interesting people well, of course, we have all seen these videos filmed by our soldiers, how people meet with tears, with joy, with great grandfathers, and so on . despite the government's plea not to return until they return home, i will not name the settlements , but yesterday convoys of cars already tried to break through to their homes, people want to live at home and this is a huge humanitarian problem because in these villages there is no light, there is no gas, hmm, they are broken and robbed, destroyed, mined. today, we published a photo that in arkhangelsk , which was liberated in october, anti-tank

anti-tank mines are still not hidden on the road, well, it is dangerous, first of all. well, secondly, the authorities have to do it this way to provide for all this, we saw that ilya e already began to deliver a repair kit for the house, it is clear that this is not a panacea, but these are kits that will allow a person to repair his house at least a little to prepare well, as far as it is possible before the winter, well, the authorities, because the issue of fuel supply is long, and can you imagine the scale if 270 people out of five thousand lived in visokopilly under occupation. resource. well, so am i. as far as i know, this problem is being solved. yesterday i spoke with the head of the military military

administration in the base. he said that they were ready for well, for such a non-advancement of the armed forces of ukraine, and they are now actively trying to help with this very point, since it is possible, of course, that he would, well, that the authorities would like to repeat once again that people spend the winter there somewhere, they were evacuated in kryvyi rolyka further, but people return home, well, they want to go home, they understood the desire, er, home is this is a place where people feel safe. she understood what was predicted. well, the walls were not peeled off. the native walls are still warm. but nevertheless , we urge people to take their time, as you say, take your time, who is in a hurry? he will laugh at himself. wait a little longer and then it will be possible to return to rebuild and start

life over as much as possible. thank you, mr. sergiu serhii nikitenko, a journalist from kherson told us about the situation of a good day, a dangerous day, this is a wonderful wish, but tell me if there is any calculation or is it being carried out already a calculation of how many katyvens were found in those territories from which our military organizations knocked out the russians. he is in the law enforcement agencies, the office of the mineral prosecutor in our country deals with this a special unit of the war department that collects all the facts of war crimes of crimes against humanity and these torture camps are just like that, are they stationary, such established places where they kept and subjected to torture, the civilian

population of the city, prisoners of the teroborts, and there are such well, let's say, er, artificially arranged basements , er, some garages, er, and this er, was actually observed starting from the very beginning of the war in 2014. well, here you need er, well, not even to demarcate, but to make a certain such a-a classification what are these places, because someone was kept, for example, simply in pits, that is, they were, er, i remember in the donetsk region there were situations back in 2014 when one of the methods of punishment was to chain a person for the night there to which that some kind of surfaces, such as there are iron bars, for example, and keeping a person adapted

for cruel treatment, these are more stationary, here we now see on the screen 11.2 people in villages that were liberated time and proper e tam all the means were found with the help of which they subjected this so-called standard former soviet police practice to torture with the help of gas masks or other means of suffocation twisting and in fact this medieval set which determined the work of the so -called law enforcement officers bodies, even starting from the soviet era and when it continued in soviet ukraine, we in the soviet ukraine are already

independent, i apologize for the prevarication with these soviet consequences remain, and this russian world actually stands on all the foundations that it is necessary to return to that soviet reality, and they convert to it precisely with the help of these soviet methods of cruel treatment and torture with the use of physical influence and psychological influence and sexual violence takes place in these territories in these places and accordingly what seems to be captured by these facts that should be properly investigated and become evidence in criminal proceedings that are opened and investigated by national

by the courts - it is very important and any reports about such places about the facts here are very important to clearly collect all the evidence. that is, this is an important element with the published iron teeth with the crowns pulled out, which also immediately began to be distributed as one of the evidences of ill- treatment of detainees or captives, in fact, this is also very carefully approached in order not to harm, because then a refutation appears that it is difficult to collect such a number of, let's say, the same crowns at once in one place moreover, if we look, for example, at the modern population, people up to 40-45 years old actually do not have this type, but the formation of teeth, to understand this , is already about elderly people, eh, i interviewed a rural dentist from the kharkiv region, who brought out

