sir, what does this son look like, because i saw all those uh people who exchanged me for these are young russian soldiers, young men of 18-19 years uh who were dressed not at all like the son of some criminal material yes, that's for sure no, it wasn't, i don't know not about any son and i didn't see him there, it was nine soldiers we didn't hug, we talked a lot with you during the live broadcasts of the national marathon, the only news is now you work remotely, you continue to perform the duties of the mayor, you are in the city zaporizhzhia, as your work is currently organized, it is a non-standard work, it is not at all the work that we were chosen for one and a half years ago, it is with our team , but this work today and that we have to perform , because in fact the city is not only the territory of the school building, kindergartens - this the first is the people, and

today our people are both in the temporarily occupied territory and in the territory of our entire state of ukraine and abroad, and we must try to help all these three categories, and the situation today is extremely difficult for those people of our residents who remain in the temporarily occupied territory, and that is why today our team tries 24/7 to communicate, tries to work for those people who remained in the temporarily occupied territory, for example , figures, in the territory of the city of zaporizhzhia, we created a humanitarian hub called right here and through this 14,000 people passed through the hub in the last two months, 14,000 residents of melitopol , residents of melitopol and the district, and it was to these people that we provided humanitarian aid e-e answers to their questions, social assistance, monetary assistance, and so on, so on, so today the work

does not end, the evacuation of people, ah, the setting up of distance education, assistance with admission to ukrainian higher education institutions, the transfer of humanitarian cargoes of medicines in the territory of the city of melitopol, this is not what i am talking about special tasks, security issues and so on. so today the whole team works territorially on the territory of the city of zaporizhzhia . and the second, of course, is to help our armed forces as soon as possible to return our temporarily occupied place of journalists, you are one of the reliable sources, and thanks to you and your team, we learn information about what is happening in the occupied city and melitopol district. and the latest news from there is quite alarming, as if the russians are again accumulating a large the amount of equipment, do you know anything about it? yes, of course, it has been the case for the last three weeks, they are concentrating on a large amount of military equipment in our region, and they are concentrating

both in the city center and outside the city, in the city center, they are concentrating on the base of kindergarten schools in order to cover themselves with our residents as a human shield in the territory of the melitopol district , mostly in the forests, they are concentrating thousands of pieces of equipment in order to also oppose our armed forces, they expect what will be the counteroffensive, why is there so much equipment precisely in the melitopol district, because they have identified melitopol as a logistics hub, which is extremely important for them, but extremely important in melitopol is and for us, for all ukrainians, because melitopol is the key to the entire south of ukraine, the liberation of melitopol will pave the way for the liberation of both the south of ukraine and the occupied crimea, therefore, melitopol is a strategic location for the de-occupation of the south of ukraine, and the rashists understand this and e- our armed forces are extraordinary and our largest political leadership understands that is why there is also such a battle for melitopol

. all in order to reduce this negative opinion about the ukrainian sentiments of the residents of the city and the district, and one of these battlefields is probably education, and we know that now september has already begun, did the children go to school as occupiers, were they able to organize this educational process? is it true that the teachers were brought in? from the russian territory from the occupied crimea, but really for them it is the same trigger, they want to organize an educational process, but it is definitely not about education, it is definitely about propaganda that they are trying to impose today, another thing they organized educational process and you mentioned the teachers they brought, yes they did bring them, but we need to understand the reason why they brought them because our teachers, our organizers of the educational process refused to

cooperate, less than 10% of our employees of the education department agreed to cooperate with the enemy because they did not want to endanger our children, and this is me, it is extremely important that today they have made schools a regime object where parents are almost not allowed to go where children have to turn on their phones, and today they are doing it with threats and intimidation so that parents brought their children to school, for example, today they also threaten massively that those parents who did not send their children to school will lose their parental rights, so today is definitely not about education, today they are starting to brainwash our children by starting the day by raising the russian flag and singing the anthem of russia is definitely not about education. they are trying to brainwash our children. but this time they will not succeed because out of 15,000 students in the city of melitopol, 14,000 study remotely in our ukrainian schools in melitopol schools, we only lost a

