see the export version. and this one is from the third complex of ukrainian production, and by the way, the ukrainian complex also serves in the same unit where the stoyans are in turkish operations, and the american scanigas think they will go to strengthen our artillery brigades so that they can see the enemy faster and destroy him faster using artillery including high-precision ammunition, it's cool that it also works at an altitude of up to almost five kilometers, i think that it is also important for survivability, that's why they say that this year get to the installation systems of the ppzrk. it is small in size, it is difficult to destroy the system with more powerful missiles that the russians use for you, they do not spare the missiles. but it is not very noticeable. i think that it will really perform well on the battlefield, because it has all the potential possibilities the question is that such systems are needed much more than us, a number of brigades

still need bottomless complexes, and this need is measured by hundreds of unmanned complexes . mr. serhiu well, we are going to observe a moment of national silence and then we will honor with a moment of silence the memory of the ukrainian military and peaceful citizens of ukraine who died

in the war that was unleashed by russia. lacrimation - cetrin specifically blocks histamine receptors and usually starts to protect against allergies after 20 minutes. cetrin acted in the center of allergies. insurance, of course, online fear is natural, you don't

choose to feel it or not, but it's only your choice what to do with it, whether it will win or whether you will turn it into a righteous anger anger that will ignite the heart and give strength to move forward this fear we have something to lose and therefore, we defended at such an incredible cost, but we did not gain freedom at great cost. every step we take today is a step into a happy future . each of us is here because we have tamed our fear , learned to control it, made it our ally, no matter how difficult it may be for us, but there will definitely be no shame 180 days of the heroic resistance of the ukrainian

people to the russian invaders continues, to your attention news on espresso, anzhelika sezonenko works in the studio, hellish battles continue in the direction of bakhmut , the enemy is trying to advance on the settlements of soledar, bakhmut, codema zaitseva and kurdyumivka, two offensives, our defenders repelled in the direction of kramatorsk, the russians are trying to leave forward in the direction of the controversial, fun, there are battles on avdiivskoye, also hot, the attackers tried to storm in the direction of populated areas, opytne krasnohorivka, permomayske and nevelske, from two sides, the occupiers’ actions were unsuccessful in the kharkiv region , the armed forces stopped the enemy’s offensive in the directions of dovgenka, dibrivna, brashkivka, nova dmitrivka, in the zaporizhzhia direction, the occupiers carried out fire damage in the areas of dorozhnyanka, novosilka and malai tokmachka near the latter and olhivskoye,

the enemy launched an offensive in the direction of makarivka , vremivka had no success retreated in the mykolaiv direction, the occupiers carried out assaults in the area of ​​the settlement of blagodatne with partial success the night in dnipropetrovsk region was restless , the russian army struck three districts, the head of the regional military administration, valentin reznichenko, said, nikopol was shelled three times with hail and barrel artillery, 42 enemy shells landed in residential areas, four elderly local people were previously injured, two of them were in the hospital , two houses were destroyed, almost 50 were mutilated, the invaders a kindergarten, shops , pharmacies, markets, a court and a bus station were also damaged; five fires broke out due to shelling; the fire has already been contained to 2,000

people are left without electricity, electricity is already working in the kryvyi rih district, the enemy attacked the zelenodol community with hurricanes, it passed without destruction and casualties in the sinelnikiv district, the occupier destroyed a school and a cultural center with rockets by an agricultural enterprise, information about the dead and wounded is being clarified, muscovites continue to fight in ukraine with sculptural and educational institutions of this once another school in kostyantynivka came under enemy fire in donetsk region, the head of the regional military said administration of pavlo kyrilenko, the russians hit the city around four in the morning, the school building was seriously damaged. fortunately, no one was injured in the region since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the invaders have already damaged almost 700 educational institutions, in particular, and 263 schools

were hit by rockets at night, and there were also no casualties in vtoretsk, but there are damages houses in a day due to shelling by the occupiers in the region, two civilians were killed, the russians attacked the kyiv district of kharkiv twice, enemy shells the night before they targeted private houses, one person was injured, it was reported in the regional military administration, and at night the invaders from the belgorod side fired at an infrastructure object , there is currently no information about the victims, the invaders also came under fire, the settlements of loziv, kharkiv, bogoduhiv, and izyum districts in zolochiv, a woman was wounded, another hot night for occupiers in various areas of melitopol, explosions rang out again , mayor ivan fedorov said, this is probably the handiwork of

local resistance forces, more details fedorov so far, he has not punished the locals in melitopol, partisans cut the throat of an occupier who was clinging to children, this was reported by the mayor of ivan fedorov, a russian soldier molested a minor girl on the street of one of the neighborhoods. on heroiv ukrainy street, fedorov emphasized that rape is the most serious war crime and also one of the components of the genocide of safe places for the enemy there are no more armed forces, they fired at the kakhov bridge in kherson region, the operational command of the south reported that the possibility of moving across the crossing is now even more difficult, instead, the occupiers hit civilians, fired

