and on the right bank, they can’t move further, they don’t have enough troops, 30,000 - it’s not uh, that’s not the type of formation that can carry out the attack, neither on odessa nor on the pmr, they can, in principle, advance, but they will naturally burn in our uh the ukrainian army will simply destroy them, therefore, now , most likely, the russians, if viewed from a purely military point of view, have the task of holding this bridgehead for the next ones. it is possible to hold the bridgehead in different ways, that is, by digging in, holding certain permissible crossings . the district of antonovsky bridge, the district of kherson, or the district of kakhovsky, the kakhovsky dam - this is the district of berislav

on the right bank, depending. everyone is trying to at least keep the bridgeheads in the area of ​​antonovskogo and at the kakhovsky er-er kakhovsky crossing, not more than er-er the amount of troops they have now is not enough to expand the movement they may have said well, the ukrainian army will persistently destroy the russian army the task of any army is the destruction of the enemy's army and how the consequence is the liberation of the territory of populated cities when and so on under this kind of destruction. well, then it is exactly this issue that the ukrainian army is engaged in. i took mr. vladyslav here. we really don’t have enough heavy equipment, we don’t have enough armor for that in order to perform some very powerful movements, then we are just moving the paracade road, the road, our artillery, timers are working, the aviation is

working, the beacons are actually there, and the destruction of the russians on the right bank is just going on right now , this is how the counter is shown to us, and the general staff is destroyed every day that's how much it's been destroyed , that's how much there is, that's right, that's the regime and it just needs to be increased, that is, it's now somewhere around 400,500 people, which is roughly a battalion, and every day it's filled, they'll increase it, as it's going anyway mobilization of russians to increase this amount to 1,000-11,000 people per day well, for this, of course, there is already no armor for the offensive, so it is necessary to ask to increase the number of far cry tables, this is the most basic indicator of combat use and combat defeat i would just like to say that what mr. roman told and what mr. vladyslav told are very similar to the situation around

stalingrad in 1942-1943 when paulus said let's do something and hitler said no, no, don't do anything there. and hold the bridgehead it ended very badly i would really like it to be similar to this and vladyslav seleznyov, a military expert, a colonel of the armed forces of ukraine, was also in touch with us thank you now think about energy i forgot no i didn't forget we will have a discussion now i i feel andrii gerus, the head of the committee on energy and housing and communal affairs, i hope i am the verkhovna rada of ukraine, we are in touch. thank you for finding time for us, mr. andriy, look. i don't remember a few days there, or maybe a week ago, it was dedicated to the fact that i am an energy

worker , because this is my first question. not political history and not even energy history - it is the history of the preservation of the absence of a nuclear reaction on the territory of ukraine, of the six thousand workers of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, the contract with russia was signed only a hundred people tell us that they are energy atoms, and i already feel that there are people in the audience who say that they are collaborators. and here are my friends from the energy industry, who say that they are not collaborators, because the most important thing is to keep nuclear security in ukraine under control and do anything, including taking russian passports, but hold on, because when it explodes, it will not matter who has which passports, there will simply be corpses lying nearby so that you can say as a political figure, after all, good

evening, well, first of all, i would use the norm of international law, as i activated ukraine the state is recognized, but russia very often does not recognize it, the norm of international law, in particular, the geneva convention says that responsibility for the occupied territory lies with the occupier, so in this case, of course, the main responsibility lies with the russian occupying forces, because despite us, the energoatom workers have to sign there any new contact, will they sign uh, there are dozens of different ways to create problems at this zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. and by the way, one of those ways is to simply place place military equipment there, the personnel of some army and from there launch shelling of the surrounding territories, that's proper. that's what the russian army is doing, and here, er, who signed which contract with the workers of the zaporizhzhia power plant does not have much of an effect on it, let's put it this way, the

issue of security is extremely important and proper the ukrainian side is engaged in maximally complying with all the ideas of ukraine, which is this idea around the demilitarization of this zaporozhye nuclear power plant, they are based on the fact that to ensure this number one priority, safety , in particular, for example, from the ukrainian side, even diesel for diesel generators went there why because the work of diesel generators is important for the production of electricity for our own needs, so that the circulation pumps work there in order to prevent some very unpleasant incident from happening that's why we even sent diesel there for these diesel generators so that the power plant would have electricity for its own needs. we perfectly understand that while this station is in the occupied territory, while the russian occupying forces and russian military equipment are there, then of course there are risks there and the whole world should understand that. i think the whole world already

