e-e education leaders when none of the school principals agreed to cooperate with the occupiers and more than 90% of our education employees did not follow the cause of the peasants, they began to e-e our children return to school, thereby exposing them to danger, of course, in this resistance on the part of our of medical workers who today did not agree to work in a russian hospital for exorbitant wages. therefore, this is a set of activities that our strong-willed people are demonstrating today in the city of melitopol. there is no partisan movement in melitopol today if you can, please give a few examples, let's take the main ones that took place recently. exactly a week ago in the center of the city of melitopol in the central park in broad daylight, rallies were held. inside our

divine city, when an armored train that was supposed to deliver ammunition and weapons directly to the city of melitopol was blown up. that is why this complex of measures, which today is on the territory of our city, what exactly is the effect of the partisan movement on the population of the city, how do the occupiers react, of course the occupiers are confused, they did not expect this, if you and i remember three months ago when you were the majority of society, when they entered our city and calculated that there would be support how is our population sitting and from e representatives of the authorities today, it is not that there is no support a, there are many, many, many actions with the resistance of a, so this completely destabilizes the management system and the management system of the russians and collaborators. that is why it confuses everyone here

maps and they don't understand at all. how can this happen because they expected something completely different. do the occupiers have any success in counter-guerrilla activity , uh, find out where it's coming from. that's why they don't have it today. the only thing they have success in is they intimidate everyone . they take everyone to prison, but they can't find who is doing it and it's impossible to find because 90% of the residents of our city in ukraine are doing it, there is a national resistance, tell me how organized and regulated it is by the ukrainian military leadership there is a partisan network in melitopol, for sure this network is a communication with us by its power structures with our armed forces of ukraine and everything is definitely being carried out a-a this is done so that er collaborators and occupiers feel at home in melitopol so that they have the ground under their feet

it's burning, so of course you're not in coordination of course it's a strong big job, we also thank our partisans who bring our victory closer every day the pearl of the azov region, the gentle sea of ​​azov and kilometers of picturesque coastline, in the 16th century the settlement of berditsa was a reliable shelter for fishermen and cossacks when the construction of the pier began from it in 1827, and in less than 15 years the settlement was declared a city and renamed berdyansk during the second world war war, nazi troops entered berdyansk and mercilessly destroyed its inhabitants and infrastructure. and we

know that ukrainians in invincible berdyansk, unconquered by supporting us, opens the world for itself ukraine our culture and music our language and colors the light turns blue-yellow on fashion catwalks and on the streets of distant places the world is amazed and enthralled by our beauty we continue our telephoning the only news with you evgenia harko was forcibly deported to russia hours 4 million citizens of ukraine this number at the end in may, the adviser to the permanent

representative of ukraine, serhiy dvornyk, announced at the meeting of the un security council how to help these people and about the crimes of the russian military against civilians in the occupied territories. let's talk with alyona olenova, the advocacy manager of the human rights center, change. she's on the phone with us ms. alyona, we welcome you. see . please tell me. if we talk about this situation, it's directly. well, it's interpreted as a crime, a war crime, in particular, they on the same level as the crimes of the second world war, these concentration camps, please tell me, let's talk now, not about the theory . to act in the territory of the occupier when you were forcibly deported and is it even realistic in such conditions

to return to the motherland of the territory of the russian federation and she does not have identity documents, this is one or 11 stories if all the documents are in order, actually all that needs to be done is to find contacts or friends of acquaintances or volunteers who can help to get to the border with any european country with which it borders the russian federation, it can be estonia, lithuania , latvia, it can be finland, if it is available to the location of the person or it could be georgia, these are most often the destinations to which citizens of ukraine actually go from the territory of the russian federation, and actually this is a task, it is performed from the other side if there are no documents here,

it is very important to understand what the document is in it if there is no foreign passport does the child have a national passport, does the child have any documents, and here each case is individual, but in fact, even on the spot in the russian federation, volunteers can help to issue certain documents with which the russian the federation allows people to go. that is , there are banks in which nothing can be done. now we can say that there are almost no such ones. that is, the question of desire and the question of persistence, so i understand. it is very important to understand. of ukraine because of the temporarily occupied territories, she is most likely very disoriented, she does not know what to do , she probably has no contacts with anyone from acquaintances or friends or relatives in the territory of russia of course, it is very difficult for the federation to understand what to do next, and in many cases, we hear from e.