now this is a photo from the column of this publication. this is the bowl in which he is showing these crowns and maybe they are saying that it is possible that it is just possible that the russian occupier has a dentist somewhere, or that he was taken somewhere from the house or from his office. since people just those crowns are replaced by older people and there or children eh with those remnants of the russian world because these gold teeth or silver teeth are also garage dentistry eh which can also be compared with some kind of torture i wanted to ask you whether yesterday or the day before yesterday on our airwaves , one of our speakers compared the russian occupiers and their torture to what the nazis did. and you mention that these are some soviet

traditions and soviet traditions of torture , after all are the russian occupiers like nazis? they continue this soviet tradition of torture , about which we know very little because we were part of this soviet union and were occupied. it accompanied people starting from this school bullying, then the army with its hazing and many cases there and in the injuries and suicides committed by a member, actually it was also built on a very cruel agreement between young people from 18 to 20 to 21 years and they passed this school and entered life already with these skills. i'm

not talking about the criminal environment there, which also had its own principles and laws, but the law enforcement system just used the construction of confessions and, accordingly, this was achieved thanks to very cruel methods, i can only cite the following examples of the same serial refrigerator and murderer tkach, who was convicted for a long time, let's say, after a long term of committing crimes during this time, he was caught and convicted for his crimes was it committed by him or not? i remember about five or seven people who were sentenced to death by card, that is, people were actually forced to confess to crimes they did not commit. that's why such things

happened and it was the practice of law enforcement. organs that have become rudimentary. and in our law enforcement agencies, and we have been getting rid of it for decades, we still remember the recent incidents in kagarlyk in a situation where we also saw the means for torture for ill-treatment of detained persons, it still takes place and it is necessary to survive, but in russia this practice continues to remain and here it is transferred uh, if there were representatives of some riot police or uh, other so-called law enforcement structures, then they were , let's say, motivated and uh, understanding that this is their practice, they could apply it here on in these territories, let's remember what happened in chechnya, where er, about two hundred thousand people were missing. and what are

the cases of mapping er . by the responsibility to bear the punishment, mr. oleksandr , here lesya mentioned the soviet union and the practices of the soviet union. but we probably also felt that this russian actor is well-known. i don’t really know all of them. okhlobystin. well, i just, well, it’s someone. i think it’s some kind of pose. in fact , since 1991, i have watched two soviet russian films, once in a minibus because there was no council, and the second time in a plane, also for the same reason, but it costs less. this, uh, let's go to goida, or goida - this is a greeting from the

prichniks. that is, this is also this. it seems to me that we can very clearly say that there is a certain module of our own wendy, it's just a way of life in the russian world , including the existence of norms for the use of violence as physical as well as moral. that is, it is part of the norm, part of the life practice of the usual life practice, they did not come here to commit atrocities, they just behave like a plot as always eh , well, really uh point to the authorities, it is present in this russian discussion. and, actually, this structure is due to a certain kind of mass informational hypnosis that occurs, and this way

of revealing behavior towards the authorities, which should be completely trusted by no one. resistance and excuses for cruel behavior, what is the worst thing for me, for example, a gypsy woman, why did the same russia not undertake to investigate the cases of cruel treatment that were made public, on the contrary, it showed it and expanded it through its networks , for example, cases of sexual violence, remember meet with by cutting off the genitals, which were spread by the russian public, then they came to us on purpose, that is, instead of showing that this is not human treatment and a pension, what before they are arrested, they conduct, they are under investigation, they will be convicted for such behavior, on the contrary, everything was deliberately presented as one of the ways of such proper behavior in the occupied territories and

behavior with prisoners of war, i repeat, who should be protected. the first component of russian policy is intimidation , i.e. to intimidate, to force to obey. because of the threat of using such behavior in relation to a specific person, we see that the russian environment, the community, is intimidated, that is, when they go out there, let's say five rioters against a crowd of 100 people, they disperse this crowd in our country. 10 people can go out against the tanks and try to stop the tanks that capture their settlement, that is, there are different attitudes and different degrees of freedom and understanding of how free a person is in protecting his rights and the ability to disobey the government if it commits illegal actions is very important, and it is probably the

