equipment like a zoo, well, it doesn’t work from the anti-kheimers, because the farmers, first of all, they work from a long distance, at a much longer distance than they can get there. well, i don’t know howitzers, some soviet ones that don’t they are used by the russian army, and they are very fast, that is, they arrived, shot back and left. you can shell the territory where they were, even if there were tens or hundreds of shells or shells, and they will no longer be there. therefore, you already know the justification of the situation that happened, and the confirmation will wait literally from day to day and i already announced the case today that the partisans are working or there is some careless smoking in lysychansk , today there was also cotton and i think that we

will be pleased with more information about about a hundred dead people not the ordinary soldiers of the second army corps of the russian federation, you mean the wagnerians no, it’s already in wagnerivka, it’s already the regular army of the russian federation and you say that there are more than about 100 er 100 casualties, respect to the villagers, more than a hundred what happened today is almost 100, but i wanted to ask one more question the curator of the wagner group, yevgeny prigozhyn, visited the site of the ukrainian shelling already after it, what is known about it, is he still there, well, it is not known if he is still there, has he already left, most likely he has arrived, ah, they made some kind of photo that he was there controlled and he left immediately, uh, it always happens, uh, after all, he is putin's cook, so he will not

expose himself to danger somewhere already deep in the rear, but the fact that he was there is evidence, there are photos. with his presence, well, this time he managed to go, mr. gaidai, what is the situation now? you mentioned to luhansk oblast that fighting is still going on in the outskirts, it is not possible to say that with 100% certainty, the russian army captured luhansk oblast from its administrative borders, i am asking why because first of all it is not clear, why are these battles still going on or there the russian army may not need it so much because of the strong resistance of the armed forces of ukraine, and secondly, it is important in the text of the possible holding of the referendum, because many people say that without full access to the border of the luhansk region, it is impossible to hold even a fake referendum. look here at several components, one of them is indeed that for 4.5 months, the armed forces of ukraine, and

all the defenders and national guardsmen, border guards of all those who protect ukraine from that russian invasion, all restrained the attack of such a huge horde of russian the federations were restrained not only in time, but also with huge losses on the part of the russian army, when they captured lysychansk, they went to this point in the city , cleared several forest strips and encountered the enemy. it was a company wagner marine company the infantry of the russian guards and their volunteer militiamen, as the lpr says, and they stood somewhere, well, 50 from me, and when they gave me a month, eh, i say, i started

practicing with a machine gun and we began to connect with the group from above, there i began to cover the guys from above, i received the first bullet wounding the shoulder , we entered the battle around 10 o'clock in the morning, and by 6:00 p.m., i , together with my brother-in-law finn dmytro of the film under fire, retreated to the enemy to join our group, well, the group did not wait for us because it was connected they have a connection bc ended and they were given the command to retreat, they did not see our bodies when they were flying, the russians got in touch and said that there were 200 of us to shoot it down, i received another wound already in the back area, also by a bullet from an automatic machine, at first dmytro helped me, then already they advised dmytro and the heaviest three hundred in our group, there was already a war, not me. because we tore off a finger first and then with bullets from the shoulder joint to the elbow we shot the

arm completely, we did everything lying down because well, i helped him bluntly under the bullets, that is, in raise your head, they will hit you, then you will disappear into the grass , and the callsign azov is doing all this to me guys, and when they said on the radio that the wounds were not called the callsign, everything started at once in the katsap. they morally asked to press the guy they shot, there was a radio station on him and they went to this radio station knowing that we are still alive let's come here you crawl here you won't come out and i'm still dima this 3/3 we and our group haven't drunk water for about a day in general, i am her somewhere home, we were already on combat missions, this was our third trip in a row, and it has been about 3-4 days without any trouble at all. it is necessary that someone crossed that road and found our previous positions there in the bushes. our guys put us in the cardinalates where we are. from here for well, i left dima with uh, with this guy, i say well, what do you want, damn it, dimon won't help, and

