healthy uncle definitely calm just like a boa constrictor and you ask and where are you from and he says and i myself am everywhere i have been fighting for 20 out of 25 years who do you complain to whom what do you say you will not lie down there is no there no no he does not say no red krestny no the same well, who are they talking to? there, they just aren't there, so you listen to their brand, that is. well, i'm telling you. well, look at my eyes, tell me why you came here. you understand that now i raised my head to the graves, my grandmothers and grandfather are lying here, what have you forgotten? i am saying that my land is mine the weeds answered me, someone told me that's what he says, he says, he says 10 years ago, he studied, worked, got a salary , that i don't have the right to apply my knowledge like well , yes, this knowledge applies here, here we came as a lesson, well, let's learn to live in pay off, it's not very

cool when we left a family was leaving in the convoy, and there was a woman who lived in front of the village of oleksandrivka, which in principle no longer exists like the village itself. there are no more houses there, and as soon as they tell me something, she made some pretense that we did something wrong, i will ask them one thing question: did you live in the occupation of vyestok? 50 objective reasons why people can't leave. well, today, even if you don't want to leave now. - when there is our comrade the dove, just a bullet flew into our paws, uh, then we got out and they said, oh, oh, and there were two women with children sitting behind him. so that even the lottery takes you

you can drive through you can't drive through you can get stuck with me there uh at a friend's house when her husband kept them for a few days it's just like a shield because they understood that ours are covering somewhere, somewhere, until there is a roadblock, i still don't know what he did but this is all the cars i want from kherson after three days of standing in front of one roadblock. clean the car from roads or we will simply open fire on you for a while information passed, as if people are going with appointments for surgery or there are women with small children or there are people with disabilities, then

they will be let through and here, imagine the situation: there is a convoy of several thousand cars and two are walking on foot young women with documents in their hands, they carry documents about the fact that their child, who is not yet a year old, needs an operation and they go to the operation, they go with the documents with hope in their eyes to that checkpoint well, they go and explain to everyone what is there we have a child there for an operation, we will now show the documents back, they go with these documents to the injection and shine because the extra russians told them ok, we will let you through, their car drives past the convoy, everyone there is almost applauding everyone, supporting everyone, they say let's at least someone escape now, the more so you have such a situation, hold on, girls, everything will be fine, and then the whole convoy sees this car driving back because they reached the checkpoint and the russian military told them, and we changed our minds, and

it's just that rage and hatred for our brothers drove the whole column into silence, this is not security, and at every checkpoint the mod will shoot and take away. wherever you want, whatever you want to do with these people , water them. there are no rules. not the best representatives of the human race, in fact, and they can do anything with you. like , i told everyone there were legends that i was leaving as a volunteer. well, i didn’t gather here, but what i’m going to start, i definitely lied, uh, that i’m going to mykolaiv for medicine and won’t come back. they didn’t want to let me go because the car was dissatisfied eh, and then when they started to catch up i already explained that i will return to me,

this guy is coming to me, that’s how he is, let’s talk about it, that’s it, he’s going to look back, when you’re going, two new jbl speakers, everything will be fine with us and let me go, i left but you decided on may 2nd to go, er, at your own risk and suddenly drove through several posts and then the hitch was such, er, such a village was a hitch, the post at which we were stopped for quite a while, so to speak, i was almost calm because our phones were checked, everything was ok that's why we don't transport anything, that's all right, they said, let's now unload your things to show what you have there, and here's a little backstory, when i went to rallies, an acquaintance

gave me a flag of ukraine, a flag. it was lying in my backpack at the very bottom, but we we will not go anywhere none of the soldiers saw the flag, took it, began to beg and shout, we have a patriot here, a patriot , they put us in the back seats, presented a loaded pistol to me, put on the cloak of a super ukrainian, pulled the flag on again, and that’s it. well, like a cloak, we went to their headquarters, there i was they put me facing the house, they folded, sing well, i understood that they wanted me to try them, i provoked, sang the national anthem of ukraine or about the red

viburnum, and i began to sing quivinov don't start me nown, i sang somewhere well, there was a piece and one of they started shouting, shut up, stop singing, one of those soldiers came up and said to ana, show me your phones, a comrade showed sasha, showed his phone, he looked at the goods and asked what is a normal phone. i said, give me the password, i didn’t think long. i wrote him the password, but i had an iphone xr, and in order to kill the phone, i need the internet, but the internet was