understands that these actions of the russian army there, what they can lead to ok now we have figured out about energy in general, see mr. andriy and now we know that already weeks will be spent on the fact that, after all , restoring in kyiv such a full-fledged energy supply well, the day after tomorrow something again will fly, in principle, we are doomed to these problems, there is no such strength that would allow us to keep in well, it is normal to constantly and regularly supply electricity to the homes of ukrainians in kyiv, lvivians, poltava residents, it does not matter, odessans and so on and so on, that is, such a force does not exist in the world. we do not we can do it if russia continues to shoot at ukrainian networks, well, such a force

is called air defense, and the more modern air defense facilities we have here, the fewer missiles then, or the less then drones fly to our power plants or to our substations because of course this is partly an energy issue, but to a large extent it is a military issue now. it doesn't matter, they chose the path of terror and tarot consists in shelling the energy infrastructure, which is very different from the front, which is not at all sharpened somehow for military needs, but we all need to learn to really live. first, we need to improve the improvement of air

defense, and the responsible people there are already engaged in this, and new installations are coming to us, in particular, from the days of germany. work is going on that, work is going on to create additional stocks of such equipment so that it can be quickly replaced, quickly restored, quickly repaired. well, the third is of course, and if possible, the first is the people repair crews who do very difficult work , often risking their own lives and health, but believe me, they do everything they can to ensure that electricity is delivered to the end user as quickly as possible, and here you need to understand that we all have maybe not three weeks, several months were difficult, but still the energy workers are working, doing everything possible to ensure that these power

outages were as short as possible and they lasted as little as possible it is necessary to somehow adapt a little and understand that if there is no electricity there for several hours a day, somehow plan its schedule but we have to survive this winter because i want to say that in my opinion the plan of the russians here is obvious, they want to extinguish and deprive of electricity first of all, the city of kyiv and as the capital of ukraine as the place where the president is located, the government, and these are their so-called strikes on the decision-making center, but it is not banal: a rocket flies to the place where decisions are made, and the rocket flies to the rocket substations that provide electricity those places where decisions are made and it is obvious that they have such a plan, it is obvious that the capital of ukraine should

be deprived of electricity. in order to harm their plan, and by the way, we already have experience in how we do not allow their plans to be realized , for example, with petroleum products, and they also hit oil depots. and they wanted to leave ukraine without diesel , without gasoline, they failed to do it, we did survived, so i'm sure we'll survive here too, just like with oil products, there will be difficulties for a certain period, but we'll survive them with dignity and come out of this situation even stronger. andriy , look at this group of questions about economy. you know. to be honest, i i'm an energy engineer, so i just don't understand, but it's hard for me to imagine what saving electricity gives, and it just makes it possible to repair what's destroyed. it's

necessary for this. well, because it's like you said, it's not gasoline. energy somewhere hide it, there would be such a bag. i don't know if there is an underground kingdom and all this energy is sitting there, and when you need it, you take it. and when you don't need it, you supply it there like gasoline, then it would be clear. well, we save. at home, i save money, i bought a heating pad for my bed, so that i don't get cold, i pour hot water in there, which means boiling water. and i sleep like this, so my question is, why is it necessary to save money, first of all, thank you for saving money, this is the right and responsible thing to do as a citizen of ukraine and saving is needed for two things, first, to reduce the outages , e.e. emergency outage schedules or any other

outage schedules that we observe. unfortunately, in kyiv and the kyiv region and in other regions of ukraine, the more of us there is such a voluntary economy, the less need there is for electricity outage schedules, and this means that many people will have electricity sooner. and let's say that the periods when i disconnect will be shorter. this is the first factor . and this makes it possible to take a separate substation and disconnect it from the power system and at that time carry out repairs, or very often it happens that this e-e substation is even already connected to the power system and cannot work fully, but in order to fully turn it on, you need to make some repairs. in fact, power engineers see that the load on the system is more or less there, and they are trying to

carry out repair work on individual objects at individual substations during this period, when the load on the energy system is a little less in order to bring them back into the system at full power. that's why it helps both for repairs and it also helps to, let's say, minimize the outages that exist. well, and there is a third factor. it may be that it is not the key, but it will be important. this winter, it is fuel economy, coal economy, gas economy, because now, especially in the evening peak, it is covered by coal-fired power plants and gas-fired power plants, and if we save a little on electricity consumption, it means that we save on coal storage. gas is saved, and this gives us the opportunity to feel more confident in january and february and more calmly pass this year. that is why we need such factors, and it is good that you save, honor to you, praise and i hope that all other ukrainians are the next question, and how

