i'm waiting for what you're taking, there's a smell there, there's a cadaver garden of bodies - these are the ones that only got to zavaliv, because many bodies wrote that they were taken out along with the stoners with this charger, they were simply thrown into the dumpsters civilized well, please tell me, you say that they serve water, it is possible that they serve drinking water , we understood that uh, these are, uh, through these corpses , harmful substances can get into the groundwater and in general lead to an outbreak of infections, it can get and to azov marina actually to us there are quite a lot of threats. i think that it is unlikely that anything will stop the spread of infectious diseases in mariupol around him. what is the current situation and is the occupier trying to somehow minimize this if he needs it, of course they understand that he is unlikely to need it in principle. some work will be carried out to improve the situation, it is possible to decontaminate, or

at least the bodies of people. of the earth so that there would be no spread of diseases and infections, please, well, first of all, even in peaceful life , we had a situation, well, sometimes there was a situation with diseases, and now it is generally critical because these burials, these pipes, these conditions they are unsanitary, they are already exacerbating this situation and the fact that they have now provided water and at least people are able to maintain some kind of sanitary facility or maintain some

sanitary conditions there, that is already good because the people who stayed there, they remain hostages of the situation today, they cannot theoretically, not changing anything and doing nothing makes me happy that there are uh, sane people who help each other, who uh, support each other, and hope for the help that will be provided, uh, neighbor to neighbor and friend to friend, who have remained close to each other, the truth the situation of the disease is really critical, because the unclean facilities, the filtering station, nothing at all works. therefore, the water of low quality and the filtering station are all waiting for sanctions. they

represent a threat in a similar situation . district council thank you for your work take care of the situation in mariupol well, our next guest is already pavlo lysyansky, human rights defender, director of the institute for strategic security studies, mr. pavly, good morning. congratulations, mr. pavlo. he himself is just like that. from luhansk oblast, mr. pavla, you know very well how they have been doing . how the occupiers have been doing there since the 14th year. and the actual question that we have today is what is going on in vienna . data that about 30 created in the occupied territories of filtration

concentration camps by the occupying occupation authorities by the official troops, what do you know about it, but we also already asked only about the filtration procedure, for example, which one must go through in order to try to leave now from the occupied mariupol, and there is er in i understand well, this is dangerous enough ah well, look , that is, these camps, they really are, uh, i think there are even more than 30, because this is a filtering procedure, it is aimed at finding pro-ukrainian which is set up by the population in the newly captured cities and towns, that is, if the command will capture new territories of these filtration camps, there will be more, and through

this filtration, the denazification procedure will pass. yes, for example, in the military, ukrainian prisoners of war are forced to read a book, there is such a thing is armen gasparian this is a friend of margarita simenyanu price in 2022 wrote the book 11 classification of ukraine and their e-e the ukrainian military forces to read and in general during filtering where does the second procedure go when a person is detained and sent to filters are already such a filtering camp. that is , you need to separate the filtering procedure in order to leave the control territory of ukraine, as well as the filtering procedure when you are detained and sent to the camp, these are different procedures, and that’s where the procedure of forced political

re-education goes, well, the people working in this camp are limited no one communicates with them. i mean external education and the occupiers force them to read there newspapers, books there, they show fake films or video reports, what is there the ukrainian language, what are the conditions of reception of these actually in modern concentration camps, that is, well, no one there does, you know, according to european conventions , very good conditions of reception of people who are in places of deprivation of liberty, accordingly, no one there does such a thing there, terrible conditions, that is, they are thrown there. the worse, the better and the main task of these filtration camps and disinfection is whether theologians have a person's ukrainian self-identity. that's right. by the way, it's interesting that i once read in

history about what the russians did in chechnya under the time of the first chechen war there, it is possible during the second chechen war, when they threw into prisons chechen women and er fighters er and the army that fought against er russian aggression, terrible things happened there, really, i read these moments even somewhere on some at the stage i stopped reading because it was simply a mental thing that could not perceive some atrocities were committed by the russians, but i don’t know something similar is happening in ukraine now well, maybe here now the goal is different maybe they want to re-educate the ukrainians after all, as you say not just to destroy, to torture , to humiliate and humiliate, and to re-educate, and if it is not possible to re-educate, there are extrajudicial executions, some extrajudicial executions, other things, do they insult people and at least somehow? the fact that these people will leave there and be able to testify later there in international courts, well, in particular, in the court in