turned off the day before, he said, get in the car and we went to the train station. they had some wi-fi point, this wi-fi point, she started clicking something there to enter the id, but they asked me if i remember my id, and i didn't remember, because i have facebook there. i always leave it to myself. just enter it manually and that soldier said if you want me not to shoot your leg then remember i was just sitting next to the days but well, i couldn’t remember anything at all the main thing was worse especially in such a situation well then this soldier came and got behind the car and started

it and we started to go somewhere and here i am, but i am already that's all. and now he arrived for sure, but we didn't drive very far. we drove up to some nova poshta building. it looks like he went there in a train, then after about 10 minutes he got out and said you 're lucky. at least 30 times, they stopped the passer-by for a moment. it was as if he had lost his way because it was a simple block. when something was already arranged there, some bags were there, i don’t know, but they were just standing on the road and just stopped. they

checked all the documents, the passport, the documents car, trunk, hood, glove box, bags, he says, we won't take you away, we can only ask , there was one phrase that i will remember forever, well, the truth is forever, there is an adult man whose machine gun is hanging, they say baby girl, don't be afraid to go to odessa, which we will bomb, as well as kherson you'll be there. they run away from your boyfriend, we mobilize. and what will you say in response ?

home hurray we saw a battered car with a ukrainian flag and now that we saw this funny feeling of fear that remained in kherson and a feeling like how is freedom tears just tears in our eyes the whole car was crying we give yours but we don't need them please we have them it's enough, it's not necessary, now we're glad to see you. how did they get there? everything's good. everything's on gas. the kids looked there. well, the documents checked everything. happy roads. next checkpoint . where are we from the occupation? well, we're from ukraine. kherson ukraine is not good,

the last couple rolls, i did not live in kherson, but in kharkov, too, damn, two cities, i have one kherson or kharkov, one is the best of the second, and one entertains the factory. i can’t say where it is better in kherson or in kharkov . i was able to visit kherson and see the city of kherson, and i can’t just visit kherson. i don’t know that the atmosphere is terrible. i visited kharkov. i felt the atmosphere. i visited kherson. in kherson , i felt sorry for myself. raised in chips, that is, it’s all the same, and saltovku, well, nevertheless, nevertheless , and there and there, it’s incredible. it’s worse , and probably kherson, because it’s impossible to talk about it, even about it. he says that in kherson they shot in kherson region firstly, they shot in kherson every day, a chernobaevka comes to kherson, it’s almost kherson

from my house in a straight line, this chernobaike is 10 km away , the reason is that the chernobaiks live, and when people were afraid of the antonovsky brain, eh, he came and a pair of antonovka and i was in the east, and the people were refugees, and all the forces around kherson are also flying over them, and in kherson only bullets are flying over people in somewhere it is not clear where every night you read the news , a factory . in that area, there is a proper automatic queue and there is no video, there are no colorful pictures, there are no such uh very colorful uh buttocks like mine but this is there there is horror it continues every day every day people die they are like magazines like shells but about it very difficult they tell, of course, everyone is afraid, everyone says, they are afraid, they are familiar with the unoccupied territories, and i sat and thought, oh my god, you have time to shout to the

whole world. that is, i have been in relative safety for a month now. but every time i give an interview, when they ask me what happened, i seem to relive these states and these sharp corners, they do not smooth out, and they traumatize kherson even more in the majority the absolute majority of them are waiting for the armed forces of ukraine. when i was in kherson and it was a quiet day around in kherson, it made me nervous. i wanted to be there. well, if i don't hear explosions, i'm worried. if i hear them, i think okay. everything's fine, we're next to you. you hear an explosion . and you get used to it, you said that there is such a certain calm that there is fighting going on there, the main thing is that they are going on, it means ours and ours here, our sick, ours will come soon, i will tell you this, those who have visited, who

left kherson, after all, all of them are still afraid of silence . i am sure of this, you know, there is such a weight so i left, i’m so strong, i’m a man there for two months . you, i'm recruiting here and i'll be the first, first of all, in the kherson region, there are already a lot of such publications like here, and first of all, i'll take care of the fact that here i was engaged in my military base in order to knock out the orkovs from

there, then beat them, he didn't die from eh loved ones who are my twins who live in this village ? медузы обработь буду so smartly we invite all

young mykhailo hrushevskyi took the hannibal oath to write one hundred books in the ukrainian language after 30 years, he significantly exceeded his promise not only described the history of ukraine, proclaimed its independence independence that we will defend the state is always us because of the brutal war that was unleashed on the russians in ukraine, all the gymnasiums fell silent, there was no more inaudible applause after the performances and victories. to save herself, she died as a result of the collapse of the house after being hit by russian shells

