now the priority is they ran away from the bombs, he, too, he is an insular. i want to help, i have a spare bed for refugees. well, actually, i thought the pretty ukrainian christina had a nice old gentleman here who wanted to help. sorry, wait, this video is popular now in europe, but you know, it actually listens especially against the background of this series is funny. but the point is that people are still not so stupid as not to understand that they really show zaitsev in a hat, that they are trying to deceive them about egor, but this is in its own way

juggling. the same cheating game can cause this video, for sure, many husbands in munich were not released by their wives after such fugitives arrived artyom add probably, at least, add more about what alexander said you want someone with no alexander i decided. mm. maybe it really is a satire. well, that is, maybe this is a joke, not even so much a fake. maybe indeed. eh, i don’t know if it’s foreign or they use it or something. they just decided to joke around. well, that is, they understood, in fact, even know how to take it to heart is quite difficult. actually. in every joke there is only a fraction of a joke in the western press, there have been reports more than once that europeans offer ukrainians housing for sex. and here, for example, in the british times. there is such a message. let's take a look at the original video. and where

did it come from on december 4, 2018. in general, the bus had already gone far from that moment, so the party was taking place like this. it's just uh one of the american websites and but here people. uh, speak portuguese at sunset. there was some kind of party, well, it’s clear that they are leaving this party, in fact, there is another very impartial reading for ukrainians, and it is actually very unpleasant, because you are leading and ukrainians and ukrainians in western europe are perceived by ukraine. well, i would say it would be specifically considered that this is a nationality. i'm not embellishing anything represents a large contingent. well, these are, as it were, a cycle of night butterflies, and therefore, on the occasion, it seems, like a ukrainian. especially with the name natasha - this is an eternal very strong decent western europe, therefore, since it has already turned into a common place, but unfortunately for, uh, our brothers, so to speak. e by blood, then, probably, it came

to this. uh, probably, there is the far eastern side, which was released by such a fake. or , so to speak, a parody of a fake, that is, well, indeed, ukrainian women are refugees, therefore, respectively. this is how they should look like. in general, another fake. we debunked. he was really interesting and engaging. maybe to your attention, huh? watch the program for today antifake and with us. lead the fight against the untruth that has fallen upon us. if you have any photo or video materials that cause you doubts, be sure to send them to the editors of our program. we will conduct our own investigation and report the results on air. hello program time will show continues to work live. i am artyom sheinin. ah, with all the past holidays, by the way, and today is a holiday for so many. today is may 11, the anniversary of the creation of the donetsk people's

the republic of all those, and who for whom is a holiday for all normal people, this is a holiday. i congratulate you on this holiday, especially since this whole festive week. i just e spent there in those here, yes, here, it seems to me, it’s beautiful with republic day everyone, and this festive week. i spent in those places, and i brought back a lot, and a lot, and greetings, which i will now use, to be honest, my official position for personal purposes. and just now i will start to pass them on to people. well, somehow so, as far as the opportunity to talk about my impressions, although such a week, i now understand a lot about the people who live there. and what are you spending here, there is a week feeling that you spent a month there, people who have been living there for 8 years in this situation. they've been living there, i think, for several lifetimes, and everywhere you look. here are examples of something like that, i do n’t even know how. well, here in mariupol there is a relatively untouched destruction of the place - this is an

alley. e, heroes of the soviet union where, for example, there is a monument to uncle vasya, the founder airborne troops, and the soviet union nearby, from which, of course, i immediately, uh, took a picture, and local people approached me, by the way, in spite of everything, many local people are very positive towards us. this is one of the most amazing experiences for me, when people who come up, you, who comes up to you, and they say, there. well, here, guys, against the background of all this, uh, and they came up to me and said, and you take a closer look there, and the azov people tried to cut him down from there. they just tried it. we saw say we're standing next to you. and well, we can’t do anything , because they are with weapons and you think, well, wow, how tough, but this is only the first impression, and tough tough is when you drive into mariupol, so how much i traveled every time this one uh, this one here i don’t even know how to call it a landscape, it doesn’t rise, uh, to call it all the hand and the tongue does not turn. and especially

every time i went there, you pass by, and there are two houses. now it will be visible. these are these two houses, these are every time. you are just wow. well, it can’t be like that, but the most important thing is what you are convinced of when you already look like there is a lot that is against the backdrop of these houses. yes it seems to be whole, it is not whole, it's just that there is nothing, and that's it. this is how it is. this is to make it clear what kind of battles there were, that is, this is all just demolished through and through. and against this background, it seems to you that you will not be surprised by anything . and you are surprised when you enter the yards, and you see how people live, they don’t live,

