everyone else is changing clothes there in these rooms, uh, on the floor just like that, there were pregnant women and nursing children, and i saw them all . i went there too, i won't forget that in the drama theater there was the same child to whom i used to carry a congeal, which i remember. and they will forget , uh, it's because i'm it, it's me already, but it's not possible to just take it and kill it. i don't know who it is. what should be the punishment for that pilot those who did this, we will not forgive in an hour , in two, we will not forget this pain, and people lost their children, cities will be built, we will build houses, but the

mother will not be returned to the son. the next trip to mariupol will be the last on march 28. mykhailo saw his hometown for the last time. currently, the red bead continues to travel to the occupied cities of ukraine. mykhailo and other volunteers take on any work to paint the russian tricolor, please bring humanitarian aid to evacuate a family with 10 children without any problems, a woman approaches me and says you can. well, i can take out what he has for 10 days, i mean, where are you sitting ? i understand, and then she already tells me how it all happened, they came to the kovsharovka, here she is on a

bicycle, the wheel broke into his, she saw me, she came up to me on the beads, you know, that's how god arranged everything like that, yes, it's simple, i just stood on i came up, i'm talking to you i say visa, i will come. she said that it was a zakovsharovkoy village. i don’t remember the exact village. well, they went and took it to kiev. it’s very expensive . i asked for subscribers. the rest well, that is, people are not left on the street, and even rescuing a dog that fell from a destroyed bridge in the kharkiv region and from a height of several meters, although mykhailo admits , it was scary." ah, it's not with my new car that

i bought. i even asked him, i say, and he says that's what he says last year, we say we pulled the car on it, they say it's normal, he says it lasted, i think it's the same last year, and you're going down yourself. less about something there for too long and they just don't talk. i just do it like that and it turned out to be the most interesting thing that literally seems to be the next day there after a day. the water level rose and there were no longer these islands. well, it turns out that all that is not everything is happening on time and thank god it is possible to do it, but the main function is just to talk to people and give them hope for more than what they took and

pharmacy . i was afraid to open the door to anyone at all. well, there were those who just walked and there they could just tell where someone lives and that was not without it, and as they say in semenenia without a freak , that's because they handed it over and took it for questioning and kept it in people's basements, the greatest effectiveness of a volunteer on adaptation is psychological. you need to communicate with people. they need a vampire so that they communicate with people more often. this is more psychological help that they were not left. the volunteer is actively trying to shoot and post videos on social networks. this is a tool,

says the man. people can find each other here. to learn about the families and the address to help them, the volunteers also have a warehouse where you can bring food and medicines, take part in packaging and even a regular comment, an element of the information front, so it is not difficult to help, it becomes a part of life. it seems to me that i receive more volunteering than people receive from me because there is such a positive thing in it, that's how you charge other people, and it's cool, watching the video, you'll easily notice that it's very easy for a man to find contacts with children hoarseness strong everything let go mykhailo has four children of his own, when i

asked him if he was thinking of leaving the country, he only smiled, the place where his family wants to go, there is only one thing, i don't want to go anywhere, i want to go to mariupol faster, eh, and they want to go to mariupol tetyana litvynova oscar janson we thank you to our colleagues thank you to the hero of this story about er real cool work for our ukrainian people and we are moving further on the air with us in communication oleksiy goncharenko people's deputy of ukraine p oleksiy we welcome you glory to ukraine and i want to talk in fact, it is not important and rather such a controversial topic , there is information that a group of people's deputies proposes to the verkhovna rada to adopt a statement condemning the occupation of the territory of the republic of belarus by the russian federation, and that ukraine will be able to temporarily recognize the occupation of belarus by russia and appeal accordingly to the international

community, and we actually have hope knock the hell out of the lukashenka regime well, for example, the participation of belarus in internationally recognized organizations on the other hand, aren't we filming on your opinion of responsibility from belarus, the country from belarus as a people for what is possible from their territory because of their somewhere underwork is carried out on us , including aggression. unification for a democratic belarus why is it important because it is the truth we must always tell the truth belarus is really occupied er lukashenko's regime he is an occupation he does not represent any belarusians what about whether do we remove responsibility or not? well,

of course, there is definitely responsibility, but on the other hand, well, let's imagine. yes, there are rockets flying from occupied kherson to mykolaiv today, are khersons to blame for this? well, obviously not , because kherson is simply occupied, i hope so far what and i am sure that so far it is the same here they are simply occupied lukashenko's occupation regime is operating there and we have to call a spade a spade , just knock the ground out from under the feet of this regime and let it be used as a legitimate, as it were e-e state and the authorities in this state through the un, osce, other institutions, and in addition, it will allow to strengthen the grouping of our allies on the borders with belarus.

