in some way, two moments, the first moment is to get on their nerves as much as possible and to cut off their rears, wrote on facebook knock down signs from populated areas let the refuelers wander and smoke, not armor, because it is difficult to smoke armor with molotov cocktails, because the civilian population actually started making these cocktails on the move well, the memory of the burned armored personnel carrier on the maidan was still fresh, and it is possible that a lot of people died because they could not even run to those columns at the same time when the calls to defend the country began at any cost, the whole country was engaged in looking for weapons, i will say frankly. in the early days, we were all looking for weapons, well, who had something hunting of their own. it was one story, but the whole country, all kinds of defense, all public organizations were all looking for weapons in order to oppose the russian elite you also

forgot to say that the landing force was also landed on vasilkiv , that is, the ring was closed from all sides , what was our calculation? well, personally, you managed to call my comrades on the phones , who managed to get together, who was able to to get a weapon, who got it, how they say theirs, what they had, and so on, there was a calculation to shoot down this first wave, frankly speaking, when i found out that there were spared ribs that, for some reason, on the eve of the war, no one had taken out from the warehouses of the zhytomyr region , that is, something is needed, i am very happy because in our there were specialists who knew how to work with tugs and howl, after all, the situation against armored vehicles is safer and it can work by itself from four to five kilometers at 5,500, if i am not mistaken, it can work against armor it was quite such a good story, the second story, what happened a little of our missiles were saved, the alder, the local

population, especially i am talking now about the kyiv region, helped a lot with coordination, that is, the phones were ringing, the russians failed to put all the communication, we planned personally, we still planned to knock down the supply of logistics and start urban battles because i understand what urban fighting is like, but the girl loves ukraine. and those idiots went in columns, but you said correctly, they went in columns, and these were our definite chances, with the help of partisans and small groups, to cut down the carts and burn them what is behind is so that those armed forces, those parts of the regular armed forces of ukraine , meeting already, as they say, in combat positions on the battle lines, these bro armored vehicles, have an understanding that the support for that armored vehicles will be cut with the help of mobile groups for those that were created and in irpen and wherever possible, including the gostomel direction. well, there is one more moment i want to say

that it was very good that, you know, horizontal connections worked, that is, my brother petro kiyan, all my husband yulik kuzmenko with the help another comrade of yozhyk had a connection with a third comrade who was sitting near the artillerymen. and these horizontal communications made it possible to accurately hit the columns using artillery. there was no communication and so on , all that was going on at the front, there were horizontal connections and mr. ivan's phone , by the way, we just saw on video that it was a ural car that flew into obolon well, it's only obvious were able to break through. i will once again remind our viewers that february 25 is the exact february 25 we are talking about. on

february 25, russian troops were already in the village near the village of demydiv. they are the demydiv kozarovych down there. they somehow broke through there, they flew there because the bridge, er, the bridge from irpen 25, was already broken, and the tincture bridge was broken on the day of the 25th, the convoys left there, and they were also unable to reach the zhytomyr highway well, but somehow they broke down there, and there it is unfortunately, you can't hear it now, but you can hear intersholom there heavy fire on obolon, er, this car was shot. well, here i would like to ask . what could have gone wrong if and what could have given the russians a chance to be successful, because i remember petro poroshenko's words very well. i remember very well in principle i remember the people's deputies, they were first taken to the motherland because there was supposed to be a meeting there. then i decided to go to the verkhovna rada, we went to the verkhovna rada. i remember the pale faces and i remember petro poroshenko who said

that we should hold out for three days, here we are about these we will talk for three days and what could have gone wrong, the panic of the population, the desert organization, what could have happened, that the enemy could have achieved his plans, and then we will understand that either you know by some kind of god's will and impromptu or not impromptu, but it was prescribed and planned the ukrainian army, first of all, brought down the first wave, you know , and forced it to go down, please, mr. ivan, i think that the russians went wrong. is it at the stage of war planning because they significantly underestimated the ukrainian people, because well, on the one hand, we we cannot deny that as soon as the first explosions went off in kyiv, there were certain flows of people to the west who were saved, let's say they were saved from the horrors of war that should have been expected. well, and precisely against this background, some even fell into such a trap when they tried to escape in gostomel, in irpin and in buch, which

