that's why an administration has really been appointed, a deputy has been appointed and some executive bodies have been appointed, so they are already exercising their so-called power, the so-called administration in the city, i wanted to clarify with you, sir. and why do you think the russians do not release civilians? i would also like to ask this a question for someone to answer, i also don't have an understanding of why not to release the civilian population and not release those hostages of women and children from being angry around the clock and from shelling, i don't have an answer to this question why this is happening, i don't know what the news is about the

end of the donetsk region well, the situation is tense , our head of the military administration was kirilenko every day, every day, and in france and at night, he reports to the residents, what happens, what is happening now in the territory of the region, that's why the situation is tense, the enemy is trying to enter the borders of donetsk and luhansk oblast, but we are standing and holding our positions because our task is that the civilian population was evacuated from all populated areas and did not fall under the shelling of mr. stepan, is there any new information about the burials of civilians in particular and around mariupol, because the other day there were reports of a large number of graves, in particular of the

civilian population, and well, purely visually, we tried to grasp the scale of this disaster, we are talking about at least several thousand people in only one area in one location, it seems that we were talking about mangush and its residents send us cities, places of burials, we see that there are mass graves, we say brother, we see that there are a lot of territories on whose burial is taking place because the troops of the russian federation are trying to hide the traces of the crime they are committing on the territory of mariupol , stepan, probably one of the last questions, in the end, again, the other day there was information that this pseudo administration er, he is

even calling mariupol citizens who have left the city, now they are on the verge of returning, i don’t know why and where they offer to settle in some semi- detached houses. as i understand it, there are 5-6 families ah in the regime eh hmm how do they say hostels like them they write, and actually, something is known about this and is there a reaction from the people of mariupol, in particular, or do any of those who left have thoughts of returning to their city now, the most important task now on the part of the entire ukrainian government and local self-government is to organize e housing for e those people who left their homes and provide alternative housing throughout the territory of ukraine because if people do not get housing, if there is, it

is unlikely that they will be able to live, they will be forced to return to their homes and those who left moment of shelling. therefore, now people who lived in the center of the city, those who lived in those buildings, houses that were completely burned, they go and occupy vacant housing somewhere, somewhere they occupy vacant houses on the outskirts of cities and live there because there are indeed cases when er, those vacant houses and apartments that stood er are not inhabited, they are occupied by peaceful residents and people do not live in their er apartments for their lives, so our task now in the territory under the control of the ukrainian authorities is to develop programs to develop an opportunity to provide

people have such an opportunity so that they can get some kind of temporary housing and can live in temporary housing before returning to the city of mariupol. minimal amenities for life, i would just like to remind you that there are a lot of district centers. yes, we understand that it is difficult to resettle people in regional centers, but in district centers the situation is simpler in general, this also applies to western ukraine. i wanted to ask you about the colonization occupation the politics of russia, in particular, how many

collaborators they recruited in the vicinity of mariupol well, i would not now talk about responsibility and those who stayed there because there are cases when people made their choice, but there are people have a choice without a choice. that's why we now uh, that's why we now see that people who stayed against their uh, wish, they, uh, according to the law, they are collaborators, but it will be about people who work directly with the special services of the russian federations that participate in filtering

procedures that lead to activists and representatives of the ukrainian authorities in particular, and of course there are such cases, i will not say how many are worked out, including the security services of ukraine and the national police and the prosecutor's office from the investigation, so i think what we will find out later what what and how many such collaborators we will see serhiy residents of the city thank you thank you mr. stepan stepan maksma the head of the mariupol district council thank you for working for the people of mariupol who managed to leave for now, again, before our next inclusion, this is very important information in order to

stop any uh, well, let's say so, discussions around a-ah sensitive issue, how did it happen that from the occupied crimean peninsula without problems , allegedly without problems, the russian federation went to the kherson region and established itself there. yesterday we spoke with serhii rahmanin. he spoke about at least two versions that the bridges were not mined or that they were mined but it did not work accordingly and so on the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine for the first time actually comments on this situation in the armed forces of ukraine for the first time they talk about chongar and the allegedly mined roads from the occupied crimea, in the message of the general staff it is emphasized that the armed forces of ukraine carry out their assigned tasks guided exclusively by national interests and act in accordance with the current situation regarding rumors about

