statements on the front lines. that is, the behavior of the occupiers in such villages as, er, visokopilya has already been liberated, arkhangelske velikolexandrivka, davydiv brid, er, to a large extent , and truly, kiselivka, er, oleksandrivka, is also similar to the fact that er, they really repeat this attitude which was the grandson, that is, the front -line occupiers who sit in these settlements or sat as fortified bases and were engaged in, for example, robbing the population of population passes , because they simply did not bring any food, these frontline occupiers really behaved regardless of the fact that the local commandant's office and the administration of the so-called pro e finally reunification at the reunification of kherson region with mother russia regardless of the fact that they

treated the locals as enemies and this is completely true indeed, our people are hostile to these occupiers and they really informed about the location as soon as they could, if there was only a connection, they passed on information about where exactly they were sitting, they were sometimes killed just because they interfered there somehow to influence the stocks and also by blaming that is pointed at the objects, although it is not always such a significant part of the objects and it is possible stationary objects, i mean it is possible to find out where they are without the help of partisans, therefore the killing of, for example, two men of great oleksandrivtsi, after our culture center was hit, who were in direct line of sight from our positions, it was just ordinary terror, and with such an attempt to take hostages, what are they doing now with those

ukrainians who remained in these front lines they finally cut off communication with other territories, even occupied ones, in fact leaving them there as such hostages, respectively, in their lists very often these lists were either outdated or biased , that is, because they were compiled by their kherson former kherson figures, in particular political figures who entered the council there, entered their somewhat inexpensive opponents, er, even those who are carriers are truly pro-russian. therefore , carriers of russian views really suffered from these repressions, but still mostly these were pro-ukrainian supporters. part of these people would have disappeared in an unknown direction. part of it is known that they are in the

simferopol pre -trial detention center, but it is known from unofficial sources that there is another part. unfortunately, it is known that they simply died, that is, the russians are really engaged in terror even in their own countries. people can be tortured to death eh well, let's say so, after all, they let most of them go anyway with such persistent wishes eh to go and run away from here because it was otherwise next time you you won't get out of the walls alive and people are fleeing through vasilivka or through the crimea if they are only allowed to pass through the crimea. that's why i'm doing all this in order to understand that there is no such bucha in the usual form that we are used to, that everyone is shot, whomever they see, or kept somewhere in the basements uh, just all the people who were found, and then they too, if they just moved, then they shoot, let's say, uh, unsystematic terror in the majority of kherson oblast, there is no in most

of it, there is only in the front lines, there are other types of terror - this is such a gradual circulation with the transformation of uh kherson people for cannon meat and for such a milk cow , what does it look like, what is this, that they forcefully buy 3,000 rubles from the farmers at the actually cheap price of 3,000 rubles , they are impressed even less was the price for the vegetable group of the kherson people, you force them to give away their children in russian schools, where they will then grow up to be russian cannon fodder, all this terror. well, of course, there is a lot of other things connected with the fact that people are forced to actually become russian subjects, let's say , second-class russians, and when this is still up to that moreover, from all the bigboards with, er,

russian-controlled tv channels. and there shouldn’t be others in kherson, people can only watch it through vpn, here it is heard that russia is for a long time, russia is forever, a referendum. you all decided to be for russia, even though there was no referendum and there is no there will be er, that is, in fact, er, this is happening. well, i wouldn’t even say that the protection is just convincing people that any resistance is pointless, although in fact the partisan movement is actually showing the opposite, that the russians are not here for long, and all of them will be destroyed, but about the partisan movement, the explosion that happened in the apartment of mila's collaborator, who was now the head of the kherson state university, who who is this, why did cotton become in her apartment, she is the former

director of the kherson academic lyceum at the same university, which she has now taken over and pretends to lead with her, possibly because of pro-russian views that she openly demonstrated, possibly because of various completely inadequate conspiracy theories that she spread in social networks and even on television when she was a candidate for deputies at various levels, eh , her contracts were not extended, and she was a loss. thus, she took care of her full-time job for several years, eh. actually, that 's all that can be said about her . to demonstrate pro-russian views as soon as russia came and occupied because of course she presented to the highest positions uh, unfortunately for her, the highest

