of your russians who are now trying to pull the blanket of world attention away from ukrainians who are really suffering from bombs uh really suffering from uh hands of the russian army on themselves because you see they ended up in 9 families what should we do with such people i absolutely agree with you this is the trend yesterday. some of the delegates of this congress of people's deputies. so you also talked about the fact that the world needs to think about how to support these various good russians. me too. by the way, in this conversation i mentioned this famous quote that you just just pointed out. i think that this will be a trend that we will have to work with a lot lately. because it is real. instead of helping ukraine, they should be

calling for them to switch to helping the good russians, and it seems to me that this is absolutely er, many people understand, however, er, yesterday for ponomaryov, he said that allegedly, er, the authorities of poland or his acquaintances from poland are also ready to help in the formation of this new excuse me, the opposition circle that started its work thank you thank you, mr. viktor, the key question is whether we need a new russian opposition, so to speak, if necessary. to remind that viktor slinchak, the chairman of the board of the institute of world and politics, who

participated in the congress of people's deputies of new russia in poland in the apple orchard, worked for them is very interesting, so to speak look at the congress through the eyes of the russian opposition, through ukrainian eyes, through the eyes of an idiot, let's move on. well, actually, the russian opposition and a russian journalist are trying to portray that russians are poor victims, those who find themselves forced to be expelled from their country because their country started a war against ukraine, and we will ask how are our people doing in the front-line settlements of donetsk region, where vadimlyak, the head of the city military administration of sloviansk, is restless, is in touch with us. it has become quieter in slovyansk, so people are starting to return, so it's been three weeks since the place has not been shelled and people are returning, especially in recent weeks, i see that the number of residents has increased, on the one hand, this is good, on the other hand,

there are still dangers because the neighboring towns are being shelled such as the kramatorsk estuary well, i think that this is connected with the fact that after all the heating season has already begun, almost 50% of subscribers are connected to the heat of this private sector of high-rise buildings. and the success of our military and, as i said, that it has been three weeks without shelling. this probably motivates people to return. of course, it is an interesting and difficult moment to return to cities that can and will eventually be subject to regular shelling from the russian interventionists. please tell us about the internal motivation of people. why do they return and in general we are entering winter ? their minimal, i emphasize the minimal human needs for warm water and so on. well, as i

already said, that is, the gas supply in the donetsk region has been restored, so the people who were waiting for this they decided to return now er, well, what can i say, such phenomena as blackouts also exist in our city, that is, it is impossible to guarantee that everything will be fine with inflammation, there is a danger, well, they make such a decision, er, we, as the authorities, we state, but still, the evacuation continues it continues, people both arrive and leave, it is clear that they leave less than they arrive. now we take sloviansk directly, but we take out many people and from other cities they stop in sloviansk for two days so that they can be taken to dangerous cities. i mean such communities as bakhmutska from luhansk region, many residents have now gone to slovyansk again to evacuate further. well , including that, the community also continued the evacuation, well

, not to you. how to the officials how to the person, it's so simple that we abstract from this status, just tell me why people return. this is an extremely important story. that is, we understand that ukrainians have the so-called feeling of their native home. yes, it works, but on the other hand, there is an instinct for self- preservation. we understand what the danger is and what hellish difficulties are waiting for people who return, but it is, but they still come back, you spoke with them in your presence and as a private person, say be kind, er, well, i can say that the first wave, er, when it was commercial, well, half a year has already passed, and people for more than six months, we have not been in our homes and i understand that we have always been waiting for that time when we can return, this is the first thing. well, i guess there is an internal tension and i want to return home, and as soon as it became safer in the city, it

was like a signal for some of our residents the communities are also financial, probably also such, well, how can i say the drivers, because they understand that they have to rent housing, not all of them are accommodated by people who moved out of social housing for free, as we accommodated them, they were taken out there in ternopil region, it is also er-er oblast, some rent for er-er their money, er, housing, and therefore understanding that utility services both in the city and where they currently live are also like that, you know. well, it gives an impetus to return. well, i think that er, they probably believed that already er will be in town it's dangerous, and it seems that the rags in sloviansk should have started working today, uh, did it work, and if it did work

