there should also be some kind of maritime court that will put the dots over and well, the church of another country cannot conduct some subversive activity here and feel as if it is her at home and that should be the case besides onuphrius their money if you still allow uh-uh such fresh news from e our territorial defense fighters managed to capture these tanks that were abandoned by the russian occupiers, to repel certain equipment, which we understood, we transfer to our comrades from other brigades of the relevant brigades that have the fact of tank brigades of mechanized brigades of the armed forces of ukraine. we have such a joke in the territorial defense that there are so many russian tanks left in the kharkiv region that it is possible to form the first tank brigade of the territorial defense uh, yes, yes, that's how it looks. well, friends, if you allow females, even uh, i want to say we need the support of all our viewers, those of our

listeners who hear us. if you have a desire to help the 112th territorial defense brigade, together with my brother mike schur, who, by the way, also serves in the autobanana brigade of territorial defense and together with the dodo sock company we developed ukrainian military socks. there are two types of socks. territorial defense brigade, this is how you think of our brigade, because uah 100 from each pair of socks goes to support our brigade. and this is converted into new drones, this is converted into new machines so that our boys and girls could decently give the majority to the russian occupiers, that 's why not only socks are called topchurosnya, but

really our boys and girls could trample on russia. announced a fundraiser for the first aid than at the beginning of the war. lesya was the presenter. by the way, one of the events on one day and even just then, the ambassador of canada in ukraine, and the current one, also came, and she already said that they they are moving to lviv, and so it is a large-scale offensive. this was andriy kovalev with him among the 112th brigade of territorial defense of the armed forces of ukraine, which is currently fighting in kharkiv oblast. well, then we will ask oleksandr skoryk, a deputy of the kharkiv oblast council, mr. oleksandr, about the situation in kharkiv oblast. good day, please tell me on the one hand, we feel joy when our boys and girls liberate our villages, towns, cities from the

russian boot, on the other hand, we understand that a lot of terrible and scary stories, are there already such recorded ones? can you tell us about such stories? well, for example, right after the liberation of the village of grakovo, a local resident came and reported to the police that he was forced to bury two people who were tortured, and he said the place of burial and the police are involved exhumation, at the same time, he said that their ears were cut off and they were shot in the back of the head, we also have problems with the connection. now we are waiting, we will try to restore it because i think that heard from irpen with a guest, i have such stories

, there will be a lot of oleksandr skoryk again, mr. oleksandr. please continue. they disconnected us a little bit in the morning and we had no communication at all. then you heard about grakovo that in the city of balakleia they found a torture chamber in which , well, it is clearly visible that this place was where, er, people were tortured, er, then there was information that from the city of raisin, at least a thousand people were tortured there to a lesser extent, and they died well, to be honest, eh there are a lot of these stories, and against the background of the fact that we are liberating there and very well, there is no limit to our joy there because of the liberation of our settlements, but this story is scary - it is the people who lived there in the occupation , the people lived in simply in terrible conditions in every inhabited points were basements in every

settlement there were tortures and nothing has changed there since the 14th year, everything is according to the scheme for the basement, ransoms, tortures, abuse of pro-ukrainian e-e citizens, abuse of patriots, abuse of those who have any material resources there and so we will continue now uh, analyze uh, all these events, the police are working, the sbu is working, filtering is going on in full, in full , because, well, there are a lot of collaborators, uh, a lot of them, and they left. they plan to continue living in free, independent ukraine, but everything is fine, we are very happy that they were almost completely freed tonight. we spent them peacefully. there was only one shelling

in the region, and it was in a village in the city of lozova, around 1:30 a.m. - just one time eh they shelled that's why for the people of kharkiv today it was a surprisingly quiet night right there. well, you know everyone, i think that everyone got enough sleep and it was so good, but in the morning the light completely went out, and there was absolutely no communication. and now, just now , light is appearing in in some areas, in some areas , there is a connection, that's why the situation is difficult, but the people of kharkiv, well, the people of kharkiv will endure everything because we know why they actually mentioned grakovo and from those pictures that we see in the report, in particular, this torn russian tank. they tore it up, and on it above the barrel it is written, uh, the wagners, that’s all, we found out that there were

