also in mariupol, also in march, three-year-old maksym vasichkin went missing, in front of this boy, the russians shot at his parents, he survived the bombing and shelling, ended up in the occupied territory and is now considered missing, missing cars, everything that happened next was told to me by maksym's grandmother , i was sitting in the back with my older grandchildren and mrs. lyudmila's daughter was sitting with her younger grandson. she says that they plastered the car on all sides with stickers with the words children, but almost immediately their car was fired upon very heavily, and when i raised my head because i i bent my head to the children, i bowed to the older one, when i raised my head, er, i saw that my husband was lying to me, er

, yes, i don't know. well, i only saw his back. then i heard that my grandson started m-m no eh. the daughter was in her arms due to a strong shock. the woman does not remember how long they were in the car after the shooting, and she came to her senses when the ukrainian military was already pulling them out of the car and they may have been seriously injured. they also saw masha in the area of ​​the heart and shot a wound they were very serious, i didn't see the fishing rods because she was sitting on my left side, so her face was covered in blood when she was hit, i didn't see the child, it seems like she was in the

military, the contact person said , but where exactly, but her face was also covered in blood, and where exactly did it hit i don't know, he was unconscious at first , and then they started to encourage him not to talk. fortunately, the ukrainian military was the first to run up to the car, not the russians. they took mrs. lyudmila and her two older grandchildren to the nearest shelter, and the wounded maksym to his mother and dad was taken to one of the mariupol hospitals in the illichiv district, and a few hours later one of our soldiers, who was actually taking little maksym to the hospital, found mrs. lyudmila in the bomb shelter and said that her grandson was alive and said that the baby was well spoken. i spent time with him. this is

what he reacts with his eyes and everything is normal, and he also asked if he is talking to you. i say no. they didn’t talk . well, yes . no adult has left, as grandmother maksym said. at the age of three, he still does not speak at all, and he cannot say his name or say anything about himself or his parents, so i am asking you, and especially the residents of the temporarily occupied mariupol, if possible, you can watch this program. please look carefully at the photo of maksym vasichkin, if you know at least some information about him or where he might be now, call us on the hotline 116,000,000 calls are free from all mobile operators, you can also write in the chat child search bots in telegram good

day everyone, welcome to espresso andriy saichuk lesya vakuryuk the next few hours to sell in our company and not only in our company but interlocutors from which of which we have prepared a topic for you today interesting many to begin with yes putin was in kaliningrad, such a person held an open lesson on september 1, which is interesting, and he and lukashenko began to tell something, lead the lessons , decided to retrain from recognized presidents to unrecognized teachers, uh, putin told to the russian children in kaliningrad that there was no such ukraine, it didn't exist, and it's all fiction. it seems to me that putin has already started working with the next generation so that it's already here. they understand that the whole war has actually been lost, but we must already prepare for the next war, which some of his grandchildren will already be doing there. things,

his grandson is going to participate in the karting championship in the crimea, they specifically wanted to hold it there, it was all planned, the mop-melit is rustling no, it’s kerry, i’m imagining it with putin’s opinion, he is engaged in kerring no, no, this is not a boy’s business, curling is only for heyrops, you understand, no, he is seriously engaged in wheelbarrows, they had to drive everything, but wheelbarrows, i don’t know. it is unlikely that we are going to rush, but the plankton wheel fell off at the championship because putin’s grandson was supposed to win a gold medal there. well, how many are afraid that cotton will fly in, though well the ukrainian army is definitely not there to kill children, even if it is putin's grandson, it's not our style. well, less so. anyway, let's not take time from ours. we'll have a roll call right now, and we're starting it with donbas

oleksandr yabchanka a fighter of special operations forces from we are in touch good day oleksandr good day, god, what a beautiful bangs, what a beautiful mustache. thank you . they recently did such a hairstyle, and what is the name of the barbershop? did they find it somewhere? will reflect my mood anatolian mr. oleksandr your status now you are just a military serviceman i am a military serviceman i am a fighter of the special operations forces and i am a medic on a joint basis what do you mean we are eh well in the forces of special operations eh well, how is the medical service organized? every fighter

