uh, there was no great distraction, we even shoot with rings so that the accuracy was better, and well, we do not transfer the so-called rings to simple projectiles, or ring overlays on the rocket, they reduce the flight range but increase the accuracy of the arrivals , maximum efficiency with minimal resources , and the guys, meanwhile, start a new cycle from the eastern front ruslan smyshchuk vadim remonta ihor injects details tv channel inter a marathon of unified news well, you are an enemy and ukrainian soldiers are helped to defend their native land weapons provided by western partners the other day ukraine received from germany's three mars 2 multiple rocket launcher systems have already been christened weapons of victory. how does it bring ukraine closer to victory? watch the video from the center for strategic communications and information security. the

mars-2 proactive multiple rocket launcher system is an analogue of the american m-279. the launcher is mounted on the base of the american bmp . the m2 bradley installation uses unguided missiles of 240 mm caliber, the missiles weigh from 100-7 to 159 kg, the maximum firing range is from 45 to 70 km, the gun is designed for three people and has the merc 2 collective defense system is capable of destroying enemy equipment, artillery batteries, air defense equipment, command posts and communication nodes, the cost of the system is approximately 2 million 300 thousand dollars, the system can install mini-fields by the method of remote mining, with such weapons, we will definitely win

, another indispensable thing at the front the so-called high-tech birds or drones, they help ukrainian soldiers conduct reconnaissance, adjust shots and drop explosives on enemy positions, each enemy target hit by a drone is the lives of our soldiers on the front lines are preserved, how ukrainian fighters master and use modern means, said an army man with the call sign molfar, he and his comrades, a combat duo of drone operators, we had one document. he said that there are scalps, that is, they perform the same work but in different ways. of course what is better, those drones that are military for a special military purpose, they have completely different means of protection against raids and raids, they are an order of magnitude better, an order of magnitude higher than civilian ones

there should be enough drones and mandatory functions, a very good camera, because as a rule, the height of the flight is 400-500 m high there, and accordingly, if there is not enough, well, a normal camera , there will be no sense from that flight, it is also very good there is a thing if the drone has a thermal imaging camera in which you can fly at night, which can be used to adjust artillery at night, conduct reconnaissance at night, this also plays a very big factor in our work, and there are such drones that have dual cameras, a normal camera, but it also has something in it thermal imaging camera module. that is, it greatly simplifies the work. it can detect a lot of very, very, very useful information, starting from the location of the personnel of the dugouts and the equipment, starting with the civilian cars on which they move, ending with the firing positions of the artillery of tanks and rocket systems of the

salvo engine. all this can be verified with the help of it, well, even the same civilian drone. the following systems were made by folk rails, which can be carried a load of all kinds of systems in order to be able to drop the same grenades offered by the enemy and well . its main purpose, along with intelligence, is the adjustment of artillery, because the artillerymen are themselves if you take it that way, they are blind, they do not see hits they don't see where they are going, they don't see the coordinates of the gaps, but having the coordinates that are sent from the drone to the operator and the operator, who accordingly provides the coordinates together with the artillery warhead, they can tell exactly where the gap is and much faster takes place in the practical adjustments of the artillery reduces the cost of their ammunition to the front arrived quite well western weapons literally 2-3 pointed volley shots 85% already the third and fourth hall will go in this they came

to capture we are defending ourselves we are defending our own us well we are all children we all have our parents there. there are girls, and there are girls at war, they are waiting for them. also, at home, men are children, but we protect our own . well, we are at home, not we came to them, of course, when according to our coordinates we transmit how we adjust the targets if we see that the target is hit there, the same tank or the same some kind of system, a rocket salvo system, a part of the artillery is hit, every hit target of our artillery is the saved lives of our fighters and the preservation of the lives of civilians, what if the russian army only just began to surround the capital, a 15-year-old schoolboy came to the aid of the ukrainian military. he had his own drone and, risking his life, tracked the movement of the occupiers in the

makariv district and passed the received data to our defenders about a teenage hero, our next story , one battery is enough for about 20 minutes well , these batteries are small, and i have three of them, so when i change them, they last for about an hour and a half, i use them these are the filters to take high-quality photos for counting equipment and use such a thing so that it can show on the radar that it is somewhere in the black sea , that is, it is impossible to track this drone. they see that it is somewhere, but it flies somewhere in the pacific ocean, and they cannot find either the remote control or the drone this is already a big drone. that’s how it is. it’s bigger than my

