mr. yaroslav, and finally we have a lot of time left, i can't help but ask you, the main directorate of intelligence has reported that the enemy has replaced objects in kherson, infrastructure objects, what kind of objects are they and why are they resorting to these actions, yes, there really is such information and the occupiers in most eh well they really leave camouflaged explosive devices even in the most unexpected places they leave these explosive devices even in residential buildings, on playgrounds and shops, both banks of the ingulets river are mined. by the way, i really asked the residents of the region to be very careful, because the situation there is really very gost and there is no need to touch anything suspicious

with your hands, do not walk in the forests to walk near the rivers and why do they do this, well, the answer is clear here, they understand that it is not an offensive of our armed forces and they want to destroy the entire infrastructure in order not to leave it. thank you, yaroslav yanushevich, chairman of the kherson regional state administration was together with us, we will bind up, we will bind up, we will overcome the stubble news, together we are strong, these words appeared 160 years ago, almost 70 years ago, it was forbidden to mention them, now these words sound throughout the world as the anthem of freedom, from small steps, great things begin, thank you for your step, the state is us viktor

derevyanko he, 31 senior lieutenant of the state border guard service of ukraine, was wounded on february 24 in chernihiv oblast. the enemy fired at seven more employees at dawn and shrapnel entered my heart is lucky that i survived after such a thing. at first, the border guards operated in the chernihiv hospital and then sent them to kyiv to remove a fragment from the man's heart. the doctors wondered how viktor managed to survive. what he replied to them is that you need to live, you still need to serve. the story of a man with an irresistible fighting spirit is no longer contradictory. one nation that defends its land, there are no more countries of the first, second and third world, there is a

civilization that repels the aggressor, there are no more foreign cities and foreign children, there is a homeland and parents for everyone, there are no more military and civilians, we are hardened in the flame, we are united for the sake of victory we believe in our struggle, we are true to our victory, we are not broken for more than 140 days without a day off behind the wheel more than 50 thousand kilometers behind the wheel, the driver maksym transports, loads and transports again every day and every day he says i'm not tired, i'm not

tired of defending ukraine

after another missile attack on the capital, the rescuers of the state emergency service within two hours reached the ruins of this building to a seven-year-old girl, they say she was trapped by a concrete wall and the child was a miracle zhenya survived, an operation was performed and now she is safe, but that morning a russian rocket killed her father, which means that the war broke another childhood, no more. she took her father from yura and his brothers from andriy, and mom and dad will never see mom again. dad's princess daniela's father, the war crippled the childhood of yarik and yana, stole the future from the poles, oleksia sashka, kira alisa and millions of our other children,

this little girl's name is alisa. she was born in buchi, occupied by the russians. they were shooting outside the window, but at the moment of giving birth, i was concentrated on the birth itself somehow we all tried not to think at all about the fact that we have a war about what is happening outside the window and were concentrated on the seven families we had such a team as our three neighbors, a doctor, a therapist, a designer and a housewife, on the sides we had candles placed because well, there was no electricity . she was born in the house next door and she was not breathing. i have tears lying in my eyes. i don't understand when i cry because of the joy that i gave birth. am i crying because i don't know what will happen to her? well, it's like panic.

i'm lying there and i understand that i'm simple i can’t do anything, that means they are knocking on my feet, pulling my legs, screaming there, alice, alice and odin. at one point, she already cried, she was laid on top of me, so she was fighting here in my brother’s room, there was even a blanket left over that they used to make us sleep on, on which all this happened eh also in this room there was this cradle of mine, they prepared a case to put our alice there and in a purse. we even have it here. i noticed that the alcohol that was processed by the scissors was once cut in half, and this is a thread, and here is a thread like this we tied our umbilical cord alice was born on march 8 in this house, the joyful news of an extreme but successful birth in the occupied buchi

