it is possible that mobilization can begin in mariupol. well, and about how people live there now, let's talk more about the situation in izyum. we are in touch with the deputy mayor of izyum , volodymyr matsokin, mr. volodymyr. good day to you. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes . there is a report in ukraine that two more mass burials have been found in izyum. let's start with this topic right away. someone else has an understanding of the scale of these burials. i understood. i know that these are mass burials. and i know that they are located on the territory of our city. i want to tell you that yes. next we have suspicions about the presence of other cemeteries, it's just that the city is overgrown - it's quite old and we also have many cemeteries near the cemeteries and we need to explore all the territories to see the full volume of

crimes created by the russians on the territory of the science city. besides, i already have information about poobinoki burials, which uh-uh would be given if people were uh-uh near reservoirs by force, she has such information and it also needs further research. therefore, these are five transverse ones. well, actually, news with raisins, all these details uh-uh about burial they are creepy about the fact that whole families were simply tortured there and there are small children with bullet holes in them, and we understand that this is not just a sniper somewhere all over there. and this was done by people, well, those creatures who are basically called people or should you say i can say for sure that these people, who should be called

creatures, simply took the lives of other people, and the worst thing is the most terrible. they probably took the lives of small children on purpose. already they gave me the light. what's up with raisin? what are the prospects? well, today i just became the president. the kharkiv oblast administration is working hard. recovery ah and that's why we'll try to contact you by phone so that the sound is better and you understand more details

about what's happening in the city because so far the news that i'm reading about various things is still very discovered in the village of lypki in the kharkiv district, they also found such a torture chamber, which was created in the basements of the kharkiv regional prosecutor's office. here are the pictures from there. that's where natasha tortured people, and there are also burials in our country after they died there in these, er, in these basements. they were then taken out with a report. well, there are some terrible pictures from there too. so we can see that it was absolutely massive in the occupied territories . we are horrified to find out what was happening. and then it is happening in the zaporizhzhia region, which is larger

part of all that is already occupied in kherson oblast, yes, there is a small part of the mykolaiv oblast, but the offensive of ukraine is developing, they are a very, very important indicator that the offensive is ongoing in our country. well, for me, the fact is that every day many helicopters and airplanes are shot down by the russians. means that the russians are literally trying to plug those holes with their aviation, which are not enough to hold back the next one, and they certainly do not use them in the steppe, but they lose their elites, which is very interesting that i was also here impressed, we probably also drew attention to this, that according to the estimates of the american institute for the study of war in russia, there are no more than 100 trained military pilots left. there are still not enough people, but there is no

one to put on these planes. well, those who do get on, they land and with such a hard landing, so they are negative, so we made sure that we were in touch with volodymyr matsokin, the deputy mayor of the city izyuma is with us, he is on the phone, volodymyr, can you hear us yes, yes, and we can hear you much better, please tell me how life is now in izyuma, have they restored or are people returning, how is demining going on, ah, well, first of all, i want to say mobile communication, unfortunately, there are problems with the internet, we are waiting for the restoration of electricity and it turns out that if there is electricity, then in fact there will be water and sewage will work, this is already a big plus, and i know that kharkiv energy has examined leps and they have quite optimistic information about

restoration of electricity access to the city itself, and this is... how do you set us up to have such hope that electricity will start coming to the city in the near future. today, the people of izyum are returning, but they are returning alone to look at their houses and others to decide how to to winter and certainly the more it is, the more normal conditions will be created, at least in these conditions, er, suitable conditions for existence, the more and 70 will remain, the city is returning. i am very grateful to them for this, doctors, we are restoring the work of the family of medicine, e-e, the second-level hospital is working as soon as it is contacted, e-e, the internet will appear, e-e, in online mode, e-e, it will work, and all our other educational institutions, lyceums, which are not

working today for objective reasons, but for children who are outside the territory outside the raisin territory , online training has been set up since september 1, we have been working and the educational process is taking place, that is why the situation is so short. i am very grateful that nova poshta has resumed operations. banking institutions i know that the managers of the banking institutions have already laid down in the city are determined regarding the restoration of the work of the banks and the institutions themselves. that it survived, and fortunately there were no flights there, people can return peacefully, perhaps, that they do not need to change anything, repair anything, i will say that

if during the occupation we said that there were high-rise buildings and non-residential buildings in the city destroyed by 80%. today i would say that the situation there is even worse, it's somewhere around 85-90% have one or another level of damage, even without the opinion of specialists, it is clear that there are high-rise buildings that need to be demolished because the floor slabs fell there and they are unfit for living today, people from high-rise buildings have moved to the private sector, they live there in houses of two or three families, and in the private sector, the situation is more or less better, there are wells, people have settled down to cook food, so the main view life now happens in a private sec. unfortunately

