the power leaders do not need us for their country, they brought the guys to us in the dizo on the second floor, not only could they hear what they were there, they were even afraid to imagine, the guys were shouting and even heard that let's me sign everything, then they just started to tape their mouths and the sound itself jumps us they understood what would happen to it, they heard it, and it was also true to some extent . well, there was also psychological pressure on women, and later explosions rang out in the colony when the russians committed a terrible war crime, killed and maimed captured volyn residents a day before these flights

just according to the list of 200 people, it was the people of azov who were transferred to some kind of hangar there, they transfer those people there in such a way as if barak needs to be released because there is supposed to be a repair, what kind of repair , and literally on the second night there are two flights arriving there at once, as many people were killed as i was informed 49 then the list was that 53 people died at once many were wounded at the end of september women and wounded fighters were transferred to a camp for prisoners of war in the belgorod region later

in the kursk region taganrog just then a woman it will be clear, the exchange for the next night from taganrog was picked up very early, it was probably still five o'clock in the morning, it wasn't the same according to a certain list and we were transported to the crimea by plane, because from the crimea, on-board passengers were loaded several times and we were taken to the gray zone in the kitchen until the dance did not open until the anthem was said in the native language and the anthem was sung freely and loudly. tetyana borysivna has lost a lot of weight . she is currently undergoing rehabilitation and can finally hug her relatives together after the return of her mother

from captivity. kateryna with like-minded people every friday continue to hold actions in support and for the liberation of all prisoners, says faith helps and saves, believe to the last and try to do everything in your power, your faith keeps them there, they also feel it and also believe that they will return home to the relatives of the prisoners , tetyana vasylchenko also joins after rehabilitation, tetyana vasylchenko plans to return to her battalion of hospitalists to save lives. our motherland, for which we fight, will never leave anyone behind. unfortunately, there are still many prisoners who need to be released, but we know that the process

hides, it just takes some time to be patient , i'm back i'm happy, i want, i want, i didn't lose hope at this time, tetyana sivokon, philip gavrylyuk, details, tv channel, inter marathon, the only news, my native donetsk , i last saw it in 2012- and soon the war will take away from me the opportunity to return home for almost 9 years with the beginning of a full-scale invasion training took a back seat from the first days i started volunteering like some of my colleagues ukrainian gymnasts about three thousand athletes and trainers are currently defending the independence of our country, more than 100 of them

will never return home, our training halls are the customer but we should not be silent we should not be silent about russia's crimes against ukraine, as russian and belarusian athletes do, their silence is support for bloody russian terror and a terrorist has no place in international sports. i call on all citizens of the civilized world to support ukraine on the sports front, share your posts with the company's hashtags and call to the boycott of russian and belarusian athletes is being killed with the support of the ministry of youth and sports of ukraine. we are returning in the liberation of the city of denys . support is waiting for a miracle. volunteers and neighbors are ready to lend a shoulder even at

work . we will create something new, i already want to be there to demand people among ukrainians, we help, we win, you can believe in victory, pray for victory, donate and for victory, and you can also invest in victory and even get a profit from this, buy government military bonds. it is like a deposit , only not in a bank, but in the state and the army, you just go into action and choose. they differ in maturity from six months to one and a half years , and the profit depends on it, for example, the value of the bond donetsk 1 00023 hryvnia, but on the maturity date it will already be 1,240 hryvnias. they are named

after temporarily occupied cities and territories. after all, by buying, you become a sponsor of their liberation, make a real contribution to the economy and de-occupation, and receive your percentage of victory military bonds work both for you and for victory this is my story, an interview about how ukrainians behave, what they feel and how they act in times of war, today is the story of oleksandr krivoshapka , oleksandr, congratulations, sofia, good afternoon, it's very, very nice to see you, you know, i wanted you to introduce myself as a singer, but at the last moment i thought

that you are no longer a singer in its pure form, but the last few months you have actually been a volunteer are you paramilitary how do you describe yourself who are you now first of all i am ukrainian and i am sure i say absolutely sincerely and it's not because it's such a fashionable trend because it's called february 24 everything has changed for everyone and hmm my inner identification uh finally got the will, well it's connected with my mariupol past, my origin from mariupol and finally i'm with great pleasure a - and i became a full-fledged ukrainian, i completely tore up inside myself everything that connected me with russia

glory, i returned , amen, my heart is in the game, you are from mariupol, you were born in mariupol, and i think you even worked in mariupol

the drama theater is the first place of work, and this identification is now absolutely special, this is a brotherhood of people who are related to mariupol, who have felt its pain . i loved it very much i always shouted everywhere i'm from mariupol with marika i'm from marika, well, everyone is like that from marika, everyone is like that and what kind of people from marika are like that, we had a specific, specific city, they were all well, a little bit, so honorably, everything depends on physical strength, something like that there were such people, i thought, in ukraine, everyone could say, i can say that in my city, everyone there has some kind of gangster districts, we all have these 90s, but in mariupol it was heterotrophized, if you can say so. this is

