we are just people to manage. imagine people who have no other purpose in life. they gave him a whole tank, they gave him the right to climb on it and he died. well, of course, there are 300-400 thousand such people with knowledge. uh, russians, uh, they reach 18 years of age in six months, that's about 300,000 people who can be called up right now, some of them grew up trapped there during putin's rule, they didn't see any other life, and here's this contingent, they can dispose of it. well 2-3% of the contingent there only they know how to think about everything else. this is a wild field. this is a wild field. it will go to war. unfortunately, it's true and we're not going anywhere. we can't. the ukrainian military has liberated more than

3,000 m² of territory in the past five days, which is more than the russian occupiers managed to capture in the first place. this was reported by the american institute for the study of war . in some areas, the ukrainian forces carried out the russian defense to a depth of 70 km and liberated more than 3,000 m² of territory from the occupiers in the last 5 days, starting from september 6, even more so than the russian the invaders have captured for all their operations since april, it has been reported from w to american analysts - the analysts stated that the ukrainian counteroffensive in kharkiv region is defeating russian forces and destroying russia's northern axis in donbas, while the russians are not leading a counter-controlled retreat and are successfully fleeing from the southeast of kharkiv region to to avoid the encirclement around the raisin, do you still think this moment could be a turning point in the entire war? is it just ours, well, such a tactical victory in kharkiv oblast today of course this is private moment but this is an irreplaceable moment of his mosquitoes because

well he is here trying to keep this war as a language longer you stand because when the war is over he will lose his power well these are real circumstances i understand them that the defeat of putin is the time for a military defeat should not it is his death , he will be thrown off his own, and by the way, that is why he will try to perceive, well, drag this war as his more, and when i see that the war will continue for 25 years, either he understands it perfectly , military analysts understand it, because in russia there will be one plus, people, people, they are radars, they are visible to everyone there, you don't know what that means, he will be like this, he will put everything on and throw his battle infantry, meat, and when this meat ends, then there will already be a turning point in this war, and they just now, they hear him

how far they will run away, this is how far the ukrainian armed forces will go, the time of the gift is very well chosen now, because the old meat is almost over, well, you are not a subscriber yet, because the autumn mobilization has not yet passed autumn prize i this period was quite successfully used with the armed forces of ukraine, absolutely successful, absolutely logical, wrong, the russians are fleeing, they remain, there are quite large warehouses of old armored vehicles, the old man will receive a lot of this weaponry in them because, uh, well, the army of the soviet union near the end of the soviet union amounted to 5.5 million people for this whole army, they had, respectively, kalashnikov assault rifles, still different and now they will try to do it, they will do it now. that is, it is a large number

of manpower, how much will she be motivated, how much, how much will she be trained, let's say, she will not be trained, she will be uniformed, yes, for 5 minutes, but they will simply try to take the number, if by this time, i repeat, they will not depose putin, but in they won't start a revolution, but it's unlikely, we talked about it in puntivska yesterday, i listened to anton berkovsky on our channel. he said that after all, the power wing there could create some kind of palace coup, and there he talked about patrusheva bortnikova, well, there are a few more surnames in uh, the last name was named by friends, my children can, it’s all one collective, it’s all one and the same, and the military wing, that is, the usual muscovy military coups were made by the military wing, but the military units, the

main landing units, the kantemiriv culture, its there, the ryazan tisa, they have already been destroyed in ukraine, this is the other side metals of this war. because those forces should be dropped because it is a group that is now in power, they have been destroyed in ukraine. this is a problem. and now there is simply no one to do this coup. the next problem is that the sanctions work like this and people begin to get poor there, they become hungry, when they are hungry, then be afraid. well, they offer to easily realize where they are. that is, you know , two sides of the same metal station are starting, no , the number of reserves is increasing, well, logic suggests that they should go to the cream to fight, but they they don't understand this, they will once again go as a herd under the leadership of the kremlin, that's why they in the office of the

president, uh, in their manner, from apostates here this vovka, because he is joking like that, obviously there is already some news about vovchansk, kharkiv region mr. mykhailo, but with all that mentality of theirs, you should not underestimate them and this stupid force of theirs, which is so overwhelming in number. and what can we expect for a response to this success of the armed forces of ukraine now, is there an opportunity to respond promptly and how exactly can the russians and exactly well, there is no way now, that is why they are actually waiting to be evacuated. but you and i understand that when there is such a contour offensive, that is, they withdraw, and our forces are stretched a little. that is, it will be like this. they will flee. it is certain that this can be ended by liberating a part of luhansk oblast and liberating a part of donetsk oblast. that is, in the