let's go there myself somehow, there is such a rof, it's somewhere seven meters, a clay one like that where there once was a river, it dried up and there remained otaki with phosphate i fell toirov and hit my head it's very good for the cabin crew that it was a helmet, because i made it all the way to myself and the strength appeared. i'm on such an adrenaline rush that i understand why they left me. the house was left with no one, there are no policemen or ours, only shots of art, er, shots of art and sound and technology, the beer works. that's it. oh, the launch is normal, it went fine, fine, without work, we didn’t burn the wounds and they threw a mine at the fork, he immediately confessed how they gave me such a very useful, useful advice that when you were burned by the parliament, the only approach to the mortar , that is, they will calculate your route only you will run away from them and you are the opposite go to them i did it stupidly and it also saved my life there because i fooled a mortar and then that

irishman was shot down with a manpads and i go out there on the road and right here the guys from the eighth ss regiment they shot down that eagle, but they were just driving a mitsubishi l200 and they picked me up, but they don't even believe me, what kind of belgorivka do you know? 30 km. there you have to follow the enemy's positions. go through such an anti-terrorist attack. how did you get out? they called your wife. from the headquarters and from the group because it's because fear, uh, they did that. it was not a very correct action. they called and said that he died and the body will not be there because it is the enemy. two hours later , i am already on the phone screaming tears. there is such a thing. well, i say so. i have never heard that she they shouted such a hysterical girl. because she had a group when she saw that i was alive in kramatorsk. they were sobbing and crying there. i say so and the movie is alive. look quickly, let's do it. and the guys immediately started looking for it, and at first it was on the square in the right sector, eh, then eh- well, we

became a squad of little black men, we went to kharkiv there the stronghold there was overtaken by the partisans, and then the whole thing became azov, then there was the liberation of mariupol, and so they fought further there maryinka ilovaisk, they were in the shykinsk operation, if there was such a desire not to fight at all, you could go somewhere in europe with her i had such an opportunity , but having all this experience, i won't forgive myself if i don't go again because i know it's all my job. i do it well and i have experience that i can share with other people and my country needs it at the very more important time for her vladyslav lark, a fighter from the azov regiment with the call sign wikipedia, was captured by the russian military on may 16, the day before, he lost his leg in an explosion and received an eye injury. he was then kept in a hospital in occupied donetsk, where he was treated like a fascist, radio svoboda told radio svoboda

, scout vladyslav returned home in june , together with some of the other captured fighters, he is currently undergoing treatment, and then he will begin rehabilitation, the next video is about him, i had a three-year contract behind me, so february 21, 2022 the contract was about to end, but i understood that something was coming and decided that i would stay in my unit. i am a uav operator. i am a senior copper. together with my unit, we carried out combat missions in mariupol and its surroundings. we were scouts . completely no limit on ammunition, that is, ordinary artillery of the rssu, mortars, everything, as it turned out, unlimited on people, and i received my last wound on the night of may 16, it turns out that it is actually already the day

in the first part of the abstraction, i can say that the last patient on azovstal arrived, an anti-tank missile tour, i received the most serious injury with this group. i already lost my leg then , that is, i physically . they brought me to this bunker, i was still conscious , in fact, under fire, the plaster from the ceiling was falling , but the medics did a miracle, they restored my life, but i remember a slide show there. it was as if i was being taken somewhere with a bunker, the enemy green uniform brother-in-law georgiivskyi tapes, i would still be conscious for a certain time already in donetsk, where we were taken after being sorted and expelled, and i should have had some kind of connection with my relatives. the data will change, you are not needed by anyone, all the service personnel,

e.e. , security. and you know that the poles have already taken zlotys in your western ukraine, and you know that the polish police have already taken more than your police. shevely, well, we kind of understood that it was all a lie. the 15th hospital, i started receiving antibiotics on the fifth day after the injury. having a traumatic amputation, i just lay there, it stank from me, the meat rotted very, very badly, but on the fifth day only a decision was made to give antibiotics because i had a fever during these five days of 41, we were forbidden to communicate with each other between the wards , food was as minimal as possible, these portions are enough so that the heart did not stop, and the exchange failed several times the guys there according to the first list were taken 500 m from the hospital, they were given a repulse and returned from the exchange, and then there in general a sea of ​​people, what kind of people fell when everyone was already being loaded, they actually went in,