must be his own doctor, because you can be in such conditions when medicine is not available to you and you have to take care of yourself accordingly. the first thing i had to do was teach my brothers how to take care of themselves . er, the second - it should be clear, um, in each unit there should be one person with the specialization of a doctor, because, again, see point 1, there is not always access to medical evacuation, and accordingly, the better a person can help his brother, the greater the chance that he will stay alive and the third is actually the stages of evacuation, and here everything must also work like clockwork. that is, well, i will not tell you the details, i will only say that in our unit this is how it works, but at the same time, you can't just be a medic like that on the battlefield eh it is, well, it is

important to take a medic separately, in other words, i just learned to be a scout because before the war, i was actually a medic, and now, well, the lion’s share of my work, so to speak that all my work is the actual execution of tasks with this special operations oleksandr and say whatever you want thank you, when the war started, the discussions started and maybe it has already been corrected with these situations, maybe not about what language should the paramedics, the doctors who work with the military on the front line

, actually speak ends up in some kind of ambulances, armored ambulances, armored ambulances, or simply the ambulances used to evacuate this person to a place where they will provide her with medical assistance accordingly . the last few days it's just terrible, we'll try to contact him, this question is actually very important, because a person who uh then regains consciousness and when suddenly even if it's a ukrainian paramedic, but even a russian-speaking ukrainian soldier addresses him in russian, then imagine this maybe fright because a person can think that he got a fighter or more that they got captured by the russians e p oleksandr can you hear us excuse the connection everything is fine we don't apologize we

understand why the connection is like that we are talking now about what language should paramedics on the front line speak and why should it be ukrainian as now from this situation you know eh well in the evil unit everyone communicates well the majority of them communicate in ukrainian if eh you are talking about eh well about terminology then of course, we have to understand each other from these words. but i will tell you frankly , guys, well, i often heard that guys communicate with each other in russian, and i have never heard any directly critical remarks about on the part of siblings, it is another matter that when they communicate with ukrainian speakers, they switch to ukrainian, i see that it is difficult for them, and they even well, they

apologize, listen, i'm sorry, i'm not very good at the language or you, surzhik won't be somehow listen, it's great for me, well, it's an honor for me to be your tutor in the ukrainian language, that is, that i i will tell you that this is how the language issue looks like on the front lines , those who speak russian, they really try and if somewhere among themselves they do not communicate in russian, it causes no one, well, some kind of uh, well, directly , uh, criticism and so on it looks like me actually, not so much about ukrainian, when you talk to each other about ukrainian, when the evacuation is in progress, when the fighter is unconscious, why is it important that the paramedic contact you when this fighter comes to his senses, will he regain consciousness, why is it important that he hears ukrainian? well, of course, yes so that

he does not think that this is an enemy, that is, there is no doubt that if you are talking about the purely professional side of the case, then there is. well, the terminology is ukrainian, that is, it is by default here , and i just don’t even fully understand it questions like this, oleksandr, i still do. well, somehow , on the one hand, i'm glad to see you. i want to ask, you were the deputy minister of health and now you are in the ss. that is, it was your decision. that is, you wanted to be among the scouts of clarification, i was an adviser and, uh, a spokesman, it’s not like that, a deputy, uh, i’m also glad to see you, i remember our conversations back in the distant 14th about the reform, uh, of course

, it was my decision, and i was flattered, because since during the time of the maidan, i became friends with people who fought in the anti-terrorist operation at that time, and accordingly, this is the name of these people rugomir, and we are with them, during the time after the maidan and before the war, you did a lot for the public sector in all kinds of different activities, including so that our state would be ready for a war if there was one. and, of course, by the time of the war, i already had a clear protocol interactions where am i going and with whom will i fight and who will i fight next to and the only question that bothered me on february 24 was to have time to slip through the zhytomyr highway to kyiv and when i already arrived in kyiv, well, then i

calmed down but then i already understood who would be next to me with me and well, then, as it happened, a lot of people at that time were trying to slip in the direction of the chop, that's why people were moving in that direction. i don't have any critical remarks about that. why, because, uh, now we need well remember where no one went, we have to look ahead and think where are we going tomorrow thank god that a huge number of those people have returned uh thank god what is uh in this war how can you hear me very well or can you

