and there was food in the place where you stayed for more than six months, and during the times when you were fighting, you also seized weapons from the russian fascists, and you had the opportunity to stay there for another six months. why do they ask because there is information that you were simply deceived and taken prisoner in exchange for e-e for the grain of transnational corporations, yes, an exotic question, please vladyslav, yes, the question is a little exotic, i will answer the first e-e with the permission of my brothers, because i was in the positions until the night when er, well, until the last night, the defenses

were increasing in terms of weapons drink , we didn't have enough 120 millimeter mines, that's a fact , first of all, we didn't have enough weapons, eh, on to other issues. mortar was bad for the last 1.5 weeks calculation eh with whom i worked, they had available five five mines eh different different different nomenclature different purposes even if you try very hard. that is, it was already a weapon not to hit the enemy, but to scare him a little bit , uh, then, as for food, there was a lot of water at the rest, but you understand that there was a lot of water in one place, but in another place

there was almost no water, there was half a liter per person per day at the most, but what to bring from the place where there is water to the place where there is no water, you had to go under shelling there, for example, a kilometer and that. you understand that it is not just under shelling for a kilometer these are the conditions of the destroyed factory . when in fact all the buildings that are lying somewhere, well, that is, the building that stood next to it, it is now just lying there, destroyed pieces of concrete through which you have to climb and you are all under fire, that is, i remember only a few hours of peace on the azovstal when they stood up, there was no fire - this was during the already successful withdrawal of civilians from there, the entire rest of the time the territory was under fire. i saw the corpses of the defenders of the mariupol defense forces, who simply did not get anywhere because while they were walking on the surface, it flew right at them now, the

underground communications were already, well, massively destroyed. imagine that this is a round-the-clock shelling from all available heavy weapons and bombs are constantly being dropped from airplanes that damage these underground communications a lot people died in these same dungeons when they were buried there when they tried to move from one place to another. maybe there was a lot of food in some place. i have not seen such a place, i don’t know how much was actually left there, but you understand the report from the place where it is is in the place where she was not. it is almost impossible. i will give an example - this means a bunker, a medical bunker where there were still alive doctors from the mariupol hospital. er there after because the kitchen was flooded by the soldiers who were there, seriously wounded soldiers. it was a bunker in

which only seriously wounded soldiers were located . in this bunker, the standard of food was one cup of porridge per day with a piece of lard. some small, small, this is the amount of food per day . but this glass is more than what they received, and in order to bring this amount of food for a seriously wounded person per day, it was brought from another bunker, the distance to which was, as far as i remember, 830 m, or maybe 630, maybe 730 i probably won't remember it now, but guys from another bunker carried all this for the wounded and didn't always deliver it. i heard that at least one guy died trying to deliver this amount of food to the wounded and at least four. who i was wounded in the process, so how many names of steel was there food left? no, you don’t have to take it. what was there

for six months for everyone. maybe there were no communications. although, as i said, i didn’t see much food. i didn’t see there at all. the most i've seen is a glass of food per day or something where i was there we could afford one plate a day thank you thank you dear friends thank you for your interest in the defenders of azovstal thank you guys for your service and for reminding us that this was a press conference of the defenders of azovstal who returned from captivity well , i would certainly like to sum up this press conference with the thesis that history is tragically true what we have heard from the ukrainian president and i would like us to concentrate on this in the future veteran policy should become a priority of state policy says the ukrainian president, in his words, all its

details should be determined together with the veteran community so that it is not the officials who decide, but the veterans . they say it doesn't bother you, khrystyna , i wanted to thank you for a very correctly posed question, that is, the fact that the issue of the international red cross was touched on, because it is still not clear whether did the international red cross give any guarantees what they were planning and why the international red cross is now, so to speak , fighting for access to the rostrum of the general assembly of the united nations, where they should speak with the demand to gain access to our prisoners of war who are in inhumane conditions where they were destroyed, you understand, that is, the destroyed prisoners of war - i would even

consider the importance of what these international organizations and human rights organizations recently carried in the teeth of transparency international, thank you . our diplomats and european diplomats have leverage in order to activate the international so-called international red cross, because the denial of access to prisoners of war, the killing of prisoners of war on the territory of the concentration camps is a separate article, so to speak, not only in the hell of a far non-dante's hell. it is also a separate article of the possible tribunal of the future. in any case,