values ​​that we protect, which we actually embody and thanks to which the civilized world supports us, let's call it democratic countries that give us their support and to this day provide sanctions diplomatic pressure on the occupiers mr. oleksandr very briefly to your question and i will ask you to answer briefly and concisely because we already have to move on in our stage my colleague who worked in bucha after bucha was deoccupied she i noticed that people gladly went to her for contact, told her to experience what they had seen, and then quietly added, "i told you, but i will not tell the law enforcement officers from the prosecutor's office, and we understand that we also have a lot of trust in law enforcement agencies in ukraine. how can i explain it ?" to our people who survived these injuries, they witnessed that it is important to document and

tell not only to journalists, but also to the relevant representatives of law enforcement agencies so that it remains documented, why is it important to them to convey a very important issue, this is a question of motivation , it should be a person should be positively motivated to participate in investigative actions and to communicate with law enforcement agencies today, the situation is much better than it was at the beginning of the war in the 14th year, when it was in fact, complete and total mistrust of law enforcement agencies and people in general categorically refused to give dasha's testimony to law enforcement officers, believing that it is both ineffective and a waste of time. today, we already have a changed law enforcement system, and therefore i would urge everyone e-e resort to e-e testimonies as well as information notifications or e-e through e-e resources that

are there warcreen, for example, on the website of the prosecutor general’s office or directly through law enforcement agencies, you can contact non-governmental organizations, a tribunal for putin, our initiative provides her with legal support escort and this can help in the opening of criminal cases there everything is needed in order to protect the right of ownership and testing of the victims in case they suffered any physical injuries were injured suffered fatalities of any there are deaths er murders from er during the occupation from that regime there oleksandr thank you very much oleksandr pavlichenko executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights started before us thank you er we talked about these cat atrocities that take place everywhere russians where really those who committed these atrocities, who took away our lives and homes, they will be punished, they will bear

this punishment, and they will pay for what they did, and each of those victims will receive some kind of compensation, and oksana korchynska is a volunteer with us oksano joins in. good afternoon, yes. good morning. if you allow me, let's continue this topic a little bit . we talked with mr. oleksandr pavlichenko about all the testimonies of these atrocities that were arranged by the occupiers. you know, not so long ago there was a video of some kind. an activist in ukraine. he was a bandit, a bank robber, he was serving a sentence for robbing a bank somewhere in donetsk region. a political figure and he recently very aptly formulated what if the russian national

doctrine of vinegar was liberating that we will come to you we will kill and we will rob and i remembered that there is such a very persistent meme in russia and in russian social networks and this is also important because it is such an imprint if such a well and in the psychology of the people, it does not sound like kill, guard, kill, well, i won’t quote a little further, but let’s say that this is a certain and truly such a modus operandi, wendy. it seems to me the way of life of russians, and i don’t know if you you are also faced with victims who are now being given some kind of help, perhaps those people who survived the entire russian peace and those people who are still left there after the occupation, people who miss this russian peace, that they have begun to understand that this is, you know, that one thing goes hand in hand with others and next to zdostoyevsky and

his schismatics and tovardiya drozashchaya, or i have the right , there are always these catty eyes and abuse of people, humiliation of human dignity. well, for 7 months , after all, i have been engaged in helping the seriously wounded and simply wounded from the battlefield, including in to the civilian population, our point this week also received a lot of injured civilians and but i actually had a case that surprised me. i talked to a woman who left with the new kakhovka and whose father was a supporter of the russian spring and his in on the first day, the russians shot him, he was standing near his daughter's shop, he raised his hand, he was on a bicycle, he was over 70 years old, and he was shot, and this woman's mother, that is, the wife of this person, kept the video preserved, as the russians, columns of him