much does the state know what is at its disposal well, because when it was 100% state property. then it was clear, god knows everything, that was the organization. and now we also have private, state, semi-state, state, private organizations. today, we can to plan, let's assume what you talked about, that thermal power plants are simply gas and coal, for example. is it gas, coal, and uh, i don't know kerosene, we know how much of this coal there is in ukraine , which kind of coal is it suitable for, they can be used for this power plant to replace it with gas, that is, if the energy system understood how it

works, the state ministers, the deputy minister, the head of the energy committee, these people know how much there is and how the balances exist. well, we understand that if energy is either it or coal either you can replace it with gas or you can’t. all these things are known to us, and the ukrainian government knows them. yes, these things are known to the ukrainian government . and ukrenergo there is such a company that carries out de-polishing of the entire energy system and ukrenergo. in fact, it is such a large dispatcher of the whole of ukraine , so today it does not matter whether it is private or state-owned, everyone is working on

one task is to stabilize the power system as much as possible, restore electricity as quickly as possible and ensure the most reliable , uninterrupted, uninterrupted functioning of the energy system and there are known reserves of coal, reserves of gas at each station, how much coal is there, how much fuel oil, how much gas is there, all this is known. now all the data are published with the fact that it is wartime and so as not to give any extra hints to those who want to destroy our energy industry, but all this data is of course there and everything is coordinated through ukrenergo through the ministry of energy, therefore, in this regard, you can definitely be calm , the situation is under control and the situation is owned by all those people who make energy decisions, and i can

ask the last question, or can it be a rough question? europe, that is, we can say that our partners can supply us not only with weapons but also with energy, as much as we can count on the help of european countries to ukraine now at that critical moment in that critical winter, as far as we can count on our contacts here, let's say yes, for today, our energy system has been fully integrated in the european one since march and we can fortunately. now we can import from europe or export to europe, which we did before october 11. this is a test import of electricity, they have great options, it’s easy to understand, so that, let’s say, it could work so easily and quickly, if necessary, today we have no need for imports, because we have today, the problem is not the production of an

insufficient amount of electricity that comes out of power plants, a sufficient amount of electricity comes out of the power plant simply through the networks and through broken substations, it cannot pass normally and get to the consumer. therefore, we have a situation where our electricity production is sufficient and there is no shortage, but in the end there is a certain shortage of consumers due to problems in networks due to problems at substations and that is why this is such a test, but we do not have import needs, but when there is a need and if there is a need, we can indeed import from european countries and that is normal . thank you option andriy gerus, the head of the committee on energy issues, was on the air with us thank you mr. andriy thank you for paying attention to the viewers of our channel on friday evening and in general to the viewers

in general to people living in ukraine what is it all about very, very interesting. i'm waiting for the unification of serhii rahmanin, but now i'll just say a few words that i was surprised, you know, it's always surprising when there's something in ukraine, when there's nothing, it's not surprising, we're so used to it , and here i speak, and i speak quite regularly with various specialists in various fields, who here with the energy industry, without a doubt, also pay a lot of attention and consult and ask, and they say that in europe there are two countries with a very strong energy system: france and ukraine. i was impressed that it is so powerful and so strong in energy the energy workers themselves are working. i would say that when we send greetings to the front. when we come, congratulations to the doctors who are treating our soldiers, e

. modern experts, how do they solve these problems, how quickly do they solve them, how wisely do they do it, uh, i'm not an expert, but i can say that people who worked as ministers and deputy ministers of energy in ukraine they say that they did not believe in the possibility of such and such knowledge and such tricks, i would even say so . when we cannot use it here, so we lead from where we can use it. there is a whole huge network in ukraine of these possibilities or these impossibilities. sometimes, but they are not possible. turn impossibilities into opportunities, that's why i think it's huge, it's huge,

i have to say thank you to the ukrainian energy companies who are engaged in this, that they are absolutely unique, they make it unique, they supply this energy, and the second thing i would like to say and this is super important. we just never think about it, but look at how energy as a product differs from all the rest of the products, and from all the rest it is very important. this is also what the energy experts told me when you come home. a phone charger you don't even think how much you have, just imagine that you come to the store, at some point in time you tell me they won't give you 100 loaves of bread because i don't have them, they have to be grown

