thank you. good health. well, let's start with yesterday's visit of the president to the liberated izyumsk, izyum. yes, it was yesterday, if i didn't confuse anything, so there he is. there is a photo . now i intend to show a video. he said about what will happen. a pension was paid to pensioners for the entire period of occupation. that is, it is almost six months. yes, please tell me what other signs of the return of power to their places, how will this pension be paid, or in cash, how will people receive it? do you know, well, look, we have some communities which and in conditions occupations were able to pay some pensions. for example, the head of the pecheneg united territorial community managed to simply transfer through the pecheneg reservoir to the other

side through the dam, there were pensions, humanitarian aid by car, and in cash to him he succeeded , for which he has great respect and thanks, because these are the funds with which people really survived. and now power is returning to the occupied territories. i think that yesterday's visit by the president is a very brave step, because raisin is very close oleksandr skoryk is with us, a deputy of the kharkiv regional council, the probability that a rocket could have arrived, well, it was very dangerous there. i think it is quite a risk , but we showed our enemies that the president calmly comes to the occupied territories with his entire entourage there and a very large number of military personnel is indicative for the people who live there and indicative for our military, well, this is a bold step

, i am there. congratulations, er, regarding the liberated territories, who goes there, er, the mail goes there, the parcel new the post office goes there, the police immediately came and started to clean up the collaborators. well, everything is returning to a normal, stable life. all the authorities at once, the heads of the district, military, civil administrations appeared in the cities. well, the authorities are recovering very quickly , very quickly. in all practice, the region as well as the cities, councils do not have powers. now, as management is done by the heads of communities, i cannot tell you why there are no uh. well, for example, where there was no occupation, the councils held sessions as they worked. there were no problems, please, because they worked there, where the territory was liberated again, there it is

decided by the head of the district, the voters of the district, and the military administration is there, it works there right away, and i think that they will hold a session in the near future, if they are if such decisions are needed in order for the vital activity of the community to be well supported, but i think that there will be no time for barges and there will be a time when there will be a solution directly at the expense of the head of the district council of the direct management of the solution of the serious problems that there are a lot of urgent problems, there are a lot of them, there is a problem with medicine, a problem with schools , a problem with a social group, with communal structures, well, there are really a lot of problems with programs because, well, they came, you know, they destroyed everything and left, as they usually do everywhere, not only in ukraine, everywhere where is the russian peace coming? there

comes devastation, there comes grief, there is a lot of work, oleksandr, well, you said the word destroyed. according to your information, which is the most developed, destroyed community in the sense of the freed and what are the percentages of destruction hello hello yes we hear you according to the experts of our troops according to the experts of the military on ours we believe that kupyan is not kupyansk raisin is destroyed by 85 there 90% practically everything is destroyed and now every day the volume as i thought will lead to the fact that the office the whole of kupyansk will lead to the fact that what kind of structure kupyansk will also be destroyed in such a percentage, that is, in a percentage ratio, because every day they shell it, the center there was practically demolished , what we saw from the video materials and what we

our military says that kupyansk, too, they will destroy from the face of the earth, of course, with this. revenge, these are terrorists who, er, excuse me, they can't do anything on the battlefield, they just ran away like bad dogs . they are still standing by the river, this is pure revenge. and to whom is revenge for those people who lived under the occupation, they are still there, let's say about kupyansk, let's say frankly, the master of the city, the collaborator surrendered the city and simply said, let them find the russians, because we do not want the destruction of the city, but when they left, the destruction of the city began, they once again showed what they are worth. these are ordinary terrorists who, no matter what , destroy everything that is ukrainian, everything that is not

theirs, so to speak. if it was under occupation, it is theirs she was beautiful and the people there were normal and everything was fine, but only he was singled out and they started shelling him. well, how can you call it, it's just bengali revenge on the people for what they, well, for the fact that they accepted the ukrainian government back, for the fact that they help the military, and so then i i think that this is actually the last information in the basement in kupyansk, five teenagers were released, they were received by the military of the russian federation, uh, as it turned out, before the release, four girls and a boy had been in the basement for seven days, teenagers and residents of kupyansk raisin and of the chuguyiv district were filled with students of the educational institution, future doctors, the release of the girls and the boy said that the occupiers carried out filtering measures with them, after which they locked them in the basement without explaining the reasons, eh, did you know about these similar crimes, how many of them have already been

recorded, what else we may not have seen even in bucha, oleksandr, you can't hear us well, but i understand what you told about teenagers, so they found who they received, i don't know about this story yet, but i can clearly state the fact that in all the liberated territories there were torture chambers in all the liberated territories there were basements and filter cities and cities for abusing the ukrainian population of people who supported military people who have an openly pro-ukrainian position for that in order for you to fall into the basement, you just need to have a ukrainian position for the ukrainian position, that's why i think that there will be many more such stories, they will unfortunately be even more cruel because they