a rocket projectile and a salvo fire system at bashtanka, a tornado destroyed a private house, injured a child, along the line of contact, the invaders p five times they attacked our military positions from the air force, luckily there were no losses, our defenders struck twice at the russian stronghold the accumulation of manpower, weapons and equipment in the areas of oleksandrivka and buranivka, there was a loss of 20 shells, one hyacinth s-type self-propelled gun, one self-propelled sumsta-es branch, two s300 launchers, one radar station, illumination and guidance, as well as a mobile radio, an official complex for the detection of aerodynamic and ballistic objects of the sky m two towed mortars of 120 caliber three units of armored vehicles the final losses of the enemy for reconnaissance

vehicles to perform tasks at the front precisely on for such needs, volunteers often collect funds, but buying a car is only half the job. it needs to be repaired, disguised, refueled and delivered to the military. the process of improving cars has been seen by our journalists. the cars are on the front lines. food and medicine are also consumables. they are often the first to be hit by enemy fire, so there is a need for transport at the front . it always exists to convert one civilian car into a military one, up to 10 different specialists are involved in the work, as the volunteers emphasize, everything depends on the initial condition of the machines. they must be very inside. and not to let you down at the crucial moment. as for the configuration, there are three main criteria that are required for the guys of the armed forces : first, it must be diesel, second - it must be mechanics, and third, a huge wish that it was

four-wheel drive, unfortunately with the latter it is very difficult because in europe all these cars were bought in the first months of the war and now it is very difficult to buy a car in a decent condition in a circle of camouflage -colored cars going to the east for now volkswagen t5 it is transformed after a long journey abroad, a car wash , thorough polishing of the entire body, after which the master paints the first layer and completes it with camouflage strokes, and in a few hours , the car is ready to go to the soldiers. to repaint cars, the master postpones all his orders and does not take money for the work, assures help for ukrainian soldiers, first of all, we collected a certain amount there we need money and we need a car, well,

everything was found literally in a few hours , the car was in such a condition that, well, how would you say for your money, it was hit somewhere, yes, it was on metal sheets, it was working only first, third, fifth gear. the next day, i stopped by the guys who i have them straightening, they welded some places on this car, made some nuances, i stopped by the guys who deal with engines there, they adjusted it a little, they adjusted it a little, everything everything, the car just started to turn on the transmissions have all started, he started driving, anton has been volunteering since the first weeks of the full-scale invasion as part of the belotserk volunteer group, however , he spends all his free time on updating cars , he emphasizes that such cars are no less important on the front line than weapons. after all, the lives of our soldiers also depend on them. of other people who, as a group, accelerate the ukrainian victory. we

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independence is a state that protects each of its citizens . i congratulate anzhelika sezonenko on espresso, an interview with independence day of ukraine under the general name war for independence this year on the birthday of our state, it is exactly six months since the day of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation on our territory, putin's troops thought that they will be able to occupy our country in three days, however, they did not succeed, we are still defending ourselves, and all thanks to our defenders, thanks to the armed forces of ukraine, today we have the opportunity to have a

conversation with lesya litvinova, a well-known volunteer, public figure, founder of a charity fund, at one time you helped internally i bought oxygen concentrators for displaced persons during the outbreak of the coronavirus infection and helped with various volunteer activities ms. lesya, i congratulate you good day, first of all, ms. lesya now you are protecting our state, you are defending us all. thank you very much for this. i want to ask you what independence means to you. you know. once upon a time, a long time ago, i worked on television many years ago . it's a kind of documentary project about upa fighters and

one of the heroes with whom we wrote a long interview told me that you don't understand what independence is, you didn't choose it, it was brought to you in the beak and you you will lose her then i did not understand about what does he say but first the maidan then first the war because the war didn't start now it started 8 years ago almost every day i remembered him and what he said independence is impossible to get a second one and you have to choose well and now this is the price we all pay for what we have the morning of february 24 this year, how did it

start for you? well, in fact, my morning started at night, because since the evening one of my old acquaintances with this country, which we will no longer name aloud, wrote me the exact time when they will fly rocket a-a-a we were watching a movie with a man i say listen here a muscovite wrote that we will probably have a large-scale war, he folded up his laptop and laid down in bed and said well, i'm going to sleep because it's a war and i 'll be tired and really fell asleep a-a until that time,

which was marked as time c, sat watching the news, waiting to see if it would happen or not . war and so on. and i called the older children, they live with me she told me separately that they were going to a-a and that they should go to me at that time it seemed to me that this was the smartest thing that i could do in this life. a few years ago, i transferred an apartment in kyiv. we bought a house outside the city, a big house with a huge plot of land so that everyone was comfortable and cozy there, it's not even a village, it's a tiny country cottage, uh, i was sure that no one would be like that, no

