i also saw one piece of information somewhere, and finally, i want to say that the ex-minister of defense was alive, and he was charged with treason because of the kharkiv agreements, of course, a lot of time has passed, but i think that everyone who participated in the fact that ukraine lost a large amount of its defense capabilities was under by the blow of the enemy, it is necessary to judge these people. well, i say goodbye to you until tomorrow. i wish you a good evening. take care, be careful on the path of anxiety. well, just now i bring to your attention a news release from my colleagues with ukrainian editors of bbc news let's watch together the armed forces hit the positions of the russians in the kherson region, is there a threat of a nuclear accident at the zaporizhzhia npp, how does the event perceive the process today in the news release at bbcineus ukraine in the studio olga melshevska damage and statements about the zaporizhzhia npp mine by energoatom and the ukrainian government say about risks

of violation of radio-action security due to shelling by russians, russians blame ukrainians, how to weaken the russian army through increased expert control british royal institute of defense research found western components in all types of russian weapons and israel, the palestinians agreed on a cease-fire, it did not come into force on sunday evening after the biggest escalation since last year, are they keeping the truce good evening, who just joined us, the us is calling on russia to stop hostilities on nuclear objects of ukraine, the spokeswoman of the white house, karin jeanpierre, said the following quote we continue to call on the russian federation to stop all military actions on

ukrainian nuclear facilities or near them and also return full control to ukraine according to us data, currently there are no signs of elevated or abnormal levels of radiation at the zaporizhzhia npp, the largest in europe. the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant was shelled on august 5. russian troops seized it at the beginning of the war. both sides blamed each other for the shelling. that russia also cites stores shells in these nuclear power plants and mines the area around the station bbc correspondent figubochega in more detail nuclear power plant in at the epicenter of the war, this russian video allegedly shows the latest damage due to the shelling, both sides blame each other for what happened, ukraine says. as a result of the shelling, two employees were injured, three radiation monitors were damaged, and the reactor had to be disconnected from the system. this escalation

worries the whole world. un, any attack on a nuclear power plant is suicide. i hope that these attacks will end. president zelensky insists that the russians are behind the attacks. there are no such people in a world that can feel safe when a terrorist state fires at a nuclear plant and, god forbid , something irreparable happens and no one stops the wind that will spread radioactive pollution but there is no way that this will happen in the near future, the head of energoatom, petro kotin, says that russia has turned the station into a military base from which they can shelling ukrainian positions, this is a ukrainian station, there are ukrainian people there, and we are not in a position to

kill ukrainians, our employees and destroy our infrastructure, this gives them a shield, but there were also positive news elsewhere today, this is the first ship loaded with ukrainian grain that will arrive in turkey this morning two more ships left ukraine. also, the third port was opened for export. all these are signs that the ambitious international agreement is being implemented according to plan, and this is a rare diplomatic breakthrough in this conflict. meanwhile, together with the ukrainian the grain became near turkey, the buyer refused the cargo, it is not named, but the embassy of ukraine will be removed and informed that they are looking for a new one, and the vessel may eventually go to another country , according to the embassy, ​​the buyer of grain from this vessel refused to accept delivery due to the delay in the shipment together, which is the first after the start of the agreements about the export of ukrainian grain

left odesa on august 1 and headed for the lebanese port of tripoli at the weekend, stopped and dropped anchor near the coast of southern turkey since the exit together, five more ships with agricultural products have left ukraine, one of them will return under the flag of turkey, the deringi has already arrived at the northern turkish port and is expected to unload it today and return to the zaporizhzhia npp , she called the events there a very high-risk situation british expert on nuclear materials claire korgiv, a professor at the university of sheffield, says that the biggest concern is the possible impact of a missile on the critical infrastructure of the nuclear power plant if this will happen, for example, the water that constantly circulates around the core of a nuclear reactor will no longer be able to cool it, according to a british expert, the worst-case scenario is an accident with a loss of coolant, this is exactly what happened at focusim,

this was a quote from professor korgil, she is worried that this may lead to the melting of the core of the reactor and a series of explosions that can cause the release of radioactive radiation many kilometers around. however, the probability of a serious accident is currently called incomprehensible by the expert, and the rector himself considered to be strongly fortified and such that they should withstand even a direct missile hit, which are the biggest risks they see in energoatom bbc , its head petro kotsyan told the bbc another big think from shelenov, another important point is that the shelling is taking place next to the solid waste storage center, which is located in the open air on the territory of the zaporizhzhia station we have 174 concrete containers with spent nuclear fuel and if rockets hit these containers it will create not just a radiation threat but a nuclear catastrophe yesterday's shelling happened somewhere 10-20 meters from