are terrorists, they are occupiers, they behave in a typical way , nothing changes in them, torture, rape, abuse looting, looting, money, etc., buy out all the attributes of terrorist activity. i think every day we will receive more and more information about the purchased territories and they are fixed in the occupied territories, yes, yes. sexual issues, including violence, including everything, are recorded. i think that when the time comes to make a summary of this matter, the authorities will do it, or our regional police will do it, or the sbu will do such a detailed briefing, and they will talk about it all, but the terrible figure has already been on raisin, the deputies mentioned that about a thousand people killed have already been recorded, it is very difficult, it is very difficult

today to calculate how many people were killed in the raisin region because, well, 80% of the city is in ruins, what is the situation there in those houses that are completely collapsed, which fell into the basements, shells that were mined, a lot of mined in the liberated territories, a lot of mined buildings, mined in the basements and we still do not know the exact picture, but it is exactly like that according to the raisin. all our military people say about it that poetry is very terrible from tomorrow the local population there, well, it’s just so impressive and terrible, because the burials there are twice as many as there were, and there are places where some still did not make it to the dmss .

approximately, this project could be worse, but look at the kyiv region, there were 1,000 or something yes, and here only izyum is already a thousand and a pile of unsorted rubble. do you admit that there could be a more terrible picture of the liberated kharkiv region than bucha irpin , they took izyum, they bombed it, which was when the russians took izyum they occupied it, they simply shot it with all types of artillery. at that time , it was practically impossible to evacuate people, because the number of people in the city was practically very large, and i assume that it could be large the number of victims is allowed because, if you remember, there was even an airstrike in the area of ​​the hospital when it was completely destroyed, there were airstrikes over the basements, well, a direct airstrike into the basement, in which it was unknown how many people there were at the time

when the projectile flew by it is very, very difficult to count it, to count the bridge that is broken. yes, we will wait. investigative actions are still ongoing in these cities and settlements, so you said about the mayor of kupyansk, so someone gave uh, the city, uh, many traitors in the ranks of local self-government on i can say to the kharkiv region that there are many of them, they are mainly of course supporters of the party of regions, namely the opzzh, and we don’t see a large number of sharivniks there, we know that in our country matsegora surrendered his city, there were some elders who went over to the side of eh occupiers, well, it’s a small number, and some of the deputies and deputies’ assistants are there

to say that it was massive, uh, i can’t , because it wasn’t massive in nature, and i want to note that regardless of where the settlements are located there, for example , vovchansk and kozacha lopan i didn't even believe that that we will be able to release them because they are released because well, they are very close to the border and now after liberation they will be shelled not just by artillery but even there by 60's 80's diameter mortars yes how do they do it during the liberation of sumy oblast, chernihiv oblast , kyiv oblast, where er program areas are heavily shelled er, i want to say that there were not a large number of collaborators of traitors er among deputies and among local er officials so yes to say er support er- e russian is too small

even as populated areas that used to use russian television there, well, this is vovchanskyi. we long ago asked the regional council about the fact that we had already allocated funds there to build a tower that would house ukrainian television. there was even ukrainian television, everyone, even t2, tuned in to the russian channel , so you understand what propaganda is, how many people in the regional council do you have representatives of pro-russian parties, upszh shariy and there shariy you have was also yes, we don’t have me, we don’t have brains, we have shariy in the regional council. how many police officers do we have? what kind of organization has been disbanded there? they call us differently now. 20 on the 20th, the session of the regional council is planned to be continued. we will be. let

's see what they will be called in our country, i don't remember exactly, but in the district there are more than 30 deputies and 120. well, it's powerful enough for the regional council. in the city council, there are five, in my opinion, five deputies from four elites to the released izyuma, and they still report for the throne, but they detained two traitors somewhere, local residents voluntarily cooperated with the occupiers, one joined the ranks of the so-called people's militia, and the other worked in their pseudo-administration. are there many collaborators among the local population? in fact, russia does not have a lot of frankness, bread is correct, there is forced collaboration