position in her specialty was taken by another collaborator , tetyana kuzmich, who became the director of the department of education and education of the kherson military civil administration and the greater responsibility for attempts to establish a russian educational process in the kherson region. that is, all of these are criminal offenses, of course, according to our legislation . tetyana kuzmich's assistant and, in particular, she was also engaged in a lot of campaigning, semi-bringing, semi-forced, semi-compulsory, such a gingerbread-like campaign of teachers and parents in order to open russian schools, they succeeded very much bad bad let's say 11% of the children. they managed or parents, to be more precise, somehow, mostly , all the same, with various promises of 10,000 rubles of

free food, to force them, and in the villages, also, by promises of various punishments , in particular, and the removal of children. to send these children to a russian school, that is, an absolute minority of children did not leave and at the same time went to study full-time in russian schools, there is also a minority of teachers, about 800 teachers who in one way or another betrayed them, this is not enough for that number of children because there is an uneven let's say an uneven coverage by the teachers of these schools that they managed to open, moreover, these schools are being destroyed little by little by the armed forces of ukraine, and it's not for nothing that at night, of course, when there are no children there, but there are, as a rule, in such schools now russian contingents are stationed, they consider

schools to be the best from the point of view of comfort and from the point of view of their safety the best facilities to sit there and therefore, despite the fact that the training process is currently underway, the armed forces of ukraine continue it is quite successful to destroy the russian occupiers right in the schools where they are located, the children do not suffer at the same time. well, unfortunately , their teachers also do not suffer in the middle of the night in the schools, but these teachers are there, they are all, regardless of whether they are ukrainian or russian origin, they are criminals and subject to punishment if they are caught, that is, the partisans. no one will reach the hands of ukrainian justice. thank you, mr. volodymyr, for the information . volodymyr molchanov was a political scientist in kherson we are moving on. now we will ask what the situation is in occupied energodar. dmytro hortenko , adviser to the mayor of energodar, we are in touch

with him. we say good day, mr. dmytro. and the villages that were liberated by the armed forces of ukraine, kharkiv oblast, that people were sometimes in such informational isolation. they didn't even know about what happened in buch irpen, they didn't know what was happening with mariupol, they didn't know at all the latest news of what is happening in ukraine, we can see that more or less our people who are in energodar do not have much information, there is a lot of tension with the delivery of information, so they see what is happening, what is happening around the ring in zaporizhzhia, as well as in other cities, so if now people have this information and the liberation

of our cities, so people are really happy because well, we all hope that soon the same will happen to our city. we all put a lot of effort into the liberation of our city returned to ukraine and we all returned to our homes to our jobs to our families to our usual affairs as it was. before that, it was announced that both the ukrainian and russian sides were interested in energodar being somehow, well actually, that the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant was installed well, we all understand very well. so, everyone is interested. i see that probably the russian side also has such an interest in the city remaining safe, but it was very

contradictory. this is because recently i want shelling on the nuclear plant and on the city of the energy supplier was common, but they still have a city plan and people are still watching these wild animals. a few days ago, we had a very large field. well, the destruction of the infrastructure is the energy system or the city's power loss. you are very welcome. tell the city, did the occupiers somehow change their behavior in connection with the ukrainian counteroffensive or do they continue to behave so defiantly? yes, we have information that they changed, but the deterioration passed because people began to be taken away

telephones and now we are watching that office equipment is being taken around the city, the same thing happened in ours from other cities, the looters are doing it as soon as they can, because they are probably afraid that there will be some measures from the armed forces. we are waiting for the liberation of the city like a whale, as are all of us there . well, let's move on. dmytro hortenko, the adviser to the mayor of energodar joined us. in a minute well, for now, i want to tell you, gentlemen , it is very interesting, she said, she met with our

major general, who is responsible for various offensives . here she tells what he told her. the funniest thing is the strangest thing that surprised him. what he says is that the russians just ran away. what happened now? in the kharkiv direction, he simply says that this lieutenant general, i said major, lieutenant. i apologize, mr. general yevhen moysyuk, eh, you know that a lieutenant general is older than a major general, on the contrary, when generals are two stars, it turns out and he says that they did not put up any serious resistance, he says that if there was a choice to fight or flee, they chose to flee, and this is by the way, petro kuzik says the same thing from svoboda, he says that it was the same that they fled well, we see a lot of footage when they