it seems that chongar was not mined, we inform you that the bridge was mined, but we were opposed by 15 times more enemy forces, all conclusions about legality are written on the facebook page of the general staff the decisions made during the hostilities will be made in the manner established by law after their conclusion, it is said in the same message, we will understand, as the classics say, but then now is not the time. for some reason, i still did not understand. was this bridge on the dzungara blown up or not? it was he was not mined, that is, this version falls away, and somehow the general staff urges to manipulate this story, it is not necessary. well, we are now in touch with yuriy sobolevskyi, the first deputy chairman of the kherson regional council, mr. yuryu, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. so, yuriy, they wanted to ask you right away. khrystyna dug into the general staff and found a clear answer,

which actually explained little to me, that is, they say to the staff that there is no need to speculate and manipulate something, after all, they never did it, but here the question: did the chongar bridge or the dzungar bridges were blown up or not? well, i have no information about what was mined and what was not mined. that is, this question is really for our military, but i am sure that everything that was perhaps everything that was necessary was done or tried to be done, everything that was possible was done, there really is no magic now. well, i ca n't tell you now, whether it's standing now or not. we really have certain objects in the first days of the war . there were explosions on the facilities and on the bridges something was really destroyed there, something was tried to be destroyed, but what exactly was destroyed, what was not destroyed,

i cannot comment now, british intelligence calls food actions uh, in principle, its goal , at least for the near future, in the russian federation quite clearly outlined the land corridor to the crimea, in particular, and then we will go to transnistria without kherson oblast, there is no way to do without kherson oblast, nevertheless, there is information that a referendum is still being prepared in kherson oblast. do you have an understanding of how they will be? i don't know bulldog from try to unite and sculpt with a rhinoceros it is possible to occupy crimea now our kherson region to understand the referendum i don't even like the word sometimes it is used now for our situation there can't be any referendum, well there is martial law is a war in which the referendum is , first of all, secondly, well, the referendum is there where there is the

need for direct conscription of the population in us, which divides even more yes, well, they made this choice a long time ago in kherson - this is ukraine, there is not a single question that needs to be submitted to a referendum, so if they are going to do something, it is just a picture, you know, that supposedly people came, that they voted on something, everything else. these are only provocations, this is what it is. well, accordingly, the news from the very a russian interventionist in kherson broke into the city council of the kherson council with all the relevant consequences, they hanged their wives there. well , the city council stopped working, tell us in detail what happened there, well, more information in detail will be available today, when the peace will hold a

meeting with the remnants of zoya's team and to make decisions on how to work in these conditions, yes, yes, yesterday , near there, by themselves, at 8 o'clock, they came down , went to the city council, they really took people's keys there, that is, they already publicly took over the city council, but understand what -is well, the impossible existence of the ukrainian government was from the first day after the cart orcs came to the city. well, when the military occupiers are armed , that is, well, i defend myself, the people held rallies every day, and, well, the mayor’s office gave the opportunity to ensure the life of the city there to a certain extent, but in in any case, unfortunately, they were not a full-fledged ukrainian government in the city, yes, it

has such a moral and moral significance even for our people of kherson because, well, when, well, even though the city hall had our flag there and our local people were working self-government, that calmed people down. well, it will be a little harder now. but i am sure that the people of kherson will endure it. why do you think the russians resisted the capture of the kherson city council? for them, you know, this is just another informational excuse , that is, they are in this case, in this case, they are working for their audience. they are working somewhere, there they will try to influence the people of kherson psychologically, i.e., from the very beginning, as far as possible, they tried to completely stop the work of the ukrainian state authorities, eh, from the kherson region, they eh they closed our humanitarian centers, er, then

released some of their own, which allegedly we there, with the help of the red cross, in these humanitarian centers, er, carried out some logistical and technical support for the ukrainian army or the army or something like that, er, they completely block the creation of all it is not possible to block humanitarian corridors either for points from orphanages or for pensioners from relevant institutions in general to organize the evacuation of the population that needs it, they made a decision to leave temporarily from kherson region they are blocking all this and it needs a vacuum of the ukrainian government so that they can fill it and show that ukraine is inviting you, they approached khrystyna a couple of minutes ago, we understand that they can