, send, create again, send, bring the store and the store know that every day and he needs 50 to blow well, about that many people live in this region, and when we turn on the light, we do n't think about it in general, they poked and here is the light for you, please, and this is such and such a habit of i would say not exhaustive when you want to invite your friends to a restaurant, you don't come with the wedding, the bridegroom, the bride, anu, set a table for 50 people immediately in the restaurant. they can't from the sky, but energy we are used to take

from the sky keep this in mind simply from nothing we are just used to give me five lantern lamps give 10 and i can i want 100 and some people are sitting around taking care of it and supplying you 100 and you if you want something, you need from 1,000, they can do it every time and it would be an inexhaustible moment we are so used to it that we don't even pay attention to the fact that it is also produced somewhere, it also costs money, it also cannot shine , you know, uh, people just don't need 500,500 lanterns but if you turn on 500 lanterns it it will light up, and then if it doesn’t bite, you’ll say and where is the ukrainer? and where is the ministry? what is it that i want 500? why can’t i have 500? look, it’s a very complicated story. how much

does it make? i don’t know. i’m just asking my friends. colleagues , are serhiy rahmani available, if not, i will read and answer the question accordingly, because it is not serious if it is for 5 minutes, and i have a clock here, if 5 minutes after the person should appear, he does not appear. well, we simply cannot do that and and wait and create and there is discipline and i how a disciplined person, i read it, i don’t see it, but on the phone, yes. so serhiy rahmanin is a journalist of the journalistic parliamentary committee on the issue of security, defense, intelligence. good health. i have a huge problem here because i have known serhiy for 30 years and it is difficult for me to call him you. so i will try but if it doesn't work out, it won't work out. hello sergey, hello. well, we can imagine

, and by the way, i will ask serious questions about the fate of the russian federation, do you think that after the war the world community will believe again like in 91 year that they are peaceful, good, wonderful, will people, humanity will continue. i spoke with a white browser today and asked him, this is a famous investor, and his people were simply killed in russia, and he himself was sentenced there, and i asked. and you will come to russia again when the war is over. he he said that he will come, but he will not make investments, but he will come, and now i have this question again: has the world understood the aggressiveness of nature, the aggressiveness of the russians and

russia as a state, and does the world understand that something must be done about it, come up with something new, let's say, let's the united nations or the new nato, i don't know what needs to be done, mr. serhii rakhmanin, and i think that no one knows the true, final, comprehensive answer to the question. i can only share my own thoughts and reflections. i think that the world still hasn't fully understood because he understood that , for example, in the czech republic, there would not be such a huge, really large number of people on the streets who demand to reduce aid to ukraine and to abandon anti-russian sanctions, that is, on the one hand, on the one hand, or on the czech ministry in internal affairs, they hang the ukrainian flag and hang it in this corpse package of the imaginary

putin, on the other side of the glacier, the czechs come out absolutely sincerely . than we would like, there are fewer of these people than there were before february 24, but there are still enough of them for us to say that the world has passed three points, there is no return, firstly, and secondly, it is human nature to make mistakes and forget. i would sincerely like to sincerely hope that after this war and i understood how all normal people are awake i hope that it will end as soon as possible i understand that it will not end tomorrow and i have no doubt that it will end with our victory i would like the world to use this time in order to rethink one's attitude to completely seemingly understandable things and in particular to such a phenomenon as racism. i think that,

unfortunately, this has not happened yet, but there are chances that the world will still think about it, but how, how, how not even cruelly, the world will see the light of day at our expense. that is, every new crime opens the eyes of some number of people, from a few hundred to a few million, sergey. look, at the end of the second world war, in the second part of the second world war, let's say the search for options for what to do with germany began. i'm sorry, then it arose first the margentau plan, and only later the marshall plan appeared, the margentalovich plan is diametrically opposed to the plan legend of this is simply the actual transformation of germany into a backward agricultural country which simply physically, due to his economic circumstances, he

will never be able to recreate the army there and so on and the like and will be a threat that what is needed for russia today is the margentau plan than the marshall plan, because those who acted against the margenta plan would answer me that it is necessary to stroke the heads even that criminal because if you don't pat him down, you'll get another hitler and they don't set an example that it's precisely because of the fact that such a quasi-marginal plan existed after the first world war that the second world war arose because they simply created germany to be guilty of everything and tried to turn it into such a backward country without