we submitted a draft resolution and i thought that it would be very important to accept it and recognize what is the truth, everyone, but unlike the kherson region, the part that has been occupied by belarusians for only 8 months since 1994. voting and electing who for whom their leader well, some call him a self-proclaimed president, some a proclaimed president, still, it seems to me that there is a little difference. what is the transition to this cabinet? diplomatic relations with this cabinet in exile let's say the government, the ukrainian authorities are hesitating, representatives of the pro-government team say that the position is not entirely clear of svitlana tikhanovskaya herself regarding the personal vladimir putin and regarding future contacts with

russia, staying in the same state as the russian federation, because, well, in the past, that khanovskaya very often there, well, not often, but a couple of times she called putin a wise person there before the aggression of the aggression, although in ukraine in the 20- year and said that we are turning to putin as a mediator for the establishment of our relations there with regard to the transfer of power from lukashenka to us. what do you think we should recognize this transitional united government tekhanovskaya and the team as a legitimate government of the republic are nearby, so look. well, first of all, i would like to remind you that in 2020, after all, the belarusians tried to overthrow the lukashenko regime, and there were victims and thousands of people were arrested and went through torture. i can tell you this as a person who prepared relevant reports and a couple of resolutions, and this is the truth, the whole world was talking about it, and that is why in 2020 , the belarusians’ attempts to establish

democratic power were simply brutally suppressed, and putin helped lukashenka in this without putin, lukashenko would not have resisted, so since then , in fact, belarus has been occupied since then, by the way, i said that we would be offered danger from belarus , unfortunately, at that time, our government did not hear it, and we prepared for this attack from the north on kyiv, well, that's it a separate topic and a topic that we will probably discuss already after our victory, it concerns the issue of the tikhonovsky transition cabinet and who then really raises the question, that is, if lukashenko does not represent the belarusians and we by the way, we said this in the 20th year and then too we were preparing a resolution and the verkhovna rada voted that we do not know, we do not recognize the presidential elections of belarus. so who then represents the belarusians? well, then the question arises. i cannot give you my personal answer to this question, because if it were a state answer, only

the ministry of foreign affairs has the right to give it . and presidents who, according to the constitution, are responsible for foreign policy, and my personal answer is that it is definitely svitlana tikhonovskaya, not because i like or dislike her. because she simply won those elections in 2020. lukashenko used them, by the way . after that, she repeatedly, including at a meeting with our parliamentary association, clearly said that the prince of ukraine, so that putin would help lukashenko and occupying belarus, therefore, in principle well, if here she declared in her own words, and besides, don’t forget that, well, you know, if alone, well, that is, if she is suitable for biden in order to communicate with her, macron is there, then the european parliament is different. well, then she can probably be suitable for ukraine as well in order to communicate with her yes well because to recognize her as the president these are slightly different things i

think when the president should have announced well we need to communicate they need to establish relations because with that i completely agree well i just look i will quote i wanted to complete you it is important but not only with you, tikhonovsk, for example , there are belarusian volunteers with the kalinovsky regiment who today fight for ukraine and die for ukraine, and they really fight for belarus, but they absolutely correctly understand that the way is quite belarus exists because of the victory of ukraine and they also have the absolute right to represent belarus and they must become the core of the belarusian liberation army that will liberate itself, it is very important just such as tykhanov transition cabinet of pollinovsky we need to install part one quote oleksandr merezhko simply he spoke in our studio the head of the parliamentary committee on issues of foreign affairs regarding tikhonovsky, he said that tikhonovsky's position regarding russia and putin is not clear enough, she could not be afraid to name

things by their names, for example, to clearly say that russia is a terrorist state, an aggressor and an enemy of the belarusian people. in addition, there are somewhat dubious people around her, she also made connections with ukraine that caused misunderstanding in ukraine. and the sober part of the people with whom we can speak tikhanovskaya and the entourage they talk about the internal occupation belarus is under internal occupation bearing in mind that its republic was occupied by lukashenko himself and his regime, and hmm, ukrainian deputies are now talking about russia as the occupier of belarus, but i’m just curious , but the belarusians themselves, in their guise, consider themselves to be occupied by the russian federation, and can we admit this if they themselves do not think so? well , first of all, i would like to urge us to look at the belarusians to determine for themselves who will be their government in democratic elections, and our task is for them to be

their opposition, all those who see belarus as free and not er and not part of russia, so that they unite in belarus as part of russia for us is a huge threat. therefore, this is our first task and the second. as for the occupation, there is no need for any complicated calculations. today, officially , russian fighters entered belarus, and we are talking about there. lukashenko calls it like 9,000 . then they went to kyiv and tried to take kyiv, they are really occupied, what are these troops doing there? they are not written in any international agreements , agreements with any legitimate authorities of belarus, at least not even with the same lukashenko of the presidential elections of the 20th year, well, it’s real to the eye when there are 10,000 soldiers of another country, that’s what