use very different tools there, force coercion intimidation of murder, i don't know, the police regime, the regime of indiscriminateness, that is, the method, the method is a very rich bouquet of methods, but what will happen later at the exit, that is, they are preparing to join such in the near future i can't tell you that we understand the matter of predicting the occupied kherson region. well, if we analyze what happened with crimea, what happened with our donbas, what happened before in georgia, well, they really go there and mark according to 1 method what they can take away they are trying to take away whether it will be implemented in the kherson region, well, this is a very big question, well, first of all, with them, well, everything is not good at all. from a military point of view, today,

ukraine is making sense, it is good, firstly, and secondly , the population is not at all set on so that there to join some prince of the republic or, be it crimea, the creation of some tauriy province there , maybe something else will happen to you there. the leaders there and some established mr. yuriy would like you to comment on the story of the people's deputy who decided to return to the occupied kherson region with the aim, so to speak, of securing the interests of his constituents that this is the question behind the whole thing. probably, even to this deputy, i understand what you are talking about. can you give an answer to this question? mr. oleksiy's clear goal well, why is he like that? we thought that you might know some local background. look

. today, every day, i received, you know, a lot of negativity about, well, a very large number of people. well, in fact, it's like that. and now he helps people, er, sincerely, but someone is also engaged in something else , this is a matter for state bodies, we have law enforcement agencies, they work perfectly in my opinion, let it be sorted out who is a patriot who is a traitor from the kherson region to the territory under the control of ukraine, several thousand people left, mainly it will be about people who left in their cars, but you are, in fact, a representative of the local government there. so please tell me, do you communicate with these people, what are their needs ?

these needs, we help those who cannot leave , whom we know and who have real risks to life and health, whether it is related to the active position or their activities, or one of these of professional affiliation we help these people to leave as much as possible, but understand that we have very limited opportunities, we work in this direction not as a state authority, not as an order from the top, local self-government of the regional council, we work uh, well, practically a volunteer, you are the opportunities that we create in the kherson region in this direction, this means that, for example, are the corresponding neighboring regions ready to somehow ensure the interests of the people of kherson, we understand that people really do not want to leave and people are very easy to understand, people don't want to go

far, sometimes they are forced to do it because well, we understand that ukraine was not ready for such a large number of internally displaced persons well, but we understand that there is odesa, there is mykolaiv oblast, i can say that well, i really want to say thank you very much to the head of the mykolayiv oblast council, and especially to the head of the odesa oblast council, didenko, we really work together with them, we communicate constantly, they help the kherson oblast a lot now, well, that’s it indeed with medicines with certain questions and a warning, but to understand that they also have the possibility of restrictions, everything that is possible, everything that i know is being done. ugh, and finally, i would like to ask. is there anything known about the work of ukrainian partisans now in the kherson region? well, what about in melitopol the occupiers periodically die in strange ways in their

cars, and we know something like this, and what else is happening in the kherson region, so to speak, various informational dumping, and we just tried to sit with khrestina and check, you know, what is going on so-called fact-checking, we check, we check, then we lean on something well, you are our primary source , so to speak. i already said, i don't want to hang labels now. what kind of information was there and how was it information

that they were doing a little and what they were doing when they were closed so the importance is also happening thanks to yurii yuriy sobolevskyi the first deputy chairman of the kherson regional council was in touch with us about the situation in the kherson region as far as we can in general, have any information about this - we are in touch now with our next speaker, we will have such a short but, i hope , a very concise and comprehensive inclusion, in particular from lysychansk and colleagues eh for now i will provide information that may be of interest to you, well, to cheer up the morning, the oil trader ross neft tendered 6.5 million tons of oil with the condition of full prepayment in rubles, and oh god, it could not sell it because no application was received, the router writes about this with a link to at least five testimonies traders and the world on auto traders are trying to avoid such deals due to sanctions against the kremlin, so the

