and freedom promotes human rights and democracy in ukraine, its employees monitor the work of the authorities and law enforcement officers. they also support protests and follow the investigation of crimes committed on the euromaidan with the beginning of a full-scale invasion of the center. it protects the interests of ukraine at the international level and documents war crimes . received the peace prize on a level with the russian federation and belarus, according to the expert of the center for civil liberties mykhailo sava, ukrainian human rights defenders currently cannot help compatriots who are in captivity in the russian federation, but human rights defenders from the russian memorial can and do this. this organization was declared a foreign agent in russia and liquidated by the decision of the russian authorities, but despite this, they still oppose the regime of marina bilenka . details of the inter marathon tv channel. in general terms, there was an information day on saturday, october 8. the only news marathon continues . i will pass the word on to my colleague oleksandr

prosyanik, he will be in this studio literally for a minute and we will see each other in a little more than an hour unconquered cities of ukraine odesa, a picturesque city on the shores of the black sea since ancient times, the territory of modern odesa was a delicacy for the ottoman empire and the russian empire of nazi germany, and today for fascist russia, and don't rush, don't do it to mom she has nerves ukrainian heart odesa unconquered

we will see their faces in the news, you will not find their names in the lists of awardees they are known but unusual they report on enemy positions they paste leaflets and blow up traitors, they bring victory closer and because of them, the enemy has the earth burning under his feet, because this is our land. glory to the ukrainian partisans. mariupol is all around darkness, spring will be a golden sea of ​​rye, bare feet of children, grass. we will live with you, because there will still be a lot of work . let them burn with the fire of sunflowers quietly what will sprout

from the enemy's pockets, we have many plans for after the war, we will live for them, we will live remembering all the children of the war, the wounded and the dead, the missing, the deported and displacement if you know any information about a missing or deported child, report it on the state portal children of war at the address children

of war.gov.ua or by calling 0.850-1720 help bring the child home

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information the inter service continues its work in marathon, the only news is oleksandr, a beggar, he volunteered to defend his native mariupol , went through hell and almost died in captivity , and despite all this, ukrainian defender serhiy khokhlov maintained clarity of thought and optimism with a man of steel who could not be broken even through hard battles or torture, they talked to kolomiets sergey first of all, i congratulate you on your return to the motherland with your release from captivity, we met on

the territory of a medical institution, so the first questions how do you feel in everything is fine, tell me, this is how it started when we met the war in azovla , as usual, peaceful people at home in their apartment in their native mariupol with their family, and this news finally convinced everyone in shock and bewilderment most of the time, he does not believe what is happening. well, when you hear the city working with artillery, it’s natural that the understanding of the beginning of the war comes to you very quickly. accordingly, all subdivisions, all city structures, were brought into a certain mode of operation, taking into account the fact that i, uh a former policeman and was retired, worked here, accordingly, i went out with my guys, former colleagues, i was interested in how they are doing, what are the things that

the city does, what do they do with the force structure? well, i asked if i needed to what is my help or assistance? in response , i heard that yes, of course, help especially. well, the old guard. as they say, those who know the city know the specifics. she is needed and will be extremely useful . the police in general, this is the protection of public order , they provided assistance with the evacuation of the peaceful population, especially as you know, now we already know this, ordzhonikidze, the left-bank district of our city, here is food delivery, water delivery, and every day the situation it stopped all the harder, the harder - the ring was shrinking, there was no way out of the second one, how does it go to all the divisions located, the wagon remained in the night from april 14 to 15, a mass breakthrough began , so on the factory of the auxiliary territory of the astal plant,

which lasted for several days, unfortunately , it did not go as smoothly as i would like to know that a lot of guys died during the fording of the river , because the bridge was destroyed by natural forces. there were no direct responsibilities that you had during your stay at azovstal. well, we uh, our guys, the honey police, who were mostly there. our task was uh, uh, protecting the tunnels. where is the access to drinking water, or is there a technical fence, so that no onlookers or uh, enemy orcs pass through? from bunkers, that is, you went out on such patrols, but already underground, if you can say so. well, all life passed underground, and only groups in positions that occupied positions went up, or, well, other