russian troops later entered. well, on the other hand, when the russians planned this so -called special operation of theirs, why did they call it that, did they not accept the text as a special military war operation well, they thought that they would be able to repeat what the americans were unable to do in 1991, when they carried out the entire operation desert storm, that is, the americans were unable to paralyze the iraqi army for three days of attacks on the iraqi body of the city's political leadership, moreover, the cancer was even able to spread to organize there a structured, well, go to missile strikes on us allies with the help of scud missiles, and in order to finish preparing the conditions for a ground offensive, well, the americans needed to have about three months of the air company, the russians for some reason thought that for the transition, let's say, we introduce the phase of operations, this will be enough, here are six strikes in an hour on our military objects; second, for some reason, they decided, that is, the russians, that if they will strike at some, if they just start

, maybe a large-scale known in principle as a nation , we will sprinkle that here not just there, our troops will not be able to go to some frontiers there for conducting so and that there or the political leadership of the comic with the parliament will not be able to make decisions so that we simply everyone thought that we would fall into osadok for theirs there for two, simply put, you see a vacuum that would have been occupied by uncles of medvedchuk, and it would be on this that they hoped to wage war against us, it is that the traitors here will open the way for them but on happiness for some, this is true in some way. by the way, it may be god's providence that this time the archetype of traitors did not reveal itself, no matter how it should have been, there was no man of honor who would open a direct path to kyiv for the russian paratroopers. because there was no man who would eat there suggested that you should disembark not only in vasylka yes , but in general, disembark in zhulyany, we recall that there were even trophy plans there, there were trophy maps on which it was indicated that the russian paratroopers were supposed to land in parallel not only in gostomel but in zhulyany something went wrong, the russians did not

fly to zhulyany in the end, the russians are just so, you know , they inserted the upper part into us that how can we, based on their archival videos, establish that in theory they boarded helicopters to attack gostomel somewhere around 12 o'clock in the afternoon when it was as if it was clear that they somehow lost the effect of suddenness for their attack. well, this post is not clear to us that they got the effect of suddenness. well, no, the russian paratroopers flew to occupy gostomel at 12 o'clock in the afternoon. they continued exactly because they thought that they are russian, they are strong and accordingly they will be able to repeat us, they underestimated the whole horizontal organization of the ukrainian people because, on the one hand, the horizontal organization, as we can see, worked the environment of volunteers, on the other hand, the horizontal organization worked and the environment of the parliament, because if you read something there, there are memories of the words of petro poroshenko that you are talking about, which were uttered precisely so that

when the leadership of the parliament itself did not quite understand what to do now, and in the end, the horizontal organization in general -it worked at the level of the ukrainian army, because, for example, even the same tactics of mobile groups that stopped russian troops near the capital arose. they did not just appear like that, they were selected groups of fighters from the mechanized brigades of the armed forces of ukraine who found themselves in such a situation that they had to hold the front instead of normative questions of how many kilometers of the front. and just in theory , even the american army would not have pulled this from its command structure there, but our army even pulled such formats of combat operations, well, precisely because the horizontal the organization worked and here, well, in the end, even this factor is a horizontal organization between the military and the people. well, of course

, we, the people who called, called and gave the coordinates, and you know. they, at the same time, well, the military and civilians understood each other, although well, as a civilian, you can give the coordinates for of a well-hit shot no, however, they understood and burned the pendants, that is, in some ways hm, maybe even such, even it is necessary to conclude that god's providence actually accompanied us on all of the first ones on all stages of the first three days of the war and on the other side, the ukrainians did in order to take advantage of this godly gift and stop the enemy. let us now, i ask that we still listen to the sound of macron's conversation with president zelensky, because this sound, these emotions and the reaction of the president of france they give understand the tension, don't despair, don't despair, but zelenskyi had no despair, so to speak, because he is in kyiv, but macron's reaction to it is very clearly visible from his words, that he wants something like a sign, but no, that's not true, volodymyr well, tell me what were you joking about? they broke through somewhere in the