east, it can go very far. the only thing i can do is what i am thinking about right now. hmmm, there is such a question that is quite debatable. russians before the war . there, since 15 14, they often said that the border between russia and ukraine had been erected, and they paid attention to it, because there is still no agreement on the demarcation of the border, so i think ours will stop. when will they go ? there in the direction of belgorod or not, because the border is already legally so to speak, there is no demarcation. that is, we can remember where we cross the border, well, this is such a debatable question, and how far our troops will pass there north of kharkiv is quite an interesting question, because there is no demarcation of this border and where will the new border be? well, this is already such

an interesting question near moscow . he will come to the kremlin and tell journalists how he loves his family. well, he also told the military and everyone that the russians will definitely liberate these territories , they will seize them again. their people and they work there as specialists and they are ready, so to speak, until the return of the russian troops, and there in balaklia and vovchansk kupyansk, uh, do we have any at all? i would say that in the 14th year, someone was engaged in filtering on these areas, not even at stepa, he is still walking, there is still no trial, eight years have already passed, do we have

a mechanism to clean up these territories from secret agents of the influence of the russian federation, what should be done on in these liberated territories, it is now a functional duty and military control, how much military counter-intelligence must carry out these filtering measures to filter out people, there are certain methods of how to do it and this should do if left. i hope that we still have specialists who have learned this and know how to do it because, well, in fact, we really need to filter and as far as we understand what the office of the prosecutor general has said about it, it is certain that these measures will be worked out, and people, of course hmmm, our authorities will be told that whoever

cooperated with kadyrov loved the russian tricolor and everything else. well, as for kadyrov and his visit to moscow, you know he is such an interesting person who started his career by cutting the he kept the video at the throat of the russian soldiers, probably in his own way, and when his troops are standing well, there are 1,300 men, that's not a lot, it's two days of work for the ukrainian armed forces, but when they are standing behind the russian first column, it's clear that they're just doing it the foreign row function that you once used smersh and then they will shoot in the back of those who are in the way and they will not want to advance, well, probably for this purpose, to put, well, such a number of personnel are sent. putin, well, to the south of ukraine, and understanding this

, kadyrov can’t, he’s the kind of person who has him, here someone says that if he comes to moscow, he will be arrested by several million muslims who , uh, will go to protect kadyrov, and that’s an entire army kadyra, so moscow is the largest muslim city in russia than mykhailo. thank you, the city of russia and kadyrov uses a stick. cry and say don't cry, the ramzans will release chechnya and the armed forces of ukraine. everything will be fine. we are moving on, we have a story from zaporizhzhia, but i will read lavrov's latest statements.

russia is not refusing to negotiate with ukraine, lavrov says that the process will be delayed even more. they are talking about some negotiations, what has changed there, and they are very interesting, but the situation in zaporizhzhia is difficult without electricity, gas and water, and the region is suffering from a humanitarian crisis, the region is the city of zaporizhzhia, and zaporizhzhia zaporizhzhia region, but uh, the region remains a hub for lentsi despite all these troubles and difficulties, and with the humanitarian headquarters, let's see about the life of the zaporizhia region from our colleagues. this is how the soldier's rights begin here. this zaporizhia hostel is special . ukrainian military personnel are housed here for free . 12,000,333 visitors have already visited us. prival from sudak helped to soldiers since 2015, in addition

to a free hostel, soldiers are also provided with material assistance and even psychological consultations, they turn to anything with exhaustion, with disappointment, with family issues, with some with intimate questions, serhiy, the senior sergeant of the armed forces, came from the front line to zaporizhzhia to undergo medical examinations, the soldier tarval sheltered him for a few days, all for free, yes . the kitchen, everything in the shower - that’s what i did not expect. and what can be said here for a long time, there is a halt exclusively on volunteer funds, the state does not help in any way, the flow of money there or some other aid, yes, it has decreased a little, eh, as for ukrainians, well people have become poorer, but everyone understands that the war is not