ran away, threw these weapons, and mostly in civilian cars, not only 50 people packed into tanks, who made it there, who didn't know who fell in the tanks , eh, introduced himself in the end, eh, he was also looking for a place to land in ukrainian land, somewhere under a tree , under a tree -e under the tree under the oak under the oak yes under the oak, they later sang about him in a song, what can i tell you? well, it's very interesting that they really chose washing machines of some kind, that they looted some kind of conversation , and there this one says well, that's in us at all and no, this one is a prisoner a prisoner is such that this prisoner is being interrogated on video and he says that you have some equipment there what as he says and one uazik and that's all - he even says that there is no water on it bring everything there and you understand that they are fleeing on those forever some old foreign cars yes then they went to see what they can squeeze out of the locals, they charge something

and run to them, but it’s just that they don’t have their own volunteer movement, that’s what they’re whining about from the very beginning, that’s why they’re all uh different, uh, because they have people to summon orders with the goryn turkic movement, we would have such a movement and why we don't have such a movement because you have russians and you are used to only waiting for something to be told from above and then you will do something under fear of death and show some initiative yourself well, isn't it something stupid you have the initiative of your mind enough ah so actually about safety about what is happening at the gas station the acting head of the state nuclear regulatory inspection of ukraine and the main state head of the state inspector for nuclear and radiation safety oleg korikov is in touch with us mr. oleg, we are glad to see you good day greetings glory to ukraine glory to the heroes of ukraine. tell me

, please, now they have restored the second backup power line at the station, and this allows the power plant to be supplied with the external electricity necessary to cool the reactor and keep the other line in reserve. how will you now assess the safety status of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant? thank you for your question. connecting the second line is definitely a positive step in general for the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. there is still a lot to be done in order to restore reliable and safe operation. zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant we are very concerned about the fact that we have the presence of the armed forces of the russian federation on the site , which also means the presence of russian troops. they do not help in any way at all they hinder the safe and reliable operation of the

zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant despite all measures so we remain we have a very big threat because the personnel who are not related to the safe operation of the nuclear power plant are on the maidan chika actually or now the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is all it means that they connected the backup power supply, that it is still connected, the nuclear reactor of the nuclear power plant is loaded with nuclear fuel, and accordingly this there is radiation nuclear fuel that has this property - this is residual heat release, we always have to dissipate the heat that is released from this nuclear fuel due to the e-e chain reaction of

fission , which means that you, accordingly, heat. drive. thus, it is necessary to maintain the current and maintain the electric power in these pumps so that they are able to pump water accordingly and thus the npp constantly has to be supplied with e-e electric current under normal conditions of operation at the zaporizhia npp one or more power units operate at capacity and, accordingly, e-e part of the electricity produced by the zaporizhia npp is consumed for its own needs and, in fact, for, say, such needs, including for, accordingly, emergency pumps branching radiation, mr. oleksandr. currently, all power units of zaporizhzhya have been

transferred from cold shutdowns and, accordingly, we are forced to consume electricity from the power systems of ukraine. please tell me, the minister of environmental protection and natural resources told in a recent interview that if the zaporizhzhia npp explodes, i quote his words, it will be like chernobyl. and 10 chernobyls in one place, 3,000 hiroshimas, we may lose the zaporizhzhia territories altogether of the region, both for living and for running some kind of farm, and it will be much more than the 30-kilometer exclusion zone, is he exaggerating after all, are these real, real threats and real assessments, well, look, that's how i would answer this is the question, we now have nuclear fuel in the reactors, that is, in any case,

nuclear fuel remains in the reactors and we have to remove it to dissipate the heat, but potentially potentially in the case of the decommissioning of the zaporizhia nuclear power plant and, accordingly, when it means that we will lose the ability to dissipate heat from nuclear fuel, then potentially an accident with severe damage to the active zone is possible and, accordingly, with the potential release of radioactive products into the atmosphere, which means you are in the worst case, there are relevant calculations up to date there e-e programs about the fact that e-e output of radioactive products can be such a value of 10-18 degrees of bacteria e-e radioactivity in the equivalent of