south and all over ukraine. look. it's very cool. let's listen and see. now we're fine. it's in english, but here it's just the emotion itself that's important. lviv's calm so lite were important words when he he says that this is some kind of invasion, he says that it is total, this is a total war, this is a big war and macron, but it is as if he does not want to believe it, but this should not happen. well, how is everything, the very day president volodymyr zelenskyi , he was the first to call the team, boris johnson he said that we will fight, we will stand , well, it was such emotions, they were normal emotions, understandable emotions. but i think that many people were watching what was

happening . everyone was well, everyone was in a commotion, but the most important thing was that the emotions were understood, the question was otherwise what these emotions could give, and here i will ask igor as a military man, we will only now know what the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, general valeryy zaluzhnyi, will say gave false information to our partners let 's say that in nato and in the pentagon about how he plans to defend ukraine. that is , no one knew what the defense plan would be, especially there, and i will ask now, really the winners are not judged in the first stage of the war . well, in fact, ukraine won because the enemy left from kyiv, but it was an adventure in your opinion. was it a well-thought-out plan, and here again an important role may be played by the general's youth. and our youth is always ready to fight. old age may want to sit somewhere, you know. to think, look at the macro in this video and say total, here is total, you can total woni, well, total water, well, here’s something. we need to think here, too. how do you

evaluate the actions of general zuluzhny, first of all, and his plan for defense? and was general zuluzhny really ready? i remember i remember his phrase that he said and i think that everyone read his interview where he said that i felt the smell of war and the smell of war is unmistakable and i understood that there would be a war and were preparing for it, please, mr. games, those who smelled the smell of war it was really prepared and thought out the algorithm of actions that they will take in the event that it starts, well, it’s something like this. if we say that on the eve of the russian missile attack on ukrainian airfields, our entire military air force was in the sky, that is, until then the air force bombed the ground, the air force rose to the sky and it was done correctly. that is, this the intelligence worked, it all worked because the plane, even if it is in standby mode, but everything is fine, it takes time and everything must be ready for the takeoff of an emergency missile left at that time the aviation rose sky as

for the planned unplanned i think there were a lot of algorithms in action it was only on tv we were told about kebabs and it was on tv they told us about the lack of e shock there e mechanized fists yes i remember as the minister of defense the process of the rostrum of the parliament told and so on, that is, the military understood all this. that is how i understood where they would hit from. as he immediately said from above from the north along the right bank of the dnieper to kyiv. because without kyiv, putin did not need donetsk itself, luhansk itself, putin did not he has to, because without kyiv, there is no ukraine, that’s why i didn’t understand. i think that zuluzhny, having much more intelligence information, including from western partners, than we do here, as they say on earth, is a sinful second moment, he could have a couple of plans in case it starts and the most important thing is that it

worked, you understand the russians, well, for us, bosinka really loves ukraine. they are idiots. they did not even deploy in battle formations. they are doing it there now, they used to do it there, er, now they are doing it on bakhmut, yes, when they do scorched earth, they turn around in battle order, burn the entire settlement, then enter the ruins, that is, if they turned around in battle order, it would be a completely different story, because the advantage in artillery they sometimes have ammunition stocks and hundreds of times before such a situation of stretching the enemy and his rear well, the most likely probable tactic that can give a result well here is with bare heels against sorry no one runs against a tank, you understand. if you don’t have anything or you understand that you can’t burn

that tank, then you have to burn fuel for it. the refueler in the rear, that is, violated it, and that’s why this is the stretching of the rear, the stretching of the front itself, that’s it, besides the fact that there was a plan of action for such the case when they will go in columns and it worked exactly in this way, because in a different way, well, let's say stand in a line , eh. and you stretch your troops, and what is the result, and they go with their fists and break through any line for you, that's why mobility is -e and cutting the backs, it gave quite a good result, and literally one more thesis, i will tell you that they worked not only to stop the column from the side of the same zhytomyr region, but there were groups working that precisely cut the calves for the entire column that was going to kyiv and me. these are the ones the cadres for whom you spoke when they broke through to obolon, i will relax, how quickly our leadership

