uh, look at rocket attacks, some developers draw certain conclusions, and it seems to me that the local government should also get involved in this. and he will not get us anymore, but still there are certain probabilities that he will remain, that this neighbor, our northern aggressor , the russian federation, will continue to try something with us in our future history to do at least for the future what are you thinking or doing local authorities certain analyzes for example where people were during the missile strike are these rules behind two walls or is it a bathroom did they go down to the basement after all, well, after all, the main documentation is as follows should be provided by the military and the state emergency service of ukraine, i can say what is necessary if you hear a siren, you need to go to the

bomb shelter, you do not need to go in anyway, it is necessary to use gas and you need to observe all the necessary safety furniture from the point of view of do we do an analysis of the damage? we have not only started doing it. we have also already started to do an examination on the possibility of restoring these buildings . there will not be any intermediate answers to this. and for the future, we have already heard from the cabinet of ministers that the construction of houses without storage will be prohibited, and we believe that this is correct, because i want to remind them, we started saying this about a year ago that such problems are possible even with parking, which is not, but the problem with insisting is that from the point of view of the norms of the dbn dbniv, we cannot issue any prohibitions ourselves as the city government, but now eh the period we

heard eh makes such adjustments and vat and permit documentation, first of all, this should be resolved at the legislative level, because the city has long been saying that it is necessary to do that there should be underground parking lots, that there should be, because without storage in all the houses that will be new ones are being built we have to prepare not only for the end of this war, but also for future possible conflicts, eh, dmytro, one more such a strange question, maybe i don’t know , maybe i’m behind- iron is where you have to climb, but i just read about the dnipro, about the government that exercises power about the people who exercise power in the dnipro, they say that they had almost no checkpoints or points of which there were a lot in kyiv. i sat in kyiv for almost three weeks after the start of the war and simply saw it for myself, and they say, they say that we did the opposite this option is easy to move when we release, we came up with something

that, on the one hand, we defend our city of chudovo dnipro, and on the other hand, we give citizens the opportunity to move freely. well, in the case of, for example, an urgent evacuation, it makes it much easier when the roads are free, then you consult with with others, and with other big cities , like odesa, like days, like kharkiv, well, kharkiv is probably a different situation there, like dnipro, like zaporizhzhia, how should the municipal government behave in every such big city to make life easier on the one hand the citizens on the other side did not allow the enemy forces to advance, what was god's answer to the capital, did not appear at the initiative of the city authorities, we are not experts in this matter and cannot be a fact of the military are experts, all issues or persons were

resolved at the level of the military, these were their orders , we we only provided them with everything they needed if they needed construction equipment, if they needed any construction materials, anything, we brought everything and they did it, so the question here is not for us, it is difficult for us to answer we are after the active phase of military operations in the capital took the initiative to remove well well, looking at the fact that a large number of people are returning cars to the capital and we also need to simplify the movement of public transport . i.e. here, er, we cannot manage an additional initiative, we only actually carry out their orders, their recommendations, here this is a matter for the military, not for us. our main task is the same. the authorities decide what can and cannot be from the point of view of the checkpoints and the military, and we trust our military if they believe that something should remain, there is probably some reason for this.

maybe you and i still don't understand, mr. dmytro. another question, are there any new data? regarding the latest rocket attacks, yes, in the capital, and right away, please, the second question in your answer to us. reveal where russification is in kyiv . as far as i know, 300 objects will fall under at least as of now, how are these objects chosen, and will it be carried out on discussion with in places well, first of all, from the point of view of monuments, we really have a situation where the city government, where it depends on it, will take such steps, i will hear - how does it depend on the city government, for example, first of all, it depends from whether it is on the balance sheet of the city, for example, you saw that under friendship of peoples we removed the monument to the reunification of ukraine and russia because it was on the balance sheet of the city, but for example, not all monuments , unfortunately, for example shchors shchors we we cannot

remove it from the balance sheet at the ministry of culture we have had such a discussion many times. why are we still there a few years ago ? of culture clearly takes the position that it does not need to be cleaned, uh, that's why well here, unfortunately, we can't do anything except appeal. and regarding the streets, there is really a discussion going on, there are several hundred possible renamings, there is a discussion about for example, there are composers or cultural actors who are ukrainians but who actually lived and worked during the soviet union, what should be done with them, and this discussion is now very active . began to ask these questions. now we have published the streets that we can train from the point of view of the

discussion. this is precisely the discussion, and with the example of mr. aportnikov, we see that this is happening in the discussion, we will listen to it we will first of all take those steps that are 100% and will have 100% support from both the people of kyiv and the city council, that is, we are currently taking the most constructive approach to such issues. where there is a controversial issue, we would rather shoot and to end the discussion already after the active phase of military operations, very briefly about the consequences of the attack on new denmark, new data, i am not the one who suffered. unfortunately, my condolences to your colleague and relatives who died. abnormal things are also happening, primarily due to the fact that we had the head of the un in kyiv and he saw with his own eyes how the un should be more active because what is currently happening in the un there, for example, security, when