hear me? it's okay to hear me well i seem to hear correctly so, concluding my opinion , it is not so important who went where then, it is important where are we going tomorrow and i have a feeling that we are going in the right direction now, well, you know , uh, then, remembering those first days, there was confidence only in the fact that we definitely we will fight, but what will be the results of this fight? well, frankly, i will tell you directly, there was no guarantee. now i see that we are such a terrible connection. oleksandr p. oleksandr

oleksandrovich is currently in donetsk region. they may be, i don't know if he will get back in touch now, we are trying to redial maybe but here actually the spokesman was uh, mr. oleksandr didn't fully understand that question, he thought you were talking about some civilians, but all the same, i, i, i i don't know if it was a question. i said a certain observation. well, i myself was caught up in the war , for example, in lviv, i still haven't been to kyiv, er, the head of the sbu, so mr. naumov, er, was driving right in the direction of europe, and not alone, but with cars stuffed in cash, and it is just such people that a. is talking about now this person is somewhere there or in belarus or wherever and is asking for asylum. he can ask for asylum from the

russian authorities, and what should we do with such people ? we are moving in the right direction when we cannot prove anything. the security service of ukraine, but we present to some volunteers who are engaged in supplying cars to the front line and helping our soldiers, oleksandr, you know what i can do during the war. that you said that the news for me that i missed around me and my brothers and volunteers, well, the truth is, these are people about each of whom you can write a separate heroic story. and now i think of these people in categories

. well, rokytne shook it later, but now, let me still think about those people with whom i have the honor and pleasure to meet every day. and i am happy that there are millions of such people in ukraine, well, this is fantastic. before the war, i was under the illusion that there were people who were ready to take on responsibility for the country is not so much, this illusion was caused by the fact that the maidan, after all, it was, well , it was not such a massive story as the counteraction to russian aggression in 2022, and when there were full-scale invasions, it turned out that we have a maidan in every inhabited point and these are those people, those people are your brothers and in general, the people with

whom you are now fighting are the people of the maidan, er, the overwhelming majority, er, well, okay, i would say half so, because, well, honor, er, expertise , er, all the time after the maidan and to eh to the beginning the invasion, after all, you and i met in the 14th year, er, i was then the manager of the resuscitation package of reforms on the medical reform, another part of the people er, then fought in the ato, and when they returned from the ato, we continued to try to make changes in this country but besides that, directly in uh, hm, directly in mine, in agreement uh, these are uh, young people who, well, some of them were 15 years old there during the maidan, that is, they obviously

took part in the maidan, it’s just that their parents probably didn’t let them in at that time and what i lead those people to just turned out to be much more than i thought and i was afraid that there were not so many of them. well, in fact, it is this gold. like those countries, i have no doubts that after the war we did not just rebuild the country , we are building up institutions. i will still ask this question. it seems to me that i am personally convinced that ulyana suprun and her reform, which she started, cannot be reformed. reforms

can be started. it is impossible to finish. who is the window opportunities that were there even after the 19th year, a lot of things were tried to dismantle the reforms, it was not evaluated, there was a lot of calculation and various swamps, it was all thrown into this dorobok. teams, it will continue, i am convinced, moreover, bundeka ordered that if your reform is not criticized , then i'm sorry, it's not really a reform, according to the flower , but yes, it's good, and moreover, i hope that the rest of the reforms will be criticized as well, if only they what is happening now is the most important thing that i am following, besides the war, is judicial reform. if we succeed in setting up the justice system, we will have a completely different state. if we do not have wolf justice , we will have a completely different state, and of course education