events were held there, that is, there were such days or even weeks, when every day you tried such a hole, it was more and more, and in general, when you got up, it was not necessary to go up to the ground on the grass itself, you could admire the sun and the blocks through the hole in the concrete. you talk about it so romantically, but we know how much - it was terrible, we all saw and showed our viewers these terrible shots, when every day there were shelling, these heavy air bombs flew on people and on those who were in azovstal. tell me, please, what was the atmosphere like inside such moments and well, how was it even possible to survive when you understand that such a thing flies just on your head well, i'm not a skeleton, it was really scary even when i was underground everything was shaking everything was shaking somewhere the light equipment

fell down somewhere nearby dust fell rust rust that’s all it takes for a few hours, then it doesn’t come , that’s why, well, the survivors are still alive after this, the joy of that or a raid, an air raid, at what point are you already completely surrounded by the enemy, and that, in principle, the situation becomes more and more critical, they tried to interrupt, although i tried to storm several times, they realized that it was useless, so they simply destroyed us, i think they bombed and destroyed the entire infrastructure, including the factory, and all of us and the commanders of all the guys will have to tighten their belts, although in general, no one was there and we don't have such a straight cut, that's why we warned that the food allowed for the following week will be slightly less.

we understood later that the amount of collected water that comes in, that it also becomes less and the lack of medication, this is the main headache that we saw every day and understood that the wounded were suffering and there was nothing to operate on them, that is, from healthy couples, they did not go to unfortunately, there were двух соды те кто быбабал surrendering as a prisoner. how did you and your comrades take it? i want to say right away that the question is the opinion of almost all eh fighters about surrendering and including being sent to command. the question is not at all considered because i know we already know examples from the fourteenth year unfortunately, there are so many negative ones that something is agreed with the orcs about something uh- uh, he believes in them, it is absolutely impossible even to provide a green corridor when here

is the ilbaysky boiler when we left, we understood how it is said that we will stand until the end, what will happen, what will happen, no one has lost hope, that they will help us, or that they will come to support us , or that other operational tactical actions will be taken, and then a decision was made about that already many people know about let's say that it's not about surrender, but about the cessation of resistance, they clenched all their will into a fist, clenched their teeth, and in the end, there will be life left for them, then they will use their strength and health to carry out the next struggle лучше на мой взглад чем остастя в общем большем, больгённым врастатали we saw these buses to which prisoners of war were already invited by our defenders as they drove somewhere under machine gun fire please tell us how you got there and what happened next all of us

everyone went out with their weapons in their hands, we didn’t leave with schoolboy hands that, in general, too , there was such a moral moment, there was such a thing that yes, we still don’t surrender, how about with white towels there, with a white flag filled with hands, no, we left second, one of the conditions of this evacuation from the plant was that we would be protected and dealt with only by representatives of russia, that is , we would not have any contact with the dpr of the lpr. of course right away, it’s unpleasant here, i can’t say anything , first of all, it’s handing over weapons, then a search of extra things, your inspection, fixing your data , boarding the bus, escorting, everything is not usual, unusual, uh , placement in elena’s zone, everyone was distracted by the barracks, here a few

hundreds of people and in general yes, our further maintenance took place there. i know that our boys and your brothers are in captivity, but when , during the great exchange, all of ukraine saw in what condition our defenders returned they were just horrified. well, what were the people like before they were captured? what were they like when they returned? please tell us in what conditions you were there and what was the attitude towards you? it's so basic, 21 kg of porridge for breakfast, liquid porridge for lunch and the same porridge for dinner, well, after a piece of bread, especially young guys suffered because they did not finish eating naturally, young