a difficult city, but it is mine, my love, my love is mariupol. this is my native land. at the beginning of the war, you were there. family, my family, they were all in mariupol. they survived it all. mother, sister, her child and her husband have a grandmother who passed away. hmm, my apartment, in which i live, survived lived in which every family was during the attack of the russians, the apartment is in normal condition and the aviator flew to one of the entrances, that is, the house is in a state of disrepair, you worked in the mariupol drama theater, which is already iconic for ukraine in the theater, i am not only there you see, i was like that at one time, i was the youngest actor in the theater. i was already officially there. i worked on the stage of the drama theater from the age of 14 and performed. well, don't lie to me,

well, 100 times. i know this theater from a to i knew everyone. there is everywhere or a rehearsal because something else is there beshketav, that is, i know the theater somewhere, the sun is poor and dear, you know happiness in the

wind and in general, what did you feel when you followed the fate of the mariupol drama theater, when you saw that it sheltered people there and when you saw that the russians dropped a bomber on it on the day when it happened with the drama theater, i just realized that this is probably the day when some faith in justice was shaken, that such a thing could happen, everyone knows about it, the whole world knows about it , and no one can do anything, and this is probably the main emotion that i can differ from emotions on other days, it is

difficult for my husband to feel helpless. i started working on the fund in the first few days, and therefore every minute i understood that every millimeter by centimeter, but i am closer to helping people to help people . in a short time, they will take out the armed forces , they will help, they will heal, because

a young man had a blood pressure of 200, an athlete. i lived with a blood pressure of over 200 and nothing bothered him. i was very worried about my relatives. and until they left the city, this nerve was well stretched strained let's remember how your family escaped from mariupol they left on foot they couldn't leave by any evacuation routes or flights and they simply left on foot with suitcases in their hands how many kilometers did they miss otherwise that day uh some person mistakenly drove into our house until two to the basement, i asked the last name, more precisely, the relatives were in the basement, 30 of them were already in the basement, they were the last ones to go down to the basement, because i found information on the internet about what exactly in such

houses with such a layout, it is better to be in an apartment. yes, but then the apartment next door. well, from the other side of the house, a projectile flew into the house. the projectile threw my whole family out of bed, and they realized that they had to go down the basement. so some stranger came. i am for today. to this day, i don't know who it was and he drove there by mistake . half an hour or an hour said you have 5 minutes and they took everything they managed with them and this driver was under fire er to get their visa before leaving the city and already there they dropped them off and they were under fire er under fighting they were already

leaving the city itself on foot through all the roadblocks , oleksandr is correct. i understand that the idea of ​​your volunteer fund, your charity fund, was born literally from the wheels. that is, you are from mariupol who was in kyiv. you saw everything that is happening in your hometown . you thought about how to get your native people out. you thought about mariupoli in general, you started these routes, and then it all spiraled and spiraled. and you grew to the idea of ​​a large charity fund. for me, volunteers all my life were some uh, well, strange people who have nothing to do and they are busy with nonsense, you know. and that's why i didn't even think that i would ever become a volunteer , but i just didn't even have such a suspicion, without fear, that's why you hear the thunder and the sky from the height of the hymn

, it's not childish, that's why you'll get sleepy to hear them in the sky, pure night, you're playing in the sky from the table, hear the room that's how it happened here somehow, we first of all started telling people what was happening in mariupol. because the whole world was watching mariupol at that moment, but there were actually no insiders, but we had dozens of people there who had a generator. they could charge a car there, they could charge a phone there, or some area there with a height so that they could get in touch, and we had such a map and we knew that today on such and such a date there in such and such a month our troops are at such and such a place there the streets of their army

on such a street and we are there, first of all, we passed this information to where it is needed, and secondly, we helped millions of people who have relatives in mariupol, i will remind you that half a million people lived in mariupol, and they all have families there 7 and relatives and these are millions of people around the world and they understood that we have information, we can say at least something about the condition of the building and that's how it went, then they started to help us with humanitarian aid, we sent it to zaporizhzhia, they started to evacuate, evacuate people and relocate them to let's have peaceful territories, guys, with god, we are grateful to you anyway for your position as a volunteer, for the fact that you were a voice and one of the faces of mariupol in the world, you talked about the tragedy of the city to all people, you accumulated help and you

managed to provide passage to mariupol partially , so far this it was possible and you did hmm a lot of good for your hometown thank you guys for that go and give your life i just gave my time and some of my nerves i didn't do even a percentage of what ordinary guys do even yesterday, no one saw them and no one knew who they were. and today they are real heroes. what do you say when they attack you? why are they at the front? i have a young man . in march with a volunteer battalion, eh, i well, if someone really wants to dig into such a thing there was no such practical thing, i show the certificate now your fund eh, what does it do when there is temporarily no

access in mariupol i realized that surely you need to pay attention to more relevant territories such as de-occupied friends hello, we are going to the de-occupied territories again, this time the city of volchansk has only since the beginning of the war become the epicenter of military events and the villages that are near the estuary and the people there really need our help. we plan to do it this week, but we cannot say the exact day it will be friday , saturday or sunday because you see what this monster is doing to the energy of our country and it is very important for us to prepare well before this trip , we have already prepared food kits prepared medical kits, hygiene kits and drinking water, this is from the war, it is so strange that it is impossible to plan anything. i will tell you today that we are concentrating on the occupied, tomorrow there will be some cases again and other people will need help