, cooperation with collaborators with the occupiers is forced well, for example, in order to receive a pension, you need was to get a russian passport well, how can a person live for a long time and a month passes two passes three passes or for example, take a humanitarian woman or can a person not take a humanitarian woman even if she is a big supporter of ukraine there loves her with all his heart, but you understand when there is no no there is no pension , there is no money, there is nothing. you have to survive physically. that is why the concept of a collaborator is a collaboration. it is necessary to divide it a little because there is forced forced cooperation in the bodies of their gauleiters. there are such and such people who became school directors there. there for vegetables well, you know, for example, vovchansk became there, uh, they put a headmaster there, frankly a bandit, who has absolutely nothing to do with the field of education, and they just put

him there because he is oleksandr skoryk, can you hear us, a deputy of the kharkiv regional council about the local population er, which cooperated with the enemy. well, of course, there were those who simply lived there and fell under the occupation and were forced to somehow interact with the occupying authorities, but there was also a very conscious and proactive part. they detained these two traitorous girls, they worked there in the people's militia, and the other one in the administration. well, it is dangerous to return to the territory for liberation during the day in the kupyan district, a landmine blew up and a 54-year-old man was injured and now he is in the head he said to the kharkiv regional military administration that it may be

dangerous to return to the de-occupied territories until they are fully cleared. along the contact line, the enemy is shelling the positions of our military and is regrouping of their units, our defenders continue to destroy the occupiers, causing them great losses in strength and equipment to kharkiv region, they do not recommend returning , and the head of the military administration and local deputies, oleksandr skoryk, are with us again . these are the lists that were practiced in torture camps only in balaklia, three of them have already been found to be so torture. that is, they are local activists there, doctors, priests, journalists, i don’t know who. also add teachers, these are the lists of them well, they prepared ours. it turns out like merkupyanska, or where do you think they started to torture? of course they prepared it. these are yours. i will also add the participants of the ato, people with a frank opinion about the ukrainian position of people who are members of the european

solidarity party. all those people are people who we are supporters of the orthodox church of ukraine, people who talk about what they call nazism , confusing it with nationalism, just love for their country, unfortunately in kharkiv oblast, there is now a bad connection everywhere, we know because we tried to connect with raisin, which was one of the first to be released, but now it is almost 90% destroyed and there is simply no connection there. all our services and operators are trying to restore something there. well , i see that kharkiv oblast has very unstable mobile communications, especially in those territories that were released, oleksandr skoryk should return to

us, because mr. oleksandr, we have well, let's move on to the topic. because there is not much time in winter, if you say that izyum and kupyansk suffered the most . nothing. and what to do next? we need to restore at least the light, because without light, you can’t live at all, well, it’s impossible to live without light, gas, water, or light, and we even have territories that have been liberated for a long time, such as circuses, for example, cherkasy tyshki русская lozova in us and there until now , there is no electricity and well, there is nothing, no communal services, that's why people can't live there because you left us, someone stayed there, how do they prepare food for themselves, what do they do, do they

prepare food for themselves on rafts on firewood and live like that as you know, in the past, people lived there in the village when there was nothing. it is very difficult to live there. well, i will tell you that the people who live there are very few in these settlements, those who have been released for a long time do not return there, for example, there is no life in the circus because there is no such possibility. some settlements have to evacuate people from there. who is left, is there any sense in restoring something there, how should we prepare for winter, in particular, in the liberation of kharkiv oblast. well, for example, there are such villages as you, for example, will be a policeman, where the village is practically 100% destroyed, then there is no sense in

restoring anything there when, well, practically the entire territory is there the villages were destroyed, there are no such settlements where 50 to 70 percent of the er-e will be destroyed, well, the infrastructure and all the premises there and so on, everything must be looked at exclusively according to that. networks, because it is not easy to restore networks when there have been so many shellings, for example, it will be almost impossible to restore gas networks, because they are all cut to pieces, plus there is a very large number of mined territories, and even if you want to renew something, there is no trivial access to these territories, a very, very difficult situation - it will not be possible to do it in this short period, e.e., until winter, because there is little left until winter, therefore, in

my opinion, evacuation should be carried out from such territories that we are not able to restore at least light and about the city of kharkiv, well, look, i'm not even here, we can't even talk to you now. i'm off the air for the third time because we have an unstable connection, this all became the reason that the causal investigative connection with because there was a blow to us now we don't have enough electricity. even in the city of kharkiv, we have cities where we have restored the electricity grid, where there is no light and with ice, the city is very bad and there are problems with the number of volts in the network and problems with enterprises because they cannot start equipment because there is not enough 180-190 v, well, it is very difficult, very difficult, and if the chp is not restored , then kharkiv will have to flee to those apartments with

central heating. i ca n't stand it, i just can't stand it, there will be fires, it will happen, it will be destroyed, that's why the situation in kharkiv oblast is very difficult, how can i say to the populated areas of kharkiv oblast that were so liberated, there was information that lost people were found there, they are looking for russian military personnel they continue to clear the territory and in the course of the counteroffensive we know that not all of them managed to escape, the russians also left the equipment. well, it is clear that somewhere there, perhaps there are also russian soldiers, and here they found one, he simply hid somewhere in the house, we can hear a piece of his conversation, if only it turned out like this that i was left alone, you stayed on my own, i stayed to cover the waste, or what happened, they abandoned me, the shame is that