, not all of them are definitely damaged on the tops of which the windows have been preserved, but for jesus it is more of a unique situation than uh, well, let's say something suitable for the greater public. at least there, turn on the electricity and the heat pipe so that people can at least have peace of mind these days, which are absolutely not summer anymore, i don't know what the weather is like in lviv, but it is raining and it doesn't stop, well, at least there, we wish you a nice, nice sky. well and to restore as soon as possible what is most necessary for life. volodymyr matsokin, the deputy mayor of the city of izyum, was with us and talked about what life looks like now in a de-occupied place, how it is trying to eventually return to life after

the occupation. we'll talk a little later. well, it's not like that, either . well, in any case, it's very nice that it 's coming to life a little bit and is already engaged in restoration. and i'm here, what is it really in fact, what am i looking at, in fact, what is balaklia? i already said that the power supply was restored, this is today's news. well, this is good news for raisin as well. this was reported in the president's office. here they are connecting the raisin to the power supply. it was written by the deputy head of the office. of president kyrylo tymoshenko in a telegram. well, accordingly , there are optimistic forecasts regarding gas supply in the private sectors. well, nova poshta has been working in izyum for a long time, so if

you have any relatives and acquaintances left there, you can contact them to deliver something well, some kind of delivery of a parcel something nice what is happening now in zaporizhzhia let's ask oleg buryak the head of the zaporizhzhia district state administration we congratulate him to our etary good day oleg yes good day eh let's start by asking about these pseudo-referendums how are they going on eh what are the russians drawing there, how many people have already voted according to their calculations? well, they are 93 percent. but with their colleagues, they also say that perhaps 20 percent voted, and of them, perhaps 10% of the total voted for the so-called referendum i know that in the city of melitopol there

are about 60,000 of the population of 160,000 people left. and of these people, it is being asked to somehow create some kind of indicators. well, i even have such an example, so it means that some kind of there are the representatives of this commission, the private sector, and the gate. they take the gate. and it is smeared with this solidol. that is, the work was done with the spent solidol, and it had to be wiped off. -he was watching from the window three cells with they posted a lot of such moments, little one, little

one, beautiful ukrainian, exquisite, uh, revenge for those who are trying to bring the russian world here or to bring the ukrainian land to the russian world by the ears, well, they show that our people under occupation are twisting their butts in their pockets. well, none the less, these pseudo-referendums are the same bone they show those people who are over there at the precincts. are they some brought in there and brought in, uh, you know, that ’s why they insist on it all the time. well, there’s everything there, but for us, it doesn’t matter at all, we have our borders are the borders that we will defend and until we reach them, well, this war is for us, everything has already been decided, who would like to be with

collaborators, who became a traitor or a traitor, who wanted to leave and left here, that is, who works in the rear, who left in the armed forces, everyone chose their own path. well, now we have been fighting for another 8 months . well, these people who chose this path to help the occupiers. well, they are, i hope so . they clearly understand that if something happens to you, they are there they are planning either crimea or growth or where to go, but i don't understand why, well, what does it give them, i don't understand my common sense, i have never seen such a cool person in this, you know, there are some who play chess, then they play checkers a who are we touching? for me, these collaborators are touching the

players in some way. we slapped and hit. we didn't hit. but when the russians wrote the question there, the text was in ukrainian they counted on the fact that people who have pro-ukrainian views will influence them in order to put a check mark next to this box gives yes no, i understand that this is some kind of game in democracy in order to show the domestic market. you see, we respect the law of other countries too, but this is it is the free choice of these people, they want to be with russia so much, that is why they