growing organisms would like to give their portion khlaba here in order to, well, support the guys. i know that you survived this blow to the deer park very much, and there were many wounded. yes, it happened already after the resistance at night. shrapnel flew into the barracks. in general, later we found out that it was an explosion in the barracks that were occupied by our guys . apparently, the russians were obviously trying to hide something, clean something, cover something, replace something, replace it, replace it, and how far is it from the barrack you were in, well, let

it be 500-600 meters. that's how i'll tell you the unknown where did you fly, where did you fly , what was your future after this incident? after this incident , the russians did not fully fulfill the terms of the agreement that we were all in elenovke in the evacuation of elenovke under the protection of the russian convoy and those uh, well, in the son of the son’s employees, the service of execution of punishment uh, that’s all for the fact that then the practice is more than half. these are purely already zones that are protected by the dnr eh and eh lnr regime, the language is already confused with them that's why the conditions there are different with everything and the personnel

are completely different. including well, it is already possible to speak and physical violence was pleasant, these parties were created by themselves, it gives them pleasure , let's say it seemed to them that we were slowly running into the dining room, it seemed like we were slowly running out. well, in order to interfere with this process, what is necessary to use, to use the naturalness of the means, this is a rubber baton, did you feel any light at the end of this tunnel, that when you were on the ground, when the commander radish brought all this to us. the decision was made. the main command was that he gave us such a beautiful shit, guys, eh. we're evacuating to elenovka. that's all. well, just kidding, he said that, he said so nervously, yes, we'll all be

replaced. we won't stay there for long, don't worry . but he immediately said that he had no plans for the summer. stroytech, did you understand at the end of this dark page in your life that an exchange was about to take place, or was it the same surprise for you as it was for all ukrainians? exchangeable проемешения передвежения you don't know until the last where you will be dropped off and what will happen to you khokhlov and it is osirov, they read the last names in barak, a minimum of things for the exit, everything and where you don't know, they don't tell you, and everything after this, they hand you over to the convoy, they bring you there to the exit conveys the convoy tie your eyes tie the pipes and you don't see anything, you do n't understand the noise of the airfield with the noise of the airplanes, you're going to have another question

, where are you ? where and where we didn't know where we were being taken to the exchange, what did you see when they finally removed this bandage from your face and what did you feel when you realized that this is already your native land, the phrase сейчас мы вам будем обозобдать руки глаза you remove the bandages yourself here and free lux, you can see that the form is the second and the second one, in general, that this is belarusian , the inspector’s staff was visible. after that, two guys came in, well, really, without any cognitive signs, and in general, they announced that, guys, i welcome you, everything is lit, you are at home our lines are in ukrainian. they approached us , congratulated us, and the first question that i had planned was asked on the bus: are we already in ukraine or not? they said no, for ukraine, we need to walk

another 300-400 meters. eh, they just slapped each of us, it’s just an incredible feeling, what was the first thing you did when you crossed the border, of course, it ’s a phone . so that for everything the topic is that you are all in ukraine, who was the first to call, and then, well, he called his wife first. yes, he heard screams of joy and all. tears. and you are from mariupol, i understand correctly. yes, mariupol is my whole family, we all citizens of mariupol, what is with you now and what are your plans for the future? well, the plans of all mariupol residents are to take their city back and return

it . unfortunately, we understand. practically no, that's why even if he is released , i don't know, but at least two or three years are needed in order to start life in him and return there to live a full life, it's not even worth discussing, according to the latest information, uh, it's my apartment, even though it's there there were two bomb attacks, the house was without an eye, without a door, that is, all that was there, balconies, doors, windows, that ’s all, uh, outside, that’s all, well, 200 walls, ceilings, whole, that’s why it was hoped that the apartment would be returned. it would remain whole at home. now you it somehow manages to help the relatives of prisoners who are still in the hands of the russians. i watched last week's report here. a group of women came to kiev. they gathered. these were

