uh, there were strikes where they suffered significant losses, but still let our armed forces comment on the details, and they work very cool there, in fact, and yuriy, and here we are the day before, if you already raised this topic the day before, um, i felt you know the powerful information wave about the counteroffensive in the southern directions, in particular, there was talk about kherson, some deputies of the local councils - these were shots, then they deleted these posts, but anyway we saw that all the information reached the occupiers there, it doesn't matter if it's true or not, but maybe you there is information about how they reacted to this. i apologize, the sound is lost in the portrait, please ask a question if perhaps you have information about how the occupiers in the kherson region reacted to the information wave that began to spread about the alleged counter-attacks in the azov direction

, they mean that the mood there was already close to kopanic in a panic, in fact, because over the last period, our bases worked there, well, they were just too efficient. despite all the efforts of the orks to protect their critical infrastructure , their logistics, they actually did everything they wanted there this also applies to the antoniv bridge and the kakhovsky bridge and a large number of their warehouses and military decision-making centers. that is, the orks felt this every day, and it definitely had a great effect on their mood, and the fact that part of the military command came from kherson was forced to come from kherson. it also had an effect on the morale of the occupiers, in addition to that, they actually increased the filtering e-e, they are nervous because they know that the kherson region has a rather strong and

powerful resistance movement and the actions of the partisans, who in fact in the same way, every day they do something effectively , in fact, it’s the same, he dies very cool , in fact, that’s why uh, compared to our guys, let’s compare them, it’s even impossible , our uh, our people are fired because the earth aorti themselves don’t know what they are doing on kherson oblast, in fact, because if at first they believed their commanders that they came to release someone or that they would be happy to go to kherson oblast, today they all perfectly understand that they are not just bitter people. land and everyone is very much waiting for the armed forces and there will be an occupation of the kherson region, what is this connected with, that he is not in the kherson region but in russia? well, you know, i am sure that he also understands that his time is running out and what is happening with other

collaborators also, i think she doesn't add confidence to him because it's clear that well, who is the first from what's near the ship? composed there they are trying to leave kherson region. i think that he will still be returned to kherson. i am sure that he will not be very happy about this, but he had no choice. because all his rights expired after he made the decision to betray his ukraine. we everyone perfectly understands that he is just a toy of the occupiers, and as long as he is needed, they will do what is necessary. as soon as he is not needed, he will disappear, and we understand that the physical p will disappear

. informed the society, yuriy sobolevskyi, the first deputy head of the kherson regional council was in touch with us, then we move to kharkiv, the russian occupiers shelled the city with artillery as a result of the daytime shelling, a fire broke out in high-rise buildings, the mayor of the city, ihor terekhov, informed the city center that the occupiers hit the city center in the morning about the consequences of artillery shelling we will learn more about our correspondent vyacheslav mavrychev appears in our contact vyacheslav good evening, i would like to wish you, but how kind he is please, i congratulate you, well, for the last half an hour, sirens have been sounding in the city, an air alert was announced in kharkiv itself and in the suburbs, er, for about 20 minutes. therefore, we heard er, sounds of explosions, er, distant sounds , most likely in the area of ​​the district or even beyond the border usually, this is uh, it was very similar to

how the rocket salvo systems are being tested somewhere, obviously, on the outskirts of the city , there are triplanes, and regarding the morning shelling, there was a shelling at 10 o'clock in the morning, all the objects that were hit by the russians it was civilian objects, shells were falling er, in the center of the city, within a radius of 3 km from each other , a-a, one of the shells hit, you can see the picture from there, this is a sazhan ravine, this is a square in the center of the city, and a russian projectile hit a public toilet, a-a, debris hit a rest room there, she died . already at the site of the second hit , three people were killed here, the projectile kissed kissed near the five-story residential building, where the pharmacy and cafe are located, and here are the three passers-by who were there , they died at the aa site, so also,