head, and it has two cameras, upper and lower. with the help of this drone , andrii pokrasa helped our armed forces to destroy the enemies in several villages of the makarov district. there were not enough pilots. well, all of a sudden, the enemy is on the third day already surrounded us and-y as i am engaged in demolition er-e have connections with artillery and armed forces er-e that is, i engaged in this, you are already there er-e native village er-e connected andrei well, he just called out what does he know to manage drones, at first he did not know that i was 15 years old, and when we met with him, he was very shocked that i was 15 years old, well, i understand that, but at that

moment he also understood that there were no other options for someone to fly a drone two years ago when andriy stanislav's father allowed his son to buy a drone . he had no idea that operating this device would be much more dangerous than driving a motorcycle. the military says that by launching the drone, andriy and his father were in mortal danger. we went to the field with my father so as not to disturb the neighbors. because they were very afraid that there would be an attack on the drone and they launched the drone on the drone's camera in general nothing was visible and i looked on the map where the drone was and took it to the zhytomyr highway kyiv-chop then i remember i highlighted the photo and it turned out for me to see such black squares going there, there were about 40 units, they left for

khm there, where there was only a field along this one, and they were covered, the explosions scattered there, it turned out that two or three gas trucks were blown up and they were standing in the bushes in the bushes, because there was a very big fireworks afterwards out of fear, they even started to burn her, i don't know where they were just burning, and i remember how i was sitting there and everything was shaking so much , they didn't sit there either, they started shelling mobile phone towers the connection was actually blocked. at first, we had gps. and i didn’t see it right away. the drone was spinning , well, on the map it seemed to be spinning, but it wasn’t flying anywhere, and then over time, they turned off my camera and

it turns out. i start flying on the gps to get it back, because the gps is already broken. it's been a long time since i did this i don't know, he just spins around me, and while he was sitting down, our people terrorized him. they didn't know if it was a flying object in the streets, they shot at all the houses to take out people, he leaves here so that no one sees him, he's moved. well, that's all . they also saw it with the help of a drone and er, it forced the enemy to leave scouts , adjusters and drone operators. these are the ones who were shot by the russian soldiers in the first place when the defense warned that the kadyriv troops would soon enter the village, andriy's family, along with others local people were among the first to take it out, but before that, the guy helped jesus destroy at least 40

units . i would do the same , i.e. if there was a chance, it wouldn't even be like that, even every single ukrainian would do so if there was a chance dmytro chistyakov, kateryna korinkova, tv channel inter marathon, the only news, this is a night weapon used by russia, because despite the signing of an agreement on the export of ukrainian grain in istanbul, it is still unknown whether the kremlin will comply with the agreements, at least in ukraine, the occupiers are not changing their tactics, they are deliberately burning our fields and hitting granaries. are growing according

to state statistics. over the past six months, the price of bread has increased by 20 percent. what to expect, olena mandalyuk found out. they buy for 1,800 tons and sell for €700."

uh, what a greatness for a ukrainian, this bakery in dnipro is one of the most powerful in ukraine. up to 80 tons of bakery products are baked here per day. now we produce up to 50 varieties of bakery products, and in the section of the assortment, taking into account the cutting of the packaging, this number is 90 varieties of bakery products. chief technologist the raw material base is determined to be significantly improved in the most popular mustard bread, in addition to water, yeast , flour, salt and sugar, mustard oil is added as follows you can't buy it everywhere at the bread factory, they took care of the stock, but later on you will have to pay more for it