gaz or the european court, we really understand that russia does not recognize the decisions of any courts outside the borders of the russian federation well, but you know anyway well of course, we cannot fix what happens if a person does not submit to revaccination, he will sit for a very long time and soon there will be such a decision from them, that is, i already have a decision. manpower is needed, yes. and other people who , let’s say, also do not give in and are simply forced to be deported to the russian federation, where they are also deported. by the way, at each of the establishments of all danes,

the federal service for the execution of punishments opened concentration camps. and therefore, that is, they are very actively engaged in this. i do not see here, unfortunately, you know, some kind of diplomatic solution, because well, what they are doing is really terrible things, the same with the children they are with. well, i was deported and now they are scattered around the russian airport - to the families, i mean the orphans of the temporarily occupied territories, i.e. they do it so that they come as many as possible, that is, they kill our ukrainian soldiers not only at the front, they try to deport children and people, and other filters to drive them away through filtering

to de-nazify understand terrible things e p pavlo e-e if to say, for example, about kherson what we know for sure but there are only those people who at the beginning went to these mass protests at these well, when they just went to these rallies in the center of occupied kherson a-a and about a thousand people were literally detained there for the first weeks, and then 10 to 20 were simply taken away and uh, i understand. i recently read an interview of one of the journalists who are still left there and who still remain there , and he said that and still no one has them i saw most of them. that is, where they are, what happened to them is simply unknown, and i understand that it is simple , what can be said about these people, are they even alive, in fact, is there a threat that some of the activists can simply be killed, shot,

destroyed? i don't know, torture is such a threat , of course, that is, in general, what do they do there, the main task when they take a person away? that is, there is such a section or is this person ready to cooperate with them, then he will be alive somewhere, as a deprivation of liberty, who can release him if not it is ready, it just needs to be liquidated, they don’t need the occupier, they liquidate me very easily from kherson, they send it to melitopol there or to berdyansk, there it is, and then from there they can send it to donetsk , luhansk, and somewhere they simply kill a person on a shipment and hide it somewhere and everything and in the records, she is listed there what was sent here and there and there she is well, it could be somewhere, i know this very well because i have been working

there since the 16th year, here is the imprisonment between fighters, deprivation of liberty on temporarily occupied territories that's why i understand what it can be , that is, we should be here now, well, the state should, at the state level, should create an organization there, a resolution that will professionally deal with such cases, er, about the ukrainians, about the occupied territories, deported by those who are in the institutions of e-e filtration concentration camps that is, all these questions are because as of today, today, you and i still know the information, so far we can track it, then the information will be established every day at three to four times it increases, then it will be very difficult to find something. thank you very much pavlo lysyansky , human rights defender, director of the institute of strategic

studies and security, he told us about a very painful and important topic. thank you very much, pavla. we wish you a good day. poltava regional military administration today, the enemy hit kremenchuk with six missiles and hit the oil refinery. congratulations, mr. dmytro. i wish you good health as well. so, as of now, please tell me about the consequences of the rocket attack on kremenchuk, on the refinery, or on the enemies somewhere else, please. today at 5 o'clock in the morning, 8 years flew to kremenchuk. 6 hit the oil refinery. the object was on may 12 and

april 24, that is, the destroyed object, fortunately there were no casualties or injuries, the situation is now under control, the rescuers will deal with the fire in the near future she will i am tame if i ask how there are any problems with energy in general or whether there is a banal light in the city, well, now there is no light after the shocks, now they are installing the light, it will be connected during the day, as for the hot water, and as it was not, it is not because the chp was destroyed, the restoration work was going on and let's say we are planning for the heating season so that people will have heating and hot water, but mr. dmitrivna, after the previous attack on the oil refinery in kremenchuk, in principle , it was said that by the end of the year he would not

will work, will not be able to restore it in order for it to be fully able to use all its powers, so to speak, what is the purpose of the strikes on well, sometimes it is difficult to understand the purpose of enemy strikes, but still, let's try to try to understand what is the purpose of these six missiles release from the refinery that in principle did not work anyway and what destruction was caused, how critical are they, well, in addition to the destruction that will already happen before this, please, as for the destruction, they are still in the same places where there were strikes, i'm talking two on may 12, april 26, that is, there was no point in striking there. but i understand that the russian occupiers, although this should be done so that we do not restore our facilities on our territory on the territory of the country, but we have a task and we will work on in order to restore every building that was destroyed by the enemy. and was it going to

work? well, i see that there was a fire , of course, after the rockets struck. and we will already be able to see exactly which missiles came to us and all other questions regarding the destruction of their losses, we will even begin to establish . and please tell me if the anti-aircraft defense worked. so, when were these strikes made? was it possible to shoot down any more enemy missiles there, four hours and 18 minutes, the air alarm went off in the entire region, that is, there was a warning, yes, poltava andriy, i have a question . region, and we know that actually since the beginning