they tell us. pay off well, but you are talking to each other, belarus and russia have created a union of states, isn’t it about the fact that they can’t? well, yes, so-called union, the so-called state is real. according to russian documents, they created a state with the kherson region, the zaporizhian dpr, the lpr, so -called, and they declare something there. well, let’s go we with you are grown people, they can hang all these papers of theirs there. in 1994, they were elected democratically, there is no direct doubt. look, the government turned into a totalitarian one, then belarus tried to overthrow it, and the russian federation established an occupation regime there. well, here if everything

well, it's really very simple to argue about, there's nothing to argue about. and why is it important for ukraine, because today we have a 1,000 km border with belarus . who is actually ruling the belarusians today, putin, that's all, and that's why it's the way it should be done. well, let's talk about one more non- parliament resolution. of the chechen people, 287 votes voted in favor of this. ukraine does not recognize russia's occupation of the territory of ichkeria and considers the existing regime in this territory to be an occupation. what additional tools does the entire resolution provide for ukrainian diplomacy? please, this gives us an opportunity. you know, i

believe that the russian empire developed in the caucasus because of all the peoples oppressed by russia, and there are dozens of them, the chechen people, well, they really fought heroically as a small nation, stole the first war against the great russia, well, the second one already he lost the war, he was suppressed, huge losses are further turned into cannon fodder, but this potential remains there, and that is why we need to extend a hand , and i submitted a draft resolution on the recognition of independence in the summer, and it is very correct that we adopted it. now this resolution must also be continued in the parliament is my resolution, the draft resolution on the recognition of the genocide of the cherkei people, it is necessary to stir up these sentiments that really exist in russia, so that they see what international support is for their desire for independence, and then it is there maybe not today, maybe tomorrow, but the

sooner, the better for them and for us and for the whole world, because you are a blow from the inside of life. the empire will definitely not survive. that is why we need to reach out to all those people who today are oppressed by russia, starting with the belarusians, continuing with the chechens , continuing with the dagestanis and other peoples who are really ready to fight for their independence, it is clear that not all of them are like that, it does not happen that the whole nation is one, but it is before them, you definitely have the potential and we need to help them all in this oleksiy goncharenko people's deputy ukraine discussed with us on the topic of uh, whether belarus is occupied by someone or whether it is internally occupied, it is not clear how the situation is interesting in principle and in the chechen republic, and in this sense, the keria is happening because i do not fully understand. and who and at what level recognized the independence of this country at one time, the first un member state that officially

recognized the independence of ukraine was ukraine. and now we see that the verkhovna rada also managed to recognize its temporarily occupied territory of russia, but that with four equally important, russia itself did not recognized the independence of this state entity . but after the first russian-chechen war , an official peace treaty was actually concluded between the states, and here russia, as it were, slapped itself by de facto recognizing ichkeria. well, we can talk about this. it seems endless to me, and the most important thing is that models were developed in these discussions indeed, our relationship to these state entities and we are in touch now with oleksandr kraev, expert of the council of foreign policy ukrainian prizma oleksandr congratulations glory to ukraine glory to the heroes i congratulate you good afternoon. it seems to me that the only topic that we have not discussed today is great britain and boris johnson, who on sunday announced his refusal to participate in the new elections for the leader of the conservative

party. in a statement distributed by british snakes , johnson states that he had the support of a sufficient number of conservative mps, i.e. more than 100. yes but decided that nominating his candidacy would be simply wrong under the current circumstances, that it is impossible to manage the government effectively if there is no united party in the parliament to confirm that he led negotiations with other candidates about the unification of e companies in the name of the national interest, but unfortunately we could not achieve this, that is, to say that in principle he will be uh either with penny mordon or with rishi sunak uh well, let's say that somewhere synchro um, in his policy, which he also implements, uh, we certainly can’t, mr. alexander, why do you think johnson abandons this idea, maybe there really weren’t 100 votes of support in canned food johnson abandoned this idea because he is wise and quite you understand a pragmatic politician why was johnson able to

maintain the party's strong support because in fact there were 100 votes he was able to maintain this support because he did not cause a scandal, many people said that during his departure from power, when he was persuaded to resign, he split the party he will make certain scandals, he will hold on to power , he did not do that, and in fact, not only did he maintain his political image, he retained quite a lot of support among conservatives, and now in a period when really after that, well, literally failed and she was from johnson's camp, let's not forget, he understands that being unpopular among all other britons except for some conservatives, being in very strict opposition to sonak and mordon and many others in his party, in fact, his nomination, his attempt to take the leadership of the conservatives can end up with really significant losses for the couple, both losses of internal