, is there already an appeal to it of what nature, well , it worked now, as it did before the war. their working hours will be reduced, there will not be all flights, but still, it will give the residents the opportunity to use trolleybuses, so life is slowly returning to the city, those who want to turn to the rags and that they are going there, uh, it was necessary because uh a child is born, there is an opportunity in the world to arrange a marriage and other services, especially, and well, this is also connected with mortality, that's why there

were many such needs, and now it will be possible to receive these services. them on the information that the railway administration in temporarily occupied donetsk, what to hear about it well, as soon as i heard the information from information sources , so i can't say what happened, well, in any case, we will monitor this situation extremely interesting in general, this fire worked for us now vadim lay, the head of the city military administration, more births or marriages were registered, fewer deaths were registered well, but we understand that now we have a war and the time is such that unfortunately, for sure, the latter will prevail, we include oleksandr mr. oleksandr, head of the north donetsk military civil administration, mr. oleksandr. good day. good afternoon. we see

and hear you, mr. oleksandr. mean that they won't reach us, let's hope in general, what is the situation now in north donetsk, in the region, you know, the situation has turned out to be difficult, er, humanitarian-wise, first of all , because the occupation remains there, people, unfortunately , are in the conditions of the middle ages, er, by the occupation authorities accordingly, as it was not, if it was done , it is not being done, it is not planned to turn on the heating there, it is impossible from these sides to do it, it is partially restored, the electricity also disappears every day and well,

of course, not alone, not gas, well, about the sewage system, i don’t taught because she didn't even work there , work on the reformation of burials was started by the electoral authorities. it's a big question. why is this being done? because, of course, we can't control it, that's why the question arises . they talked about mariupol that now the city is in a terrible state, the city is under occupation, and living there is just as unbearable, but for some reason people, residents of mariupol who left there from and left there very hard, still return to cities like kusivierodonetsk, are there those people who, understanding what they are going for, still return

home and what is their motivation, if such is the case, the percentage of such people is quite small, well, i would say that these are isolated cases when people return to the city, it is some exceptional life circumstances er during the summer, already after the occupation , people really went to occupied severodonetsk for various er reasons for different lives, that's right, but as far as i know, for the most part, it's for 2-3 days at most, well, staying there was not enough, well because it's not humane conditions of stay and complete sanitation, and mr. oleksandr, we would like to ask you about the current operational situation along the front line, during the last day , our fighters repelled about eight rather powerful russian attacks, we are talking about luhansk region and donetsk region, how far is the enemy preparing and concentrating for

that in order to try to advance, please describe the current situation at the front, well, you know , it is probably more, after all, to the military command, i can only say that according to the information that comes from the city, certain measures are being taken, they are trying to build the defense of the city , and the exposure to the local population has become more strict, especially in the suburbs, in the villages where spontaneous searches are conducted, people are disappearing in some places . that's why, well, it's quite dangerous , but people. despite this, in general, in the civilizational dimension , they deliberately hit objects of critical infrastructure in an inappropriate way, but people return . returning home to one's native building to one's

native home to one's own, well, let's say this kind of home, which is peculiar to return, first of all, they return home despite what kind of scumbags there are and uh, in the conditions they are in, and they made the occupied city and after the deoccupation perhaps more complications are possible, so our task will be to slow down this process as much as possible in order to prepare a place for a safe origin there, belorovka, what news from belorovka, because we understand how big a role this city plays well, you know. as far as i can tell from those times, the publication headquarters are holding positions there, battles are being fought at the moment, well, any events on the luhansk frontline are very important for north donetsk

. newly mobilized, they simply die in crazy numbers, how do the occupiers treat our people in those cities and settlements that they occupied against the background of such losses mobilized, this applies to our donetsk community as well. they even posted lists of e-e houses where there are vacant apartments in the whole, which will be held somewhere by the owners and there will be resettlement. well, the formation of the stands is becoming more like this. thank you, mr. oleksandr, for your work and

for participation in the live broadcast of the telethon of the espresso tv channel oleksandr styuk, the head of the north donets military civil administration, worked with us we are going further 15:44 the chief editor of defense express is in touch with us p oleg welcome to good day to our ethereum, thank you for the invitation. please tell me, on the one hand, this seems to be nice information. although, how can you see, 120 iskanders remained in russia, russia used its missiles, nevertheless, german journalists saw that a plane from iran a landed in russia we received information that russia can get iranian ballistic missiles, be happy or sad, what should we do with this plane, what he could bring in relation to this plane, the fact is that these are the features that the tehran

well, iranian planes with the tehran- moscow route are already regular and, let's say, with great probability on these planes, er, well , the same swindlers were already transporting somewhere around 136. that is , where are the overturns? for example, ballistic missiles, well, it's quite difficult, but it's quite possible, let's say so. moreover, in november, according to the statement of the head of the new intelligence department of the ministry of defense of ukraine, bohdanova, the russian federation will most likely start using specifically iranian missiles, and well, in view of everything , that is, it is necessary to understand that this is a ballistic missile and well, let's say this at the time regarding the number and for understanding a-a in the 18th year of israel, well, there was information from israel that a-a its time, tehran