of this war, despite the fact that it itself has been hit by enemy strikes from the sky, popovshchyna itself remains such a khav that accepts refugees and e-e transfers humanitarian aid and e-e tries to help those people who now have to lose their homes or cannot be in those cities that arrive in the combat zone, how active are the humanitarian headquarters now that they continue to work, especially poltava region poltava other cities and towns are beautiful by the way, there are many cities and towns of sanatoriums and medical facilities that could receive people and provide assistance, to what extent does poltava oblast leave today continue to fulfill this role of rear for kharkiv oblast, in particular for the east of our state, and are the volumes of these uh, the number of people who come and need help, is it increasing or is it enough again not only the local government and the citizens have the pressure to help those people who need this help today, please, well, today we register about 300 people

a day who come to the poltava region forcibly resettled people in general, a larger number go to kharkiv oblast, to sumy oblast, now there are officially 187,000 idps in the territory of poltava oblast, and somewhere around 100,000 unofficially . we have people working on the territory, we are engaged in providing help to all without pensions, we entertain children because they should not feel the war, and we do everything to protect them from these problems, so to speak and distract from other moments of life, which should continue primarily for the children so that they don't have the lunin subway.

thank you very much, the head of ova poltavaska, and we briefly talked about the consequences of the rocket attack on poltava, well, now i'll show kremenchuk the actual and in the poltava region i apologize serhiy zgurets is already with us now the director of the information consulting company defense express mr. serhiy good morning good morning i congratulate you very much, i will start you know for sure, let's give you good news a no, let's start with the most pressing news, and this is, in an interview with the national defense ukrainian publication, two ukrainian high-ranking officials , the incoming minister of defense, yes, and the head of the logistics service from the allied forces disclosed the figures of ukrainian losses in equipment since the beginning of the war and we have already called them news - this is 1,300 bmps - 400 tanks of 7 different artillery systems, of

course i will immediately give the numbers of losses of the russians, it is 3,600 bmps, one and a half of almost a thousand tanks and about er, about four thousand different artistic systems, as far as i remember, somewhere like that, in a word , nevertheless, significant losses were estimated at 40-50%. are evaluated from the fact that we started this war, how should we comment on these numbers, why should they be mentioned at all, these numbers appeared literally yesterday on the results of the interview of the general of the head of the logistics village of the accompanying troops for the american publication at the eurosar exhibition to things, the exhibition is currently underway, the exhibition in paris is one of the largest, and many companies are communicating with ukrainian companies, offering directions

cooperation and assistance and so on, because today ukraine has actually become the largest importer of weapons, taking care of the current situation in the east of our country. when we talk about losses, the losses in military equipment were not announced before, and i think that this was precisely intended to show the urgent ukraine's need for heavy weapons, but when we see the ratio, if we take into account the figures you spoke about, that's why they say that the ratio of destroyed tanks is one to four to four pm, so up to three, if i'm not mistaken, but the artillery is almost one to one, that is, in fact, the father is about 800, that is, if together with the rsv, it comes out to somewhere around a thousand. i said 4,000. this is my mistake, i apologize, so in fact, the partnerships are, let's say, almost one to one what are we talking about barrel

artillery and it is important to emphasize the need for more active assistance from the western countries , so relatively speaking, there was still an important detail , it is that now you are showing, well, these are three sevens, in this interview it was said that after almost every archeological arc with the enemy, we prepare a part of these players, and that is precisely why we want to have more components and involve ukrainian enterprises in the repair of foreign equipment, because a lot of foreign equipment arrives, but it also breaks down and does not have the opportunity to to send abroad to the manufacturer's company, if i think that this just speaks of a new paradigm, on the one hand, obtaining more weapons, on the other, creating conditions for the repair and restoration of equipment, which we already had received p serhii, i will ask a question, it is provocative. it is possible. well, not for you and me. in

general, the former head of the national security bureau of poland, stanislav koziy, does not exclude the fact that it is possible that poland will engage in anti-missile defense . defense in western ukraine , given the proximity of missile strikes to the polish border, but even more so, let's say the russian satellite belarus well, not belarus, and i especially the self-proclaimed president lukashenka, because many belarusians are heroically fighting for their the state and for our state as part of its legions , which concerns kalinovsky, so we can talk specifically about lukashenko and his regime, which threatens poland there, in ukraine they say that we will not give western ukraine, well, in fact, this suval corridor, through which the russians can go together with the belarusians , is also a threat it is between poland and the baltic states , it is still under threat. please tell me , it is just words, it is some kind