we will continue to monitor the fate of our defenders . provocation on the bank of the kakhovsky reservoir by the occupied energy donor this is reported by the mayor of nikopol, yevhen yevtushenko, to friends on the opposite bank of the reservoir, the army irf carried out a provocation for the opportunity to leave the street avoid being in places of mass gatherings of people, the attention of the warning applies to cities, villages and towns located on the banks of the kakhovsky reservoir. follow the messages, an important story . zaporizhzhia nuclear power station, so energodar is a satellite city. well, accordingly. dear tv viewers, keep an eye on the information. close the windows, we have another message that

concerns the currently occupied energodar , the mayor of the city, dmytro orlov, says, according to him, it is traditional, and it is not, and uh, in the cynical shelling that happened, the occupiers blame the armed forces of ukraine, the zaporizhzhia tpp is shelled, it is uh, the biggest tez of our country with energodar receives reports about the death of a man and several other wounded as a result of shelling in the zaporizhzhya tpp area, judging by the video from the occupiers themselves, the damage to the car is equal to the holes from the bullets. was fired at almost at close range, probably from a machine gun, is there really a fact of human death, we are now investigating because even in the south of our country they are extremely fierce, so the information came from kakhovka, the armed forces of ukraine bombed the enemy's warehouse, the enemy's ammunition warehouse in kakhovka, this is in the temporarily occupied territory, so attention still time

caution well, we understand that it is not a joke because the russians can resort to another phase of nuclear blackmail well, meanwhile, we do not forget about the artistic life in ukraine, despite the war, it continues on the exhibition "every one of us is a warrior" was opened today at kontraktova square in kyiv - this is a joint project of the tyreo forces of the selected forces of ukraine and the ukrainian institute of national remembrance to the independence day of ukraine and we are in touch oleg palchyk, a photographer, a soldier of the tarot forces of the ukrainian armed forces, one of the authors of the exhibition, congratulations olezhe glory to ukraine glory would like to thank you right away, because this is not an exhibition, it is not a couple, it is actually some kind of one. well, i don’t know, a dose of very positive emotions despite all this horror, so what does burnt enemy equipment carry because it is itself as they say, it won't burn, we understand what our

fighters are for. so, i think it is also extremely important that the people of civilian cities, meaning central ukraine and western ukraine, see it all. please tell me about what is on khreshchatyk or about the sleeve exhibition, again about the exhibition to which we are currently related a-a well a-a this project er-e is on my personal it is a joint work of forces er-e territorial defense and the institute of national memory a- and the task was set er, to photograph the er fighters for this project. i joined at the time i was. well, i won’t say where territorially, but directly where the

military operations are taking place and er took several photos for this exhibition, that is, those eyes, those er, persons who which you can observe at this exhibition are directly soldiers who either at that moment were in zero positions or even in minus positions, so-called we called them after performing their tasks, that is, they are still fresh emotionally, i mean me too i hope that all this can be read in their eyes . please tell me, but i don't know when your

first portrait presented at this exhibition and the last portrait presented at this exhibition were taken, but you talk about the appearance and eyes of our soldiers , and i don't know if you changed the dynamics there views, er, their worldview in general, the main thought in the eyes somehow changed. i think that it did not change, i began to make portraits of our soldiers who are in kyiv, er, hmm, and when the full-scale invasion of the russians began, er, the military commissars sent me home, and i started to volunteer and shoot, to cooperate with the police, er, the military, i made portraits of them and the first portrait that is in this exhibition. it must be the beginning of march. look at it.

