and now they are trying to dissolve skazhem so among the peaceful patriotic population of the city, as for the specific case in general and for the party, well, this party of the pzsh occupied such serious positions in the region, and our region skazhem so was a satellite of part of this party there there were also many collaborators, we are talking about kherson and the kherson region in particular. so this incident really took place, which you mentioned, and i also heard such information that this deputy, the head of the psg faction in the city council, came as an adviser to the head of the military administration, he even took part in several meetings at the councils, i had such information, i personally did not see it, so after the raised uh information wave in the mass media among the civilian population uh, i

understood that he ceased to be a candidate for councilors e.e. the head of the military administration i want to point out that when talking with the civilian population now, well, with the military in the city of kherson, there is a very low tolerance towards e. return to power or dissolve among the civilian population - this will not pass and sooner or later all collaborators will be discovered and punished, including those who somehow sympathized with or supported the russian peace on the territory of ukraine. thank you very much for your comments. take care of yourself as normal . of the mayor of kherson about the shelling of the city from the side of the enemy, also the space is a strange appointment and no longer the appointment of a deputy from the regional military administration as an adviser to the head of the regional military administration.

attack on enemy positions, and there is already a message from the operational command of the south about what is really happening on the kinburn spit, you know, an operation by the armed forces of ukraine. i know that it is the special operations forces. is it the marines? i don't know who is doing it there. but this is called an operation in the silent mode, so when someone writes in the kinberg braid, on the kinburn braid, also on kinko - on the kinburg braid - something is happening there, there is some insight, but officially this operation takes place in the silence mode that is, you can't say anything about it, because in any way, any information that can, you know, if it's a real insight, you know the truth of what's going on there, you took it and threw it away, it can harm the armed forces of ukraine, the implementation of certain tasks on this is limited this limited area of ​​space for the people of kinberg is exactly where the mykolaiv and kherson regions converge and we are waiting for the inclusion or today in ukraine

you know that somewhere is not something that is more large-scale somewhere more open somewhere more celebrate the day of dignity and freedom. this morning i was in the street, we asked the representative of the chernihiv region and how will you celebrate the day of dignity and freedom, and they said that we will not announce it in any way, especially in the telethon held by the expressa information and analytical tv channel because someone somewhere he may want to do some kind of provocation or somewhere to fire at chernihivchnya all the time, in fact, the border er border er territories yes, it definitely comes under fire because of that that's right well, but also in lviv. moreover, in lviv, kyiv, and odesa, in other cities, certain events are taking place for the day of the dignity of freedom. because it is today that we understand the value of dignity and freedom. today, i read a good article by my colleague lena chichenina of your favorite host of the culture during the war column. she wrote very well that you know

when people say but nothing has changed since the maidan, iryna knows very well how she is able to clearly demonstrate with certain practical real stories what has changed we may even we don't notice that it has changed. but it changed , er, when after the orange maidan of 2004-2005 , somewhere people still had some kind of wariness somewhere . there was this division of ukraine into er. well, back then , these russian political scientists painted ukraine as if there were actually four types of people they divided ukraine in half, as they always tried to divide along the dnieper river into left bank and right bank, well, or even to the south, southeast, and the rest of ukraine is there, and at that time it was somehow not overcome. so this disagreement, so this division remained in the agreement to russian curators, russian political scientists and pro-russian political forces in ukraine, after the revolution of dignity, it became less, and now, when the war is going on, there is a full-scale full-scale war with the russian nation, with the aggressor country, people are giving up the

russian language because someone says that, you know, it's even embarrassing to say it. and here he is talking about his rut ​​there. she was a neighbor or a classmate who changed. to the regions and there all these things to and all of you galicians there er ukraine does not exist ukraine well people said that and they were at the anti-maidan in the ukrainian park saw these characters talked with them it was, well it was obvious well and the plus of such people there were many at all kinds of congresses in social networks and so on, now people are uniting further, white people are more. that's why these maidans that took place and the orange maidan and the revolution of dignity, they changed people and we changed. maybe they didn't even notice it for themselves yourself, and if you take these maidans in ukraine, there were a lot of them in general, we remember the revolutions, the revolution on the granite, so to speak, at the dawn of our independence, even before our independence, and ukraine without kuchma, this is the way