and actually from e. there is no home anymore, for example, in mariupol , so they are very easily manipulated by the russian side , uh, the russian side is starting to tell that it is necessary to urgently obtain the status of a refugee or an asylum seeker, or right now through a simplified process of stupid labor, and actually here it is important to know that you should not do this, you should keep your documents, because all of them involve the rejection of the identity document, and therefore , especially that it concerns the status of refugees and asylum seekers, and therefore the person then very, therefore, in my opinion, it is very important to disseminate information to work with those sources that may be available on the territory of the russian federation, explain to people at least not to take it, because it

can seriously affect the possibility of leaving the territory of russia in the future if forced they force people to leave, so it turns out that they don’t exist, and they take their documents correctly. that is , there is no way, obviously, if it is a document that certifies a certain status, as i already said, it must be a voluntary statement of a person, if you do not write her passport, she will not be taken away, so such statements are necessary do not write but for that you need to know about it, that is why we have prepared and you on the website of the center for human rights of change there is an instruction that was prepared together with lawyers who practiced in the russian federation regarding what statuses predict and what can be done about it, so the information can now be spread, and i know that our site is also read in russian by many, just the instructions, so i think that the first thing that

is needed is to spread the information, i just provide help to our citizens and useful in this issues on the territory of russia can inform our contests, but this consulate, which is located in the neighboring countries of ukraine, in the russian federation, there is no large-scale war at first, this means that our citizens actually remain defenseless because that the state really cannot provide assistance to them on the territory of russia, here it is important to say that the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine is taking measures to determine another country through which ukrainian citizens can receive services. but other countries switzerland provides services to the citizens of georgia on the territory of russia, in fact, i really want such a country to be identified in our country. probably, the question is because this

country should come from the russian federation. but we we hope and we know that such negotiations are going on and we hope that such a country will be found as soon as possible and ukrainians will receive consular services on the territory of ukraine, the occupiers and one more important question, i have time to ask you about the return of the children . russia abducts children whose parents died, and we can in this situation in this context also recall the decree of putin that he signed regarding the simplified procedure for the adoption of such ukrainian children this is actually a huge problem, because if about the children who are the so-called status children who had the status of a child among those who were deprived of parental care on february 124,

at least the state knows about them. killed by the russian military, the state does not know about them, and the initiative of the relatives is very important here. how do we know the story of kira obidynska, or was the grandfather actually able to take her away from the territory of the russian federation, so it is very important that the relatives show activity applied to the office of the authorized person when the authorized person will be appointed applied to the prosecutor's office of law enforcement agencies were looking for their children and were looking for an opportunity to find them on the territory of the russian federation but there must be requests from relatives in this case we heard you really a very difficult situation especially if the relatives did not remain alive but at least thank you very much for the tips and thank you very much for this information for the tutorial i mean yes that can be found on your e-e site that will help people at least get out of the area the occupying countries. thank you very much. alyona olenyova, lawyer, advocacy manager of the human rights center, change a-a. well, the following material will also be

useful in this context, because almost a fifth of ukraine is temporarily under the control of russian troops, and the invaders in the captured territories are committing terror against of the local population of civilian ukrainians, they are very often kidnapped, tortured, killed, pseudo-censuses are carried out , and in order to somehow confirm the cooperation of ukrainians with the armed forces, their phones are very the national security council of ukraine is carefully checking the state special communications have prepared recommendations on how to protect your device from encroachment by the occupiers and maintain contact with your relatives and here is the phone that you plan to use, hide it securely, you can choose one phone for the homeland that does not discharge for a long time, if i can fix it

shootings facts of robberies or other crimes by russians hide this phone securely charge your mobile devices at every opportunity choose power saving mode if possible most often on both android and apple phones you can do this in the settings look for the battery and performance tab download files and pages to the phone's memory with information that may be necessary for survival, for example, mobile applications with the rules for providing pre-medical care, agree with relatives about the time of communication every day if the mobile connection has disappeared, try to search for the network of any operator in the settings, find the sim card and mobile networks in the settings, select your sim card and mobile networks, turn off the automatic network selection and select the network from the available ones that will appear on the screen after that, check the possibility of an outgoing call and messages such as the recommendations of the national security council and the state intelligence service kateryna danylovych

the only news marathon which potential invaders can interpret as cooperation with ukraine or the armed forces, let's see first delete all personal information from the smartphone, contacts, write down and remember bank cards and applications, delete also destroy any content, videos, photos, notes, correspondence, caches that can harm you during detention, be sure to clear the trash on the phone, because simply deleting a photo or video is not enough, find the explorer or storage folder in the settings on both android and apple and clear the trash of all important photos, videos, documents as evidence of the crimes of the russians, or copies of passports. store better in cloud storage, for example, on google drive. in social networks, it is better to use self-destruct chats or secret chats in viberi telegram. you can click on a contact and choose to start a secret chat. here are the accounts on facebook or instagram, it is better to delete