russians will have to find new ways to redirect even more oil to asia through private deals, the minister of border rights of ukraine kuleba told a rather unpleasant story. well, as far as i understand, he was signaling to the kremlin . so, the sooner putin agrees to negotiations with zelensky, the more chances there are to bring the end of the war closer. a personal meeting between president zelensky and putin will bring the end of the war closer, but the minister does not think that russia is ready to find a solution . at the negotiating table, but mr. kuleba said, if i see that they change their attitude and are ready to seriously look for mutually acceptable solutions, i will overcome my disgust and sit down with he means with lavrov and i will talk because well , it looks like there will be no negotiations in the near future, guns and rockets will be talking, that the minister

of foreign affairs of russia sergey lavrov is deeply outraged by the changes that the ukrainian side made to the draft peace agreement imposed by the russian federation and its absolutely strange points and at the end of this hour i would still like to hear from lysychansk oleksandr zaika, the head of the lysychansk city military-civilian administration, mr. oleksandr, congratulations glory to ukraine, so share with our by tv viewers' assessment of the situation in your region, in our region the situation is very tense, the situation is difficult, and there is almost no water in the city, we make it there with wires , they interrupt it and under constant shelling , that is, the situation is difficult, very difficult, extremely difficult, even i said so, what is the situation on the battlefield in in the combat dimension, our guys are also constant, i.e. they

argue and carry out attacks, but our guys repel everything and stand in their places, that is, the guys are motivated and ready to work and work, they work very well if we talk about the number of the civilian population, which is all that could remain in lysychansk, how many people are there, well, it is somewhere, it is somewhere in google, twenty thousand work in order to convince them to leave with people, those whom i see while eating around the city, the work is being done, but the people are stubborn with us, that's why - it is very difficult to work in this direction if we speak i do not know how many interveners there are now about the containment of the russian offensive in the lysichan direction because it was not for nothing that

they concentrated for several days. reserves uh well, how much can the military say, i don't have such information in detail but i know that we have something to fight back, i know that we will hold back the human advance please tell me what exactly the occupiers are looking for, is there but conventional weapons, prohibited weapons, there are some of these, how many were there, and thank god there was nothing like that in our country, but it was in the border patrol there, yes, they used it themselves, changes in aviation, how actively they use it, use aviation almost everyone day eh well, this is more about getting to rubizhny and the directions that are planned, there is information

that the occupiers are preparing a new bucha lysychanska, they plan to blame it on the armed forces of ukraine, you know something the sbu has a lot of detainees, so the sbu is working in this direction. i think it will be good for us. thank you, mr. oleksandr, for this inclusion of work. thank you for your work, oleksandr, for your optimism. thank you. we can imagine how difficult it is for the residents now. lysychanska and in particular the head of the local military administration, mr. zaitsa, well, it’s really hard. but you see, he holds on and works. in three

minutes to present the news of the economy during the war. congratulations. my name is ilya berezenko. eight years ago, i started working on the espresso tv channel. i started by covering the events of the revolution of dignity. at that time, express was tried to be closed many times during the first days of the full-scale russian invasion of ukraine. many employees of the espresso tv channel became members of the armed forces of ukraine, territorial defense volunteer battalions and volunteer paramilitary formations of territorial communities. my name is artem shevchenko. i am a senior lieutenant of the armed forces of ukraine. i cooperated with the espresso tv channel. i am chornovol tetyana, junior lieutenant, fire calculation commander of the

stugna anti-tank missile defense system. here, i picked up this lucky tube from rockets were fired from it, and the rocket that crushed an enemy tank only 20 km from kyiv. i worked at espresso for the last year. i want to say that i also stopped russian tanks there. i work as a director on the espresso tv channel. on february 24, i joined the ranks of the armed forces with arms in hand, the independence of our state, my colleagues remained at the forefront of the information front or to defend one of the most external values ​​of a democratic society, freedom of speech, information security of the state, the decision to turn off these tv channels, in particular

espresso from the t2 digital network is no different than some kind of information in a political, uh, political if you want to call it persecution or a stupid political decision, i can't call it, i don't know if it was an oversight or if it's a real special operation to harm the ukrainian broadcaster but i believe that in under the conditions of the war, this is at least an application for treason, we have the right to know who did it and whether he had at least some reason for it, moreover, we have the right to demand that espresso be returned. wins precisely because the voice of the patriots is heard