, and energy resources have added the most to the price, natural gas for industrial enterprises has become more expensive almost 5 times over the past year. you did not raise the price of your products during the war period economically the columnist is called another factor of rising prices of bread logistics it became more difficult and the company took advantage of this logistics middlemen they get a bigger profit, bakeries do not undertake to predict what will happen to the cost of buhentsi and palinitsi tomorrow at the enterprise they are casting spells on the recipe and new varieties maybe soon a bayraktar or jonsonyuk from the dnipro bread factory will appear on the shelves, it is possible that the secrets will not be revealed until i reveal them from dnipro olena modeliuk details tv channel inter marathon is the only news, as they say. bread is a problem for everyone, and unfortunately,

some areas of our country are faced with the problem of its catastrophic shortage. areas that are under the constant shelling of russian terrorists, the city where the bakeries were destroyed and volunteers took up delivering or even baking bread for the people , volunteers from kharkiv who bakes bread for the townspeople and the military, his name is dmytro zhukov. before the great war, you were a cook in a cafe, where did the idea to bake bread come from, how did your volunteer journey begin? tell me, please, it was by chance, when the war started, i left the city for three days, i got a call from my the manager, er, was and tells me that dmytro er, do

you want to er work for the good of the city and help people, for example, from the very first day i started to do it all alone i had volunteers alone, and we managed to have about five people, and the most important person is the one who brought us all the necessary products, and we also had volunteers who themselves delivered the food, as well as the bread. uh, for people in need, and for the first three days, i, uh, used the topic with the resources that were in the cafe only then already we asked for those who can help

the friends there a-a and more or less now in a week dash one and a half weeks already we could more or less as they say work at full er maximum maximalism at full maksimalke so you yourself first yes , how many loaves of bread did you bake on your own eh did you manage to leave in a day eh i started i started with small eh in portions because i have been there a couple of times in my life i had three loaves but mostly it was there are a maximum of five pieces per day. and there are too many volumes here i had to er bake er from scratch the second, speaking because the taxes are now for me personally there

are completely different proportions quite another volume after one and a half weeks, when i only started to do this, i already started doing other rotations and about 200-250 a day, even sometimes i went up to 300 loaves a day. it was frozen chicken i tried to make some kind of broth because when it was literally a week ago when people, uh, were on the mushrooms, and there was a bomb that could n’t get out, and i tried to make something sweeter there, uh, i could cook porridge there, separate meat. there if there was something there , i saw vegetables, it was necessary to eat vegetables, then i added eh, i also did, you know how in cafes, eh, these are

broths with eh, an equal egg with an off-white a-a, and also, eh, mint and green leaf i asked to do something else, but it took a lot of time, but they wanted to somehow diversify it you will be so that someone can do polar things dima , by the way, i know that you, uh, prepared these hot lunches for lonely, disabled people, how did you manage to deliver them, because you yourself and you say that people were hiding in bomb shelters, who transported all this to where we were the volunteers who were involved in all of this are wonderful people. thank you very much. if it weren't for them, or it seems to me, there would be many people who would be hungry at that time, that is, there were special groups for which er people there er lucked out their addresses er and they wrote that they need that

medicines for food ah and the volunteers there already with their own funds or with the funds of some funds that help them ah they bought it or tried to find a seat eh basically dragged everything from eh lviv region to that время только просмотровской потом, when they already arrived, they started already after uh closer to this place, deliver some medicine or something else также i know many people who closed their businesses and in order to give away all that they have that is, there are restaurants or cafes that catch up they worked. they left themselves, and they gave everything they could. that is, er, i know a cafe there. they had a seven-day meal. they asked for something else. that’s all. someone prepared some kind of

surprise for me. well, mostly yes , these are volunteers. thank you very much, and for the purchase of products, who is helping? and now, because bread needs flour, eggs are needed for both, ingredients are needed for gasoline, and money is needed later. i don't know if vlada somehow put a shoulder to vlada i don't know eh all eh we have at the moment he helps us eh i don't know he can call himself no who helps us eh it will be for a second or not eh we are helped by the front and also countries volunteers who are engaged in what ah, a lot of volunteers bought at their own expense, and well pulmo, what’s simple, it’s easy to raise them with glue and flour, revival and vegetable oils, that is, uh, a

person helps me, her name is vika, she’s also a journalist, she’s with us since the first days, that is, and we’re with her i'm constantly on the phone and i'm not doing much, i'm asking for money i don't want to order anything, uh, i'm just asking. that's it. i need it. i know that you even hear it in the kitchen and sleep on an improvised bed made of foam, that's right. and when there are shellings , you have a shelter there. and the