how people survive, when you see this s allow me to say that these are burnt , ah, kettles, these are for water, these are all , you see this, how they are. they 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, it 's mostly volunteers - these are some organizations. these are representatives of the party - it's all the same more or less. uh, private uh, public ah, 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 no, well, there one walks in the frame next to people, dogs live, and they have them despite the fact that they themselves have nothing to eat. they them they feed, well, they try, at least to feed it make a huge impression. and, of course, the biggest impression is huge - 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 huge stuff. this position is right next to it. you come in from azov steel, then the first thing you see is this huge marine, and the one in this one, then reads, what do you read uh, i read the three musketeers. well, as if i had almost finished reading at the moment

when the guys and i then went to lavrenti, hi when we are with these two guys, uh, hello to them too. eh, 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 from which these guys, among other things, knocked out the azovites. uh, i was surprised to find in one of the basements where they lived a book who is interested to see what they read there at the bottom. while being so zarathustra spoke in russian, they read it, the azov people, while 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. this is the fourth number, then there were no 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 from which you are from the roof of the skeleton. she's just shaking all over and the guys told me that. he says, here is happiness when we are standing here, the ground is walking under our feet, what should they 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 it. you stay there for a long time, and it flies there flies flies the earth flies with a shaker and it seems that nothing alive should remain there. and it stays there. and so, in fact, these guys drove them there, and the engraver, uh, hello . 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 the battalions a few months ago, but because what we call a special military operation. and this is called war. he still has not taken command of the battalion, he drops out, performing tasks as a commander. and these guys are these fighters. eh, this is very interesting for you and me. 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 is also for everyone guys, 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 denocified soldier

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. is not any there anything that's filmed with a man. 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. i just had a task just get there. just stand next to me and well

, i'm proud that i stood next to the call sign kaspiy kasper hello man, who, by the way, may not go to those military operations that everyone goes to, but he continues to go there, that's what i am he said, these are the people of steel who are now being born there and the fighters of sparta with whom he also spent. i have a great time. here. uh, sedoy had a birthday that day. you know, what they gave a man on his birthday is, well, it's impressive, and he proudly tells him about it forty-five were presented by a store for 45 rounds. for the store they gave him for the machine, they gave him this here, uh with the second one. interestingly, he has two call signs, because he is during the day, and overexposure, and at night dracula well, it seems to me that this is, as it were, correct. for work in general, very combative guys are very positive, and er 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 are performed, they stand, and where they stand, there is even on the territory of their location there, 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 throw regular mines. 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's all everyone will be fine. here it is, too, next to the sozov salu. this is the residential area. 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. nobody has done it yet. e ain't no search, no nothing at all, cuz it's near there literally there kilometers one and a half to one and a half to this very azov steel. here, too, they went there with the fighters. this is spetsnaz spetsnaz is also a 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. ah, 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, i recognized igor. he was on this bridge, this very bridge behind which all this happened. i cannot tell you what mood the fighters are in, who fought there, who liberate and clean it all every time this silence mode 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. impresses the guy. they endure, they cross 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 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, too, the task is people who serve in lugansk donetsk. and you are donetsk there and lugansk here. that is, what am i talking about when you news, you hear this phrase, which thank god we finally have allied troops. you understand that indeed, the allied troops are the russian 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 you are you standing here? this is one. when are you 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 worked with kupyansk 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, many of the places i have visited and with many people, with whom i met, i would not have met this is semyon pegov, the face of the wargonzu project, who 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. tem hello, uh, you really did remember that you were here, too, underwear for the guys from sparta, just next to me is the person with whom you are on this trip did not have time to see. this is the commander of the legendary donbass battalion, the father of the no less legendary vladimir ozhogi. he’s 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, everyone here has long known this 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, extremely disturbing news. we’ll let you know now, if lyrica is a little put aside just before he descends from me here from a position in order to catch 4g and go live, we learned disturbing news and now artyom will tell about them sparta’s intelligence has established another fact of the 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

