such a woman took sasha out into the street and already there they were stopped by the russian military, they walked with her down the street, it was dark and they were noticed by some russian patrol, well, some patrol noticed them , picked them up from the street, put them on a small bus and took them to you new azov , they got to the local police station, mr. oleg was already able to talk to sashka via video link and make sure that the nephew is alive, now the man is trying to restore the boy's documents remotely in order to try to get him to a more safe territory at the same time, mr. oleg says that sashko's experience, unfortunately, did not pass without a trace and affected his psychological state, the child became locked in. now he has some mental problems , it is clear that he is not in contact, and

unfortunately there are a lot of such cases in ukraine now. so in the international children's fund unicef advises parents of children who have suffered psychological trauma due to the war as follows: do not avoid talking to the child about his experiences, tell the child that you will definitely take care of his safety with younger children, you can play out fairy tales about how the main character survived difficult times and what awaits him in the future . if there is such an opportunity, of course, seek help from a psychologist, returning to sashka marchenko and taking into account the horror that the boy experienced, saying that this is a story with a happy ending, unfortunately , hardly you can although of course the most important thing is that sashko was found and he is alive in the meantime and there are still many boys and girls, so please go to the website of the child tracing service and if you recognize someone, call our hotline line at number 116,000 calls from all mobile

operators are free also write to the chatbot of the child search service in telegram a marathon is underway in the center of events the only news in anatoliy yarema's studio at the beginning of this hour about the situation in the temporarily occupied territories in zaporizhzhia the armed forces of ukraine destroyed a rare radar complex of the occupiers, accurate hitting according to the specified coordinates completely disabled the equipment that allowed to adjust the fire of enemy artillery

, the main intelligence office of ukraine reported what the current situation is in the temporarily occupied part zaporizhzhia, we will ask the correspondent of the social yuliya senyk yuliya congratulates live on the air of the marathon so what is happening in the temporarily occupied areas of zaporizhzhia i congratulate you in the zaporizhzhia region during the past day, for the last time before god, the enemy shelled settlements such as shevchenkivske, komishuvah, kamianske, yurkivka, nuts gulliver e-e was fired with barrel and rocket -propelled artillery and tank weapons along the axis of the contact line, the police did not receive reports of the destruction of 29 civil infrastructure objects regarding the situation in in the occupied territories, if we talk about

melitopol for the time being, then the armed forces of ukraine struck at night another military base of the occupiers, but this was confirmed by the mayor of melitopol, ivan fedorov, but unfortunately, just a few minutes later, the occupiers responded by firing rockets at the residential quarters of melitopol, this is what they did from the territory of the former yakimov district, what is the humanitarian situation in the occupied areas of zaporizhzhia ? and the long queues of cars in vasylivka, uh, tell me about it, please, the queues are too long, there are situations when it is bad for people in the queue at vasylivka, they use people as fodder, this is true and the situation is really very

difficult, despite this zaporizhzhia continues to treat evacuated people from temporarily occupied territories, uh, if we say that last day, more than 2,000 people were evacuated to zaporizhzhia, not 87 of them are children, yuliya, what are the prices of products, is there a supply of products and medicines in these areas, how do people survive there well, unfortunately, we only have unreliable information. perhaps we cannot be sure how true the information is, but we know that it is several times more than the price in stores and is not older than the products, if compared with ukrainian prices, it can be two or three times more if we talk about medicines who, of course, this is the big brother of medicines, the most important

of vital medicines, fortunately, people get loans only thanks to volunteers who travel to the temporarily occupied territories, eh, our correspondent from zaporozhye was in touch with us i apologize, yuliya senyk, and we talked about life in the temporarily occupied areas of the region, and in more detail about life now in the occupied crimea, we will ask the head of the sword of the crimean tatar people, refat chubarov pharefate. i congratulate you live on the air of the marathon. so, how is crimea living now? good night . it is clear to all of you that everyone in ukraine is aware of the fact that crimea has been in crimea since september 9. since that day, the strikes on the