quickly spread throughout the city, however, the very next day the world shuddered at the news from mariupol, the russians dropped a bomb on the maternity hospital, three people were killed, 17 more were wounded among one of them was a pregnant woman who died already in the hospital along with her unborn child, then it seemed to us that it couldn't get any worse, but we were wrong. on march 16, russian planes bombed mariupolsky the drama theater despite the inscription on the asphalt, which was impossible not to notice, there were more than 1,000 dead people left, they just wanted, they just sat old man and women children unfortunately, we will never

know how many of our children and their relatives were buried alive under the rubble of the mariupol drama theater because already on may 20, the russians reported that they had cleared this zone. and all the bodies found were buried under nameless numbers in the occupied mangush. he does n't say much. he clearly doesn't ask anything, but psychologically, her trump card became closed. he has become more prickly with ideas, he just sees that there is someone there walking with his parents or someone there sees that someone there calls mom dad and it influences it it oppresses him, they are not his mother but the older sister between andriy and tanya 15 years apart, they do not even look alike outwardly because andrii went to his mother and tanya to his father. i was in kyiv with my daughter, and my

parents were with andrii, uh, in brovary, and when on february 24, rocket attacks began through kristi. they went to my parents' house and went to chernihiv oblast with andrii. and i was taken away with my daughter we went to in zhytomyr region, my husband's parents were called on march 1 and said that a large column of tanks was coming. well, it's coming to the village, somewhere, it's coming here, the village is leaving, and they started to gather to leave . and i was afraid to call for the first hour, i was afraid to call because if someone comes, i don't know what's going on there, you're sitting on the phone, you don't see anything, you don't hear anything, you think i 'll call now, and suddenly somewhere nearby, the phone rings, i'm writing in viber, i say turn off the phone and the sound does not

answer, nothing was delivered, and already when i called my grandmother, i called my aunt, my sister, serhiy, probably two hours later . villages, and from here a column of russian armored vehicles drove towards them in front of ten-year-old andrii. mykhailo's father, uncle serhiy, and his mother, as the boy remembers, were killed first. this is what the car looked like after the meeting with the occupiers she stood on the side of the road for almost two months and now the investigators took her away step by step they recreated the tragedy thanks to andrii's testimony

first the russians ran over the car with an armored personnel carrier then they pulled out the boy who miraculously survived through the roof and later shot through the gas tank the car caught fire and the boy's mother oksana blyzniuk died in the fire in front of my son well, i am his older sister, i, well, i immediately decided that he would be with me, that is, well, there was no doubt even a turtle, you can see for yourself when they grow up in they have such beautiful paws when they swim beautifully psychologically it is difficult for me psychological help is also of some kind although how do i behave in some situations, for example with two children, because well, when you know your child from birth, how does he grow, how is he brought up well, habits and here after all, it's your first time and you don't even know what

to feed the child, what are the child's eating habits in general, what does she like in general, what is her shoe size and what is the size of her clothes today in tanya according to the plan , andrija's haircut is why the girl left her five-year-old my daughter is at my grandmother's because she decided to dedicate this day only to him, they told him for free one week at the most, it's on monday, i'm just thinking about where i need to go, what places according to the documents, where to take me , where to take which child, where to take whom, who will look after whom, in addition to simple household items, andrii needs serious work with a professional psychologist , because after march 1, the day that forever changed his life, the boy never once cried, never shared his experiences with his relatives, and this worries his older sister alla mama the most

of fourteen-year-old yura nechiporenko from buchi, in front of whom russian soldiers killed his father in march. she said that you need to work with him. i asked how long it would take. she said that seven to ten sessions are needed now at this stage no less, and then because these are his problems may in the future turn out to be some kind of addictions, now the boy visits a psychologist twice a week, whose services were paid for by a caring person, because without working through the trauma, the memories can destroy the child from the inside, this it happened on march 17, at approximately this place, a father and son on bicycles were trying to reach the center of the