. you have time for creativity during the war, practically no, and honestly , there is no desire, no desire, because i have such an old saying, ah, when the guns are fired, music is taught, but anyway, when you meet people, you are asked to sing, right? after all, a singer. what, what, do you know what is in demand among people now, what do you feel that you sing most often, can you remember this anthem for us, and uh, hmm, of course, where would we go without her? oh, in the meadow, red is

glorious , ukraine is sad. and we are yours. mo and you, our lady radivna, you have a classic coach. well, what’s left? by the way , during the war, they wrote something, yes, i wrote, i wrote, i released, more precisely, a song that i wrote before the war, but today i was driving in traffic and i had 10 minutes of free time and pits were thrown by such and such reshetaivchik well, i can show them they haven't felt the fire from a cannon yet, they still don't know what lyuba is capable of when you are ready to be the last one to give to a stranger who was left without a home when you are not able to

endure violence from those who were a nice neighbor just yesterday one day after giving your life's efforts to together with the country to kill from under the summer against very soon to them the power is what they did to the so-called brother everything rage with machine guns whistling cannons burning huts about which no one with dad cries the people lack of light famine and frosty wind they will cover them until we with the whole white world finally close all the windows with them and while it is silent we do what is necessary from morning till night with hope all this with the love of our land to the sky we are waiting for the day when everything will turn around this happens but honestly i will say that i collected i wrote a product in a heap and a safe, and for some reason i still can't pledge myself, probably because so far it feels a little inappropriate for myself, i still have a lot of goals to achieve and a lot of things must remain before i can say yes now you can do music guys there and calmly develop in this and

so far i can’t bring myself to do so, well, you have many years of show business. how do you now observe how the show business of ukraine changes during the war? and who expected what from show business? a category of people from whom something needs to be needed during the war, and that’s cool, what’s up with khlyvnyuk , uh, what’s wrong with lyosha tertenka and a few other guys, i can’t mention anyone right now, so as not to offend, that they are at the front and respect and are handsome. and what about those artists who left and all the same absolutely well, how their life, they accepted their choice, a person who on february 24, i am talking about men, those

who left, they made their own choice before they return, they will do something and no one there will reproach them, but they will already call them full-fledged citizens of the country your relationship with your russian colleagues has changed. yes, they taught me, and i taught them a very simple route. a difficult topic has arisen for many ukrainian families - this is communicating directly with relatives in russia, because many of them have relatives, your first priority - tetyana denisova's wife lives now in russia. somehow you communicate and if you do,

do you touch on the painful topic of the war i am very sorry that, well, such a stable and talented image for me, he fell apart, that is, with your first wife, choreographer tetyana denisova, who now lives in russia, you do not keep in touch, no, we did not keep in touch these years. we parted loud enough, but we treated each other normally, that is, they said bad things when i was invited to work in moscow. they always said that sasha is moscow, she will kill you. well, it's a shame that a person has to live in such uncomfortable places for you have a daughter, and as far as i know, in the first days of the war, you took the mother of your child and the child abroad an hour after the start, so that is, on february 24, on

february 24, i took her and took her to western ukraine. after that, they were already sent there from moment as a friend, he also took his child and his wife here and there and we already sent them abroad the first place abroad they are abroad now tell me how you explained to your daughter who is now 5 years old what is happening why does she have to leave her native country well i will not tell what is happening in the occupied territories or there from missile attacks, but she understands that there is a war, the country is suffering now, and she loves the country very much, she loves, loves the ukrainian flag, she loves the ukrainian language, and for me, as for my father, let's put it this way, it is ukrainian-fascist for me it is very important and very nice that my child accepted this because she understands that she is

leaving her father and leaving the country because there is a war and her country is being insulted by palms and you will become small again with me and kayu cha and let your home will be mine again forever oleksandra, this war changed a lot in your life, you actually changed your profession from a singer to a volunteer to a charity director and you found your destiny and you got married during the war, you can be congratulated on your marriage, thank you very much

it's nice masha here too masha is with us during the war we saw a lot of manifestations of people uh around us and maybe we just made conclusions and realized that well in this world you can't find so many good kind people who you will love who will love you and who can you trust , this is the most important thing, the most important thing today is who you can trust, and the war made it all clear. how did this war change you ? i am sure that this deformation and transformation has already taken place, it is happening and will continue to happen until the end, it will not end because