handed over hundreds of rockets to fizbola according to the text of the tenths , that is, we must understand that tehran could very well sell to moscow there or transfer, well, at least a similar amount, so we understand that something like this could happen, but on the other hand, our allies are not sleeping, well, at least we are very much on them we rely on well, we have arrived on samsy and e. spy on ukraine, decipher, be kind to our tv viewers, what does the arrival of these extremely technological complexes mean? of course, these are absolutely high-tech complexes and they are a digital, modern model in general, but you need to understand that this is not an anti-missile complex, that is, it is a complex for destruction air targets such as complex missiles and such helicopters drones but not ballistic ones, the specification for this

complex does not specify such targets, but well, tests regarding the interception of ballistic missiles do not pass, but literally there, how will it be honest a month ago, the rating of the manufacturer of the complex was carried out by special tests on samsa , and its purpose was to develop new algorithms to maximize the effectiveness of interception of karl and missiles, for this, three types of anti-aircraft missiles were used at once this is the amram yer, this is the am-120 and 9x to them, and thanks to this, maximum efficiency was achieved and the interception of all the missiles that were going, well, in such a large number , let's say conditionally, well, this is not a new complex, mildly this is a fairly old complex. it has a range of 10-20 km, depending on the missile. let's just say that ukraine is not in the right situation to

choose what you give us. it's better with our hands. it does not belong to the new ones, well, in fact, you consider its technological level to be in the 70s and 80s, it did not go through such a musical modernization, and well, let’s say it belongs to the classic anti-missile complexes with target illumination, it will be extremely effective for destroying the same the most winged missiles, especially since the important aspect here is that if this complex is spanish, then in addition to the direct replacement of missile complexes , automatic guns can also be included, and this also allows you to fight with the shaheds quite effectively, for example, until the 36th, that is, by itself it is possible to consider the complex to be quite effective for combating aerobolistic aerodynamic bodies, i read there again, but it is helpless against political

missiles, unfortunately, with these martyrs , people have already somehow learned to give themselves advice when they say there we believe in our armed forces, we believe in anti-aircraft defense in mykolaiv, for example, there are already special crews that hunt these drones, so that these drones even fly around that territory because they understand that it can be deadly for them whatever little we should have so that we can be calm when russia presses the trigger and launches iranian ballistic missiles at us, i.e. the first - these are, of course, means of protection and we are talking exclusively about anti-aircraft missile systems with the ability to intercept political missiles that is, anti-missile defense, this is for understanding the petriv paktra complex - it is, well, if you take it that way , the samp complexes are from the european eurotsem, which are in the armed forces of italy and france, but the fact is that in nato countries, even

the number of anti-missile complexes is not intended to for example, to cover the entire country , to cover absolutely all the cities, all the villages there, every patch of its territory, uh, anti-missile defense was aimed at protecting only the most defensive objects, that is, why is it so, because for example, if we take petriv as the factors, then it can destroy targets at a range there, planes, for example, at a range of about a hundred kilometers there 75 80 a, but ballistic missiles at a range of up to 600 km, if we take that one alone, then it intercepts planes at a range of more than 100 km and only at a range of 20 30 works football missiles, that is, such complexes are intended for the protection of one city, even they are intended for the protection of critical objects and, first of all, even airfields - these are military objects from which depends on the country's ability to work in principle. well

, lesya and i are civilians, so we would ask for your help, so we take this one. this is the so-called worst-case scenario: iranian ballistic missiles have reached the russian federation. taking into account the fact that if my memory does not remind me that the flight time is about 313 seconds, 300 km, well, on average, i see that it was 300-350 313 - this is exactly for, for example, a missile complex of the type skoda, uh, it's raining in the fortekha, the exact data is unknown, but just for the sake of understanding, it's about 300-350 seconds, for the sake of understanding, such a period of time, what will you be ready for, for example, in the united states, they think the accuracy of this fatex missile is 10th, even though

there is satellite navigation within plus or minus 500 m, it is necessary to understand that the warhead of this missile is like 500, other sources say 600 kg of explosives, and for understanding, the caliber is 250 in there in urinary swindler 136 moped well up to 50, i.e. ballistic missiles, they are much more dangerous, you also need to understand that their interception is again well, maybe they talked about it and well , let's say it like this for the sake of understanding... he, er, reported that during the entire time it was possible to intercept a rather small part of the canders, because they were cymbalistic missiles, that is, let's put it this way, if we take all this together, add it up and remember that the federation grid is just striking someone near kyiv there it is a point object and it just works