already occupied buchi, they were going to get food and medicine, suddenly, around the corner of this house , a russian soldier came to them. he made them stop and raise their hands. yur and his father did everything as he demanded, but i didn't save them. i hung the laundry here to dry. i stood at the well. at that time, they heard a voice behind the fence. open the gate. i say. and papa, where am i saying? are you sure that papa martin says yes, i say. and why you so he decided, he says, well, when the shots rang out - he says - he got hit, he says he only said ah, with his eyes open, he fell on the road, a

large puddle of blood immediately formed under him. well, then this soldier shot at the child, the child also fell on the road, he says, i lay down for some time when already convinced that there was no one, he said, got up and ran. we talked with alla for almost two hours, then she showed her cozy yard and the house in which she and her husband dreamed of living together happily old age well, what my mother understood, but this is what a man needs the support of a man's shoulder, we looked at the family album, we remembered her husband ruslan, we talked about the future of their three sons, all this time yura was in a mountain with me, and i had almost given up hope of meeting the boy in person, my name is svitlana, it's very nice, but let's talk a

little, i just it got a little tired when , you know, on sundays, there are two or three from the company of journalists, they are constantly asking , they constantly need to tell me the situation, i don't know , i'm not on my own, somehow it's not like to forget but it's just hard to remember are you talking to any of your classmates or what? we're talking now, but it's okay for me, we'll start talking , we've moved away or something no, some poses remain, but i just don't want to discuss it again, that's all right no, i just don't want to go somewhere, do you want to go for a walk the house of the nechiporenkos

is located on one of the remote streets of buchi , almost on the outskirts of the city, so wherever yura goes from home, all his paths lead to the same place where he lost his father and almost died himself 14 hours and 25 minutes at the beginning of march, when the russian troops were already on the approaches to kyiv, people began to leave the capital en masse and drove away from the hostilities, only the evacuations came at the end of february, march 2022, today it is hard to imagine that then this hall resembled murashnyk station old-timers remember that the last time saw such a picture in april 1986, when there was an accident at the

chernobyl nuclear power plant, but then the people of kyiv were fleeing from the invisible enemy of radiation, now it was clear and understandable, people were saving their children from russian bombs and missiles ukraine, senior stuart vyacheslav stolyarchuk worked on the evacuation trains from the first days of the war, he remembers how on february 24, 2022, on the first day of the war, they took people from donbas, konstantinivka itself, a lot of people went, especially children from orphanages, 650 people, if i'm not mistaken, we took passengers then and in a fully loaded train, as many as they could

fit in the tambours, there are five to six people, six to seven, it’s not even possible. children are placed in their positions, small children, our compartments, we they also gave, well, it was panic, it was fear, it was tears, it was a child’s crumbling car, there is nothing. what is there, women, nothing to fight. in those days, millions of ukrainian women in different parts of the country said goodbye to their husbands and went in search of safe places to save their children from russian missiles or among them there was yulia chubasheva , she was expecting her second child and was already nine months pregnant, she and her husband were planning a partner birth, she signed the exchange card in the seventh period of labor, i told him alyosha, i

didn't know how long it would take, well, i'm going to give birth in the seventh type, let's sharpen it all here oleksiy chubashev has been the face of the ukrainian army since 2018, it was then that he became the author and host of the military patriotic project regr in which he promoted service in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine and, on his own example, served in almost all branches of the army from the infantry to the snipers shorter later it's difficult, it's starting to rain here, the marines and our structures, the rain won't harm it in any way, but he doesn't like the equipment that shoots water, but at the beginning of the war, instead of a microphone and a camera, oleksiy picked up a weapon and went to defend my country , first worked with the guys on the chernihiv highway, there was a famous tank that they attacked and

destroyed, stood there for a long time and took pictures with him, everyone was there . if only he had not been mobilized on some volunteer basis, and then, when my son was born, that he realized that something had to be decided in a more formal way. later , captain chubashev became the head of a group in the famous foreign legion of ukraine, and yulia, meanwhile , gave birth to a son in chernivtsi. of course, this there was no partner birth, but oleksiy did manage to come to the family for one day before he left to fight for the next three months. she was waiting for him very much , she missed us, she was waiting, she asked where dad was, and when he would get there, well, she understood, i explained to her there that it was a war and she understood that well, maybe she didn't realize it, but in principle the