kharkiv cafe has three floors, that is, there is a basement, first floor and second floor floor, that is, the kitchen is on the first floor - this is the first floor, it is semi-basement, that is, half of the first floor is semi-fallen or it is on the left floor, which goes completely, it will go there, it will go five places, it will destroy us, i live there how did i come to you? i wasn't ready for it. that is, i didn't know what was waiting for me, and i had improvised means, so what was there, uh, somehow i made myself at first. i didn't have them, no blanket , no pillows, that is, - some things were used there before, and someone's jacket was left there or something else, and i inhabited everything there, and i stayed and

somehow slept, and then after that, when it was more or less calm, i began to forgive the volunteers, and so that they brought me this blanket there, someone did not see a pillow i also brought it , i went there in just sweatpants, uh, in a dress shirt, and in a piece, and also in sneakers, and everything, that is, things, too, i didn’t have them, i was at work in the port. 3 probably and then they already started already bringing something volunteers help thank you for that people are exposed to this by people with a big heart, what about your house? you couldn't go and take things, eh, look, eh , at that moment, eh, there were very

strong bombings, eh, that is, it was not the same that came out. it's scary, but you can even say - you can't have pasta. that is, i was in the center, and it's very unsafe because there were constant shots from the fish. professional so that they pray for me at home. i want to thank you for that work. what are you doing to help ukrainians who have found themselves forever with the grief of war? and as always, i ask the traditional question of volunteers, what kind of help do you need right now from like-minded people, from citizens, from representatives of the authorities, because we understand that volunteers are very hard work, not just some iron lumberjacks, you can turn to us now

and ask for help, so nothing is needed, but i would very much like to ask for those ideas that were affected by the war so that when they come to them either from kharkov or in some of the victims place or town, so that they don't pounce on them, help them in some way, because these people stayed at home, it's not easy, that is, they didn't want to and left, but they were forced to leave their home, put the fact that they didn't make money, and i'm very much asking those of people, eh, be much softer because i know that there are such people.

thank you very much for your work. now it is very important and we continue the broadcast to which i would like to point out that the volunteer movement in ukraine is some kind of angelic special unit that operates throughout the country in every corner without exception, for example in volyn, benefactors make free shelters for displaced people who have lost their homes , these are mini-houses, but everything is thought out to the smallest detail inside, there are all the furniture and appliances even tableware what does such a house look like and who can get it will tell snezhana sidoruk water hotline ms. tatyana purisi in the kitchen living room in a small modular house now for her family this is a new the house is here, we have a bedroom here. we are standing with my husband, the baby is different, he is here, my grandmother is sleeping, the little one is here, and we have a kitchen, well, and there is a bathroom , a toilet, we bought this kind of house, a new house of only 16 m², but a woman thanks and

for such a shelter in a tight spot. yes, the budkov family has been offended. they have been in volyn for almost two months. they moved here from the village of bakhmutske, because it is dangerous to stay there. we started shelling heavily near the house . the children are small, one is four, and one is sick . i have an 11 -year-old disabled child. the boy in the cellar they sat for 4 days. both day and night, volunteers brought money to the lutsk family so that the family did not have to rent a house. they were offered to settle in such a shelter. it is fully equipped with appliances and furniture and a washing machine. очень хорошо so, small houses are also being made near lutsk. one of the charitable foundations undertook to make shelters. the house is being built from scratch

, first the metal frame is welded, then it is insulated, the inside is sheathed with wood and completely they furnish the other bunks, they say they have thought out every little thing, there is a refrigerator, a washing machine, there is an electric stove, a kettle, knives and even a well , such a house is designed for a family of five people, the housing is completely autonomous and mobile, in order to build a house, you just need 6 foundation blocks on the edges, four and two in the middle of the connection of sewerage and water supply and the electricity network so that everything is separate, inclusive houses are also made, the entrance is equipped with ramps, the bathroom is equipped with special violations, even the furniture is adjusted for people in wheelchairs to go in wheelchairs

while the russians left millions of ukrainians homeless, such houses can be a salvation, the initiator of creating a shelter for people who have nowhere to live is convinced that these houses are provided by the fund free of charge . investors are being sought mainly abroad. where there are people with disabilities and there is money, but everyone was frozen by the war and that is why people within ukraine are oppressed abroad, we have many partners and they are responding to me , plus we submitted this program to the un in order to get the warmth of the crushed housing and to fill out the questionnaire, a queue of free miners is forming. in fact, there are none, but they are being built quickly, they say. in the fund, two such houses were already sent to bucha the other day.