checked the surnames of whom to lead and took them out , the transfer took place in parallel, that is, they listed their prisoners of war and took them away they were overloaded, we were overloaded there in our ambulances, well, ambulances, and they took away the only thing that i had left from those, of everything that i had with me throughout the entire defense mariupol ordinary chevron that was issued to us , that is, my personal number is actually indicated here. it means that it is indicated that this is ukraine. the spokesman of the organization , oleksandr vlasenko, told the public about this in a public comment, he is now on a direct line with us good evening good evening let's

discuss these visits, you said that they are not met the requirements of the international committee of the red cross, they were able to stay and talk to the prisoners without witnesses, no, we were not able to inspect all the premises as required, i understand your requirements. and why did you not report this when it happened? why did you not state that russia was violating part of the agreement, so to speak, is that everything that concerns the visited prisoners of war, or as we call those detained in connection with the conflict, because they can be interned civilians or just civilians , this is a confidential dialogue with the parties because our goal is not uh-uh in order to bring uh-uh certain problems to the public plane there may be both sides. there are certain violations, that is, it is not a

violation, but a non-compliance with the rules that we usually follow. that is, all the premises used by prisoners of war were visited and it was possible to communicate with them face-to-face, and also that these visits took place in such a number in which we consider necessary well, that's why we very rarely come out with assets, but due to the fact that you did not announce this to the public, we still managed to increase the number of these visits, so you achieved this goal. well, you understand, the process is still ongoing, that is, we hope to continue visiting these visits are we have visits from both sides, of course we wanted to see all of them, we do not see all the prisoners of war of any side, and of course we would like to hmmm, well, to have more such visits, but what is there, that is, even such visits, which are not called by our

according to the rules, it is still better than not seeing these people at all, but what do you think in general how do you build communication with the russian side, if we are talking specifically about this column of volyn residents, it is obvious that this is an occupied territory, and there are ukrainian prisoners of war and also civilians that you are talking about probably there is also but how do you still manage to communicate? do you believe that it is possible to conduct this dialogue with russia? well, first of all, we rely on international humanitarian law as my guardians, so to speak, and at the same time, our mandate is limited by the actions of the four-geneva convention, which forms the basis of international humanitarian law, the third geneva convention clearly shows that the party at whose disposal they are to worry about prisoners of war as well as combatants killed against you, and the international committee of the red cross, again referring to the third geneva convention e-e can check

how e-e the conditions of detention of these people correspond to world norms, that is , torture is not applied to them, that the conditions of their detention are no worse than, say, receiving in general, in this area, yes, because it is clear that each country has its own rules and norms, yes, keeping people in custody, that's why she will make sure of this during these visits , because the party that is responsible for prisoners of war, it follows these rules, you say that well, simply, we often talk about the fact that russia often does not follow international law, almost, well, quite often, if you can say so, your visits helped you to ensure that russia follows it i understand your interest but as i said, this is a competent dialogue. we never bring it to the public domain, that is, if we

see violations, we fix them. violations occur if this dialogue does not bring any results it is a higher level in order to say that our goal is not for that reason does not insist on preventing what happened it has already happened to us it is important that it does not happen again in the future that is, we are not talking about punishment, we are talking about preventive activities in order to prevent those violations from happening, i do have questions about how to prevent them in the future, because well, when it is obvious on the part of the parties, they systematically do not even listen, so to speak, so to speak. arguments and, in principle, you may not be interested in fulfilling international law. well, the question arises. and how effective is it in general, but i would like to ask you actually, er, you said that first you turn

to the party who goes to the institution in which the incident took place a violation, and then you said a higher level. and what kind of higher level is this? well, it depends on the subordination of that institution. for example, if it is about the ukrainian side, it simply gives more information. there are certain institutions that are subordinate to the ministry of justice, the action of which will respond, that is, depending on this, it is, well, so routine. work if at the national level at the state level in russia, for example, i request to ignore uh, what are the levers in the organization of the international committee of the red cross here to prevent, as you yourself say the repetition of these crimes well, we cannot come to these places for arbitrary detention detention, open the door and say that we will now check of course each of the parties here can let us in we can not let in, in principle, each party lets in but not everywhere and e well, in