integrity and reputational ones at the moment conservatives are already 33% behind labor even according to the most optimistic polls in fact, johnson made a very balanced and, let's say, a very mature political step, he essentially allowed the party to take a swing , restore ratings, restore its own integrity, and only then he will be able to return to the active political game. attention of the british government well, probably for the first time a representative of a non-chicken nation living on the british isles his parents were podzab hindus that is, you will also be such a phenomenon, a new phenomenon of the new british policy and what is his position now? if i'm not mistaken, he was until the last chancellor of the british treasury, what position does he now have in british politics and how

high are his chances of leading the government? relatively speaking , by lunchtime today, the candidates must show the support of more deputies of the conservative party, and the delegates who can show this support accordingly become contenders for the premiership race and then for they will be voted online by the entire conservative party, all registered members on october 28, however, if only one applicant shows the support of a hundred deputies and no one else, accordingly, he automatically immediately becomes the leader of the party. at the moment, such support is only in sumy, in second place with us is penny mordon but there is a very big question with her, she has never voiced how many deputies she actually supports, none of the big conservative leaders and has not publicly expressed her support, in fact she just remains alone in the field, she really has enough support to become an example of that, his

premiership is almost an established fact, but of course we will not teach black swans, this is already the business card of british politics . what is his and his wife's capital, his wife is the daughter of a well-known businessman, the co-owner of the infosist company in the murtia region, their name is akshat , together they have a capital of 730 million pounds , this is the 222nd place in the forbes rating it seems compiled this rating in great britain, please, he is one of the leaders of the moderate wing of conservatives, he is a so-called fiscal conservative, that is, he does not want to actively raise taxes, but does not want to reduce them head-on, as the track said, he wants

to try to give it small, insignificant effects on the economy impulses to self-recovery, that is, essentially in those crisis conditions that are currently developing in britain. in sumy , it can be just right. well, quite motivated, quite the right choice, he will not reveal much the economy with new reforms. he already showed during the covid-19 pandemic that, in principle, his moderation can very well play into the hands of both the economy and ordinary british people, and by the way, he did not deserve a rather good rating of his own . personal capital of 400 million pounds he lies in this very company of her father's in which is the main headquarters in moscow it is an indian it company with a key headquarters in moscow and in fact he already had issues with this this was one of the reasons why let's say the previous elections for the prime minister were quite difficult for him, because the

press questioned him very much about this feature of his wife's capital in common with her, but then, as for the resignation of the new government, what will it be in relation to ukraine, you say that the father's capital is in moscow the origin of the candidate for prime minister in britain is from india. india now has very warm relations with the russian federation. it is in the same association called brics. it conducts joint training there in the far east. together with by the armed forces of the russian federation already after the invasion, to what extent will it be for us, well, uncomfortable , comfortable, well, a reliable partner. let's say that at the head of the british government, in fact, the situation in british politics is now such that we should not care who is at the head of the government. our cooperation with the british kirill is guided by first of all, strategic documents. and this is our common defense agreement with them from the morning of october 8, 2020. this is

the national security strategy of the united kingdom of great britain from the 19th year. the geopolitical concept is global britain of the 20th year, that is, in essence, our cooperation with them, the main key narratives, such as the military development of the free trade zone, what you have to the navy of ukraine, they are not written in political programs, they are written in strategies, they are written in key documents that determine the national interests and no one to fly to firstly because the civil servants of britain have always disliked when politicians enter their sphere of interests precisely in the national interests of the united kingdom and therefore no matter what the government is, they won't be able to change it. first of all, secondly, there is still quite active public support for ukraine, public support for strengthening mutual cooperation with ukraine, and that's why it's just, well, let's be cynical, it's politically profitable to continue supporting ukraine because the

british like it population and the third very important point is the political consensus. that is, all parties and the ruling conservative party and all opposition parties, even scottish nationalists, they all say that helping ukraine is our joint fight against russians are the only topic in which they have no objections and there are no steps from the right to the left, therefore, in fact, sunak is the only one with such a bit, well, with dark spots in his biography related to russian money, and believe me, this will not affect the general situation of our cooperation, maybe there will be a little less media attention, ok, there will be a little less statements. well, i think we will survive it, because in fact, the flow of weapons and the flow of support will remain the same. we understand that joseph biden has his own problems in the sense of the support of his citizens and in the nearest voting it may happen that the democrats will not actually be at the wheel at all, we will say yes if

we talk about the president's chair but we also have documents, is there strategic cooperation, should we take a closer look there and still take into account the role of personalities in history here is a very short comment americans themselves understand what problems can arise because after all their politics are more tied to personalities and that is why just a couple of weeks ago there was the principle is a package of 12 billion dollars, and literally at the beginning of next year, when the new congress has not yet taken office, a package of 50 billion dollars will be adopted, which will in principle close all issues for the year ahead, and since the langles system of biden works in our country, we will not have to deal with congress in order to allocate the necessary weapons and equipment from these 62 billion dollars, therefore the americans understand the risks and they themselves cover these risks . relationships can deteriorate