or deactivate altogether, because even if you log out of your accounts, they will still be found on the network for the last time do not store content on the phone of patriotic content and put a password on your device change the password in social networks or better activate two-factor authentication, that is, when someone tries to enter your social networks, it will be necessary not only to enter the password, but also to confirm the entry from another device kateryna danylovych the only news marathon marathon well here you know , one thing is very important in this story. i was thinking about a story when a man was beaten and abused there because his phone was too clean, that is, it was obvious that he had disappeared. that's why it's not worth it delete and clean the phone absolutely to zero, it is worth creating the appearance that your phone is clean , i.e. delete all the unnecessary information that you heard , uh, now, with the information that you heard about in the story, that is, everything that can cause suspicion, but do not clean the phone at the root how to they say so, and

we are moving on to more political international topics, the deputy head of the polish foreign ministry, pawlo jablonski, said that the european union is working on the seventh package of sanctions against russia today, which, according to him, will include a gas embargo and blackouts gazprombank from the swift payment system, however , we will talk with an expert about how real the gas barge is. well, for now, together with kateryna danylovych, we will remember what sanctions have already been introduced against the russian federation. is looking for new economic models for russia the world bank predicts a drop in russian gdp by more than 11% already this year coal and the oil embargo from the eu, the usa and the united kingdom russia will lose up to 30 billion

dollars every year due to the loss of the western market, bloomberg writes, the kremlin is now looking for alternative buyers, but they do not want to contact russian energy carriers, even too big discounts , forbes writes, a ban on technology exports to russia has been imposed on a large enterprise and spare parts, because now the russians have to build production chains from scratch, the so-called import substitution does not always work, according to cnn, in a few months, aeroflot will have to dismantle its own planes in order to to repair boeings. in addition, the eu and canada introduced a ban on russian ships and operators with some exceptions. but to order at the ports of the countries of the atlantic bloc, the european union also blocked road routes for russian operators, along with this, they blocked international payments of seven large russian banks, introduced individual sanctions, prohibited any transactions with the dollar and the euro, and all this is deepened by the blocking of the reserves of the central bank of russia, the reserves of the central bank are a

kind of financial cushion of the aggressor, however, due to sanctions of the eu and japan, russia cannot use more than 400 billion dollars of the 60-30 billion of this cushion, according to michael bernstam, a researcher at the gorov institute of stanford university, as a result, the russian currency is sinking despite attempts to artificially support it, prices are rising, russian savings are depreciating, and the population is getting poorer kateryna danylevich only news marathon well, what to expect from this package of sanctions, how will it actually affect the russian economy and whether europe will be able to solve the gas problem, let's talk with anton antonenko is the vice-president of the analytical center of the dixigroup, anton, i congratulate you right away, in fact , as a pre-stress question, this is the question that was raised. why wait, will there be a gas embargo, because you see pavlo yablonskyi says that it may be on the first day of our minister of foreign affairs dmytro

kuleba said that the seventh package of gas embargoes will not include your opinion. good afternoon. well, first of all , we need to say that the gas embargo will definitely happen sooner or later, and here the biggest question is because we have been waiting for the sixth package of sanctions for 50 long days if we will remember the statement of panazep borel, who about a month after the start of the war with russia, said that the european union pays about 1 billion euros every month to container russia for energy carriers, that is, we can count the huge price that these 50 cost us, but if we look at what happens next, we can see that the 6th embargo ends with the words that the european union is ready to consider further steps. this is written in official documents, in addition to that, the european union has already approved a plan that

opens and pavers and it is aimed at essentially substituting russian gas under the table for russian gas within five years, and the european union is ready to invest more than 2,200 billion euros so that the member states refuse russian gas, but five years is such a distant future that its it is still difficult to imagine how everything will be finally absolutely accurate and that is why we are fighting for the embargo to come in the shortest possible time , unfortunately, the war does not allow such terms as 5 years and we have to let our european friends know and partners every 5 years is too big and a luxury these days that they can be forced to speed up this process and which countries can stick sticks in the wheels the most. well, you saw the

whole discussion on the sixth package of sanctions. i think that it will not differ significantly, except that it can be said that characteristic here is the statement of germany, which literally on the second day of the war declared that it would strive to significantly reduce gas imports from russia , that is, on the second day it goes. germany has already realized the extent of dependence in which it found herself and i think that all the awareness will be with her through all this time will only push her to block at least one thing, this language process is also italy, one of the largest importers of russian gas, in principle, shows its full awareness of the situation with its policy, but we still have to know who did not realize and do not understand this threat heard you, thank you very much for the late turn-on for the explanation and at least we will believe in the victory that you predicted and not about and not during the years anton antonenko vice president