over, that it is still going on until we win . well, a lot of people have clenched their teeth and are helping with what they can. not all volunteers are talking about a decrease in financial aid, and this is a problem, because the winter is ahead and the needs will only increase, zaporizhia admits. volunteer serhiy kurtas is here with some volunteers who help, i already say that we need to move from food that he provides to firewood and actually clothes, including what you brought him it is already more likely to fall. in other words, we will really try to reformat. despite this , zaporizhzhia continues to accept migrants from all over the south of ukraine. for the convenience of each temporarily occupied district, a regional humanitarian headquarters was created here. stayed where people have the opportunity to come to their community representative and get one or another consultation. well, i draw your attention that there is more

legal consultation referrals and last but not least sanitary referrals artem lagutenko andriy verstyuk tv channel espresso plot zaporizhzhia we thank our colleagues and let's move on in our future, such a social volunteering topic should continue, let's talk about the budget from there, he will join something later oleksandr ostapa local volunteer well, he works not only in everyday life but and the rest of kyiv region, which was under occupation, where the russians committed crimes at the beginning of the war and collects evidence, collects them not just like that, but documents them so that all absolutely crimes russians were recorded and documented . oleksandr ostapa, we congratulate you. good day, oleksandr. in one of your last posts, you wrote that you feel bad about the answers people give. well,

to begin with, clarify what you are doing and why. well, from the 24th of the 25th, most likely, he started volunteering here in the region in the kyiv region, in the buchansk urban territorial community, and actually, in the first days after the deoccupation of the city and in general his tg has already started stopping by to help people er listen to first of all, their history, because we are not the main profession, after all, a journalist, and uh, well, you had to choose whether you want to be a volunteer or a journalist, and i had to combine all this, and therefore, over time, it turned into the fact that a lot of foreign media delegations and international organizations began to enter the territory of the region in order to record the actual crimes of russian soldiers against the ukrainian people, and here there is some kind of excitement around the

kyiv region, it seems to me a little i did worse for the people who survived this whole tragedy, because ah, well, really, when you call a person a, who advised you there, for example, to take a testimony about the violation of human rights . they chose an interview and everything is twisted and i don't want to talk about it again, and i understand from my point of view that, firstly, it is psychologically difficult for a person to go through it all again, and secondly, this agitation that was in the region really affects what is happening now people don't all want anymore to talk about the sufferings they went through, in fact, right now, a mission is being planned to

record the testimonies of people whose rights were violated, and i’m actually here. psychologically, because literally in a few days there were more than 60 people with whom i spoke, and about half of them are simply psychologically not ready to talk again about what they are going through. oleksandr and how do you document, how do you record these stories, distinguish them because there for example, some international organizations record damage, physical damage to buildings, apartments ,

vandalized , looted, looted apartments. stories a-a our current focus is actually on the violation of human rights, for example, torture - it is when people were taken prisoner, when they were simply shot there, well, they were shot most likely, that is, in such formati and hmm, how is it all documented? it's all documented very simply. maybe even . it all happened as possible there during the evacuation, they shot

cars and as possible people lost their relatives or saw how the susi were killed, that is, everything is different, now we have an emphasis on the fact that it is simple, actually , in writing and audio, all these testimonies are recorded and then they are compiled into a single report for the region in which people are currently being sought. they are looking for people. it is some foreign organization that helps you to record it. yes, it is an international organization. i cannot say exactly which one because there are questions about the contract. will the materials form the basis of lawsuits or where will they be placed? and this will be an international report, which is actually not the first time that this organization will er publish and er. well, of course. it would be good if all this evidence became the basis of some

international courts as testimony from people who were under occupation by russian soldiers, as journalists we understand that every story heard, the journalist experiences with this person and those emotions and negatives that a person is once again forced to experience while telling it all, which story alarmed you the most you heard, you know them so many that uh, well, it's hard to single out, starting with how a person was just trying to help his neighbor who was shot and she just wanted to drag to themselves in the yard and bury her, they just shot them too, although, well, i can't understand at all how in the head of the soldiers, such a picture was drawn that here a person is just a civilian who

tried to help other civilians who had already died, simply shot them, or a story about how in front of his father, they took away a young man, he was already 18 years old, but they just tied him to a tree and told him to tell us who here served before, otherwise we will cut off his hand or there, if you don't tell me let's cut it now ear, in a few days we will see what you sing differently, because the stories about women who were simply taken out of the basement and taken to an unknown direction and the experiences of their relatives who remained in this basement and then in a few days they came back and told very scary things things about the guys who tried to evacuate through the forests and fell directly into the defense points of the