percentage, but this well, in fact, it is not such a big loss because someone, uh, in the european union gets an education, someone went to other schools in ukraine , so uh, that's that, that's not much of their efficiency, for sure and we have been teaching 14,000 students in our ukrainian schools since yesterday, and our teachers continue distance learning, and for this we are really grateful, our teachers, our directors, a little bit in kindergartens , they are also some of the heroes of melitopol and the resistance ivan of melitopol, is there anything known about whether the russians are really preparing the so-called referendum on the accession of the south of ukraine to the russian federation , are they preparing as they have stated about it, or have they put this issue somewhere on the far shelf ? to conduct it, but they absolutely cannot conduct it , preparations began three weeks ago, they began the first searches of the apartments of our residents and

understood the first tragic news for themselves, even not bad, but tragic, because here we have to pay attention to the fact that the city has been under occupation for six months, and for four months without the means of communication of the ukrainian media, and so on, so they are brainwashed specifically by russian propaganda, where they are professionals, and we have to admit it, but even after all this, only 10% are ready to support the raschits and they understood that all the plans failed. it is impossible to hold a referendum on a single voting day, so now they have changed the concept, they want to conduct some kind of sociological survey pass it off as a referendum, but they will definitely not be able to make a beautiful media picture if i don't really support the people of my referendum, so it's definitely not you, we didn't expect anything, we 're talking about the resistance movement, and we're also constantly monitoring what's happening in the occupied territories in the

south of ukraine. is really very noticeable now. how has the tactics of our ukrainian partisans, who also remain in the city of melitopol in the district , changed, it has not changed, it is only getting stronger, stronger and stronger every day, and we have to consider the resistance from several sides, first of all, the resistance from the first days of the occupation, from february 24, it was public and obvious, thousands of people on the streets. of protestant churches came to the central square of the city and prayed for the future of melitopol and ukraine. so they ended the public general prayer only a month and a half ago. a month and a half ago was the last service on the central square of the city when the enemy dispersed these shepherds for a year and this opposition also and this public in this is clear

opposition and there is active opposition what we call partisans today are really a hundred people who risk their lives every day and do everything for ukraine to return to melitopol and it is extremely difficult work, but today, thanks to good communication between the power structures of the armed forces of ukraine, it is done. every day, everything is possible and impossible, but extremely important for the achievement of our victory, and i am sure that it will be unexpected for the enemy, as soon as our armed forces approach the borders of the city of melitopol, those tens of thousands of our residents who are ready to fight will go out into the streets and push the enemy not only outside the borders of our melitopol, but from the middle of our city, and this will be another surprise for the enemy in our city ivan is sure that you also have a plan to return to the city, what will you do first, let's give three things that the mayor of the city of

melitopol, ivan fedorov, will do when he returns to his hometown, of course, the first thing is with our residents will raise the flag of our state in the central square of our city as a sign of the return of ukrainian statehood to our city. second, of course . the city developed even faster and became even more famous for its comfort, more convenient life and prospects for the development of our city, i wish it to happen as soon as possible and thank you very much for the interview thank you let's start

the war kyiv region is visible gostomel airport gostomel city bucha we hear helicopters from the north everyone has seen helicopters already beagle tired active hostilities have begun i work for the majority of women 90% of the team are women who have small children and go to school to kindergarten i wrote to everyone in us there is a group that jointly wrote to all the leaders that we should not go to work today, no one should close the dispensary and give everyone the right to evacuate the city. on february 24, i also wrote that the specialists who are looking, please, are meeting here at our place in politics in the garden 38 we will decide what we will do, that's why we got together and first organized some kind of medical care that we could

provide . from the vaccine, well, it's banal. people were dying, even with their own death. at that time, it was also necessary to write out death certificates on the second, third day, uh, active hostilities began. you all remember when, in principle, gostomel was already taken and went to the vorzel oh. and they have already actively begun to cut us off from buchi, we are already left without a maternity hospital in almost a hundred thousand places and we are left without practical inpatient medical care, plus somewhere from february 24-25, emergency medical care stopped going out by calling 103, we did not settle in the basement here and there, everything was our type the headquarters was improvised at first, in the first days we slept