russia continues to block decisions that ukraine is needed. this is not normal. they should include russia from here. i am sure that guerish, when he left kyiv, he already made a final decision for himself on how it should work. thank you, mr. dmytro dmytro bilotserkovets, kyiv city council the chairman was the line of communication with us, and once again we express our condolences to the relatives and friends of faith hyrych. she was also our colleague, of course, and recently worked as a producer of radio svoboda , and well, we have another topic. yes, we are already moving on to this one, you know. and i raise them. thank you, or in particular, and angela, all because war is war, and there are already such more peaceful moments , this is also anti-resistance, this is also an anti-russian direction of activity, but this is so anti-russian, but not a military method, but hmm, for some reason, come on, i will

say why kai hrystyna nikolayeva project coordinator street of ukraine here she is you have already seen her here she will explain to you what she wants what they want these designers these people who are involved in this project called street of ukraine ms. khrystyna tell you the word to grow we have a goal to relocate the embassy and consulates of russia in different countries of the world on the streets of ukraine due to the renaming of those streets that they are now where they are now and inspired us for this project and the countries that started renaming streets in honor of ukraine the beginning of the war - this is albania, lithuania, latvia, a-a they started to change the address of the russian embassies at the beginning of march to heroes of ukraine street, the street of independent ukraine, the street of free ukraine , and this is a very good symbolic gesture in

support of us as a country in this war and a good reminder that we are an independent, sovereign state. it seems to me that if russian diplomats walk the streets of ukraine to their embassies, you too will be a very good daily reminder for them and for all citizens who are forced to turn to the representations of russia in others about the fact that ukraine is a sovereign state about the fact that for us the will, independence, democracy are our main values ​​khrystyna look eh well, such a tip can be for you well, because i have been following such things for a very long time the first time i i heard about this back in the 70s, look at how old i am, when the embassy of the soviet union, the street on which it was located, was renamed academician andriy sakharov street, and the entire soviet union was terribly dissatisfied because they did not want to

work on the street of a dissident who is working against you, but the tip is that you have to look closely to see if there are any neighboring side streets that you also need to think about, because it often happens that the main street is renamed, then the russian embassy opens another entrance. well, so that the address in the correspondence does not it was not through the other entrance , where there is already another street not named after ukrainian heroes or ukraine, and they begin to indicate what it is. so now write not to this address, but write to this address, and there is the address of a local celebrity or something else that's why you need to look not only at the facade, but also at the back and on the side street, it's very important. uh, what are your many plans, how many countries, how many embassies, where are the embassies located, please , in the first we covered 35 countries, north america, that is, the

usa, canada, europe and australia is new zealand , and later we will connect other continents as well, because it is, well, such a large layer of work with which the team is currently dealing, uh, we look at where the embassies and consulates are located, mainly in the capitals, but not always. we turn to as to the city authorities, that is, we go the official way through a statement and an appeal. many places help us in this embassy or act as such a leader of this process because the project itself is supported by the ministry of foreign affairs and the second way is the way of public opinion. that is, we created petitions and local residents in each from these cities can vote for the street to change its name because, well, usually this is a process that requires the opinion of those people who live there, so we are calling on all

ukrainians who are currently abroad. we are ukrainians who are now in ukraine, because each of us has friends, familiar relatives abroad, talk about the project and urge them to go to the site, find a petition for their city and sign it, spread information about it further because there is a person who lives there in madrid or barcelona, ​​for example, she has much more in the friends of residents of madrid or barcelona and so we can gather a good group of people good support that will show the local authorities that people support this initiative support the renaming of ani cristina interesting diaspora our ukrainian is more active in this sense. after all, the local indigenous peoples of one or another territory also support and are interested in the issue of war in ukraine, firstly, secondly, in general, the russian federation as an aggressor state and fighting, even in this sense, with them as themselves russian embassies are also responding interestingly. regarding

local residents, local residents and mediaspora, i want to tell a story about what is literally there. a week ago, i received a letter in the mail from a person who is definitely a dutchman. who said that he saw the project, he liked it very much, he found it through linkedin as my contacts somehow, because he accepts links on the project website, there is no mention of us, he wrote that he was delighted, he wrote that he signed , his wife signed, he distributed it to all his i contacted my friends and acquaintances and made a separate application to the city hall, and then also wrote a separate letter to the city hall. did they receive his application and when will they consider the application? that is, this is such a very inspiring example of the fact that we are supported not only diasporans and europeans, indigenous residents of the country, the city, to whom we are addressing because what