wagnerites under cancer, that is, they certainly cannot be involved in these war crimes that you said about. by the way, in vovchanskyi, we had dnrs and they are characterized as outright looters who were not interested in anything else there except how to surround the looters there, give shops, warehouses and everything else uh-uh, each category of the enemy, each in its own way, what does he do uh-uh but all uh all as one for- are engaged in dissimilar er affairs and absolutely all of them are seen in looting torture torture that is why the enemy enemy is very

treacherous enemy very there will still be a lot of stories like buchi there or my car, i think if there were a lot of teachers at the end, what should i clarify about those teachers who apparently came to kupinsk and didn't have time to escape ? begin to violate must they will be imprisoned for 12 years . regardless of the collaborators, i think that they will be arrested and they will face a fair and honest trial. the russians are engaged in ethnocide and genocide of the ukrainian ukrainian people, this is one more piece of evidence, one more

piece of evidence, a piece of evidence, a piece of evidence that they are doing this, this one will be very telling for the hague . first of all, they are one thing that pleases us of the citizens of kharkiv is the fact that very few people went to cooperate with the enemy, very few and this is confirmed by the leaders who now came to liberate the territory, a very small number, why did we have to bring teachers from russia, because our people did not want to simply cooperate with the the authorities, and this makes us very happy, and this is the main reason that they saw that in kharkiv oblast , specifically in kharkiv oblast, the support of the population is very, very small, very low. this is the first and second . they were expelled because the day before the liberation, for example , russian passports were distributed in vovchansk for

september 11 in the city of izyum, a concert of russia was planned here forever. thus, a photo of a happy nikolai was circulated. he who received a russian passport , then two days later ukrainian soldiers came and nikolai became no longer happy nikolai it became the third, but there is a photo report clearly showing how they accepted those passports. they did it pathetically, well, now they are all just those who first go, a very large cleaning of the collaborators from the garbage of this the pro-russian e-e of our territories, secondly, everyone who wants to stay in free ukraine. please stay there from 5 to 11 and you can continue to stay in a free country to live, to lead, to work off the country that they destroyed for us. thank you, mr. oleksandr, for the conversation oleksandr skoryk deputy of the kharkiv regional council and we are grateful to those

people who, despite the danger, the fact that they risked their lives, still remained loyal to their region. or anyone else, these are just people who stood up for their land and were not tempted by this cheap ruble, why are we moving on? andrii illenko is with us, an officer of the freedom legion, the deputy head of the freedom all-ukrainian freedom association, a former people's deputy is joining us andrii , good day to you. good day, i actually know that you are in the donetsk direction, as far as i know. please tell me which one specifically. direction i think that you definitely have a connection with your brothers who continue to gain positions there, we know that russia has

concentrated its efforts in the donbas in one way or another and there were even reports that the strength of attacks in the bakhmut direction is even increasing, what is the current situation in donbass or russia is still trying to reach the borders of the donetsk region, the svoboda battalion, which is part of the fourth operational brigade of the national guard, came very seriously, the history , the combat history, in particular, in ukrainian donbass and er, extremely difficult battles, including when it was very difficult, but they persevered, held all the positions, held all the lines that were determined for us by the command, and that is why today, of course, these days, when the ukrainian counteroffensive is underway, the heart rejoices because it was not in vain that we held on it was not for nothing that they stood under fierce fire now, in particular, the one

that was in the donbas in recent months. this gave time for the ukrainian army to be able to concentrate its forces, draw up reserves, so that the equipment and artillery had time to approach and all the equipment of the western countries is needed in order to organize the counteroffensive that we see today both in the north and in the south, and this is with an extremely extremely powerful plus synod in the donbass itself, now also in certain directions , ours are actively on the offensive eh and eh already everyone probably knows about the situation in the siversky oblast and first tillery. they have defensive lines in donbas. well, they are probably the most powerful because, uh, they have been preparing for 8 years, yes. unlike other areas there, where uh, well, their defense is not there.