right here. here we have it. everyone had their own office. i am the head of the economy here. and i took a mattress on the floor in my office here. girls, guys, also here, someone in the laboratory slept right next to us, mattresses on the floor, we are here on mats , uh, there was a kitchen, and we slept later, when we had already started. yes, uh, it is more difficult to understand with the arrivals, because the windows here are not completely safe, we went to the club here we had a dining room, here was a men's bedroom. well, we already cleaned up here, we set up four rows of couches, here it practically remained. but the situation that was

here is like this. that's how it looked. we cut off from our hospital, we need to evacuate our patient urgently. well, we need a special vehicle. we are going to pick up emergency medical vehicles to carry around the city . good luck to you, guys. glory to ukraine with the military hospital that is located in the city of irpin . we have also agreed. so here is the polyclinic . we are making a stabilization point for emergency medical care. and if there is a need for inpatient surgical trauma care, we will evacuate them to the hospital we organize 24-hour emergency medical assistance under this post, i will post a phone number where you can always call and receive

emergency medical assistance in the whole oak mode. volunteer drivers came to us who could have done the transportation if they could have done the transportation . several doctors, colleagues and nurses also came to us - these are the ones people who do not work at all in the institutions of our city work there, for example, in kyiv, and by that time we already had such a team of specialists, we had traumatologists, we had a surgeon-gynecologist in there was a surgeon, an anesthesiologist, besides me, another one came up somewhere from the 28th, and we already started receiving explosive wounds, eh, field wounds, the teroboronov soldiers started to arrive first, and then it took off, yes, and then it took off, and you, we started to leave for the place, eh combat clashes to

take away fighters then the civilians left when active active shelling of the city itself began free bad well, i'll tell you honestly my relatives didn't know what i was doing they knew what they should know that i'm safe i'm in the basement i've got everything well, of course, my workplace was an ambulance, i took the wounded to a military hospital in quite extreme conditions, i had to drive because the military hospital is located in an area where active hostilities were taking place , so a little from the side, a little from the front, a little from behind, the car was sometimes even thrown shelling and shelling from artillery shelling, but we were driving, there was a

situation that we met an elderly person on the road, we praised an elderly person who wanted to evacuate, he was wounded, we picked him up, asked what i need medical help. he said yes. considering that we were near the hospital, we returned, gave it to the qualified workers, and even then returned empty-handed, saying nothing . there were even such phone calls. we can't go to the pharmacy because i don't remember because it was activated by a fire or something, only you can't bring it to us and when i was driving when i was scared i always knew that no god forbid what will happen to me but with me there are people next to me who will pull me out of lovers dmytro

valentinovych one of our traumatologists we worked together we traumatology service he and our traumatologists guys here sewed a phoran so it was necessary provided necessary help was provided below yes, at first they tried bandaging here on the second floor, but then they understood and moved on, it was already difficult to pull, it was a field explosive morning, the nurse was with us in the basement, she lived there

, she helped us eat, cook, yes, right away two tables here, one table there, because igor was already there, we had couches in a row, bunks there, well, they tried to work between two walls, then they already understood that when the windows were already blown out, they worked between two walls right there, and there was an inspection here, the first inspection stabilization for that to provide assistance right away. that is , patients were stabilized there, no one sent them here, there were even percentages of actions that with strokes and heart attacks simply came to 90, yes, that is, the perimeter worked, it was actually well, like a ward it turned out to be such a small hospital. we

were all ready for the fact that the military would be wounded, the security guards would be wounded, yes, no one believed until the end. well, we personally believed that the civilians would be wounded. i know that i'm in shock, i'm there now, we're there, everything's saving him, there, then the military is holding on, the men are here, and there are screams, a noise , the parents of this child don't understand what's happening. yes, this is a child, and there's a bullet wound well, the child was brought there already at the stage of clinical death. she was not breathing. we did everything we could at that stage. we resuscitated and saved her, but unfortunately, unfortunately, we lost the child then. i

worked in intensive care for 8 years. if you know there is a disease and you are preparing that they are a child, i will discuss it and she will die. yes, they somehow understood that it was coming to a logical end, and then logically, the child was just driving and laughing in the car. it was so demoralizing that, well, the men were crying, even i say how it is, that's the 200th year of the hospital, everything is baked, chopped, the military brought 200 under the er, under the polyclinic, they drive up and shout, take away 200, and we don't have any spare hands because we stand at 3 tables , we work, and then we go to the polyclinic here, morgan a priori, there is no maternity hospital, it is not possible in this building, there has never been one. so you see this extreme window