which was actually the cause and was provoked by the disappearance and then the murder of journalist heorhiy gongadze, the founder of the online publication ukrainian pravda and all these things. they were changing ukrainians . we are changing and this is very good and now i will add to the conversation oleksandr lavrenyuk, a volunteer of the rapid response unit of the red cross society of ukraine p. oleksandr, i congratulate you good day good evening listen now, uh, the enemy shelling of many populated areas near the war continues volunteers, help, doctors, the police are also trying to help people, what are the biggest challenges and needs of people right now as a task for your organization, and what services and help do you offer provide it now and where it is most needed now, please, in fact, you correctly said that now there are a lot of requests for evacuation here, and calls

and requests are coming to us from the state emergency service and requests are coming from an ambulance , because in the de-occupied territories there are not yet medical services everywhere institutions and ambulances can't go everywhere, that's why we often get requests to take people out for evacuation sometimes there are cases when children are injured, someone needs some kind of medical help , so we try to respond as much as possible to these challenges, at the same time, we also help with humanitarian aid . to the people, i

would like to read you a brief information about the fact that well, how is it in the kherson region and it was expected, unfortunately, it turned out to be true. there were found torture chambers that the russian occupiers arranged in the populated areas. where did they go? four more tortured russians were found by the russians. it's so easy to recover, someone was lucky enough to get out in a day or two. someone sat for a week. someone sat for a month. these people also need some help. people and physically, although here i think that and psychologically, it is also quite difficult, even if a person did not have physical harm there , but psychologically, even this is also very difficult to survive, in fact, sometimes psychological help for a person is more important than even

medical help, but a person can there may be some chronic diseases, for example, medical aid is needed, but people who have gone through the occupation need more support, e. the fact that they are treated like people, they listen to them, they support them, they assure them that everything will be fine, that they are already at home, they are back, and this is actually very important to people, as we saw those footage from kherson, when it was bought, when the people were just grown men they were crying, it’s the same in the east, when you meet people, they are very happy because they are already miserable and they really need support, it’s probably more than 50% help to people because they want to believe that everything will be fine, you know. i read the story a lot today impressive that is why it was published by the censors, i would be wrong, but either caesar in the

corner describes the story of a man from the zaporizhia nuclear power plant who was put in a torture chamber, which was called a pit, they exist now because it is a territory occupied by enemies, the zaporizhia nuclear power plant is meant well, the russians detained and tortured more than 200 workers there, i won't bother people now, you know, and many people's nerves are on edge because of what they did there. well, in principle, they did the same thing as they did everywhere else forcing them to cooperate with the russians or to break people psychologically. well, what is what is what is happening. and with these requests, if you give such problems, it is not necessarily those who were at the gas station , whom to contact, where to contact, your organization is influential, large is it possible to have some direct, so to speak, the door where you have to knock because very often this need is urgent, well, since this is a serious violation of international humanitarian law, our organization also has departments of psychological

social support to which you can contact and to receive help in the same way and every one of our employees, everyone to your volunteer e-e doing his job helps people and i also wanted to ask if you are currently involved bod in some way in the process of exchanging prisoners or let's say release from captivity without exchange in some way contribute to in this way of exchange, are there certain, so to speak , contacts, mechanisms that work and on which you can influence, the most important thing is the society that they , the christ of ukraine, are not involved in this, this is part of the work of the international committee of the red cross, and for more detailed information, you can contact our management. ugh, thank you very much, oleksandr oleksandr lavreniuk, a volunteer of the rapid response unit of the red cross of ukraine. thank you very much, mr. oleksandr. we thank the red cross of ukraine in general for their important work in this difficult time, and now i