, because i'm sorry for what you were talking about about putin and what he is preparing for the next generations. yes , we also have to prepare because this war is long . thank you, mr. oleksandr. thank you. we allow you as you say. let me live what i live. defend our front, defend what is happening in the country at the political level, actually we are talking about it, that's why it worries us too, because we are concerned that we should be a help to you as well, and not some kind of burden. serhii gaidai, well, who is there, i don’t know what kind of supporter he is, who has different sympathies, but he said well that in 2014, that this war will finally create this ukrainian elite, but this war has a continuation. has now the continuation when this elite will be forged

massively and this is all very cool in fact and this is what we have to take out fertilizers from this war in addition to this other thing so anatoliy kharchenko from the kharkiv oblast joins us from the military service of the armed forces of ukraine for the time being connect it with him er our editors er meanwhile we can tell some interesting different news for example er from what caught my eye for example of such an interesting thing is that it approaches 50,000 e the number of e-e russian e-e what is it called two hundred so that is e-e this well actually speaking that

kobzon gave an anniversary concert in hell and said that well he refused to rock let's postpone the date even the anniversary moved his because he says it will not be 50,000 well so that even if i filled the local stadium, he says he won’t even sing. well, it’s clear that it’s a big tragedy, if you knew, all the devils in hell are sad now, well , without kobzon’s songs. well, we’ve already decided to help them, and soon we’ll add a little bit to the audience, they want songs from kobzon is he russian wars? sang there without a clue rhetorical question we have the answer in the end now ah what more can we say to you we will also tell you about the fact that we have intercepted a conversation with the wife of a russian soldier she communicated with him there and is terribly worried about him she says that she

has already changed her mind 15 times. to consumption of alcohol, i’m sure it’s not. in russia, they continue to consume their children and andrii , you told me that they even pour alcohol on the children there . we won’t play . only in order to throw them away as cannon fodder because they are not needed citizens, in fact, no one putin needs them, it's a pity for those children well, i'm sorry, but we told you that we were going to move to kharkiv oblast, but not a little bit

plans have changed, now we are telling what is happening in the zaporizhzhia region, artem lagutenko , espresso journalists are in touch with us, artem, we are glad to see you, tell us quietly and loudly what is happening in zaporizhzhia, what is happening in the cities of the occupied zaporizhzhia region, what is not occupied and the ukrainian ones. i hope that they will not become occupied. and in the zaporizhzhia direction , a so-called positional war is currently going on, that is, the occupiers and our defenders are in their positions and are firing at each other, and the russians are not they are trying to seize new territories eh however, as usual, they are targeting civilian objects in the past

24 hours, there have been 14 reports of shelling of populated areas in the zaporizhia region, regarding the regional center itself, it is also periodically shelled almost every night, the occupiers are targeting one of the zaporizhia districts according to shevchenkivskyi, but for the most part they do not hit or the ukrainian anti-aircraft fire and shoot down enemy shells. tens of kilometers of occupied territory, and i think that this is mostly connected with the fact that the city receives an extremely large number of displaced persons and refugees. as we know, about half of the

zaporizhzhia region is currently occupied, people move to zaporizhzhia from the occupied territories not only of the zaporizhzhia region, but also from the neighboring kherson region and donetsk, and as of the end of august, zaporizhzhia received more than 200,000 forced migrants. and as far as we know, at the beginning of summer, most of these people remain in zaporizhia proper and they don't go, they don't go further into the country of the studio, and these people who arrive from the territory of the studio are completely uneasy, where are they, where are they settled, what are their needs, or do they have enough funds to buy everything necessary, buy food, well , look, in fact, we we all know that recently there

were very loud raids in zaporizhzhia regarding the embezzlement of an extraordinary amount of humanitarian aid, in fact, it is not news for zaporizhzhia that the regional and city authorities were embezzling humanitarian aid here as early as march this caused a great activity of volunteer points. we drove around the city today and were surprised at how many humanitarian and volunteer centers there are in the city. literally every 100 m we see queues of people waiting for help, and here there is a very actively developed network of volunteers of public organizations that help people, we talked with the displaced people, many of them have found housing in zaporizhzhia on their own, but there are

also centers that specifically deal with the resettlement of displaced persons, and help with this in particular, the state too artem and please tell me in the occupied cities, in particular, for example, in melitopol , it is known that 500 teachers were brought from russia, they were promised free housing, some huge salaries there , how is the school year in general, what is happening there, do many children go to schools there, how is their education will look like and i can't tell you how many children will go to study in the occupied territories , we know that in the occupied parts of the zaporizhzhia region there are very big problems with communications, in particular with water, gas, according to the investigation, the majority there are no settlements in general