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you try to free your arms and legs if you are not sure in your power, patiently call for help if possible, use the phone, knock on the pipes, the heating batteries, if no one can hear , carefully disassemble the rubble, try not to touch what everything is supported on, free yourself, look for yourself, if possible, give yourself first medical aid if you know the probable location of the victims under the rubble report it to the rescuers your help can save lives the team of the first public broadcasting channel works for you in the studio of anatoliy yarem, later in the marathon

we will talk about the situation in the new occupied territories. the situation in the temporarily occupied kherson region , we will ask our correspondent from kherson, we will not mention his name for security reasons, colleague vytai live on the air of the marathon. how do they affect the mood and behavior of the occupiers in the kherson region, but i congratulate you, colleague, this is how it really is , according to the spokesman of the southern operational command, vladyslav nazarova, and the places through the kakhovsky hpp are not passable, but in order to use it, and here i quote his words: our new

control of transport and logistics routes on the object is not suitable for use and eva also this information kherson regional military administration administration in the operative appeal for august 10, the troops of the rr cannot to use the kakhovsky bridge, the situation here is really so apt from the side of the zno , because there are so many bridges, they are strategically important, we can remember the famous antony nim , who crossed the great mykolaiv is there. that's where the defense is said to be, and we have

kakhovsky. colleague i hear you so continue please, if there were any interruptions, we can remember the famous antonov bridge, through which something is constantly under construction, that is, to go further to mykolaiv to strengthen the so-called prosovshchyna, therefore, it really is not only this bridge, not only the antonov bridge, but other bridges in the kherson region, they are strategically important that's why they work precisely on

them and they work very well. and in general, the situation is extremely full of information from various spheres of life, let's say about the issuance of some pseudo-passports, which can even be called simply a filkin letter have some kind of limited use, what can you say about it? there is no such detailed information, but there is really such information that all pseudo-passports are not, so to speak , valid, they are already official. in principle, they do not have any legal value, so similar to the administration.

they write about the fact that there are a lot of people from kherson there , people say that people from kherson oblast are from kherson, well, they are unbreakable and they somehow avoid this , and the anti-passports are very tense, even if that is, she is trying in every possible way. but we all understand that the village is close and it will not last long. thank you, thank you to my colleagues. our colleague, by whose name i

was called for security reasons, told us about the situation in the temporarily occupied kherson oblast, further to another region, which is also temporarily occupied about the situation in the city of izyum in the kharkiv region , we will ask maksym strelnyk, a deputy of the izyum city council, maksym so we are talking about the situation in the newly purchased territories, what is the current situation in izyum, what are the latest you have news from there congratulations glory to ukraine glory to the heroes unfortunately the situation in izyum is difficult russian occupiers continue to commit war crimes in the city provocations shelling private houses

of local residents in the city and trying to blame the armed forces of ukraine for this although we see video and photos content where such shelling takes place we see the trajectory of the flights of these projectiles , by the way, the prohibited cluster bombs with which they shell our peaceful cities, as well as in izyum, and we understand that this is a deliberate provocation by the russian occupiers against the civilian population from with the aim of discrediting the government of ukraine and the armed forces of ukraine, since they have no success in the izyum direction, and on the contrary, now our army is counterattacking them and liberating some population centers in the

izyum area. unfortunately, there are victims and injuries among the population, but people see what is happening, that these are really provocations, terrorism, military crimes on the part of the russian occupiers, and they are waiting for the liberation of the city by the armed forces of ukraine territorial defense raisin in the meantime, what is the humanitarian situation, first of all, how many people are still left in the city and what about the supply of food, water, medicine, eh, now the situation is humanitarian due to the fact that, eh, the weather is warm in our region, it is possible to say it has stabilized, people are planting vegetable gardens and thus stocking up on provisions, it is possible to access drinking water, since there is now a

source of drinking water in izyum and people can get there independently and collect a sufficient amount of water for everyday life and for use. the situation with medicines is very difficult because even at the beginning of the military aggression, the russian occupiers destroyed all health care facilities in izyum. due to such banal diseases, let's say, people suffer a lot and sometimes, unfortunately , there are cases when people cannot get medical help in time, and it ends fatally. no such difficult access let's say yes there is in

this case is it possible for people to go to the controlled territory with all er yes such a possibility exists the so-called quiet evacuation is carried out by volunteers representatives of international organizations together with the support of the er state power of the people 's deputies of the leadership er of the regional military administration of the city government, but unfortunately , i cannot speak about such evacuations for security reasons, because you understand that thousands of people want to use this route unfortunately, one more unit manages to do this, but people leave, this opportunity is primarily children under 14 years old, women, elderly people over 61 years of age , there is an opportunity to leave, but the bulk remains in the city, and according to our data, it is close