i would like to add to the conversation serhiy zguretsa, the director of the defense express agency and the host of the military column . i congratulate sergey. i congratulate you, vasyl. i congratulate our viewers. i will ask a short question i read today that nato secretary general jens stollenberg said that almost half or more of nato's weapons stockpiles have already been exhausted because they were given to ukraine for this great war so that it could be waged and that these stocks must be replenished very actively . what does this mean? what did tottenberg say? will it be bad or the weapons will be the same, well the weapons will be the same but in any case, it is necessary to mention certain indicators because the oil itself was preparing for a war of low interest and paid little attention to the development of its defense industry as well. by the way, as the united states is now such a paradoxical thing when , in particular, the american industry there produces 15,000 projectiles per month, and we can actually

use this amount in one day, or the situation with those javelins, in fact, we spent up to 500 javelins per month there. 2,000 samples per year, that is, now everyone is speeding up their defense industry, creating new orders, and i think that just this momentum of the defense industry is just gaining momentum, and actually there will be weapons for for ukraine and for nato and actually for the united states itself. because without it, russia cannot win. thank you sergey, please continue, and today in the military results, in a few days we will actually talk again about weapons, how many and what kind of weapons. we have ballistic missiles cooler than attack missiles. and, of course, about the dynamics of changes on the fronts, i will talk about this in a moment

with the fact that in our information space there has been an increase in statements about the terms of the end of the war and about how many weapons we need for victory. literally, general volodymyr gavrilov told the american agency scanuss that the war with russia would end by the end of spring, and ukrainian forces could regain crimea by the end of december, then they said that it was more of a dream, although in fact the general made such a certain assumption without being categorical, and then the adviser the head of this president, mykhailo podolyak, in an interview with the franz press agency, talked about how many weapons ukraine needs to bring the end of the war closer, he said that we need 200 tanks, 300 units of armed techniques there are 100 artillery art systems 50-70 jet systems volley fire systems including himer son and i will say well for this, it is actually

very rare that predictions about war withstand a collision with reality and here it is important to rely on the assessments of people who have sufficient experience and know how to understand that what is happening on the battlefield, the possibilities of both one's forces and the forces of the enemy, here i would like to return to the well-known article of the commander of the armed forces valery zaluzhny, which was called the prospects for ensuring military companies of the 23rd year, the ukrainian view, so there it was said that the preparation of an offensive company for the next year requires at least the creation of several operational directions, the total number of these new brigades is from 10 to 20 new brigades. now we have on the screen a video of what one mechanized brigade looks like, this is the number tanks bmp artist themes and in fact if you count about 10 new

brigades that we need to create therefore, we need to have at least 300 tanks more than 1000 bmp somewhere 360 ​​new art systems 180 jet systems volley fire and if there will be 20 brigades, then these indicators will actually be twice as much, and then we are talking about 600 tanks, which is almost as many as germany, france and great britain have now, all together . will be of decisive importance, and another component should be not only the quantitative indicators of ground weapons, but also the use of long-range weapons against the army of the russian federation and the transfer of strikes to its territory, this what the commander-in-chief zaluzhnye considered to be an important prerequisite for successful offensive operations in the next year, long-range vehicles are actually hymers, which are

well known to us, and for attacks, they are with a range of 300 km , which are still demarcated by incomprehensible red lines and even winged missiles with a range of 200 e-e 2000 km and more will receive which should also be on the agenda immediately after the attackers. this will finally equal the capabilities of russia and ukraine in long-range means of impression, but today the expert is discussing the news which is actually connected with israel and the probable missile aid to ukraine, it is said that the head of the national security council of israel during a security forum in bahrain said that if iran supplies russia with missiles of the fateh 110 type, whose zoophase is from the alfar, then israel can transfer ballistic missiles of ukraine's own production. as

i understand it, this is about lora missiles, which at one time were transferred to azerbaijan. these missiles have a range of about 400 km in the export version up to 300. and actually this is the model that we would really like but to be honest, i still have little faith in israel's determination to hand over such missile weapons to us, but of course i would like to be wrong. and now let's move directly to the fronts where we need various weapons, now we have a contact line of more than 800 km, we have already liberated half of our lands since the enemy entered our land on february 24, but under the control of the occupiers, about 20% of the territory is still under the control of the occupiers, and on the fronts, despite the first frosts, it is very hot, we are in touch with a military expert , colonel in reserve serhiy grabsky, mr. serhiy i greet you. good evening, mr. colonel, studio