russian soldiers and how their lives flew before their eyes when several dozens of machine guns were directed at them right away, but thank god they survived. and about the pregnant women in the eighth or ninth month of pregnancy who were in basements and then miraculously evacuated through the forests and walked 10-15 km and thank god they gave birth now and that 's all. it's just that it's very difficult to retell everything. honestly, oleksandr, i wanted to come back to this question about psychology and ask you. it seems to me or you don't think so that in those settlements that were under occupation, in particular, bucha irpin, i'm just from irpin i know what is happening there, gostomel and those settlements that will never be paid off, for example, the same kyiv, if you compare it logically

now, when you come to irpin and see this and hear this children's laughter, see these children, mothers of happy smiling people who returned with the occupation , returned from the evacuation or who have been there all the time in the same irpin, you can see how they smile, those kebabs are in the central park there and when they are frying, you don’t feel depression - very quickly this is near irpin, and the kyiv region managed it psychologically, it seems to me that you recover when you go to the same kyiv that was not under occupation. it seems to me that maybe this is my personal impression. maybe there are a lot of displaced people . psychologically, there is much more depression there than in those small towns that were liberated and are now returning to a full-fledged although they are dilapidated there, many people are left with no property, no housing, at least there. without windows, it doesn’t seem to you that there is some kind

of quantitative difference, and here is who survived those who did not survive the occupation, of course, feel it, but for some reason it is felt in a completely different direction, that is, i was one of those who returned to bucha in the first days after the deoccupation. and when i finally returned to, well, unfortunately, my apartment did not pass er, the russian boot didn’t go around. but when i returned to my apartment and went outside in the first days, it was really there on the playground where i played with my child every day. and difficult it was then at that moment to communicate with people and here, but these are people who we are not about the moment when i am you now six months after the release already and people are returning who well, here it is possible that this is just a stage in that people, a lot of people

are returning and they weren't in the occupation. they don't understand all this, but it's just a personal opinion that the person who mostly communicates now with people who were in the occupation, so far, psychologically, they haven't returned to normal life because they understand what's there well here you know, it replaced such mundanity very quickly, it replaced those worries. because those people who have no windows there, no roofs, no houses at all, they are now worried about what will happen in the winter. and they hmm they switched but they haven't left yet and even when you are communicating you are a person, she somehow automatically switches to out when we were in the occupation and starts telling her story so uh, in principle, it feels of course a lot of new businesses

are being restored. they are coming back. unfortunately , there was a lot of trouble there. many businesses have not yet returned because they are restoring their shops there, for example. but, oleksandr, you said that people are blocked like this well, it is clear that everyone wants to forget the fear that they experienced, but how can we not forget it in order not to lose our vigilance and pass it on to our children to our grandchildren and the next generations, because this is our safety. well, for example, to leave this equipment on the street i am i look at these tanks, i think that they should be left because we will forget, if people want to abstract from this, you don't feel that you want to forget it all, especially where it was very difficult. in the hearing of foreign media and in ukraine, of course, but honestly, well, according to eski, how many of

us communicate with her from the media sphere ? work is being done with psychologists and there are international organizations launching their entire hubs here in order to bring people back to life, but well, i hope, or rather, i would like people to forget about it honestly. but when you look at uh, in the cemetery, there are more than 50 graves with people whose not one was identified at all, then you don’t and you won’t forget about it. that is, it ’s hard to do now to forget and it’s not difficult. i don’t know how to answer this question because bucha is right here. it is very

difficult. it seems to me that there is one more question conclusion, if the central government and the local government then warned the residents of kyiv region, not only kyiv region, sumy region, chernihiv region, kharkiv region, about the possibility of an invasion and warned about the need to evacuate, would it change the situation for the civilian population? there are so many victims , at least in our region, but, well, from the second day of the beginning of this phase of a full-scale invasion, i decided for myself that i should criticize or, on the contrary, draw conclusions from what i did or did not do did at that moment the government is needed after we win and there are no mistakes of any kind. they will not be forgotten and this shows the ukrainian people a

bolt every day about the fact that we are the only cool people , good, intelligent and always remember everything when needed oleksandra thank you for what you do oleksandr ostapov, a volunteer from buchi in the kyiv region, records and documents all the crimes of the russian federation, it is absolutely necessary to collect everything piece by piece, remember to show it to the whole world and it will definitely form the basis of the e-e tribunal international, which we hope very soon will be personally against putin well, and against this russian people, because six months of silence, clapping hands and what is there? the success of the special operation is the fault of the entire russian people.