besides the four dead, it is known about at least eleven wounded, and two of them are in a serious condition, among the injured are two employees of a local kindergarten, the kindergarten is located not far from this five-story building, hmm, the russians fired a projectile into the game pavilion, there were no children anywhere in the kindergarten, and now there are educational institutions in kharkiv they don’t work, more precisely, they work remotely, they work online ah, but the kindergarten was at this moment, they came there to clean up, the head of the institution said, and that’s when two but the city in the morning from the system of howitzers is i apologize for the pion moonshot artillery installations, this is a 203 mm barrel artillery, such a weapon is capable of hitting at a distance of up to 47

km, and i want to note that it is actually less from kharkiv to the border with russia, and exactly where did this fire come from? hmm, maybe it has already been established, but at least the law enforcement officers are not disclosing this. and i will also note that the kharkiv peon is under fire. and at night almost every night every night the city of a-a is bombarded with missiles , anti-aircraft missiles s 300 or iskander slava a, please tell me what the distance is now from the temporarily occupied territories of kharkiv region to the city itself, it is very difficult to say eh. the

front line itself is eh, which lies to the north and east of kharkov is constantly changing a little bit, and there are official reports from the general staff that in the last probably more than a month, ukrainian troops have been losing some territories or, on the contrary, they have won some settlements, there are no er, somewhere 20-25 km away on average, the front line now runs from kharkiv a-a and by the way, it is interesting that yesterday we spoke with the head of the kharkiv regional military administration, oleg synogubov, and he said that the russians have recently changed their tactics before they concentrated all their forces in order to develop the defense a-a of the armed forces of ukraine in one place, but in the last few days, they began to advance simply along the entire contact line, on the contrary, trying to find these weak points where they can concentrate and

strike in the future, but according to sinugubov all this time the ukrainian military managed to give twice 26 and the russians retreated the word thank you very much for this information i wish as much as possible a good night to your region on and to you vyacheslav mavrychev our correspondent from kharkiv was in touch with us we will return now to kherson with you about the situation in this place, we will ask our correspondent, whose name we will not name for security reasons a-a colleague, good night to you e-e please tell me, as of this hour, e, is there a so-called sounding in your region cotton a-a i congratulate you colleague a-a here well, relatively speaking, starting there from august 29, already at night er-er we hear such very er-er such very loud er-er

explosions of the popsi region and not only in the city of kherson not only in novy kakhovtsi near kakhovskyi we hear it all over the region and at the moment we also hear some very loud screams somewhere there, well, this can be confirmed by the fact that today for what they offended 13 control points of the russian troops in three districts of the region they struck 2220 strikes on military positions including on three bridges eh that one the so-called antoniv bridge and the occupiers from kherson, some part fled, some part of the equipment went to kherson again through this city, but our guys hit it again, i don’t know what else needs to be done there. well, for this second, we still hear there are some explosions somewhere, er, and this all really says that our guys are very

close, that is, we hear this law. and tell me about the antonov bridge, and because er, i found a video on russian sites of how the occupiers all but they are not trying to use this bridge the crossing, namely the bridge, is it really true, is this an old video or what are they trying anyway, even though this infrastructure of the bridge has been destroyed, it is really good to use it, we are local residents who personally live there and with that shantonovka, who is on the other side of the bridge they really see that the equipment is going, the equipment is going, but in a small, small amount, they are trying to do something there , as well as these pandon crossings that they are building there because of them, they are also throwing theirs there, and uh, even i will tell you that they are throwing this equipment

together with ordinary people who want to move there to the other side, to kherson, to get to someone's job there, someone to the hospital, that is, they all have their own affairs. well, this shows that they are simply hiding behind our people, that's why they really use both the crossings and the bridge, but our guys are watching this and we hope that soon it will all be over and they won't have any way out, it's not suitable, the day before we saw such a wave of information from the fact that the counteroffensive on in the kherson direction to kherson itself, at least this was blown up by various telegram channels and local deputies, who then deleted these messages . tell me if this information reached the local residents and how they reacted to this. do you have information on how the occupiers reacted? we just

mentioned it on the air. but maybe you have more information. well, when again. i repeat that on the night of august 29. they were stationed during the entire time of the occupation, where were their units, where were they located, where were the warehouses, uh, local residents saw it, and local residents saw the hitting of those very places, and uh, people are still determined about ukrainians, uh, everyone keeps themselves in this way tone, everyone is really happy because our guys are already close, and as for the occupiers, uh, since yesterday afternoon, when our guys started working so intensively, well , what was this russia doing just in its telegram channels and its trogs english