, 20 days have passed since our last meeting, and during this time, the enemy left the right bank of the dnieper. forces that survived and now there are reports about the fate of these forces that were withdrawn from kherson, there were reports that the occupiers left a quarter of the troops in kherson oblast , a quarter are leaving their garrisons in the zaporizhia oblast, and somewhere around half are being transferred to donetsk region and luhansk region. to be honest, i don't quite believe in such a division, because there is no concentration of forces for such a shock offensive in any one direction, and here i would like to ask you to predict the enemy's further actions and his priorities on the battlefield in the near future, you know, i am with you i completely agree, because there really is

no such er, apparently, the movement of troops that discussed the creation of some really powerful strike group and troops in some separate direction, and in this connection, you know, you can determine the directions that are of primary importance both for us and for the enemy and to predict the order of hostilities in the near future, and the donetsk direction remains the primary direction for the enemy, and they are there with stubborn desperation, if you can say so, it is not quite in military language, they continue to ram our positions in the bakhmut area, in the avdiyivka area, in the maryanka area, i would not say what they are doing without success, because we are still observing such a slow but still advance, and you know, i can predict in this way that the enemy will try to continue to put pressure on our battle formations, in fact, those

same forces and means that were withdrawn from the kherson region, well, it was absolutely necessary for him to transfer them in this direction but there will be no change in the tactics of the battles because the situation there is simply not allowed and the specifics of the area, because the battles take place mainly in urban areas are a little different in nature, where the actions we observe are in the north in luhansk region, where the enemy a-a continues to try to delay our units with a medical opportunity to break through to the road that connects troitsky svatovo and krymino, and there it must be said that to the south of svatovo there are still certain m-m successes of our army. we are advancing there. thus, we can assume with you that part of those units that left the kherson region can be transferred there, but not with an offensive purpose, but in order to somehow get the aa front, it is quite

hot, but it depends a little on, let's say, the kherson factor, now in the area near ugledar, where the enemy is desperately trying to capture all of pavlovka, now most of the settlement is under their control, but due to the fact that there are certain specific features of the area, we are quite successful there, we are striking the enemy and the enemy is just as desperately trying to break through mar' yes, he has certain successes there, and here the enemy's target is obvious and the target is called kurakhove, so it actually looks like the most active phase of our military operations, but you know, in recent days, more and more are emerging question and more and more information is appearing about a certain intensification of hostilities in the area from vasilivka on the left bank of the dnieper through nuts and gulyaipole, where shelling has become more frequent

and it can be assumed that the enemy will carry out certain offensive actions there and here again we can to assume with you that the enemy can concentrate a certain part of the forces and means that were released as a result of the retreat to the kherson oblast precisely in this direction because for the enemy the advance of zaporozhye is of fundamental importance because let's let's be frank about another way to cross the right bank of the dnieper. it doesn't exist today. well, i can't leave belarus out of consideration, because you understand that the situation there continues to get more complicated, and evidence of that is the continuation of provocative waves in aviation and the redeployment of russian troops, so far we do not see any signs of the formation of truly assault units, which could indicate that the enemy will attack in the near future, but the situation remains quite difficult and it must be understood that the belarusian direction is also very

important for the russian occupiers, even as a result of the fact that they imagined that they would be able to break through the kovel-sarna korosten line in order to cut the supply lines of ukraine in this direction, that is the situation. that is, it remains very difficult, plus we add to this the expectation of the arrival of those units of the russian armies that have completed in one way or another, in one way or another, training on training grounds, that is, we are talking about mobilized, so i would rule out such a thesis that we can expect some kind of operational pause in in the near future, mr. serhiy, i will ask you about the zaporozhye front, because it actually turns out that war is needed in order to prepare for an attack on melitopol there, but when everyone is talking about it, then this becomes a thesis that the military actually should not use,