one needs him, he's not on the main roads , there will be quiet and it was a huge mistake, but i found out about it later one of my daughters another woman came with her husband and children and decided to go in another direction. my husband and i waited for everyone to gather and went to the fund because we understood that we would now be transporting doctors non-stop, and the children stayed at home. and the youngest child was one and a half years old at the time. i was still on one feeding, i fed her and said that we will return in the evening to sit everything will be fine and we

left, we could not return in the evening because the last ones who reached us were already in the office they were at night it was impossible to stop all this the next day we did not they were already able to reach my wonderful house, it was located near the dimer, the two nearest more or less large settlements are the dimerzavod on one side , stombl, on the other side, ah, ah, the children remained under occupation, ah, when we 25 realized this, ah, we gave the keys from the office of the executive director , they took their passports and went to the military commissariat in a circle

, that’s how i ended up where i am now , mrs. lesya, you said, first of all, that the children remained in the occupation, when you were able to take them away, or maybe someone else was able to do it. and what happened to yours the house because you said that he was there, and no , he is there and now he is still there a little bit, well, a little bit, it flew somewhere, but it didn’t touch anything vital, ah, ah, the children, not me was able to pick up the children, they went out on their own, and they spent almost three weeks there, and there was an agreement with the locals with the timurkas who were stationed there that they would give

the opportunity to beat at least some of the people, these were women, children, ah, hmm, the bridge to demidiv was already broken , they were leaving there was almost no water in the connection when, uh, when, when the connection appeared, i told them everything will be fine it's okay, no one will touch you, nothing scares us, our house is so strong, it's really strong, and they comforted me, they told me everything is okay, don't worry, we're playing here, we don't have candles, there's nothing, there's no electricity, there's no gas, there's no food, because i've never stocked up, but somewhere the dogs pulled a roe deer that blew up on something chocolate

and god his mother knew but they shared they were not alone in this cooperative there were other people there and then a connection appears and they tell me that we need to make a decision quickly if we go then right now and you know how scary it is to be there, you can't do anything. i say go. they say turn off the phones. they said not to take the phones with you because they will take them anyway . they are right now they are appearing on all the news feeds that they opened fire and-and on people walking across the bridge through demidiv and-and there several people died my goals well,

but it was, well, i can't convey to you what you feel at the same time knowing that you can't do anything, it's really difficult for us to even imagine what a mother of five children who ca n't do anything can feel, you can't imagine and no one can imagine and even now i can't imagine what all this really was the next day they went to my friends in lutsk and well, they spent a lot of time there now they are back in kyiv with their grandparents ah ah but i am considering the option of what might happen, we have to go from kyiv despite the fact that they are one of the safest now eh hmm in the

city of kyiv it is a very great happiness that your the children managed to escape and we are very happy about it of course, they are happy that everything is fine with them, they are safe now. tell me, as a mother , women first of all have a maternal instinct to protect their children, but you 25 as far as i understand, on february 25, you decided to go to war, mother, and this was your motivation to drive out the invaders of the land to protect the children, you know, and first of all, it wasn't about the state, honestly, it was about my personal and then about the state, because misha, well, there is nothing in the world that can be more expensive than them, i hope they know this, this decision was for you

more emotional at first or immediately conscious no , it was more emotional uh, you understand, if they weren't there at the time and i would have had time to think about whether i'm ready to uh, take a weapon uh, in my hands, i'm not a young person in me i have not been in very good health for six years, i have quite big problems with my back, and let's be honest , i am already old . if i had stayed in the fund and helped others, including the army, but at the moment when i made this decision, it was the

only right one for me. i would never have forgiven myself. you are a director of documentary films by profession, you worked in this field for many years, then for many years you were engaged in volunteering and community activities, which we talked about repeatedly , were you ready for the war, or what you saw there really impressed you more than you they expected the war has been going on for eight years, i have already seen it, nothing new for me. i did not learn about what was happening, it became more and more

aggressive, but this is a war that has been going on since the 14th year, nothing new is happening. in your opinion, was ukraine ready for what is happening because the war has really been going on for 8 years, but we can’t always talk about the fact that enough was being prepared, enough money was allocated to the armed forces of ukraine, so were we ready for a full-scale invasion as the army itself? well, really, of course, we were not ready for at all levels, i won't even comment on what our leadership did during the time to build roads to the bere, to remove outposts. and the rest is fine, but everyone understood that one day such a thing would happen, but everyone gave

themselves the opportunity to put it away, you understand , even those who lived through this war for many years, everyone knew that it would happen, but almost no one prepared among those whom i know personally, it was units a-a well, at the state level, you all know what happened at the state level, we were waiting for kebabs, if we are not talking about the army a in general, you already know about society noted that almost no one prepared and did not expect that a full-scale invasion would still happen, and despite the statements of our western partners and the development of other countries, what do you think now