military airfield of new fedorovka took place and today , august 9, yes, on august 9, i said september, yes, august 9 and and concluding today's night, because right now crimea continues in many places, this is what all the local resources write about the fact that the occupiers use anti- aircraft defense means, that is, crimea lives in different ways, a large part of the inhabitants of crimea - these are crimean tatars, ethnic ukrainians, people of other nationalities , they received a lot of support for their expectations, their hopes, their hopes that the sovereignty of ukraine over the crimea will be restored, and every day they receive additional, er, certificates, certificates there is such a mandatory new conclusion to this

eight-year tragedy, but in crimea i did not have those who are afraid of all this because somewhere deep in their souls, if they did not want to admit it, they realize that they live on a stolen, stolen earth , and use other people's property, and some of them are already i think that for myself these days i have finally decided that they must and will have to go back to their land, to their homeland, eh preface, i want to ask what the occupiers are , in principle. they say that it's air defense, they're used to looking for uh, how do they declare saboteurs among the crimean tatar population, because it's no secret that uh, the overwhelming majority of crimean tatars, they take the ukrainian position, uh, about the ukrainian position,

have the repressions against the crimean tatars intensified? population after these recent explosions in connection with the expanded aggression of the invasion of russian troops on the mainland of ukraine on february 24, these persecutions became even more severe because crimea is the territory through which the troops are sent . heavy equipment is the servicemen of the russian army for the war against ukraine, but also through the crimean land, through the crimean territory and back, russian soldiers return to kill damaged equipment that is actually being transported on the territory of russia itself on the bridge over the kerch strait and so in order to keep the crimean society under such control, the occupiers are

running up to two such uh, well, the first step is uh, uh, increasing the repression of persecution just a few days ago, another court session was held between the first deputy head of the crimean tatar people, nareman bzhollyal, and two young crimean tatars, aziz and asan akhtemov. the three of them are accused of allegedly preparing sabotage, and now the prosecutor demands up to 15 years of imprisonment for each of them. of them this is me as an example of how the russian occupiers conduct themselves at the same time. they are trying to maximize such informational and psychological pressure on crimea society or that they, well, well, well, do not understand

or realize what is happening in general around, but this is impossible in the conditions of the 21st century and today. so after all these explosions and especially after the destruction of a powerful warehouse of ammunition around janko on august 16, today is the occupation authorities practically forbade the uh-good spheres on the internet to write about uh-uh these attacks on crimean objects so that they would not indicate either the place where it is happening or the time and in what way these attacks are taking place, this indicates that uh-uh russian the occupying power in a situation where, you know, at the same time, they were destroyed on august 9 and then on

august 16. all these myths about the impregnability of crimea were said that apart from forever it will be russian territory, which is putin's, that it is allegedly a sacred russian territory. and medvedev added that if you touch it, that's up to you there will be judgment day, there is nothing . they have no strength, and moreover, they are all aware that we will definitely bring our territory back under control. today, we spoke with some yalta e-e experts in the field of real estate, they they say that their data on the yalta region offers for the sale of real estate have increased these days and there is practically no demand for this real estate, there is a lot to talk about, and at the same time, the crimean society is becoming more aware that all the highest officials of punitive bodies

are military personnel who are they are located in crimea , they have already sent a person from crimea, probably not by accident. and you said that they forbid bloggers to publish information about explosions, and those under the control of, let's say, are under the control of the occupiers. the mass media spread fakes about the alleged explosions in places where the crimean tatars live compactly, in particular in bakhchisarai. it is obvious for what purpose it is possible to quarrel the crimean tatars with ukraine. this is my personal version. but you very correctly said that the crimean tatars are sure that the crimea - it will return to ukraine thank you very much essay chubarov, head of the mechlis of the crimean tatar people, spoke live on our air about life in the temporarily occupied crimea, further on our