these containers, can you explain what you mean when you say that the situation is not controlled, not controlled, we do not control the protection of the stations physically, we monitor what is happening there and also manage the station from here from kyiv and from stations the station is managed by our ukrainian specialists, it is electricity in the ukrainian power system, yesterday's situation led to the fact that three sensors of the radiation systems were damaged, at the moment we have a program to determine the radiation the background around these territories with spent waste, we are talking to you about the shelling, explain how close their targets were to the reactors, it is very close to the reactors, it is between them at all, that is, it is a real threat, but the reactor is protected by walls and a roof made of concrete and

metal, so it is not so that you can destroy them with one missile, but if two or three missiles hit the same place, they will reach the fuel tank with all the damage. that is, you are worried that a radiation disaster may occur due to these attacks, there is evidence, but not only because of these ata and also because of the damage to the line that connects the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant , if they damage this last line that is working, zaporizhzhia will no longer have any electricity supply from the outside, this means that all six reactors, as well as fields with spent waste , will not receive electricity for the pumps that cool all this is fuel, and it must be cooled continuously. therefore, if we do not receive this electricity for the pumps, the process of melting will begin and this will create a radiation hazard and

let's continue about the aggravation in the south, the order on the holding of a referendum on the accession of the zaporizhzhia region to russia was signed by the so-called head of the part of the region occupied by the russians, later this russian agency of ryanovost, which spread this appeal, published a video, as if from a forum, we together with russia, in which i announce the beginning of preparations for this the so-called referendum, is it propaganda or is it really a threat of annexation of another region, let's talk about it with the correspondent victoria zhukhan, she is with us now live communications from kyiv good evening victoria please tell me that's it thank you for joining us please tell me first of all how official kyiv reacted to such statements about the preparation of a pseudo-referendum spread in the russian media today at the beginning of the day in the president's office there was a reaction of mykhailo podolyak in the courtyard, he issued a statement in

which he assessed such news, first of all, as an attempt to prepare the international community for the fact that there will be annexation and to check whether the kremlin wants to check the readiness of the world, as podolyak said to swallow the annexation without seeing any resistance. podolyak also urged that the reaction to such news should be an increase in western weapons for ukraine . an important reaction to this news came later from the mayor of melitopol, ivan fedorov, who clarified that according to his data, 700 people who attended this so -called forum were simply transported from the occupied temporary territory, he claims that the people did not have

such a desire to be there and that the russian occupation authorities do not have the ability to recruit such a number of people as fedorov says for a television propaganda picture, that is why they transported people. well, in the operational command of the south, they echo this statement and say that i am quoting russia does not have an electoral base in these territories in order to hold its pseudo-referendums. thank you, but on the other hand, there were earlier statements by the russian side about the intention to hold a referendum in kherson oblast as well, and even an earlier date was mentioned on september 11, how seriously are the statements taken in the region, well, from my recent communication with the head of the kherson region, who was then literally last week, she was temporarily acting as the head of father dmytro budryi, she has the impression that such a threat is seriously assessed because it was one of the first things he announced

to us as the international media in his speech was that the international community should be aware that russia has not abandoned its plans and desires to hold pseudo-referendums in the occupied part of the kherson region. he reminded that some time ago political technologists, as he called them, came to the occupied territory of the kherson region of russia, and these are the people he says have left, that they are not only in kherson , but also in other larger settlements, and he says that these people are preparing a picture for propaganda stories about what kherson is asking to be annexed by russia well, of course, there were also reports from the sbu and the main intelligence agency that russia is indeed distributing passports in zaporozhye and in the kherson region, creating the so-called cec, and updating the possibility of voter lists so that any to prepare for such a pseudo-referendum.

please tell me, if you look at the deployment of forces in the region, they previously reported that they had struck russian positions in occupied melitopol and bridges in the kherson region . can cause a counteroffensive , where is its beginning? well, i will give an example that earlier, for example, there were assessments by british intelligence that it is possible that a ukrainian counteroffensive in the south in the kherson region has already begun because ukraine systematically attacks russian logistics centers and ammunition warehouses. yes, but at the same time, ukrainian experts can say that

there are no such active large-scale hostilities. well, plus, it is important to understand that a counter-offensive is not something that the army will usually be interested in announcing before carry out what we know. these are really these observations that ukraine has been systematically striking the territories occupied by russia for some time, on the ammunition depots and disrupting the supply logistics for the russian army there. and we also regularly we are monitoring reports that russia is transferring its troops from kharkiv oblast, from donbas, facing south and into central ukraine, respectively, russia may be preparing to intensify hostilities in these territories. thank you very much, victoria, we will monitor how events develop in our future releases and let me remind you. it was viktoria shugan about the distribution of the situation, the distribution of forces in the

south and the change in the situation there and then we will move on to kharkiv oblast. the districts of kharkiv and the region, the projectiles landed almost in the center of the city, the explosion took the life of a 60-year-old man, the other two who died in the region in cherkasy tishk and pecheneg wrote about this in his telegram channel, the head of the kharkiv da oleg synogubov, the wounded were taken to hospitals with us directly, my colleague journalist hanna silaeva hanna good evening, thank you for joining us, please tell me what the situation is in the city and the region tonight. greetings from kharkiv . tonight there were two series of rockets in kharkiv of the strikes, part of it exploded, the rocket exploded in the suburbs, part of it hit industrial enterprises, the territory of industrial enterprises