iodine 131 e-e then this is a value comparable to chernobyl with accidents with foci. that is, it is e this is a huge number, and in this case, such an accident will definitely have a cross-border impact, and a significant territory of ukraine will be stolen from normal land use for a very long time. thank you for this thoughtful answer. reported that power unit 6 has been shut down and is being prepared for transfer to a cold state, what does this mean , cold shutdown, this is the state of the power unit when the

reactor is cooled down and the final data of the residual heat release means that it is reduced, and accordingly , we uh, that is, the reactor temperature is e-e is less than 70°, then in this regime e-reactor situation is maintained in accordance with the regulations and in accordance with the e-e documents that are controlled by the operation or the organization, that is, but but in this case, we must ensure e-e electrical e-e power supply of all systems of alimony that need to be in work means you i would like to return to a very important component

in ensuring nuclear traditional security, this is the stay at the industrial site of the russian military and personnel of rosatom, this has nothing to do with nuclear traditional security we wash - must ensure the demilitarization and de-occupation of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in the city of energodar as soon as possible and return it to the full control of ukraine. this is the only solution a stable and long-term solution that ensures traditional nuclear safety of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant announces the start of consultations on the creation of a nuclear safety zone around the zaporizhzhia npp what kind of consultations are they and what do they start then what when will they end there and then will they leave by some e-e communication or what are the results of this

thank you for the question you know yes e e the general director of the mgt is looking e-e let's say yes options for promotion let's say yes security and e e is looking options for achieving spirituality regarding the safety of the situation in zaporozhye, but from our point of view, this means that he is looking for a solution in the political-diplomatic plane. i am not an expert here , and since i am a nuclear engineer, we can see here the solution to the e-e problem is due exclusively to the demilitarization of the industrial site of the chornobyl npp, respectively, the deoccupation is freed from the russian military, the transfer of its transfer to the e-e control of ukrainian e-e specialists and professionals, respectively, the restoration of e-e communication, the restoration of networks will be carried out

restoration of systems, which, accordingly, must be done, and in this way we ensure nuclear and radiation safety not only for ukraine and for europe, and accordingly, we will remove this problem . on the part of russia, which is apparently also interested in creating a nuclear safety zone around the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant , how much is it worth believing in this and what should you help with in such a case, such and such steps i would i would like to refer here to our allies and our colleagues from great britain, who during the meeting of the un security council clearly expressed their position about

what the russian federation means, instead of raising the issue to the level of the un security council regarding increasing the security of the zaporizhia registry, it could very simply er, increase safety, just get rid of the zaporizhzhia npp and, accordingly, ukraine will make it dependent on it in order to ensure the safe and reliable operation of the zaporizhzhia npp. that is, this is the key to the solution they know all the problems, let's tell all of our allies and all of our partners. and abroad, eh, here we are, eh, this position is dictated precisely by megacurrent norms, rules, eh , so this is the only solution from our point of view, and from the point of view of our of partners oh, as if sterilization, de-occupation and return to the control of the

ukrainian authorities, this is a simple recipe, but very difficult to implement. unfortunately, we thank mr. oleg oleg korikov, head of the state inspection of nuclear regulation of ukraine and chief state inspector from nuclear and radiation safety was with us and explained a little about the words of the minister of environmental protection, in which it sounded a bit like that, i think he had no right to say it on the air, er, our state inspector , er, mr. korikova, but i will say well, but he sounded a little like that er, dear representative of this administration well, but we understand his danger, in fact, well, god, out of 1000 chernobyls, is there one eh? we don't want one. it's obvious. it's obvious

. fields of our e-e of our unworthy pseudo brothers, so the main thing is that they don't forget the own goal , because i think that sometimes they are some scientists there, some do something, they also do some calculations in russia. they definitely stayed there, there are people who make friends with their brains, remember that was the caricature conditionally - my, what do you know? there are a lot of such scientists depicted and it is written that russian scientists invented a time machine, they researched that if you sit for a whole month and do nothing, a whole month will pass and you can move into the future, so on this cheerful note, we are now let's pass the word to ani yevi melnyk, there is already fresh news left for this hour well, after the news, after the release of the news, we will return for your work , the news editor will work on the most important thing in a few

moments, be with us another find in the liberated territories of kharkiv region near balaklia, our defenders have found wreckage enemy aircraft namely over the sonic fighter bomber su-3