the mass media wrote that this is not true. and there is a very large loss in the armed forces, and after that we see that they hit us there in such and such positions there, uh, the armed forces are hitting us, that is, they themselves do not understand at all what they need to write about but how to develop your propaganda there in the future. this is very funny. it ’s just a horror to read, but in one word it’s just russia. and one more question about the humanitarian situation. i would like to talk about how it is in principle in kherson, is there enough food, water and so on ? please let me know. please, when are you? look, i want to draw such a parallel in the case that the residents of kherson oblast continue to leave the temporarily occupied region on their own through zaporizhzhia due to the er-er cornflower, they

stand there for er-er, some for a few days, some for a week, some for two , that is, if the people themselves cannot even leave from the occupied territory, what kind of humanitarian aid can we even talk about, that is, first the occupation , ah, the russians closed all the corridors, all the humanitarian corridors, the volunteers are trying to somehow get some medicine there, which is not enough there there are some special products there, but there is such a big problem with this, do you know the main main question is whether people have enough food, do they have it, is there anything to eat, if we talk about the shops there , the food markets, there are some markets. but after our guys mined there were some bridges on which they used to carry the frogs there, they used to put their products there, and there and the like. and

now i don’t know how they will get out at all, but for now it’s enough, but people are trying to somehow leave, somehow work with volunteers to get our suicide bomber, but vesniana does everything there in her own way, and somehow they don’t give english to life at the very beginning of the occupation, in principle, it’s enough, but with regard to water, e. there is also electricity for the usual life of people in the kherson region. here are a few times yesterday, the last once it happened for about half a day and the electricity disappeared, the water disappeared. it is unknown why this happened a few days ago, this situation happened again. that is, it is generally difficult to understand what is happening, what will happen in the future, but people are with you, i i would like to emphasize that the people are determined about the ukrainian partisans are working today we saw a

lot of inscriptions in kherson of this close kherson is ukraine a little between the yellow and blue on the trees , that is, the majority of them are like this, all the problems there are humanitarian in order to get some help, the people are still unbreakable they are waiting for delivery and we can see that they are close, we will take it really, i want to believe, we are waiting for the armed forces of ukraine close, indomitable kherson, thank you very much, my colleague, for informing me about what is happening in this region, and our correspondent from of temporarily occupied kherson, i will remind you that we do not say his name for security reasons, he was in touch with us , there was a short pause, we will be back , literally in a moment there is something else to show you, we will transport , we will convey, we will win the news together, we are strong in the cockpits of the planes behind the monitors radar stations at the control points of anti-aircraft missile systems at thousands of combat positions throughout the

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to start with ukrainian-japanese relations during the full-scale invasion of russia. it is very common to find such an adjective as the unprecedented level of japanese support for ukraine in the conditions of this full-scale war. is this not an exaggeration and what exactly is unprecedented and why for japan first of all, it should be recalled what japan has been doing since 2014, in 2014, when russia already occupied kuriemo and ended up in donbas, then japan was the only country in asia that imposed sanctions against russia and support at the same time for eight years, too, or from the side, japan was quite large, but on the other hand, let's say, i was very careful with you towards russia, understanding that uh, they have a task to solve the issue of a virtual issue in the northern territories

, so it looked like a little uh- let's say a double double standard, for one purchase it supported ukraine, because on the other hand, it maintained good relations with russia, in particular, with the environment, something precedent happened after february 24, in fact, it can be said that because japan decided to throw away the well-baked relations and absolutely began to support ukraine in the form of sanctions in 2014, imposed sanctions against russia, and the deposit was very cosmetic, let’s say very much. was also of little importance , but this time, instead of a sanction at the level of other countries, you yourself in

one of your posts on facebook drew attention to the fact that after february 24 there was even such a day when the prime minister of japan, mr. kishida, recorded an appeal to the japanese people because of the war in ukraine. what is so unusual about this for others? again, it was 2014 . uh, relations and relations with the inclusion of uh, that's why they made decisions and flew the rapids of ukraine, but it was quite invisible to the population of japan. ukraine and even that knowledge and such a video without a president, let's say because i have never seen such a video and they really clearly said that it is necessary to support ukraine for such a reason now, is it