they were shot. and instead, this shopkeeper in many cities organized the departure of herself and her son to the unoccupied territory. they managed to do so at the last moment. her mother refused to leave. although she never supported or shared the position of the deceased father regarding sympathy for russia, but for e- it has been 6 months of this broadcast on the box of russian propaganda and once i received an extra payment of 10,000 rubles, this is for our 5,000 uah. this woman said that no, i am afraid to leave my apartment . there are really rational reasons when the russians they knock out and take over all the apartments in the occupied territories who don't live there, and everyone who has passed through irpin knows

that they were fishing like that, but i saw the same similar thing in 2008 when i went to help my brothers in georgia when there was a war there and i remember this situation, i didn't have it on my private camera, unfortunately the tv company i worked for then didn't agree to give it to me the correspondent was shot in 2008 by the russians . well, it’s absolutely the same people, probably now they are officers and lead those who are killing our ukrainians. they looted sheds near houses in ghur, took toilets and bicycles there, and bolted it to their tanks, and these cadres even i then passed it on to cnn, and as far as i know, they even made it public, and there you could see how to pull out toilets and old bicycles they carry on their tanks, so yes, this is the mentality of the horde and we

must forget this word about us brothers about that what are we, brothers, this was said in the soviet union for 70 years, an absolutely satanic country, and i understand how difficult it is with this, after all, we all use clichés for people who lived in the representative union. and we were born in the soviet union, but for promotion and for now and for that in order for our country to rise to the proper level in the world, we need to clearly understand clear concepts to call uh, now if you don't mind, i'm a little worried about the usual problems of military medicine and the front. because i'm coming back now, uh, i'm on on the road to my stabilization point, i was working in the north - in the south yesterday. and i want to say that when uh, all of ukraine rejoices at our membranes, and in the

south, in the kherson mykolaiv region, everyone should know that this is due to heavy losses across the border. we have a lot of wounded in there are a lot of dead people and i ask you to remember their families and help, including when it is necessary to bury a hero, because while there the country will help, the compensation lasts for one month and sometimes even more , and that is why all families need your help it is necessary for families who lose their best and most beloved eh. yesterday i spoke with the parents of such a heroic boy who is a company commander and he left. he had the right not to go . i visited them yesterday, they are seriously injured, they have an extremely high amputation, they still have to fight for their second limbs, but these are all young

people who left knowingly, but there were none of the wounded, or when they told me about the fallen heroes, heroes, etc. this is senior lieutenant polynychka and the commander of the 11th company and about how it happens is the only one that causes everyone this is not yet understandable and this is how the awarding is because the boys believe that it should be that the fallen heroes who saved their departure who saved them and their subordinates and instead, you should quickly reward your life, plus, if you allow it, because we are not worried about the evacuation of the wounded, we really lack armored vehicles. including semi-automobiles in the south, there are big problems with crossing pontoon crossings, and i am very grateful to those commanders who go to the meeting with their

medics and provide combat armored vehicles to evacuate the wounded, but the second vehicle, which is urgently needed at the front, and i even observed that the airborne troops - assault brigades, for example, jeeps , specially equipped for assaulting the wounded, only two per brigade, on the other hand, the newly created brigades and the territorial defense brigades do not have this equipment at all, but i have had it for several months the volunteers claim, and i absolutely trust them, in the military hospitals of ukraine that the command of the medical forces provided them with these sanitary cars for the evacuation of the wounded provided to us by international partners, and there are approximately 70 to 100 of them there. they are distributed by the command of the medical forces to the hospital and they are transported there in professional intensive care units, which, well, this is for a transit area - this is extremely scarce equipment, i say once again that there are only two airborne assault troops, i saw only two per brigade, i will not say how many

battalions, you yourself understand everything, yes, this technique is now used for no purpose in military hospitals, they carry sick people around the city or deliver products, so please remind the command of the medical forces that this technique in our international partners costs from €80,000, plus it is a specialized technique these are land cruiser jeeps and these are not navars, they must be troops , because even according to the nato reform, i am convinced that the commander of the medical forces, major general ostashchenko, knows that the customer is the customer, roll 1 roll 1 is there are troops therefore our our our goal