happened now, yes, the aggression of russia is absolutely unjustified in relation to us, well, this is a close story for every normal old person, that means to the russian embassies, and they remember the questions for example, in denmark, an opposition politician proposed to rename a street with the russian ambassador. on february 24, that is, the very first day of the war, the russian embassy announced to the world what to rename this street is not possible in any way, because it has historical significance even before the period when data and norway were more connected, it is not clean there in the old capital of norway, in short, they definitely do not like the prospect of living and working on the streets of ukraine, and in some countries we feel a strong russian many bots attack you on facebook and

other social networks saying that this is completely unacceptable, ukrainians are doing some terrible things, you can't rename the street why are they encroaching on the territory of other cities in other countries, and we in fact, we offer local residents to simply make money in ukraine, ukraine is a part of their cities, and many people really support us in the same way in bulgaria, for example, a local journalist from bulgaria applied to the city hall, this local journalist is your colleague and he is already a film director, he is a media person there, which also moves the process in sofia it is very nice, in fact, it will support the world. please tell me, you are such a question. and who? how is the name chosen ? you write and suggest that you consult with local people, because i see what i see. they are renaming there are very different streets of ukrainian

heroes and street of heroes of mariupol somewhere there are very different ones that i would not have thought about. so how is it chosen, what is the selection procedure, you know, they chose it for simplicity, uh, we in many countries come with a call to do just that a street of ukraine if there is a consulate and an embassy in the same city. that is, we need to rename two streets, we propose that the second street be called the street of ukrainian heroes. but depending on what connections the city has with ukrainian cities. is there a certain partnership or twinning , etc., there are options, that is, it is not important for us in principle. it is important that mala street has a clear connection with ukraine, because we think that any name associated with ukraine will be equally unpleasant for russian diplomats and us. it suits you absolutely, the more they are uncomfortable, the funnier you are for

us and the happier we become. thank you very much , ms. kristinanova. kristina nikolayeva - street of ukraine project coordinator told about the renaming of the streets on which russian embassies in the world are located, i will remind our viewers that at 16:30 mykola veresen, as always, will be forced to answer any of your questions , so you can ask them. well, you are surprised to learn about this, mrs. mykola. so get ready, and our viewers still have time to ask them on our official page you can write your questions in the comments on espresso.tv facebook or send the most interesting ones to private messages. i will announce the most interesting ones on the air until 16:30. informational resistance. glory to ukraine, mr. oleksandr. glory to the heroes. good day. good health, mr. oleksandr. the first question is,

since you are already so qualified as an expert, here is an expert question for you. ukraine from the east is losing time and is already much late according to their plans, the plans are not happening when they should be happening but much later and they say such a hint that this is good for ukraine. can you explain what is the difference if we play football on friday well then we will postpone the match to sunday or monday and we will still play football and it does not affect the result of the match in any way in the military field why is it so important why this tip pleases so many ukrainians that they are late, what does this mean a-a in fact, it is very good for ukraine itself why so a-a i will give an example well, since i am from odesa, i will give an example

of odesa and on february 24 and when the full-scale invasion of directly in odesa began and odesa region, the landing of russian troops, e.e. marines, etc. was planned, but it did not take place, they delayed with e.e. this landing, considering that the armed forces of ukraine still have enough e. on the 24th, then on the 25th, on the 26th, there was no landing and there was no landing. we were expecting it. we were preparing, we were already ready, and then something like this happened . it was destroyed in berdyansk. the large landing ship saratov was destroyed. then two ships were still damaged, and some time later , the missile cruiser moscow was destroyed directly by

pc neptune with p-360 missiles, that is, they already saw that our neptune was not destroyed by their missile attacks, but it continues to function and effectively destroy russian ships, that is, they did not use an element of unexpectedness, er, this is an unexpected attack, as they thought. so we would all see how from mid-october 2021 they were accumulating forces - these are means near our borders. but they believed that it would be like this, everything was unexpected, it would you will be taken by surprise and the armed forces of ukraine will not be ready to resist and take over ukraine in 72 hours. it didn't work out for them just as it didn't work out . our international partners said, friends, you get 72 hours, then they said

that kyiv has 96 hours to hold out, then there will be kapets , what happened next? they said, well, you will probably hold out for another two weeks . and what is happening now ? only pcrk neptune, for example, will destroy russian ships, and after some time it will already be done by the anti-tank guided missile defense system, the harpoon , that is, here is an example: time plays in our favor. okay, now the next question is no less interesting for many people in europe, in ukraine, and maybe even in russia, because you you yourself said that you are from odesa, so naturally i have to ask a question because when i went to transnistria for the war back in the early 90s, i drove in nature through odesa, which means that from odesa to transnistria is a short distance and there is now something something explodes, are they preparing for something or not are preparing you feel that preparation and you