of check. it may happen that this is anti-missile defense, because i remind you that we do not have anti-missile defense, we only have anti-aircraft defense, after all, anti-missile defense from poland, especially for the western regions, which are also a hub for the transshipment of military equipment and, in general, such a humanitarian hub , can it happen today, please . today, in fact, it is not surprising that among the nato countries close to the borders of ukraine, poland has the most powerful anti-missile and anti - aircraft defense. let's see the context, then we must remember the statement made by the eighth clark, who was necessarily the commander of nato in europe, who pointed out that in fact nato should be more actively involved directly in the defense of ukraine and actually in hostilities, then we discussed it with you as the first such call that nato countries should be, say, more active

, and this statement directly by polish representatives is a certain, let's say, continuation of this logic. this logic suits me absolutely, as well as many ukrainian citizens, because in the conditions when there is a rather complicated issue of providing anti-aircraft anti- cell defense means, such varias are extremely optimal, by the way, i heard from some ukrainian citizens who, in particular, live in the town of rava-ruska, who say that there are polish anti-aircraft systems there who protect us, and when they fire at the russian army there, the poles cover us, that is, in fact, relatively speaking, ukrainian citizens already perceive interaction with poland as such, well, it's real, but something with from the point of view of military assistance, political support there, but also of specific combat operations, i hope that in the future such interaction should be more extensive and, by the way, when the question

of the location of the eurovision song contest next year arises, that is, the question of the possibility of the location of these areas will also be voted on in areas close to poland. where could there have been a better time to cover such sites due to the joint efforts of ukraine and poland, but this did not happen, but in any anti-aircraft defense, anti-missile defense remains pressing issue. and by the way, boris johnson, who came yesterday, also promised to supply a system of anti-aircraft and partial anti-missile defense. i think this is about the british, french, italian complexes, mr. sobi , less than five minutes, so many more questions remain, just as many e- the americans most likely will not give us the gray eagle super four, the most modern , just high-end drones, how sad is this news, let everyone think this is conventionally sad news, because they say to me, in fact, i i understand that the americans are afraid of certain, let

's say, risks associated with the shooting down of these e-e planes a la premier, the continuation of the development of the editors, we have been negotiating on the american side for several months, we see that for now there is a certain pause to talk not only about strikes capabilities, primarily in terms of reconnaissance capabilities, the range of other services is now expanding, with the permission of ukraine, a much larger number of satellite images, including those obtained by us or nato reconnaissance aircraft, the so-called synthesized by the equipment, that is, data that can be obtained under the clouds and under any conditions and at night, so thinking that this certain pause with the supply of uavs e-e p-predator and their modifications will be compensated by the provision of quick intelligence

information in the directions that interest us understood. can i briefly ask another question? berez johnson specifically said that britain could prepare 120,000 ukrainian soldiers in 120 days. it is necessary to create 40 brigades in the near future of the armed forces of ukraine for the magnificent counter-offensive and this in particular, i just counted 1,200 tanks 4,000 bmps 2,000 anti- aircraft systems, how realistic are all these things up to 40 brigades, the number of weapons is much more because each brigade manages it there is also a significant amount of weapons, but actually the generals at this interview. i just multiplied by 40 in our country. we do not have to create 40 brigades. conventionally speaking, we already have about 30 brigades. we need 40 brigades . in order to cover everything the area of ​​the front where already existing brigades are stationed.

the question is whether to throw an additional amount of e-e equipment to strengthen the arsenals of these existing brigades and partly to create new ones. personnel breakdown by personnel i am also very interested because it is important not to prepare , i am telling you, some at the grassroots level, but to ensure their input from the point of view of ensuring that we can ensure the interaction of new weapons new military and new approaches to conducting combat operations so that you do not repeat to you the best russian chervyan strategies for the use of artillery and limit your approaches to the flexible and technological actions of the enemy on this expert defense-express

well, here are also your leading express tv channels, thank you very much, mr. sergey, unfortunately, there is no time to ask questions, there are literally 40 seconds left until the minute of memory, we are now, everyone, let's we will learn, pray, remember the dead ukrainian soldiers at the front who gave their lives for ukraine, the innocent united ukrainian citizens tortured by the enemy, who died from shelling, we will remember all of them, it is thousands and thousands. unfortunately , the ukrainians who were taken away by this war, but we believe in victory and we believe in six victims not in vain and we will certainly take revenge now let's be silent remember let's pray for our brothers and sisters who died in this war let's honor the memory of ukrainian military and civilians with a moment of silence citizens of ukraine who died in the war started by russia