air an interview with people's deputy oleksiy a potter, our colleague ihor shavrov talked to him about the war and not only us, thank god, not russia, from all points of view, there is not only a need to win , it is a war for our independence, for the very existence of ukraine, but it is also a war for our values, for freedom , for democracy, for human rights i congratulate you oleksii on the first channel of public broadcasting. thank you for taking the time to talk with us. i congratulate you. just from your interview, we understood that people with real combat experience are needed at the front, everyone else will be more useful in their place in the information war, volunteering in work with refugees, what place did you choose for yourself in this really three weeks before the enemy was repelled from

kyiv and the russians rolled back from here, it is silent to be close to our teroborona, but after that, i returned to work in the parliament, and that is why my front is political, diplomatic, informational, and i think that this is also very important, especially i would say exactly informational diplomatic front because after russia's blitzkrieg failed and ukraine repulsed this attempt, in fact it was a war of attrition and in this war support from the free world is key for us and that's why there as vice president of the committee on migration of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, i work there a lot, but just a few weeks ago i spoke in the us congress, testified about what is happening in the occupied territories, and of course when i go abroad, the main topics are weapons, weapons, more times weapons and this is support for ukraine - these are new sanctions against the russian federation and this is a big work in

which i am also involved and i make my contribution to this work well, of course, informational work because it is very important to inform our society and the world about what is happening and this is my youtube channel, which is already there. i hope soon there will be a million subscribers. i used all the other tools. i communicate with the western media in order to convey our position. i would like to know first-hand, because now for the majority of society, the work of the parliament is like that again. in the conditions of martial law, it is like that again. incognito , because there are no usual tv broadcasts, journalists do not have access to the corridors of the verkhovna rada in general, to the parliament building, and to the adoption of these or that society will learn about decisions after the fact. the verkhovna rada is currently under martial law, it is still a place for discussions or not, and it is

very important. ukraine has preserved parliamentarism and ukraine has preserved the parliament as a constitution of course that there are challenges and what you have listed. for example , i believe that it is time for us to return to the broadcast, it can be an indirect broadcast and record the entire meeting and explain it in full from the first second to the last second of the meeting there in a few hours, but people could see how people's deputies work directly it is very important that ukraine has preserved parliamentarism, the parliamentarian works, the parliament met for the first time, we met a few hours after the start of the large-scale invasion, and then we met once every two weeks regularly and this is extremely important not only for ukraine as a state to work and all the mechanisms to work, but it is also a very important marker for all our allies that ukraine, even under such difficult conditions, preserves key values ​​and parliamentarism. that is, this is democracy, this is

supremacy rights, everything is connected here, one of them is sometimes there are proposals for some kind of online voting, as a categorical opponent of this, it is very important to be in the building of the verkhovna rada in kyiv. i am against people's deputies participating from where from abroad or something else, this is also a symbol of the fact that ukraine is living, that now there are no questions about it. but i will tell you in march. so who is there and the western media and there are politicians, you are going to build buildings for them, it was very it is important to hear that there is a parliament, it lives, it works. that is why the majority of people's deputies have not disappeared, but come to work. of course, there are exceptions, but according to these exceptions, they must work as law enforcement officers, so if there is no crime there is just a coward. well, then that means it will be a political responsibility, but in the majority of people's deputies work and this is , i will repeat again, very, very important if you were to

evaluate the effectiveness of the work of the verkhovna rada now compared to peacetime, well, it is impossible to compare because it is a very different job, and now you are facing such problems that there are not enough votes to make a certain decision, sometimes this happens, but in general it works, especially in the first months , there was an agreement that the decisions made should be consensual, that is, they should be supported by the absolute majority of the people's deputies of the factions, and firstly, it took up time for the discussion in the session hall, and secondly, it just removed the issue that you are talking about, that's why we came, we knew the agenda, we worked on it before that, we discussed it in online committees, mainly in the factions mostly physically. that is, we meet and work and already entered the hall with a clear position and worked quickly enough, and that is why i think that comparing peacetime peacetime functions of the