. hitting air targets - this is an air defense system, and already in the morning, around 10 o'clock, there were this time. it was rocket artillery, hits on residential quarters, this is the area of ​​pavlovo field, such a respectable dormitory the district is close to the center of e. there were at least three series and a man was killed. another one was not injured. there is damage. the school was damaged. the car was burned. of course, the area

of ​​damage and the risks for people were also reduced by the mass shelling of the town of pechenegy at night - this is the former district center - this town is on the demarcation line, there were also rocket attacks and artillery fire a woman died and they died due to the noise in the cowshed, 19 cows were killed and in the town , dozens of households were damaged, e.e., farm buildings, garages, a cultural center was damaged, production enterprises were damaged, local and poshko also water supply and electricity network thank you very well and now i remember when there were statements in may, about the fact that they pushed back the ukrainian armed forces could push the russian troops to the borders. and there was great hope that the situation in the region would improve, shelling would decrease. please tell me whether it is possible to talk now about the fact that the shelling in the city of the region has increased or has not decreased

since then, this is a question about when you have a period of calm. and in the last month, i remember two , well, maybe three nights when there were no rocket attacks, then a return to the previous level we perceive it as a settlement for a long time, since back in the spring, the armed forces of ukraine pushed the russian army to the borders of the city, they stopped hitting the city with hail because they did not get it, but they get it with hurricanes with swords in them , and they have a distance of 40 and 70 km, they have a large area of ​​damage they are cheaper, unlike missiles, but they have worse accuracy, they do not hit the targets well. if we assume that the russian army, when it strikes, means to hit some target, and hm, also mathematically, the number of shelling may have decreased, but it is also

about the consequences of destruction and casualties among people, but now we are receiving many messages from the north from the border areas there, the fields are burning all the time, the agribusiness is on fire, the harvest was in time, thank you very much, and i will remind you. systematically declares that it does not target civilian objects to other news russia is trying to bypass western sanctions to replenish its stocks of high-tech components of the weapons system through legal loopholes, this is stated in the report of the london-based think tank royal united services, however, the russian military may not be able to manage high-altitude technological weapons and a communication system if the event strengthens export controls, how exactly will the bbc correspondent frank

karcher tell all 27 modern weapons systems of russia which researchers studied on the basis of data from the theater of operations in ukraine contain critical components of western production of microchips that are mainly produced in the usa but also come from great britain, france, germany, the netherlands , switzerland and japan, and there is an opinion that if it will be possible to cut this as it is called silicon life in volhynia, it is possible to permanently undermine russia's ability to wage a modern war and this would affect not only the war in ukraine, it would prevent the russians , for example, from accurately launching cruise missiles, this would also greatly help such countries as estonia , georgia and moldova, which fear that they are next in line of putin's aggressive intentions, but the problem is to reach an international agreement on closing these loopholes, for example, to convince a country like

india, which fortifies almost half of its defense capabilities from russia, to do what it can to undermine its own security, so this is a challenge, but they say that this is an opportunity for the west to prevent russia from waging a modern war, and we will talk to an expert about western sanctions and western support for ukraine of the polish institute of international relations in warsaw thanks to elem sheligowski who joins us live greetings to daniel according to the research of the london institute even now there are ways for the russians to circumvent sanctions and purchase western spare parts for their military complex what is your first assessment of these messages and good evening greetings yes well it is not it's a secret, we've already heard such statements before that the russians somehow manage to circumvent western sanctions. well, we know that there are, uh, there are various holes in the sanctions regime, that's right here

we have to do it, we have to give up the russian troops, we know that now some kind of road is leading through the baltic countries, especially well, also through the final , that is, a russian with the skills, a russian knows how to get into the territory of the schengen zone here, buy various dual-use goods and there now, well , take yourself to russia, of course here russia is lying and yes, the problem is that it is not easy to solve all this, when we have dual- use goods, they should be used only in the civilian sector, but we know that the russians are just taking them to the military to the military sector, that is, this is one of the problems. the second problem is also caused by intermediaries, that is, various third countries at the third enterprise, how do they allow russia to bypass sanctions, that is, i say well, this is very, very it will be difficult to decide exactly what will happen, and more