prepared so hard and let's say that ours also managed to take advantage of this, but still their morale is very low, that is, they feel psychologically that they are losing, they feel that they are losing er, well, let's say the belief that they are capable of something, that is, they feel that ukrainians stronger, the ukrainians have much more reason to talk about their victory. and actually now it seems to me that we are passing such a second turning point in this war, because the first was when their so-called blitzkrieg failed like when they tried to take kyiv there in a few days, when they tried to quickly, let's say, capture a large part of ukraine, paralyze the state , destroy everything here, and so on. well, they didn't succeed then, as a result, they had to flee from kyiv , from chernigov and sumy, and this is the second a turning point -

this is a ukrainian counter-offensive, that is, the ukrainians have shown that we can not only effectively defend ourselves, it was already clear a long time ago, but now that the ukrainians can extremely effectively attack, attack in such a way that i am sure that they will be offensive about this operation to write in the textbooks of military art for hundreds of years more and eh this is really so and they understood that death awaits them eh, well, in the best case, captivity, in the best case for them, to simply escape as quickly as possible from ukraine, and i can see that many of them have already mr. andriyu, the british historian anger

ferguson , is actively engaged in this. poltava to hold a military parade in poltava from russian troops, and putin failed to do this, but the prediction of this attack came true. and actually now in the service that i visited at this secret meeting of the eu that was held in kyiv , the platform and he, i am reading an article on bloomberg and he says that russia surpasses ukraine in many parameters. well, at least the population is 3.3 times larger, for example, and the economy is nine times larger than gdp, and nevertheless he will say that ukraine can win because it is one of the last ones a warrior for independence and, in fact, and in the free for independence, nationalism is actually in the good sense of nationalism. he is always the factor

that allows us to win much stronger colonial armies. it is actually about this motivational factor from the other side. can the same nationalism not awaken in russians? are they won't be able to turn that war into some kind of war for, i don't know, the sacred one and so on, won't this war be literally? well, she says, either to the last ukrainian or to the last muscovite, what is your opinion? i don't think that nationalism in our sense of the word is possible in russia, because there is no nation in our sense of the word, it has always been uh, well, they are subjects , they are the tsar's children, that is, they did not become a nation in the european sense, they did not have such a civil revolution. there was no formation of a nation, that’s exactly what a nation means in the european sense. that is, he is a boy of the king, and it seems to me that we are extremely

different from them because of this, well, not only this, but this is probably the most important thing, and secondly, i don’t think that in this case they have at least some enthusiasm. i am talking about the broad their masses are really fighting the war because, well, what is putin not announcing mobilization, it is not because he does not want to announce it, he wants to announce it, he wants mobilization, but he understands well, it is obvious that their top there understands that it will all fail, well, that is, they will not succeed in mobilizing anyone for a real war, because one thing is a war on tv when russia is defeating everyone there without a loss and only ours there is a victorious march we are going somewhere, as they imagined that it would be such a war, but they thought that it would be such a war, but here everything is exactly the opposite, they suffer huge losses, they lose, and what kind of mobilization is here, well

, that is, it seems to me like this, also such a fear, which is now partly somewhere it is imposed on the ukrainians that they say, let's slow down a little now , because we can somehow irritate the muscovites so much that then they will become angry and somehow start to be even tougher against us. have done in ukraine over the last six months, ah, well, it's just terrorism at the state level, it's genocide, and it's already, let's say, everything needs our maximum retribution and revenge for it, secondly, i don't really see that they can mobilize now they are psychologically broken, that is, they do not understand what they themselves should do, how they should act in this situation, that is,

it seems to me that, on the contrary, now, using this psychological problem, we must press on and finally knock the ground out from under their feet and that's all talks about how now they are somehow angry, well, it's their propaganda. they keep saying that we haven't started yet, we're still somehow not at full strength there. they've been there all the time since the very first month of the war, so how are they from kyiv then they retreated . they began to tell that, well, we are not really yet, this is some kind of toy war, but now we will start a real war, and where did they start, what did they start? that is, it is not because they are somehow holding back, they threw everything into ukraine, they spent there two-thirds if not more of theirs reserves of winged years, they of ballistics, they spent virtually all combat-capable compounds, everything that is now available, it is all in ukraine, and one way or another it was used or is currently used, they used

all their absolute capabilities. to be afraid, on the contrary, we have to act today from the position of strength from the position of the one who has the initiative. thank you mr. andrii andriy illenko, officer of the legion of freedom, deputy head of the all-ukrainian association of freedom and former people's deputy, he was with us. to ask if mr. ilyinka is like that, because he is a representative of a famous creative film family, he put such a light artistically. what comes out of those gummy success in donetsk region, let's say how our fighters in kharkiv region are doing, unfortunately, unfortunately, i don't want to give you any hope, it's unrealistic. i think that the development of events will be a little different .