vote for us, regardless of what is written there in russian or ukrainian, i understand everything, it is only such uh, internal for internal needs, i don't know there is a step, what is it, how? well, how can i say it? well, it doesn’t work, i don’t understand, there is no logic, but what is this information about the fact that in melitopol they will try to mobilize local men to the russian army yes, there is such a thing well, first of all, i gave my order and they closed the possibility of leaving for men between the ages of 18 and 35 and all these people are returned back, as well as men who have already

received russian passports and already come and formulate the so-called volunteers. they thought they were getting a passport and if you can stand on it skiing yes, go somewhere in russia, and no, no, fight here, that’s why, well, what if the villains there deserve it , or how the katyusha katyusha will deserve to understand them with logic. but really, as you say , look for logic there, uh, it’s not worth it there there are other rules and laws that only they understand. i thank you, mr. oleg, for the conversation. oleg buryak. the head of the zaporizhia district state administration told us about how the pseudo-referendums in the zaporizhia region, in the

occupied part of the zaporizhia district, were canceled . all events in melitopol, everyone should sit at home and wait until they come to them with that suitcase. well, with that guy , there they vote under the strict supervision of two machine gunners or wait. well, you can wait. you can not open the door. pretend that no one is at home. or you can take solidol that is, there is nothing special, well, something else can be somewhere, well, this one, well, yes, yes, what is the imagination rich in, just, just to make it pleasant, as we say, welcome. well , how do they leave it? where they live there and it’s fine, we’re finishing this russian fecal topic and we’re continuing our roll call, and our next guest will be from

kherson. well, of course, there’s also a pseudo-referendum going on in the kherson region. there’s also an interesting story. a former deputy of the verkhovna rada died in kherson. ugu is such a regionalist, i don't know. this is this. this is the only person with disabilities with a disability who has never caused me sympathy in my life. when i was a parliamentary journalist, he is such an idiot. an insolent and unpleasant person. i probably don't know. i have to search, well, even how much in principle was drawn in the ranks of this party, in which regions, in which regions ? well, there were terribly unpleasant people. well, people like this crane. then i had to search, well, really terribly unpleasant . man, that's why, let's talk about him, too. volodymyr molchanov, a political scientist from

kherson . the rape and murder of a 14-year-old girl, and i did not learn from viktor yushchenko, like most ukrainians, from the parliamentary podium when he announced it, but from local residents and later. to be in the same room with him, that's why he himself left, you know, this former lyubinsk, he himself is from oleshka from the former tsyrupinsk. but it seems that he also left his family, which actually put him in a boarding school, also the rest, and he was brought up there in orphanage for children with disabilities, that is,

when i first learned about its existence, i had feelings because i did not know him, of course i had sympathy and even such a certain delight at the fact that a person made himself. it was in the 90s , when the enterprise appeared eh hmm all those so -called community of initiative of the able-bodied invalids, as it turned out later, it was taken care of by lyudmila kuchma and dmitry tabachnyk, and in fact, this enterprise was rather such an office for money laundering and customs importation from excise goods, but really, even after zhuravko began to cooperate with the party of the then government. at first it was a block for food, then this party of regions, i still did not feel any aversion to him,

even when he carried some pro-government propaganda there with television and radio broadcasts, believing that it was well, let's say yes , it is necessary to pay such a forced fee for your loyalty for a certain help from the authorities, and only after getting to know his true face, so to speak, from residents who could be trusted, i realized that, uh, probably everyone is pulling someone there into the hands of the powerful let's just say that they are so powerfully pro-russian. they have some kind of flaw in their heads, first of all, and that's why zhuravka was, let's just say, a typical representative of what he thought. he must have grabbed the princes of god by the beard from the mud, but his true moral account was manifested in the fact that when he well, i know, mmm, in such detail, everything that happened there, he killed a girl whom he accepted as a commandment. and when

she turned out not to be a prostitute and sent him, he followed his bodyguards, let's just say, he got angry. not they provide certain services. well, this is just an example. that's why he fled to russia immediately after the revolution of dignity, so that despite the fact that the case was closed and he was beaten to death in 2005, his bodyguards actually killed him at the time, unknown people thought that he had been killed, but he still recovered and thought that this past was over, so to speak. -e decided to run away for the better and