ugh , well, winter jacket. it was made a couple of weeks ago directly where i am now, now i came to kyiv for a couple of days on a business trip to this exhibition there to do some paperwork and give flowers to my girlfriend and in a couple of days i'm leaving again to continue to do your own thing olezhe and there is, for example, a request from our western neighbors or partners about holding similar exhibitions in the

cities of western europe or the united states at the beginning of spring there were a lot of requests but to be honest, i didn't have any at that time to do this, because i, er, volunteers from 7 in the morning to 7 in the evening, well, i was very busy, and i was not up to it at all. now there are not many such requests, er, there are already a lot of photos, i returned to ukraine , i think the materials are enough for the shortage no more i don't like this, that's why i don't put this with this thank you, thank you, oleg, congratulations to your beloved girlfriend , and flowers, choose the best oleg

palchyk, photographer, soldier of the tereo armed forces of ukraine, one of the authors of the exhibition faces and eyes of our soldiers , this exhibition is if you are a resident or a guest of the capital, take advantage of the opportunity to go to the contract post office and take a look - look at these incredible works that are actually very valuable. well, we are moving on with our broadcast and uh, yes, that is, at 5:45 p.m. well, on the air of the espresso tv channel andrii bychenko, the director of the center's sociological service, will appear now, together with some important information from the mayor of

energodar. a report has been received regarding the death of a man and several other wounded as a result of shelling in the zaporozhye region, and judging by the video footage from the occupiers of the damage to the car with various holes from the kulmashil, the car was fired at almost close range, probably from a machine gun , by the way, it was also fired at from a mortar as a result of an attack by the russians, the central heating station in the city was damaged , it will take time to restore, for example, the introduction of supplies, preliminary repair work will continue until the morning , the mayor said, well, we are now attracting a to our broadcast andrii bytchenko literally for several sociological groups eh who periodically set us the pace for conversation in our studios eh please us during independence day with interesting the poll we and the topics of which values

​​ukrainians and i are ready to defend uh-uh how the citizens see the victory of ukraine is actually very interesting what our citizens answered uh-uh and how it was all translated into percentages in particular at the rumzkov center and at the democratic initiatives fund, because these two organizations were engaged in with this survey, in a few moments we will add to the air the actual andriy bychenko, the director of the sociological service of the razumkov center. well, for now. while we were here with you, we were engaged in really important matters. oblast, but almost as long as you and i are working , our special services are working, respectively, the enemy, e.e. saboteurs were gathering information for planning and preparing a series of missile and artillery strikes on the city, a multi-stage special operation was carried out by our fighters. well, so to speak, the organizer of the

magnetic group was a resident of the temporarily occupied melitopol that's it, that's it, in addition, i would like to note that if you want to congratulate each other on independence day with a gesture that would mean a trident, then you should concentrate precisely on this gesture, since the ministry of culture rejected the idea with a slightly different gesture, we will not detail the protection of the cancellation of this action, we do not forget that independence day and, in the end , the symbols must be adequate to the history, so to speak, of the implementation of the reform there with a few fingers to cross two or four and yes more well, god be with him, as they say andriy bychenko sociologist director of the relevant sociological service of the razumkova center glory to ukraine p andriy glory to the heroes so, extreme sociological research is about the attitude

ukrainians to the war and to the values ​​that our citizens are ready to defend, we have to defend it not just because we understand that it is actually possible very often about the so-called formula of a peace truce or negotiations with the enemy. well, i don't think that ukrainian society is ready for a truce. i negotiated, well, actually. if it was ready , they probably would have surrendered right away in february, maximum march, that is, the ukrainians well, first of all, they believe in victory, let's say this: most of the ukrainians believe in victory, a much larger part. that is, this if we talk about those who believe to varying degrees, then it is 90%, even more than 90% of ukrainians believe in victory,

although for different people victory means different things, but still, the absolute majority, more than half of all respondents, they consider the restoration of ukraine, such control of ukraine's territories , as a victory which was ukraine and was under its control until 2014, another 20 and a half percent believe that the real victory is the one that will lead to the disintegration of russia, er, er, er, and the majority of our citizens, about a third believe that victory will come before the end of the year or in 1-2 years, but after all, these are the assessments of citizens, you must

understand that they are not experts. they believe in victory they are waiting for victory and are not ready to give up, well let's say they are ready not to give up, no, no, of course no one will give up, but on the other hand, the key issue is still the timing, yes, because, well, 31% of our fellow citizens believe that victory will happen until the end this year, in your opinion, why exactly this date was marked in this way, i would like to note right away because already today i heard in the interpretation that they believe that by the end of this year, which means that if victory is not achieved by the end of the year, then they will be disappointed. well, of course, it is possible . let's say yes,