the russians of our sailors who defended mariupol in the port and then took part in the eighth port. i saw photo of the guy on the poster, yes, i found out, guys, i was with him in horlovka, in the same barracks, we were, we appeared on the editor of this program. well, inter broadcasted this program. two days later, they appeared on me the mother of this guy, a soldier of our sailor, and i told him everything, in general, i told him about his health and where he is. well, she had the last information about him at the beginning of july. sergey, we are also grateful to you for your decision for everything you did , including for finding the time and strength to meet with us now pavlo speaks to everyone who supports well, the military and not only the military support the emigrants and thank you to our residents of our ukrainians who show

so much warmth we all have us that this is an incommunicable feeling for everyone and those who are fighting and those who are in the rear, this is just one big reality, grief really united us . i would like that after the end of the war, ukraine would continue to remain as united, friendly, or two friendly, as it was and will be forever. i hope and flew there, as now i remember the rockets and the beautiful and scary armored car, the helmet blew me away. i want to feel it from my

own. they fought off the first minute, i just wanted to survive just for their sake, for the sake of the seven oleksandr good day. i want to start our interview with the events of 2014. then you were a resident of donetsk region, novoazovsk district, and you started your fight against the russian invasion. then you can tell a partisan about those events, you work in the city . mariupol elektrosuvarshchikam horvodokanale goroda mariupol met many military people in mariupol with artillerymen in russia, and my native entered the village of novoazovsky district, the village of sahanka, and already began to transmit partisans now that is кородинты деньги сайдот дене базируються the fighting has

already left for shirokina, my task was to get out in time to walk around my native village so that misha could see people. today, people do not leave their homes. i had to slowly crawl some 30,400 meters in order to see all the corrections, i turned on the lights so that all of this could be seen with the phone. it was scary. it was scary. well , i wasn’t afraid for myself. i was already afraid of the temptation that my parents would come. it was scary when the equipment was nearby. and this boarding dog is passing by, the dog is looking at the episode, the dog ran after me, the little one found a boarding place, he was lying all this on the phone , he was talking, as they say online, the dog ran by and nearby, the motorcycle lyga equipment

drove by, i thought it was scary, if only this dog didn’t now i ran to bark at them so that they wouldn't betray me. well, thank god the dog was a small puppy , but it stayed with me. how did you get to mariupol? it was the end of february 15, when even the most russians understood that something was wrong here. that's because it's just shelling their territory, their bass. that's exactly a direct hit, and when one is beautiful, as the saying goes , the day is just from this friend who was with me, he stopped by our acquaintance, who is in the guard house there , and he asked some bee what he was saying here he said, guys are looking for you, they asked specifically your last name, you are a

virgin , work, where are you? in mariupol, in mariupol, you signed up. and then even in the azov battalion, so yes, the neighbors passed through the bags. and that’s how i got into the zaporozhye battalion, then the azov battalion, where i served until the fall of 16th. then you broke into the national guard , so in principle, the 57th national guard ukraine, in the city of mariupol, you studied military affairs directly in azov, yes, of course, i give it in general, yes, you didn’t serve anything, even if you didn’t have a machine gun. on february 24, do you remember where you were when you encountered a full-scale war, yes, of course here in front of my eyes, i will never forget, even my eyes go away. i don’t have to close my eyes like

that. at 3 o'clock i arrived somewhere, we were all lined up, and we were standing. that's how it was. and we flew then, as now i remember the rockets and they were beautiful and frighteningly beautiful, because they flew like fireworks, and it was scary that they understood that she was flying somewhere and nowhere. we are military units they understood that this is what they are playing well, at least i understood that something is not playing there, it’s not a hurricane, it’s something scary, it flies, it’s very scary, rockets that i, at least, in 14-15-16 encountered such when you moved to the defense of azov they started to leave, it was already april when we had them, although we were taken out earlier . but it was the defense that caught the beginning, it was like how the defense was, they left us, my unit, i am the driver