feel the danger from the transnistrian republic of moldova what do they call themselves where is it located i don’t know how many some say one and a half thousand russian troops others say four and a half thousand russian troops and the first and second numbers well how about my boy no, no, professional intelligence is not enough for such a large-scale attack on ukraine, what do you think about it, well, again, in terms of the number of enemy forces, if we take into account the legal military formations that are in transnistria, it is so the so-called army of the so-called pmr, and it is about 7.5 thousand personnel and equipment, not the first, not the second, well, with a lot of tension, it is still of the third quality compared to the so-called peacekeeping contingent of the russian federation, and it is one and a half thousand so-called peacekeepers, but in addition to them, there are also a number of representatives of the state security service of the soviet union

in the game - this is the fsb, this is the svr. and others who are going to transnistria through the territory of moldova in civilian clothes, as well as civilians, and that is, citizens of the russian federation close thousands, that is, well, in total, it is somewhere around 2,000 representatives of the russian security forces, but this is now transnistria, this is not the number that really threatens odessa and the odesa region, as some decisive group of troops that will carry out the occupation of the territory, but it should be noted that transnistria this is primarily the military force of transnistria, it is a subversive force, there is a very big danger precisely from subversive activities in general. the imf , and the so-called pmr, they primarily specialize in subversive activities as it will be used, and time will tell, ours is

directly the armed forces of ukraine and our special services, the same as the sbu, they are ready for any threats in order to prevent them from coming from transnistria, but we need to understand something else. and russia needs to demonstrate even now that there are some events taking place in transnistria that are a threat to this russian-speaking population, which is allegedly being oppressed, and the threat is first of all from the armed forces of ukraine from ukraine well, what about the nationalists? this is already romania, romania and moldova, and then, well, this is such an informational game, i would even call it, you know , a kind of role-playing game. now they are engaged in role-playing games in the belgorod and bryansk regions , now they are engaged in role-playing games in transnistria , that is, something similar happened in belarus when you did not try to force lukashenko to give his army to russia in order to

use it during a full-scale invasion of ukraine, but lukashenko gave the territory to belarus, but he still did not subordinate the army to the russians, but he is still a general on the other hand, it was a very smart decision because, well, his barbie would have ceased to exist then , alexander, british intelligence is now informing us that russia will allegedly try to eliminate its problems, because of which it could not make a more complete invasion or a stronger, i don’t know, active, possible and they call these three directions geographically concentrating combat power shortening supply lines simplifying command and control i will explain to you to decipher what this means geographically concentrating combat power supposedly they are the same now concentrated concentrated more on the east and south of ukraine, we decided to supply them. this means that we have weapons from the west or something, and thirdly,

by simplifying command and control , certain rotations are actively taking place there, so the exemption from the rate in the russian army, how does this affect the situation in general, the course of the war ah-ah, we'll probably start from the end why, because it's very interesting because, almost this week , information appeared that directly a-ah commanders of the general staff of the russian federation appeared a-ah in the raisin area, it's gerasimov, that is, about which one it is a simplification when it is carried out so well , it is ridiculous er, a ridiculous redirection is carried out. here is this commander from his office directly to the combat zone, he is not where he should be, er, he needs to be. and we see how in more than two months, russia has lost a large number of generals, this is what we are talking about - this is not the

second world war, now there is a completely different strategy for conducting hostilities and direct command , that is, russia, now she really does not know how to implement it more effectively and more, i would say yes with some eh with some efficiency factor higher commanding troops and logistics logistics always in russia she suffered logistics regrouping of troops logistics compensating for the losses of others logistics supply of fuel rounds of ammunition again equipment and other things and now, by the way, you mentioned the rotation, you have to to understand and that rotation is, again, a replacement of the composition of the troops, but the replacement of the composition of the whiskey that was already in combat operations, now in the russian troops that are carrying out occupation action against ukraine, they are not those troops who took part in

the hostilities in the chernihiv region, in the kyiv region, did not go on a rotation to russia to treat themselves with hawthorn tincture, but they were regrouped and redirected specifically to the donbas bridgehead, that is, instead of rotation, all psychologically , morally and physically the exhausted troops were sent precisely to the new combat zone precisely and logically. they also do not perform these functions. what will they actually be able to do now? this is the first point. it is precisely to directly concentrate those forces and the means they have are primarily combat-capable in the more effective directions of the donbas bridgehead and the southern bridgehead, but the southern bridgehead they are unable to advance there now and can only hold it. moreover, i emphasize temporarily

obtaining the donbas bridgehead - this is a weak offensive, a very weak offensive, but it will not be effective mother thank you mr. oleksandr thank you yes, let's move on now. we still have a lot to talk to. let's take a short break before that and come right back very quickly. look for a person who could to die during hostilities, do you know about someone's place of death or from security? call the special hotline of the national police zero - 894 -201867. we work around the clock. millions of us are forced to live not at home. you moved from the territory where you were or three