correct? i understand that the current sanctions are partly painful for the japanese themselves, if the prime minister had to address the japanese a in what it turns out uh, well, it grows uh, this on all kinds of goods on the market of japan and on the average clearly uh really feels uh gradually that the complexity of uh in their life is increasing now, but still many people understand it is because of that that the government explains why these sanctions are needed, why does ukraine need support now, what does the japanese violence mean for the japanese violence itself, so the understanding of the father-in-law is growing thanks to such and such actions of the prime minister, tell me. i would also like to draw attention to such a figure as 40% of japanese materially supported ukraine after february 24 - this is the data of the japanese red cross society, and at the same time, it

should also be noted that many western media are already paying attention to the fact that japan opened up to ukrainians who were forced to flee from the war, that is, refugees. even the figures that in contrast to previous years, when japan did not accept people who asked for such asylum , now japan has opened up. how do you explain to yourself that japan took such an unusual step regarding the acceptance of ukrainians? it is difficult to say for what reason it made such a decision . japan really did not accept refugees from different regions of the world this time, this time it really took a precedent somewhere, such a decision was made to accept ukrainians as refugees in this war , and they are called vactions or such ter they use such a term, first of all, surely the society has a great understanding of a-a as for this

war, that is, aggression - it cannot be compared with other conflicts and that one, but it is absolutely not evil on the part of russia and it came to ukraine and they really uh-uh not at the national level, the people of ukraine are suffering, and they want to support this large-scale sympathy and understanding, he lived all months of the pause for decision-making, let's say the government of japan, in my opinion, ukraine became the first country to which japan provided assistance, but it has to i mean not lethal weapons, but various types of assistance, for example, for the ukrainian military, such as helmets and body armor, is it possible that at some stage japan will also provide some types of weapons to ukraine? i think not because well, i hope so, but i think that it is it is very

difficult because even if it is a decision made by the government of japan to provide ukraine with such equipment or chemical defense for a chemical attack or biological attack or drones, it is a very historic decision for ukraine after the end world of the second world war, japan is not ready for such a proud doctrine, that is, it is really a historical decision for the japanese government, and what do they compare such decisions with, and it is very difficult , in fact, to discuss and is still debating whether to really support one side of the conflict, that is the population understands the needs, but on the other hand, they are not yet used to such a decision, that is, the provision of weapons, and because there was no such decision before here, then, dear, the situation in germany after the end of the world war in japan, yes, germany

adopted such a policy of pacifism and is very cautious about everything related to war. you see how germany reacts to all requests to provide weapons. even germany already provides weapons to the inhabitants. the situation is different. what is the constitution? it is profitable to provide from the side of japan because it is completely different to go under arms and with what power it is necessary to train separately on the territory of japan when there is an opportunity to use european and american tanks or artillery to get japanese weapons and sending the military to japan for a few months, i think it is not very profitable, it is better to get funds in order to buy western weapons , in fact, the ukrainian military, i think that you have convinced yourself of this, they have shown that they can quickly learn even what in the west the partners were doubtful, but i want you to

clarify. you mentioned the constitution of japan, which interferes. so, could you please clarify for our viewers what the constitution itself is about? the constitution does not prohibit it. pacifism what was the point of not using armed education as a solution to any conflict, and in this sense, i and the legislation are made in the same way, that is why it is a bit inconvenient to sell weapons, he finds out that they recently removed some of the truth, but there it seems that it is written that it is possible to sell under specific conditions, definitely not in military situations , one more question - this is for yourself, and in april of this year, for the first time in 19 years, japan called the kuril islands illegally occupied by russia, is this step of japan somehow connected with a certain large-scale russia's invasion of ukraine is primarily related to the government realizing that it makes no sense now

to continue negotiations on the resolution of territorial issues, and russia and at least the finalization of the numbers, on the other hand, continues its aggression against ukraine, talking with russia will be a tygardia making a decision for the japanese government and they will decide that the priority is still to support ukraine and not to continue precise negotiations. therefore, we must say our names