addition to just negotiating, in addition to appealing again to international humanitarian law, of course there are other levers. well, there are none , that is, we have no tool to force the title party to fulfill the obligations that have been imposed the third is the zenica convention, but in principle this confidential dialogue gives certain results, sometimes we would like to have more results, but even one visit is important because it gives the opportunity to inform relatives, for example, that we have seen these people for each for each family this is very important information because they will learn about what happened to their relatives and where they are, that they are alive , for example, and this is very important, that is why we do not want to deprive ourselves, that is, they can just i wanted to ask you about the notification of the families . they criticize the red international committee of the red cross for the fact that they probably did not provide enough security guarantees, in particular because

more than 50 ukrainian prisoners of war died, and in this case, the people of volyn are also criticized, in particular, for the fact that there is no such thing. contact, many of the wives, relatives of the defenders of mariupol can not contact those who are now in captivity, can you clarify this as much as i remember from your comment that where and with whom are the disks connected no matter how difficult it is now, well, first of all, i want to say that uh, again, according to the third marriage convention, the responsibility for the fate of prisoners of war lies with the party that keeps them. that is, we cannot guarantee anything because we and they are there 24 hours, 7 days a week that concerns contact with relatives i just want to immediately explain how it works, we receive a request for the search for a missing person in this status, there will be a person against until we find out his location from the relatives of this person, we have

the central tracing agency, which was created in geneva in a neutral country, is again a requirement of international humanitarian law, and this central tracing agency is engaged in keeping information from both sides regarding this or that person. we receive information from relatives . after that, it is can be done in different ways. you can call. you can write a letter. you can fill out a special form on our website. cyrillic, latin, and so on. well, these are the technical points. next, we ask the national information bureau, which was created in each of the two countries, for information about this person. this person can be confirmed as a prisoner of war, as a dead person, but identified, or let 's just say she it cannot be either in this or that list, that is, it is quite unknown when we receive this information, we inform the two parties, we

inform the national information bureau of the other party that we have received such information, which sometimes it is the information bureau itself contacts relatives and reports something according to the information of the international committee of the red cross, your relative is, for example , a prisoner of war, he is there, his status as a soldier is confirmed, that is, he ceases to be missing, he becomes a prisoner of war, and we also call and inform those people who about which we their their relative identical elements i just wanted to clarify what you have already said i just opened the website of the human rights organization change here actually it is about what at the briefing uh-huh uh-huh wives defenders of mariupol they pointed out that shortly after the evacuation of the ukrainian military and the blockade of the azovstal plant by the russians, they told the red cross that they were registering all the wounded, in particular, to help them maintain contact with their relatives and that now there is

no well, no there is no connection with people or did they really register everyone then and why is there no connection because of these problems that you said yes, this is a good question because it, well, but it applies only to those people who went beyond growth yes in in this case, we could avoid this link when relatives approached us. because our specialists were, er, during the exit of these people, for the last ones they offered to register, those who wanted to register, they registered . most of the people who came to us were registered, in this case we no longer need confirmation from the national information bureau about the location of these people, we immediately knew that they were prisoners of war, that they were alive, and then we could have immediately, avoiding this routine work regarding the location, immediately submit a request regarding the visit of these people, but this applies

only to the last ones, where exactly we were. from this information that i have just given, there is no connection with them, i will ask you to answer briefly because the broadcast will end, uh, the connection with whom, with those people who were in favor of growth, i repeat once again. that is, you said that everyone who wanted to, registered from those who left australia, or do relatives now have a connection with these people, some of whom don't , some of them don't, it depends on that, a lot of us are then available, that is, again, through these, well, through the side that receives everyone we registered we gave a return communication to their relatives, which we registered without a doubt, and then the next contact is with relatives. when we have a visit with the result of this visit, we can contact him and tell him about what we saw , thank you very much thank you for commenting and explaining we were contacted by oleksandr vlasenko, the spokesman

of the international committee of the red cross, that 's all for today come back and watch svoboda life tomorrow my name is sashko shevchenko, i finally urged you to like this video so that more people could see it and subscribe to the svoboda page on social networks in networks goodbye, my greetings to all who are with us, it's time to catch up on the news, the results of this 174th day of the full -scale war. kharkiv city mayor ihor terekhov reports that enemy shells flew over the saltiv district there were fires in garage cooperatives , the transport infrastructure was damaged, there is no information about the victims, the night before the enemy

hit five districts of kharkiv with massive enemy shelling