not even to return in 2019, when most of these er, let’s say, low-ranking fugitives, who er, had no problems, formally had no problems with the law. they returned, even people like portnov, believing that the danger was over for them, and zhuravka, of course, only returned after this occupation, and he, being there in the occupation, being in exile in russia, apparently continued his laundering activity, receiving some kind of funding and behaving, let's say, like a small russian propagandist, and already when he returned, he behaved not like a propagandist , rather like some kind of shadow curator, so he now ended up not on the dock and not behind bars, but ended up in the other world. well, in the end, on the other hand, we can thank those who sent him

to hell for that what did mr. volodymyr do? please tell me how the pseudo-referendum is going on in the kherson region. what are the propagandists of the occupiers drawing or are people participating, how are they trying to avoid participation in the referendum in the end ? it will never come again in these four days, which the occupiers took to the so-called remote voting. they came to the others two or three times already. they knock on the door, they don't open it. it should be noted that the acts of the majority of these vote gatherers have decreased a little, they have probably realized that there

is no need to try to collect something, you can simply draw the required number of signatures, because the voter lists are in the majority the majority of these collectors do not exist. how are they, on the contrary ? some of them have them in the form of lists of some kind of artisans, either from zheks or from local councils, and only a minority have lists of voters similar to those that were stolen from the kherson regional archive, that is voter lists from two years ago . they go with them. and what’s interesting is that you are absolutely useless to those who collect votes on the street from those who are suitable, so to speak, or whom it will be possible to attract, and all the collectors, for some reason, they can also be with the lists. what is the point of them how are they there they are looking for those who will be suitable if the lists are

either at a specific address or they should be by specific surnames, these lists were specifically compiled by addresses, uh, more than that, those who go with the lists. they are trying to attract people who died or fled to vote, that is when they find someone, they point to his neighbors with the same last name. and why don't they want to vote if he says no, that is, if a person has already fallen on the hook, so to speak, and they force him to vote, most often with fake machines, then they force him in the same way to vote for relatives, in particular, and for the dead, for neighbors who have gone somewhere, they don't open the door yet, and if we don't write, then she is usually forced to do so, there are cases where one person voted several times without wanting to do so, it's not for me at all the russian singer chicherina will come, she has already managed to

vote in the lpr and in the dpr once, i think she will vote 10 more times for the kherson people. a deputy of the odessa city council and in odessa again these iranian drones have arrived, unfortunately, odessa is being shelled, it is obvious that these martyrs are firing from the crimea, peter , have a good day. how do the people of odessa feel yesterday? we were told that 8 drones were shot down by the seas. i personally did not see anything. that is, it was at a fairly long distance from odessa , and this morning they attacked near odessa. it is also 80 kilometers from odessa to the south of the village in which has a military unit and they are now

trying to evacuate people, er, people don't want to evacuate, why why did they decide to attack odeshchyna with drones, because for the most part, well , most of the news is actually when these drones are not giving life from odeshchya. i think it's very simple to explain , they attack where they can, odesa and the entire coast are such vulnerable places, where can it go if it starts from the crimea or from the occupied part of the kherson region, but we have not yet learned how to fully develop the attack. but i think what will we learn and i see that these drones can supposedly fly 2,000 km there, but for some reason they attack the hearing of the skinber spit from the crimea, well, that is, there are 200-300 kilometers, and they are slow, they are very noisy, but they fly low that's why i think we need a little more time to teach

everyone to shoot down completely, these vo-8s were shot down from our planes yesterday, but i think it's not effective enough and we can't keep such a constant in the sky, but when will we learn to shoot them down from the ground then we will be safe to hope yes maybe these cheetahs and other different take-off installations from one life to solve this problem, let's talk a little more about it later , i'm glad that odesa is unbreakable and petro obukhov reacts to it calmly, this was confirmed by the deputy of the odesa city council well, our first hour and eterus lesiyu the hook ends on this and on this, anna diva melnyk takes over the baton. she already has a fresh news trust and she will present it to you. thank you, colleagues . hello. thank you for your work . pervomaiska and