adjacent territory, 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. can flush absolutely right to everyone you noticed that the water is now, uh, uncontrollably large flow is let in down the bed of this stream and downstream houses. eh, they flood. uh, blow this down with water there 's a little tsunami. well, it's still pretty noticeable. no well, this once again proves the fact. that the cists for the sake of pursuing their own ideological goals, which correlate otherwise than with the ideals of the three third reichs, yes, with criminal anti-human ideals they do not give up anything and no one in order to propagate this nationalist and radical ideology. so far you have. i know before i was preparing for a meeting with 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, it was hard for me that my guys, here, er, carry. e heavy military service. here. uh, i'm used to the fact that i'm always next to them on so, e. yes, they reported to me, they gave me. uh, completely furnished layout, i had an interactive map with me. 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 fathers bobok holds this front. and so, despite the fact that, of course, news and alarms are coming in, it is nonetheless important and must be stated that our units, one way or another, step by step, are moving forward step by step. 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 really take a very important part in this operation av. kikatel take this settlement, both from the north and from the south. in a tick. i repeat. there is concentrated quite a large number of 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 30,000 angry nazis, whom we here and the donbass fighters and russian guys are trying to take in a tick and will definitely take. what artyom also promised, owned, to vladimirovich in a personal conversation. the fact that the guys, in spite of everything they are at a loss, they are at any here, yes, there, uh, obstacles that the enemy puts up, including for the civilian population. this is the most painful thing. why is it possible to hit and near donetsk today they fought with softeners and there are also wounded. there are dead, yes, nevertheless. it won't stop anyone correct me if i put together no, everything is absolutely right, it won't stop us. and if we are being watched, the enemy of that side, surrender, surrender, or you will be destroyed. here is such news from the shoebox what? thank you, uh, simon again. uh, i already told you on the air. thank you now i say so. 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, huh? 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 is always a place for you in our cockroach. thank you bro. you have now made my wife happy. i hope she is not watching this broadcast, but in fact, in general, brothers are working, and thank you guys. good luck to everyone it was. yes. by the way, i want to say that semyon said about, uh, where artyom zhogov was. here for those who understand. well , i will now show you a photo for those who may not quite. eh, he understands. a. well, but, as a

matter of fact, uh, this is first communication with vladimir owned than, uh, in this mode. but, and then as a matter of fact, what this year is we were especially looking forward to this. so he went, in fact, to the immortal regiment, this is with a portrait of his son. 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 another photo here, the one in which i'm standing 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, well, you can figure it out there,

who is who? this is his dad. naturally, his father, who arrived, found him there on the battlefield. came to him there from the city. saki brought him humanitarian aid there. he brought many more things that were needed there, about which i will not speak on the air. so this man has another son fighting near kherson. there's a brother. and nephew this is this for you father of a soldier 2.0 oleg hello to you too. huge thank you and nikita hello, and hello to all the boys. and by the way, i forgot the captain, dad, they call him fighters, they all understand and he will understand. all in all, you are better. program time will tell continue 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, they wrote to me, uh, the guys who well, in this case, my guys and acquaintances all wrote that, uh, looking at the photos of these uh people, and they wrote to me 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? well, what is there, please, to be honest, i won’t say much in truth, because i’ve been all the time lately and i still am. as a matter of fact, the last month is a completely different section of the front, just you see there on the map of balakley and raisins are where we are now

let's talk fighting detachments of the union of volunteers of donbass well, the rifle battalion of the union is carrying out the donbass, but what about the jewess? 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. eh, direct attacks on avdiivka are quite meaningful things. we need to complete the encirclement of the grouping of the entire grouping and stop both the north from the south and, above all, cut off communications, and we, of course, need to fulfill our strategic goals. well, for this, of course, first of all it is necessary. uh, dissection of the enemy’s publication, that is, all the bridges across the dnieper, i emphasize directly everything with which we cut off the left-handed ukraine from the right-handed one, because now we are still facing the fact that the enemy is replenishing his resources, both human and natural . uh, deliveries are coming. e arms. now we are fixing

a huge amount of western nato weapons on enemy positions, because there are anti-tank weapons. they just get sick. we have a huge number of these trophies. it's a fact, that there are a huge number of stingers and all sorts of other air defense systems is also a fact, but it is also a fact that 155 calibers are beginning to be used there, that is, in fact, such calibers. yes, of course, this is the nato caliber eliminated by the warsaw pact, nothing. it didn't get any worse. here is 152, well, or is there a larger caliber - it’s already heavy artillery there at all, that is, these calibers are already there and, therefore, ammunition for them, of course, if there is ammunition and, in fact, nato artillery, it is actively using most of the losses that we are now we suffer losses from shrapnel wounds, in fact , that is, in fact, they don’t make direct fire contact, they don’t want to go, because they are in direct fire contact. they are inevitable almost always lose, especially when you consider what is now from the outside.