of the analytical center of dixigroups , one of the best-known tennis players of ukraine, serhiy stakhovsky, ended his professional career after the new year, and the war had just begun. he joined the ranks of the kyiv teroborona. his wife, anfisa, did not speak to the tennis player for several days after this decision. kyiv held out. stakhovsky returned . to his three children, whom he promised them when going to war, but now he is traveling with an important mission to the cities of europe so that the wave of support for ukraine does not subside in peaceful cities, in particular, he will be a guest of a large charity dinner organized by andrii shevchenko next week in london, stakhovsky is also personally carrying targeted military aid to the east and supported the ukrainian economy by developing his own business, and in an interview with the public, serhii said that the world's coolest tennis players will still play at the new wimbledon, even though they are not allowed before the competition of the russians in belarus, the tennis federations deprived the tournament of

rating points. i'll be back now. it plays such an unpleasant thing because you really understand that it's possible that you're not. it hits the birds very hard nowadays under these conditions, i am very glad to see you. by the way, just like before the war in civilian clothes, but in particular we will also talk about the war . i did it many times, they talked about it and all the more so because, well, honor, courage, and so on, but what does a free person feel when he joins a military unit, mostly fear. it was fear then and there. joining the units just on the way to kyiv, such a but very difficult the feeling because when it will be abroad when it happened we were in dubai you see all this flow

of information on the internet on television there kyiv has already been surrounded kharkiv has already been taken as friends because you don’t have a real picture but some kind of picture and you are worried are you really arriving or stopping by in ukraine, you know where they are yes, and there is the first one after five kilometers after the border between damn if there is already a roadblock here and but when we form you, you will reach kyiv yes, we didn't drive there via the zhytomyr highway, we went to the bypass, but you see anyway people you see them mood you see them well their mental readiness from all this you think yes no well yes in principle it is not as bad as shown on television but directly when yes there is some adrenaline it stays in you probably for the first week 10 days adrenaline keeps me then it leaves me and already starts to be it's scary just on such a constant basis. that is, sometimes something runs in there. but you turn it off because you are constantly doing something and really adrenaline does not last, then it ends or you get tired, you start to see and understand and well, yes

i think it is difficult for a person who is not in the military. you arrived and you were immediately put in the uniform, or it was not immediately uniform. i arrived, i submitted an application on february 12, it seems to me, but because of the fact that there was a huge pile of documents and everything was super, marriage and certificate the birth of children in the case of, well, a lot of things. therefore, while we were getting to the point, and in the case of criminal record, we are given a month , hope came somewhere at the end of march, but it is relevant. and that's when everything started, i simply arrived at the part to which i write, to which i wrote a statement so, we were directly attached to the kyiv unit. there was already an inpatient there, and we spent the first few days there, of course. when i asked, i know how to handle a weapon. we looked, but it’s ok and there. i’ve been there for 2 hours, you just sit and wait. well, maybe something

will happen, something will happen there in a week, it would change. history and considering the fact that your wife anfisa has three children abroad now live in budapest, how did she react to what you said, wife, i am going to defend kyiv, it was an emotional decision, and when i directly took it, because i understood that children do not understand what war is, they will not understand what is going on and i was basically walking, and i said something like, i'll be back there now or i'll be back soon. here he is , the little one. he ran out. he saw that i was coming to our place. he really likes to shout dad, he's a deputy. well, where are you? i say, i'll be back now. i'm like, i'll be back now, and that's when i went there the border when i was already in kyiv, this is this, i will return now, it plays such an unpleasant thing because you

really understand that you may not be able to return , and it hits your psyche very hard, to be honest. fortunately, i managed to do it. fortunately, our armed forces the forces there did not let the russians into kyiv, and i am sure that they saved a lot of lives. would of course, the annexation of crimea took place, when it started in slavic, and in luhansk, donetsk was then because the levers were a little different. still, it should have been written there. positions well, there are some green men there, but we don't know that they are from russia. well, it's the same and so on, but in principle, when all this has already risen to a higher level and still makes

it happen, it's russia. and it was wrong and so on. of course, the wife accepted it because when well the whole world says that it was wrong and this well, it was russia, and russia says it was not us, it was local people, it is clear that a person who lives abroad, who has access to all media resources, and for whom, of course, she will make the right impression there. and after there was no discussion about this. well, on february 24, there was no discussion at all. that is , anfisa was in shock. but in reality, she was in shock, and she did not understand how this could happen, and i saw that in april she was with you at a rally in budapest to support the blue and yellow of ukraine is true no, she is actually there from the return. this is how i left , and i think she was probably somewhere for a day. well, not a day and a half, she didn’t communicate because she was worried, that’s why she always wrote if everything was okay, and that’s how the communication ended, but it was a lot of volunteers directly in budapest because there were a

lot of our refugee children, and they came there, they did things for them and opened kindergartens and filled them there with content and toys. that is, on her part, she worked as much as she could. well, having three children at home, you left kyiv for the first time when you were already in the kyiv region the north was released and now you are often, well, on instagram. i am also following you. you are a lot