there will be a certain disappointment, but it is not the kind of disappointment when people believe that everything should be thrown away and simply hmm, let's say that these are citizens who most likely themselves, in fact, this applies to the vast majority of citizens, cannot assess the course of events in general they are focused primarily on, let's say , the information space and the ukrainian information space, and we actually, if we remember, there in march-february, it was like knowing the love of the russians and putin, in particular, before some sacred dates, at first it was like that this is the opinion that everything will be fine by may 9, and i think that this is the

result of a certain information policy, but i did not see any danger in this, i do not think that at least a large part of these people will be so disappointed if victory is not achieved by at the end of the year, who will stop believing in it actually? i think that the main part believed and let's say that everything will be over by may 9, but they continue to believe, that is, it seems to me that ukrainians are quite realistic, pragmatic people, and they know how to adapt to a change in the situation . relatively speaking, in which regions do they believe in one more formula for victory, and in which regions, for example, in another, well, the question is, in particular, 55% of ukrainians say that the expulsion of russian troops from the entire territory is considered a victory the restoration of the borders of ukraine as of january

14th, yes, for 20 and a half victory in the war, the destruction of the russian army and the promotion of an uprising or disintegration within russia well, i am interested in where in which regions or regions of ukraine, well, in which formula do they believe more well, here it must be said that although the differences are quantitative, they are, but let's say there are no qualitative differences, that is, everywhere, well, more than half or almost half of them perceive the expulsion of russian troops from the entire territory of ukraine as a victory, and this means the territory up to in 2014, this is typical for all regions, the only thing is a little, well, let’s say this, a more noticeable difference in the number of people who consider the collapse

of russia or the defeat of the russian army to be a victory and the promotion of the collapse of russia. there are more of them in the west, 25% of respondents in the western region and less than half nine percent, actually. well, in the south, it is probably the only region, including only 4 regions. we distinguish the macro-regions of the west , center, south, and east, and the south is also the only region where more than in others, 11% will consider the victory of the end of the war, even if the russian army holds on to those territories that are currently occupied by it, but it will not pass further and the war will end, that is, in the southern region, 11% of such respondents in all other regions there, uh,

about three percent well, obviously, that's all- after all, it is connected not least with the fact that the residents of mykolaiv and odesa regions for them, let 's say, the safety of being in the occupied territories , living on their own land. it now looks a little higher than for the residents of other guests, mr. andrei, look at what the people's responses were when you offered them a discourse. well, let's say democracy or a strong hand. well, lately there has been a lot of discussion around this question. what did the results of your research give? look , the fact is that in those terms which well, we are

investigating and we have been investigating for a long time here, it is not always possible to oppose democracy and a strong hand because well, if we talk about one of the most democratic countries in the world, the united states of america, the president of the united states, whoever was the president of the usa, this is already a position, and because of the fact that he chose this position, he is a very strong leader, and with very wide powers, meanwhile, the usa remains, hm, one of the most democratic countries in the world, the deputies of this poll, which we are talking about today, democracy is the most desirable type of government for ukraine that is, in principle, for the vast majority of surveyed

respondents . there were certain circumstances, well, that is, for example, martial law is such a special circumstance, there was no detailing, but i think that, let's say , martial law and, in general, a state of war - for many citizens, this is really a justification for certain restrictions on freedoms, which is in principle understandable because, well, let's say the same person now, but if you go outside, it seems most appropriate to dress in some light clothes with short sleeves and generally light if the person will also go out on the same street in winter at 20° frost, probably she is reliable some kind of down jacket, warm pants and shoes, and the person is the same and the same street is the same. that's why it seems to me. and in relation to society, that is

, it is natural that for many citizens, the indicators of what share of freedom they are willing to give up in peacetime and wartime are different because actually, the situation is very different. it seems to me that the situation between war and peace is no less different than, as i mentioned, between thirty-degree heat and 30-degree frost . ana, and unfortunately we are running out of airtime . nevertheless, we highly recommend all our tv viewers go to the official e-e portals and e-e still see the results about the murder of the daughter of the ideologue of russky mir in ukraine, followed by duhina in the description of zelenskyi - this is denied by the car that dugina was driving, was blown up in the suburbs of moscow, was her father, the philosopher oleksandr dugin, the target which is called