came up with the idea. so, we need to give people weapons, and on the same obolon, automatic weapons were thrown straight from kamaz, and there was no one talking about accounting. and yes, they brought i will show you a certificate from the police, they just threw the men , took automatic weapons and immediately went into battle, that is, ordinary townspeople, ordinary kyivans, you understand, and took the situation, it says that the higher military and political leadership was preparing for a certain kind of hostilities, but until the last, not believing in this situation, they did not trust weapons to the citizens of ukraine the day before, when they tell me that we didn't want to sow panic, well, you know how it is now. as soon as we started pressuring the russians, they say no, no, we need to evacuate kyiv, then it's not panic. well, because they weren't it will be light, then this is not sowing panic, i.e. and you remember those traffic jams on the zhytomyr highway and the shot civilian cars, when everyone at once began to break away from the family and

so on, so i emphasize once again that in the first days of the war, the armed forces of ukraine and horizontal communications worked the connections of the population with the units of the armed forces of ukraine, as well as the sand, no small emphasis on servicemen who have military experience starting from the 14th year and who had their weapons. you will understand the most important thing. volunteers with hunting with carbines well, in addition to the armed forces of ukraine, volunteers went with hunting carbines, not with grenade launchers. we with machine guns, but with hunting weapons. you understand what happened, and this is a very big loss, and it is not, no, it is not an academic loss, and when i have barley today, do they say that there are russians there ? 80,000 dead, and the ukrainians, er, 10,000 dead. i say, are you still reading that scumbag who died and was fooled by the

young people who, organized by the military services, threw molotov bodies at the columns in chernihiv and shot them directly, they didn’t even have time run to those columns because they didn't know what to do except molotov cocktails, you understand these complex things , and despite the fact that we survived, well, you survived not thanks to many shameful things that were done in the country, but in the super seven because it is the self-organization of ukrainian society, the last thesis on conclusion in this topic, a colleague said before that the russians were waiting for the doors to be opened for them here, the gates to be opened there, that's how they waited, that's why they went in columns, and when they immediately in kharkiv , they started to fire at the district tanks, and here under all the resistance started with kiev, they had no other plan, and all because they thought that their propaganda always said that we were one people, they considered it sacred, they believed that we think and think the same as they do, you understand and we are not like them, this

was also their big one a mistake, because they thought that we would act according to what the russians act on. well, we are all one nation, and we are not one nation, that's why we endured it. i remember on february 24, i was going to work on espresso. i think that we will have ether, although at that time they etherized a blocked avenue wins in the direction for well there in the direction on the zhytomyr highway, there were terrible explosions in gostomel. at that time, i understand, they were trying to destroy the reporting runway so that the enemy would not land the russian landing party, or they were circling over belarus waiting for a signal when they could fly to land. that is, you imagine what is there 1 2 3 there were more than seven or eight of these irs killed by the military, and each il could transport more than 100 paratroopers there, well, depending on the modification, there are 76 mds, in my opinion, this is an il, well, that is, it could all have flown in, but i remember that day very good, and there was silence in kyiv then, what’s interesting, i’m writing a book now just about the war, about the first stage. and you know, i also had this feeling, i

watched the video of ukrainian pravda, where they also describe it, and it’s called kyiv 24, because tysha and you really remember do you think that everyone was running in the subway, people are running somehow, everything is happening and it was very quiet and it's unbelievable, there's an explosion somewhere over there. you hear an explosion in one place. there, near some sixth thermal power plant. dams and all that somehow was happening, but even so, it was very quiet in kyiv at that time. i don't understand why, i don't know if it was ever possible to have such a day, let it not be possible again. when there is a victory, i think that at some stage there will also be silence at first, because to understand victory is to understand huge sacrifices the ukrainian people will probably immediately rejoice and immediately there will be silence. well, this was the stage back then in kyiv, and i am now once again literally 6 minutes, but i want very briefly, this topic was also discussed, and p- ivan, how much did we have then western weapons to resist the enemy are enough