when people are abandoned by their officers, we are at the mercy of fate, alexander semenov is the name of this prisoner. what do you think? there are a lot of such losses in the kharkiv region, somewhere in the forests, in the houses, there are a lot of them. i would send you a lot from my personal archive, well, i can’t do that. no, because, well, it can’t be done until they hand them all over, mr. oleksandr, no. i can personally send a lot of people from the front. we receive the most of these so -called casualties in the izyum direction. because ours there were hit very instantly and they were hit from the east, and they just crashed there in an incredible number. was captured it simply means that they don't count

on their soldiers, their military, or their people, it's a banal escape, they just ran away like the last dogs, they just ran and left everything in the world . well, including people. i had time, uh, stand like in the picture, tell me about what you are doing. bless you and uh, unfortunately, they gave it. unfortunately, how many ukrainian soldiers, but they do not have a pity. we, our military, worked there as proofreaders in the artillery and there are a lot of people who do p oleksandr, on the one hand, we adhere to the convention of a civilized, legal country, on the other hand, we understand that they were just killing ukrainian civilians, leading them on, well, it was deliberate. we must remember that we have a very large number of prisoners , especially the azovians, and uh, i recommend our military to everyone to take a prisoner and hand it over to the

appropriate authorities so that we have an exchange background for our prisoners who are in large numbers, we know perfectly well that there are a large number of them in captivity, so everyone must be taken the problem with every document is that they don't want to change them, they are useless nizhyn is dead to the russian authorities, it's okay if they change some general, they have already completely lost contact, well , oleksandr skoryk was with us a deputy of the kharkiv regional council in kharkiv oblast, which is already more than 300 populated areas were freed from the occupation of our armed forces of ukraine, unfortunately, there is a bad connection , that's why we talked about it, too. it seemed to russia in this region that after kyiv region and the aftermath, nothing could be more terrifying, but only in balaklia, three

prison camps are the only things that have already been recorded . the relevant services are still working there and record every crime by russians against the civilian population of ukraine in the occupied cities of ukraine. these people were in the occupation for seven months, and for almost six months, meanwhile, some intelligence reports that separate units of the russian army were retreating from the kharkiv region in an unorganized and panicked manner, and the reason for this may be a local failure in command and control locally, the ministry of defense of britain notes that ukraine continues to establish control over the liberated areas of kharkiv region during the retreat, the russian army left behind a lot of equipment, and for that, for that . control machine ivy 14 ot we thank the armed forces of ukraine for every millimeter

of liberated ukrainian land because it is very valuable to us and every person is also valuable and important to us in this is the difference between the russians and ukraine. thank you for watching the program about local self-government or the truth. this is interesting. we talked about an example in the kharkiv regional council, or a quarter of the pro-russian deputies. now let's think about who elected them, how they voted for them, what they hoped for, and what they hoped for. it poured out to us thanks to our guest dmytro drobot oleksandr skoryk there were deputies from kharkiv oblast this is a program about local self-government thank you for being with us from the press and in the future we are looking for nine-year-old anastasia michno nothing has been known about the fate of this girl for more than four months. unfortunately, the details of the route of the disappearance are also scarce. i only know that the child lived

in the city of lysychansk in the luhansk region. it is likely that nastya was there with her mother, and contact with them was lost at the end of april in july the city completely came under the control of the occupiers, and did the family manage to leave somewhere or are they still there? but they simply cannot report something about themselves, perhaps due to the lack of communication, i do not know, so i am asking especially the residents of lysychansk, who can i can be seen on social networks now, take a close look at anastasia's photo, she has light blond hair and dark eyes, she looks like a girl maybe a little older than 9 years old, if anyone has seen her or knows where she might be now, don't delay , call us on the magnolia children's search hotline at call number 116,000, calls from any mobile operator are free, or write to the child search chatbot service in telegram, i have another story about missing children and every

occupied territory, this time kharkiv oblast, we are talking about the city of izyum and the two yurchenko brothers , 17-year-old hleb and six-year-old mark. they lived in the city from shelling in the forest and were hiding . he doesn't know how to use a computer and social networks, so he can't send us a link to family accounts, say on facebook, but he knows that they exist , so i'm appealing to everyone who recognized the yurchenko family from the city of izyum in the kharkiv region with a request respond maybe someone has their photo or a link to their social media profiles if so call us on the hotline of the child tracing service at the short number