is well, you'll figure it out. who is there, who? this is his dad. his father , naturally, who came, found him there on combat. came to him there from the city. saki brought him humanitarian aid there. he brought many more

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to work live, you know, in fact, i never had. well, this is the feeling of the need and importance of what you are doing right now, uh guys wrote to me, who well, in this case, my guys and acquaintances all wrote that uh, looking at the photos of these uh people, and to me here they wrote verbatim, i can read it to you, it became calm, everything will be fine. it just won't, but it will be good. in general, i absolutely agree with this. and these people, when you stand next to them, they instill in you the confidence that any tasks can be solved and they will be solved, but the task, of course, is very difficult. right now, semyon and i began to speak the truth. so avdiyivka what to expect? what is there, please, to be honest, i won’t say much pravdeevka, because i’ve been all the last time and

i am. as a matter of fact, in the last month a completely different sector of the front, just you see there on the map balakliy and raisins are where the detachments of the union of volunteers of donbass are now fighting. well, the battalion of the rifle union is being carried out in donbass. as for people? well, in the same place there is a story, there is an old powerful fortress there, and how much will they gnaw at it? i don't know, to be honest, in my opinion. uh, direct attacks on avdiivka are pretty pointless things. we need to complete the grouping environment of the entire grouping and stop the north from the south, and above all, cut off communications for us too. of course, it is necessary to fulfill our strategic goals and objectives, and for this, of course, first of all, it is necessary, but to cut the enemy’s communications, that is, until now, we are faced with the fact that the enemy replenishes his resources, both

human and natural. uh, deliveries are coming. e arms. we are now recording a huge the number of western people's weapons on enemy positions, because anti-tank weapons simply collapse there and we have a huge number of these trophies, this is a fact, because there are a huge number of stingers and all sorts of other manpads, too, but the fact is that 155 calibers are starting to be used there . that is, in fact, such calibers. yes, of course, this nato caliber eliminated by the warsaw pact is nothing. it didn't get any worse. here is 152, well, or there is a larger caliber - it’s already heavy artillery there at all, then there are already these calibers and, therefore, ammunition for them. of course, if there is ammunition and, in fact, nato artillery, it is actively used. most of the losses that we are now suffering are losses from shrapnel wounds, in fact , that is, in fact, they do not make direct fire contact do not want to go, because in

direct fire contact. they inevitably almost always lose, especially considering that now from the side of the enemy we are witnessing the depletion of the human resource and in those units and subdivisions that oppose us. well, according to the testimony of the prisoners, no more than 15 maximum twenty percent of what can be conditionally called regular military. that is, these are those who were called up before the start of a special military operation. well , the rest is a reservist often reservists. they don't even have time to change. as a matter of fact, in military uniform, that is, they go straight to work in civilian life. it’s just that in the same place, so to speak, in the west of the population - it’s quite greedy, it happens to cut tea, they are used to making money. yes, once again they are trying to earn 3,000 dollars a month, which are paid there to reservists who go out , so to speak, but serve about everything, and they really pay by ukrainian standards. just absolutely that $3,000 is really,

really a lot. true, reservists are often, when they approach the summer ones by contact. do you understand that 3,000 dollars? yes, this is too much. and so they begin to make their legs actively in the other direction from the front line. well many prisoners are being published now, indeed, the number has grown a lot here, well, nevertheless, if another part of this picture, we are now facing a rather voluminous amount of voluminous. all in foreign mercenaries, well, according to the data that i have. i do not guarantee 100% of them. uh, that's the quality, but according to the data that i have, uh, that our comrades have, there are almost 20 a little more than 20,000 foreign mercenaries who are fighting against us on the territory of the so-called ukraine, that is, in other words. we now have dealing with the total war that the west is waging against us and the fact that hybrid troops are fighting against us while they are full-time, mostly full-time, but hybrid troops are over. well, it is clear that there are western

intelligence officers, everything else is there management. it is clear that all all orders. in fact, the main orders of the sign headquarters are being given, yes, but, among other things, foreign troops have already appeared. yes, while in the form of employees of what? and the western ones? well, we know that the employees of western pmcs are mostly. actually personnel military western. just the former who changed several statuses. the formal status of the one who changed a really remains a is not still employees of enemy soldier structures, igor understands, uh. i see you have this flag. i understand that this flag, judging by the staff. he is some kind of initially not a parade flag. and tell me such a battle flag. well, you know, i got two very serious ones. well, such two tasks that one head of the donetsk people's republic received is to convey, voronezh, the flag of victory from the miners divisions uh, grandmother culture, which uh. today is already may 9th. e, it was already opened in voronezh but this, probably, well, how would it mean, here you are when

he told you, here is the skeleton, e vida, that is, this is exactly from there into the flag. here it was. and you know, that's where he came from, this flag hung on a skeleton. it was loaded by our boys and the 107th volunteer regiment. why i call it volunteer, because this floor was formed. and when the mobilization began in the donetsk republic, this is the floor that was formed from miners to drivers from teachers from managers? that is, these are, well, the simplest. here are the people who lived and created the gdp of donbass . what is called and here, uh, when uh i celebrated my birthday. uh, i just marked it on the skeleton, i noticed this flag, and at some point we talked with the battalion commander of the third battalion of this regiment, and he says igor will come, take him, bring him to moscow and on the cool square. you understand , this is the soldier's banner, and i know that, uh,

when i bring it to the donbass, you will be back behave, of course, yes, when they see this picture for them, this is their little regimental ideology, this is it.