parliament is much more than just law-making this is also the function of control, which is now lost to some extent, well, this is an objective reality because it is limited, and yes, it is probably better to say limited, but it is still a public discussion because there is a discussion in valuable halls that is observed by society, this is also an important part of democracy , now with this a little it's worse, though i'm sorry - i want to repeat this part again, it should be returned and shown to the entire verkhovna rada. i think people will be interested to see who is there and how they work, and it should be completely open, as it was always a peaceful time tribune the parliament was often used as a place to express some political gas, do you think it is appropriate to return this function, and it was not a function, if the platforms were such damaidanchik, it is true and i think that this is absolutely normal, because it is the epicenter of political life a country in which there are different opinions in the country, there is one country called

the russian federation, they have the same opinion there because only one person and the opinions of everyone else are of no interest to anyone in our democratic free country in which there are different opinions and these opinions collided just at platform of the verkhovna rada and it was right . today, i think that to a certain extent it has gone away because the people's deputy perfectly understands that if before this platform you appealed to the whole society, now you appeal only to your colleagues and that's why there are still discussions and different opinions, but of course the return of the same broadcasts there, it will raise this degree again, but it is good. i do not see anything wrong with this, thank god we are not russia from all points of view and we do not need it, we need not only to win, this is a war for our independence for the very existence of ukraine, but this is also a war for our values, for freedom, for democracy, for human rights, and here we have to be absolutely hm in favor of this and support it, and that's why i

think that nothing bad will happen if people from the parliamentary podium hear different positions, this is normal, now the attitude of the majority towards the parliamentary position has changed compared to peacetime. to be honest, this is exactly the issue of the opposition . the authorities have moved away to some extent, therefore the opposition of the authorities involves fighting with each other. well, how is it? fight each other when there is a common enemy against which we must defend our common ukraine and this is our common task. i was a very active critic of president zelensky there until february 24, but since february 24 i say that for me there is no president zelensky, for me there is supreme commander-in-chief zelensky and i i have to do everything. well, it turned out that at this moment he is the commander-in-chief of this challenge that is simply fateful for ukraine, and i have to do everything i can on those fronts that we talked about: political, diplomatic, informational to the volunteer e-e in order to help him

because if there was room here for the opposition of the internal struggle there simply isn’t this and another story yes of course i say we will win e-e of course it will come back after that question and i have a lot and i think in my colleagues and we will put them , and we will have many more discussions, but first we have to defeat the common enemy and protect it now . it is obvious, although even now it is sometimes necessary. when you see some things that are wrong, you have to say it, and this is one of the main functions of the opposition in democratic societies to be their own critics , to point out problems and for the authorities to correct them in a timely manner. the authorities now listen to the words of the opposition, when the opposition points out that the authorities are doing something wrong, not always, not always. and to point out those mistakes that are also there, many say that martial law

is still a certain window of opportunity when it is possible to make an unpopular decision in peacetime, in your opinion, what are the most popular decisions still possible it could be adopted now. i think this is a very good question. for example, i believe that we need to adopt a law on arms circulation and give the citizens of ukraine the opportunity to arm themselves and have weapons for self-defense. this has caused huge discussions in society over the years, and ukraine did not follow this path it seems to me that this war has shown that it is very important that every citizen who wants to defend the state should be able to do so with his own weapons, which he knows he has at home, and in general, ukrainians have shown themselves to be a nation of cossacks and a cossack cannot be deprived of his weapon, and that is why it is important . i think that right now, at this moment, when it must be adopted, and what is being said on the sidelines of the parliament regarding this decision, we are setting the

agenda and, after all, there is a majority for this. however, i am a loyal supporter of this despite the fact that i will tell you that before february 24 i had a slightly different opinion, but after february 24 it seems to me that it is obvious that we need to be given the opportunity so that every citizen of ukraine can defend himself and ukraine needs to review its relationship with the legislation here and we always have to be complex and ready about only one direction and activities of the president and, in principle, the verkhovna rada as a legislative body, i recently came across an electronic petition to the president entitled regarding the granting of a special status to citizens of ukraine who are maritime transport workers, including sailors of internal votes to cross the state border ukraine during the period of general mobilization well, why am i asking you this question because you are from odessa, and odessa is there .