not enough and what was it enough for? were they used to a greater extent, like the 72nd heroic brigade that defended kyiv used weapons that were generally intended to be used for training shootings, but they were used to protect the capital, please mr. ivan well, really, here we have rather the second option that you wrote, and here you can, you know, for color, remember even this example, not only this example of the 172nd brigade with weapons. for educational purposes, except for but later about the fact that there is a national museum of the second world war, he told me that for defense, when in particular, the museum bmd-1 was used. i personally do not know in what condition it was there, in good condition, in good condition, whether it could be driven or, in principle , it could simply be put as a dummy to demonstrate our presence, but simply if it was possible to take even such measures to take soviet armored vehicles from the museum and thus equip our position, well, it shows us how big the shortage of weapons was, of course

, the importance of the fact that we already had the first such commodity consignments of bumblebees in the onlow complex that actually helped to stop these, hmm, the russian circle of non-prototechnics should not be reduced, as i am strong, now evaluate now in some way, now, under the condition of skillful use, the sources on the ufo covered certain ones, they are so lacking in projectiles because of those data in open sources which were there already after the end of the fighting, it seems that the ministry of defense revealed in may. let's just say that there were few soviet -made shells, and in some ways these sources of the zno helped to avoid the apparent shell famine about let's say that if it were not for these means, perhaps we would not have anything to destroy the russian columns and the lack of shells, what are the problems with procurement? it was discussed there before the war, it would have been visible. and yes, fortunately, there is some kind of

effectiveness of the fire, but all western means provided, although i will repeat, even in the first two or three months of the war, the armed forces of ukraine we left on that reserve of strength that was there and on those reserves of the soviet there and the ukrainian armory that were there. but in principle, even to this day, we continue to leave, er, even on some remnants there that have not yet been selected, there was even a video, it seems that for the liberation of kherson oblast, they used preserved mt-lb from when we installed odshk there , which were there for conservation, it seems that it was still somewhere in 2016, and even you know some elements of the russian lend-lease are still used to restore our old ones soviet tanks that stood at the storage bases , the javelin angelou was, as it were, our symbol of victory then in the battles, but first of all, everything depended on the strength reserve of the armed forces and the simply inhuman efforts of our servicemen and engineers who returned our equipment to service in literally a minute and a half, mr. igor i want to stop

summed up this very invasion even on the first day because we will talk about not about not about one not about one battle in this series of programs that i want to do battles that saved ukraine how do you summarize this stage, when it happened, and it happened, your feelings of understanding, etc. please tell me, besides the partisan girl, my first order that i received officially was to take the stugna anti-tank weapon and go to the gostomel airport, sit down, take a position somewhere near the runway and try to shoot down maybe landing and uh, 86th. what kind of plane will go there, that is, you understand the absurdity of this situation, and the day before when we received in love, one of the customs officers said there is no gni, there are no invoices from 9 in the morning, will you bring them the documents will then be allowed to launch into the territory of ukraine in the evening, and if it were not for the outcry raised by the

media at that time, then you catch them, they would be in the customs warehouse somewhere in the area of ​​boryspil airport, you understand what the whole problem is, so in summing up, i want to say the heroism of the armed forces of ukraine, the guessing of the armed forces of ukraine, which grew up that year in battles and self-organization of the population, as well as horizontal trust between people between the military and civilians, gave the country the opportunity to stand despite the lack of many things that as they say, the skills of those who knew how to prepare thank you very much for joining in and we started this cycle of programs ihor lapin military officer officer of the armed forces of ukraine e.e. peoples deputy of the previous convocation thank you very much mr. ihor participant in the war of ukraine against russia ivan krychevskyi and chief editor of the defense-express agency military expert thank you very much mr. ivan thank you for your detailed comments

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