information was conveyed, you understand, that dad is a military man, that he is a soldier, fights and all that protects us and they were waiting for him a lot, she said, let's call dad, let's go there, we'll tell him about it come on, let's show this mom will be sunny, i'll be here let her wait one month and always and he didn't understand why she loves him so much, you'll tell people why you draw, dad, and in a month i want everyone in our country to be beautiful, i arrived just in the morning left the next morning, he already went back then yulia did not know that soon her chubashiv would get into a real hellish war at

the beginning of april 2022, after the withdrawal of russian troops from kyiv and chernihiv regions, the east of the country became the epicenter of the war, the ukrainian authorities called residents of donetsk and luhansk regions to immediate evacuation, thus began the second wave of displacement of women and children from the eastern regions of the country to the west in severodonetsk they were given a room in the entire student dormitory next to the same immigrants as them, mine was born in

severodonetsk grew up in severodonetsk well, that is, this is my city well, how would i work and live there всё это время since the year 14, uh, we left too, uh, and marika was a year old, and we left for berdyansk, we stayed for a month, and they kind of beat us off. such big ones were destroyed. and now here, well, she’s standing now, that’s all there, seriously, rockets, bombs, at home, all black . i have an apartment, well, half -destroyed from severodonetsk, now 70%, not at home, everything is destroyed, girls from the dnipro, okay, children, now we’re giving you juices, let’s give you a sniff, hold, hold well, they came to us in guests, we have to show how it happens here every day, keep it up, guys, i've been here for about a month,

and from where in the zaporizhzhia region, the city of gulyaipole, i came from dnipro, well, also on sunday in zaporizhzhia , they came, everyone was alarmed, we ourselves did not know what was going to happen some of them no longer have a home. some of them have a home, but they are worried about what is happening there now. we unload the beads that come, we hug those children. we give them food, we help them carry their bags home , they ask for dishes, they ask for pots frying pans i'm not a professor here, i'm here a human being to help those who are having a hard time today because i'm at home i'm home foo you won't be long

more than 120 ukrainian families who fled the war live in this ordinary student dormitory today they cook in the common kitchens take in quickly equipped with a common laundry. but each of them has its own story, its own pain. good day. this is my brother, danylo, this is opira, timur, this is olivia , the youngest and nicole. my name is vyacheslav, the yalov family came to drohobych from a turkish village has been in the line of fire several times since 2014, all these children were born and lived in a state of war for 8 years, but the spring of 2022 became fatal for them yes yes yes 12 they

lost their mother well they will still have lessons it was on march 15. when i came here from her, they all saw, i think i was covered in blood, and they are all alone now, and thank god that they saw that i was wounded by a fragment of a projectile. marina yalova died in the arms of her own son because of the shelling of her even did not bury this is the only photo that remained in glory in memory of his mother, sorry now in his 18 slava yalov, the guardian of four brothers and sisters in the dormitory, he allocated two separate rooms, but the boy dreams of his own house, he sleeps normally at night, i will put it while i prepare food so that in the morning

they can sit down and eat so that he can still eat there you have to think globally. and all your discipline should be a--and if they walk me there, they know that if i tell them to go for a walk for an hour , then i want to see that they will come in an hour , because it will be brought up in them in the future it will be easier, the story of yalyv quickly networks, therefore, if they ran away from verkhno toretsk, only the school is now, thanks to the indifference of the people, this family has been provided with everything necessary since the beginning of the war. lviv doctors are anxiously waiting for every

medical train from the east of the country. we have russian, but people are just somehow circling, and it’s just for money, there’s a platform, i have a platform, i don’t have it. well, that is, with my fingers. i don’t have it. deep, this fifteen-year-old girl was brought from bakhmut to the hospital by express way, she told how she experienced real hell in the shepherd's hut and saved four adults