as of now, the petition has received more than 23,000 votes out of the required 25,000. i spoke personally with sailors from odessa with my friends. they complain that the verkhovna rada is delaying the relevant laws . well, in principle, the government is delaying it, it is not approved. meanwhile , they are losing contracts, their diplomas are burning the certificates tell them, in fact , there is nothing to live for, because there is no way to earn. and this is the only thing they know how to do, and they are already talking about the fact that the industry itself can be lost. what do you think about this? thank you. look. well, the first months there. i i would say that my opinion was here, by the way, the verkhovna rada is of no use, because the procedure for going abroad is determined by the government and everything is determined there, we don’t really influence it here, but it’s obvious that there are two parts here, the first part is justice, because

other people’s husbands specialties, they cannot go abroad, they do not go abroad. well, there are certain groups, yes, for us, for example, people's deputies do not belong to them, or there are parents of three children. well, you know this list there, and when we take separately there a profession, a specialty, and many people believed that it would be unfair. well, when you are a sailor, you can go there, but electricians can’t, yes, i don’t know why, even in the first months of this blitzkrieg , it was possible to understand, now the war has come, i will repeat it again in a different format, and we see it, the war is probably like that exhaustion and, of course, that economic issues are becoming very acute, and that is why i believe that in these conditions, we should give sailors the opportunity to work abroad, bring money to ukraine and feed their families, support the economy, because we are talking about big enough money, what kind of people are these people they used to earn money, now they can’t earn it, and what’s more, there are cases when a sailor whose flight ends doesn’t come to ukraine. yes, even

because he understands that once he arrives, he won’t be able to leave. his family goes to him, we lose people, lose money, and so on, and if these people are needed for mobilization, then we just need to make this decision now to mobilize those who are needed, and others who are not needed today, and we understand that the naval forces of ukraine - this is not our strongest lanka, it is objectively reality, and therefore those who are not needed in the army. they must work, and work for the country, really do not lose this issue and they lose certificates and certain opportunities for the future. well, simply, well, people must work. therefore, in these conditions, i personally support you already in those given the conditions that have developed now, this is and i believe that we need to solve the issue of sailors in this way, well, you still have the opportunity to join the signing of this electronic petition, i will send you the address, thank you. then, after the interview is over, and about the diplomatic

front, i want to talk a little more. in addition to being a member of the ukrainian delegation in the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, you are also the vice-president of the committee on migration of refugees and displaced persons, which is currently in the parliamentary assembly. what decisions are on the agenda? in this, ukraine takes what kind of support it is now ukraine is a very important platform on the diplomatic front and i want to remind you that the pariah has actually become one of the first institutions that expelled russia from the council back in march europe has finally put an end to this, and for years there, together with the delegation of the last parliament, now of this parliament, we all fought together, by the way, unitedly, except for the representatives of one faction , of course, which fought against russia as a pair, and i devoted a lot of my life to this, although the circumstances of course extremely difficult and extremely sad

, but still this issue was pressed and finally russia was thrown out of this club of normal countries because it is not a normal country and in the council of europe and there is nothing to do, it is important now the following the task of this platform is to use it to solve practical issues for ukraine and what is the question of the question and the rest of the russian assets abroad because 46 countries are members of the council of europe 46 without russia and these are the countries in which there is a lot of russian money this is switzerland this is great britain this is france this italy with solovyov's villa and other scoundrels there. that is, this is an extremely large amount of property of russian citizens and the state of russia, and we are already in a pair. this is a difficult path, it is not easy, but it is precisely pari - this is one of those constitutions that should do this, the second practical thing is