on the banks of the askil river on the seversky donka and further, well, there will be some petrans there, but they will not be relatively small. well, what we see on sviatohirska, yes. when we were holding the river bank on one bank there, the city is located on two banks of the river, we have it on one bank, now there they went in and cleared the cities, but i don’t think we will go any further. well, why is that? the answer is very simple. if we cross the river, we must have a plan where we, the children, will go. a water obstacle is a river that we will basically destroy. there is a pontoon bridge, or we should say barvy. it is very difficult. i think that the development will be different. we will establish ourselves on the banks of the river and storm kherson, that is, the southern direction of kherson . kirill held back, i'm sorry for quoting different streamers, but he said that one should not

blink at the ukrainian offensive in zaporizhzhia, zaporizhzhia region, because here they are , er, i don't know what it's even about, and whether it's worth it to comment, i ask a little differently. in his article, zaluzhny zabrodskyi says that in fact the front line is not profitable for us, that we have many such wedges that are not profitable in our territory , etc. in particular , has the situation become easier for us, on the contrary, it has become more complicated, because as the same tom cooper writes there , that now the ukrainians will go to the border in the kharkiv region, but we will have to leave significant forces on the border, while the russians in principle, they can afford to leave the border empty, knowing that we won't go to belgorod , that's for sure. well, we won't be able to leave the cardboard box

and leave because it will leave a threat. well, we can estimate our grouping now, well, there are about half a million people in the army there those who are actively fighting, that is, who are directly on the transmission, well, let's say 250,000. well, this is an approximate, very approximate figure. if we take a front 1,300 km long, that 's about 20-30 m from one soldier to another, if they are all built the same width. we will work for 1,000 years, 1,300 km, well, this is very little if you compare it with some historical figures , the soviet army in ukraine during the second world war had several million, five, or six million soldiers, that is, it was a completely different order then. well, of course and the technologies were different and the scale of the war was completely different, but all the same. that is, we have to cover up our television from belarus, and well, all the directions are absolutely why when a stream of musov says that they defend zaporizhzhia, well, of course it is ours, it is minsky

that is, that they are afraid of us, but i don't think that there is currently an offensive in any format possible. i think that the main offensive will be in kherson, where there are already russian troops, and they have no chance there. they need to be finished there, the hand is quite large. there are approximately 20,000 people. the second victory is a raisin. it will simply bring the morale of the russian army to its knees. well, i don’t know where it will be below the plinth. then i will ask another question: how important is it now for ukraine to get, for example western-style tanks such as, say, abrams , to what extent would they allow, in particular , to continue successful counteroffensives in various directions? we have already heard from the minister of defense that it

is difficult to advance in the kherson direction. it's difficult even for people who don't understand military affairs, but in your opinion, can tanks help or what should help? well, if it turns out that they had to develop there, they go through some i don’t know obstacles, obstacles, everything that is possible, but they went through, to repeat such success, yes , we really do not have enough adoption of the technology of the same tanks, but, well, well i see how the artillery rearmament is going. unfortunately, i do not have experience working there as a volunteer with tank units. well, i don’t really want to because i have my artillery profile. and this every artilleryman must be taken to some training ground. to drive this tank. well, not just one tankman, but the whole crew. train them to work

individually as a unit, and after all, it’s different. it’s not one day, and i think that our allies also understand this, and that’s why they chose this practice when they are in european countries. in which the remnants of soviet equipment remained. well, poland is there, slovakia is a bright example, they were handed over by leopards, they have a lot of time there to learn to reconfigure, so i put a little time to train all the repair and all other units that are engaged in maintenance of tanks, and we will hand over the soviet equipment and we can just instantly lower it and launch it. well, we have little time. please tell me a minute . after all, we still lose to him, well, look, we all ask questions about parity, everyone imagines parities like his from our side, let's say from

one side, and from the other side, it should be 100 and that's it, then, before parity, it's not really like that in fact, we have high-precision weapons and long-range weapons, this is very important in order to maintain this shaft of fire, which is widely advertised by the russian side, that now we are going to drop a huge number of blunt explosives. well, we are working against our imax excalibur and so on, everything is long-range , that is, after that they were forced to move their warehouses more than 100 km from the front line, eh, from the point of view of logistics, it became very difficult for them, much more difficult even if you do not take to the attention of the kherson direction, where they can not cross through others, in all other directions, all warehouses are operational, and well, there are about 80 km, they are all destroyed, well, that is, it is very difficult for them to maintain that air defense, well, that is, that number of shots was fired before, and that is why we can on the first line of defense is ordered to destroy them without

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