, there is a forest march, and down there there was such a coldest corner of the polyclinic at that time and they began to sign them there and mark them in some way and put them straight there at dusk, then when they left, when someone had relatives, we were able to give them there with recommendations where to bury two bodies, they hid them on the territory of the polyclinic, just well , here in the city, there is one civilian, this is the private sector shells flew somewhere there. and he and his mother were at home somewhere. on march 4th, we were here to save him. he died on the morning of the fifth. the

woman was a man. they buried 200 together with this, which i told you that the house flew in, that he died in our house, and her brother was wounded in the spine and in the head . on march 5, we send her to the hospital, the army is operating there, she loses her child, fate is on the wings of a hospital somewhere, a shock wave from the window of a car is almost all the distance from us, the sixth floor, on march 4, the first projectile arrived on

the territory of the polyclinic, one by one the arrival was there, you can see it there, you can see it, yes, it arrived and left already, the shrapnel went through the windows and along the facade well, to understand, well, not where it was all standing without windows, well, it turns out, only two arrived here from that side, one from that side well, i say that here i was lucky that there might be some high-rise buildings, because if they weren’t there, there would be more of them. i congratulated all the hats on this side of the building. the light disappeared. well, the light disappeared. the heat disappeared. because i stopped immediately in the boiler room, we decided to evacuate completely. for that period they evacuated all our e-e patients, the guys got out of

irpen, unfortunately, unfortunately, our polyclinic did everything possible. ours have just been knocked out and they haven't gone there yet, but they are walking in front of us, the cars are already shot up, it's already clear what they're going to buy and we're going, it's all shooting, we leave in three cars and, oh, we arrived in the oblast the hospital with eyes like that, and there everyone is sitting in white coats, all the beavers have had their hair cut. well, this is irpinya. kyiv, let's talk next to each other. what? what do you have here? i say let's cover the windows with bags.

kenvoi, you will go well, i say, of course we will go we know everything there, everything is ours, but we already knew that we would go through the russian block-post, friends , a column just left for vorzel, a column for gostomel is standing on the bordyanka and on the barrel, what are we forming right now the convoy is moving restlessly to the vorzel well, let's move, so good luck to everyone today, we're going to stop there, uh, russian soldiers are standing there, he says , lets out the window, we lower it, he says, uh, you won't come back until five o'clock in the evening, you can't even go here, like us, you we won't let go , the procedural process was so delayed that we only arrived at two o'clock and there was already a road there . the beter is still standing there, blocked up somewhere. tanks are that way, we have to go around it all there somewhere. well, we have to go somewhere with waxing, everything was started back there normally.

they arranged a complete search and with all the men there they began to strip down to the waist there to check whether you have a tattoo tattoo or not there are no bruises from the shots and so on, that's all there is from identification plus a passport, what is it they take the money is taken from all the smartphones, then your card is taken out, and the laptops are stuck in the ground or there. whose people were taken to whom ? laptops were taken there. while the russians were watching us, they put their wheels on our fast cars, then in the afternoon, every other day, we all started going in humanitarian convoys. well, in fact, there were four of us already then, eh. and here we were in these two cars, going to vorzel, then to irpin

, then to somewhere they went to our hospital, they brought medicine, then they took away the wounded colleagues at the end, well, they evacuated our er, our hospital for the living, we live, we remember, we study our mistakes to do the right thing, what they did wrong, where they were fools, really, what is possible, you know, there was a risk it was unjustified that it should not have been done like that and where maybe somewhere i lacked courage watch the project to find my ekaterina osadchai from the search for the missing that monday at 9:30 p.m. on february 24 i worked as

a designer from the first days of a full-scale war, i passed an accelerated course in weapons ownership and joined the ranks of territorial defense, i was a reserve officer in 2014. i could not go to war because i had just given birth to a child, so i went to the front. now 15% of the ukrainian army are women, with their work, courage, honor and courage, they proved that no different from the other 85%." family grows love in the family lives warmth support and thousands of prayers family protects and never leaves

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