because it is necessary to act much more cunning, yes, that is, and the question arises: when we were preparing there, did our armory prepare the whole operation on the right bank, they exhausted the enemy there for a long time at the expense of long-range impression systems is it possible to transfer this practice to the entire front and the left bank and zaporizhzhia, there exactly, there, there, only three points there, volnovakha, there, armenian henichesk, and actually repeat the model of the right bank on the wider part of the front. well, you know what the military say, god forbid repeating one and the same model. that is, we have to talk about a slightly different order of events, and it is actually about the fact that we use the same concept of non-contact combat, i would expand it a little because it is necessary to understand that the enemy now is in such a very vulnerable position occupying the left-bank kherson region, because there, well, by and large

, there is nowhere to hide from our means of destruction, and intelligence is working. very well, you have already very correctly noticed that we are covering and can cover or strike already at the entrances or rather to say on the exits exits from crimea in this way er weakening the enemy and as for melitopol, well, melitopol is such an important strategic goal for everyone, both for us and for the occupiers well, why hide the importance this direction and location is very difficult. if you look at melitopol, you will see that in fact it is such a nodal center of communication with the liberation of which you can actually stop talking about the existence of a so-called land corridor between russia and crimea, and this will put a very difficult situation . of the occupiers who are still operating in kherson oblast. i mean the left bank kherson oblast, and

then we create all the prerequisites for the further liberation of crimea, but only after the liberation of melitopol, and advancement to the level is fun tokmak with access to berdyansk or to cyrillic, which is not marked here, but on the coast of the sea of ​​azov, therefore it is absolutely true . team structure, so there is nothing surprising here, we are already working in this direction, if you take the statistics, we regularly receive information about what and melitopol, and in this way certain blows are inflicted that exhaust the occupants

. the number of personnel , all the same, such an option with non-contact combat actions can lead to the result when the enemy will be forced to leave the left bank precisely because he cannot be held in the same way as he could not hold his ground on the right bank, absolutely absolutely. that's right, and let's be honest, objectively, the enemy has an advantage everywhere , both in numbers and in the amount of weapons and military equipment, but this did not prevent us from liberating the kharkiv region, and they called us to liberate the kherson region as well because we act a little according to different schemes, that is, the enemy tries to keep all the territories he has captured and he stretches his communications, he stretches his forces , he is not always able to create a normal frantic defense, which is what we actually use delivering, you know, such disturbing blows, then finding out in which direction the enemy's strength is

not enough, we deliver a concentrated blow with an expanding maneuver, we try to surround the enemy and force him to retreat or surrender, in fact, the same situation can be predicted here, too. well, i i think the same thing is said, especially since such a wide front allows us to carry out such operations, again, critical here , and you talked about it, is the supply of military equipment and the more such equipment that we will have maneuverable equipment. sooner such an operation will become more feasible and affordable for us, but the work is being done, believe me , we are performing our tasks in this direction as it should be, and after all, we will return, then we will go up to the north, matchmaking -crime e there it is quite difficult to break through the enemy's defenses because the enemy has a lot of personnel. but if you succeed, then the second scenario of movement in

the direction of the same l luhansk begins and the time of experts says that it is dangerous because we we are advancing towards the russian border and there is a risk that, relatively speaking, enemy actions will take place from outside the state border, as this balance should be ensured in order to carry out an offensive operation and minimize the influence of the enemy from abroad. well, you know, the situation here is quite obvious. actually, most of my colleagues, we agree and agree that the most important thing for us is to go exactly to the troitske svatov e-e crime line. thus, having opened an operational space for an offensive in the direction of starobilsk and starobilsk, our own is our goal in the future with the further development of the offensive and do you know the situation here that is why it is possible to endlessly argue in which direction should