coordination between different countries is needed. in the view from warsaw, are the other western allies currently providing ukraine with enough weapons? this is the view from warsaw. it is very simple. that is, we succeed here that the west is a collective measure . for ukraine to win here . the fact is that some of the political and some of our western allies are very afraid that when ukraine wins this war, it will lead to various negative changes within itself russia and they are more afraid of such changes inside russia than the fact that russia will win in ukraine at the

weekend . this is a very miserable world, i have many questions about the report itself, which is related to its authors, only it seems to me that it will harm not only the armed forces of ukraine, i am afraid that it is very will harm the ukrainian in the civilian population , that is, now, now jan is a very, very interesting, very useful argument, you can say that when they strike, they go to kindergartens or schools, or i asked how they will always argue that these were, as it were, not civilian objects, only military infrastructure, something like that the ukrainians kept there, for example, western weapons. that is, it is very dangerous now for ukraine, for the civilian population. this is exactly what undermines russian drugs. please tell me how this can actually be done. influence if it can influence the western support of ukraine well, it seems to me that so far the western support of ukraine is not a derivative, that is, i am unity

within the framework of the european union within the framework of nato collectively unity within the framework of that well, in order to help ukraine, but that’s it for now and it seems to me hmm well, for now that they are not quite influential, but there is a political environment that they want to limit and support for ukraine, for example, they are very influential in germany , and they call on the german government in order to delay these weapons landings for ukraine somehow you need president zelenskyi's ukraine, the ukrainian government, in order to sit down, negotiated with the russians. well, i myself do not quite understand how this can be done. i do not accept such an argument at all. but perhaps this report will help such political forces to be more influential now, if we allow one more the last question, if possible, very briefly, but it is very painful for europe, with the approach of winter, even experts are really a threat that russia will cut off gas to europe in general, and in this connection, the challenges for supporting ukraine are you see, will the unity of the west be shaken? perhaps he

also said here today that germany was set before the elections to give up russian gas or buy hype. germany, after all, was ashamed to give up on the russian one and it will come to that. that is, this is a problem. well, when together with two and germany has become very dependent on the russian decree. this is precisely the challenge for all western politicians, that is, how to maintain the unity of the institution, how to maintain unity in a situation when it is just in the side, that is, society will feel the economic consequences of the russian innovation, i don't know if we will be able to keep it. well, in this regard, i am his optimist, but we just need unity, because the gas market in europe wind allows, well, to transfer e-e gas from one of the states to another that will need it, that is technically, we have opportunities, and to what extent we will be able to do it, it all depends on the political leadership. thank you very much , mr. daniel. this was an expert from the institute of international

relations in warsaw, daniel shyligovskyi, about western sanctions, well, support for ukraine and about in other events, israel and palestinian militants agreed on a ceasefire, shelling of the gas sector began last friday after israel killed the commander of the palestinian islamic jihad, in response, the militants fired dozens of rockets at israel, including jerusalem, this happened for the first time since the conflict . last year's ceasefire of fire became possible thanks to egypt, ukraine acted as a mediator between the two sides of the conflict, more about the situation in the material is londonel the gaza strip is in mourning here they mourn the less influential commander of islamic jihad and call for revenge and soon the retribution begins this armed group begins to target israeli cities with rockets the

death of a veteran fighter was a serious blow to the group he and seven more fighters were killed during the intense bombing by israel it was terrible 5 or 6 were fired at the house akhmat tabares, who lives near the bodies of the dead, was hit by rockets. jerusalem was also hit just as israeli nationalists were celebrating one of the jewish holidays. visiting one of the most holy cities , the video shows how an israeli air defense system intercepts two palestinian rockets over the city, leaving traces of white smoke, official representatives of israel claim to have launched a military operation to prevent islamic jihad attacks on the israeli population, they say they had accurate and detailed intelligence about the plans of the militants the military operation also affected the daily life of ordinary israelis, air sirens forced vacationers from tel aviv to rush to bomb shelters in the cities in the south, this has already become a

common phenomenon. we are forced to adapt to the situation. there is a shelter in our house, it takes only 10 seconds to get there and you need to stay in the shelter for 10 minutes after the shelling, which has not stopped since last friday , all zzhevria hope for a truce between the parties reached through the mediation of egypt will be preserved and these people know that any truce here is temporary and you can read more about international events in ukraine on our website bbc.ua, watch our program at you type on youtube bbc news ukraine is always on the air at 9:00 a.m. kyiv time from anywhere in the world and also on social networks on facebook like comment comment we are very attentive to your comments so watch us tomorrow at the same time and the

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