uh, well, somewhere here, well, in cities, in critical infrastructure facilities, that is, in a large stationary facility, in principle, well, a rather negative picture emerges, and we really need to be prepared for this, too, uh, the only such historical case. let's say that when countries used precisely ballistic missiles for attacks on cities, this is an episode and wounds of the iraq war, and there was a moment called the war of cities, that is, when iran and cancer fired at each other precisely with political missiles of the treasure type, uh, well, just on the population all this lasted for 52 days and led to significant losses among the local population. and approximately a fourth part of bohdan was simply forced to evacuate. the news is reassuring. we, the representatives of the local population, did not breathe

a sigh of relief. in that situation, the only working means of countermeasures against these installations is their destruction on the enemy's territory, this is actually embedded in the entire concept of anti-missile defense , it is only a means of insurance, let's say we have to there are such means to destroy these ballistic missiles on the territory of russia or belarus, and we depend on the will of our allies and their agreement to launch strikes on the territory of the enemy directly on the territory of the russian federation and belarus, well, i would like to be able to involve, so to speak, the patriot systems located on our the western borders are about the territory of slovakia, the czech republic, poland, well, but as they say, we will live, we will see in lviv nuclear games, do you understand the idea of ​​fixing them only there ?

their paper is starting to be visited about nuclear weapons , because he is medvedev, and so on, and it somehow does not disappear from the agenda, are they deliberately doing it, so to speak, to negotiate with us, or are they trying to intimidate our allies a little bit, because it will require an extremely clear of a concrete military response on their part. it seems to me that any encroachments about and rattling of nuclear weapons are directed, of course , against nato, that is, against the allies of ukraine, along with numerous publications that someone, somewhere, someone is already going to agree on something. that is, it is simply an understanding of the general picture that is currently happening in the world and the fact that the russian federation is quite capable . let er

there er there speeches of ruchova and brezhnev well interests no well let's say that the kremlin does not have the know-how that it is in the xxi century, that is, the russian federation simply has nothing left but itself of nuclear weapons, but at the same time, some of the things they demonstrate show a little bit of the real state . well, for example, from the mediterranean, as it turned out, it took quite a long time. in the destruction of aircraft carriers, well, a rather interesting aspect is that right in the mediterranean , an air strike group is currently deployed under the cows. well, the aircraft carrier bush is headed by a german on the project , that is, well, supposedly, there is, and the target is there is probably tension and the fact that in the american press they directly say that this

aircraft carrier was sent to the mediterranean and exclusively against the russian federation, and they will absorb and withdraw uh well, let's say the weapons, that is, the cruiser missile cruiser that was supposed to deter him, well, let's say so, well, in theory because he stepped under this task , uh, not to intimidate, so to speak, we remember his biography, so to speak, during the russo- japanese war. so when they sunk him like that, but on the other hand, we understand that the situation is really may be difficult, taking into account the fact that the americans are occupying the mediterranean sea with their powerful fleet , this is how it goes about nuclear submarines and, in general, about their aircraft carrier, what is the point? quite a significant number of missile ships, that is, i pumped up angry birds-class missile essences there. that is, well,

let's say that the transfer of any one of, if i'm not mistaken, from 10 to 90 strike groups of the united states is, well , just a change in the theater of military operations in global understanding, because the depth of the strike task from the aircraft carrier is relative to the strike group with missile destroyers and submarines. it reaches thousands of kilometers there and in parallel with the deployment, for example, of the aircraft carrier strike group in the mediterranean. there is information that somewhere in a week and already that is, in in the middle of this month , uh, another aggregation-strike group with the newest american aircraft carrier should arrive in great britain. that is, this is a completely new ship and, well, a completely new level, let's say so and z and b is part of his aircraft carrier strike group. by the way, there is also an american missile cruiser e of the third class, that is, which has, well

, for understanding, well, it can launch in one salvo, if i am not mistaken, more than a hundred marketers, that is, the forces are significant, they are placed, well, let's say so on the flanks of nato, that is, in the north and in the south, and well , again, everyone understands that they have been sent , the proterers are excluded. thank you. let's all watch the news together, and ivamelnik is ready to tell us about it. congratulations, colleagues. thank you . at this moment, i will talk about the most important thing together with the news editor. i will start with what is currently happening in the kherson region, stay with us