look, there is more about these balances and more and more and more from these collaborators, active collaborators who were actively involved in them. what do you think about them? the sbu is known to us. we imagine that he is hiding there now. he lives in crimea or he lives in donetsk or he lives in moscow. i don't know, and we hope to count them out in time and bring them to the court hearings, and then maybe in the butesgarny. how can we track it? well-known people are well-known. we know all 20 occupations. they didn't hide, they showed up well. the referendum was held as they called us to go to the referendum, they went with armed rioters, you know, they carried that box on the streets to

invite us . at the expense of at the expense of the sbu, i don’t know , to be honest, well, we will thank hane zarudnya, a public figure, the head of the antonov wave, this is in the kherson region, is it actually within the boundaries of the city of kherson or near the city of kherson, she was in kherson for 8.5 months occupation. as you heard. and she was searched three times. in short, she did not feel very at ease because i had never been searched in my house. well, i personally searched my apartment, but i think it is not very pleasant, but it is. and this is the ukrainian heroism of all ukrainian patriots without exception . who work, continue to work, to become more active at a time

when the russian aggressor is entering ukrainian territory, now we will have a conversation about the theory of war, if there is, they are telling me now, look in this ear , you see me, there is such a thing here and if something is happening and they are finding me interlocutors and the first interlocutor is oleksiy hetman, a military expert, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, and then he will join him, i hope, pavlo , a military expert it's time for us. well, come on, now it's so interesting, and i don't know, it's interesting for someone, i think it's not very interesting for the people of crimea, but there are constant rumors that there is a panic mood in crimea.

all ukrainian eyes, well, not all, but many ukrainian eyes are now looking at kherson oblast, at the border between kherson and crimea, administrative and do you think there are reasons to worry and panic among russians and russian collaborators in crimea? i would have gone over the side and sold it to me if it was a russian. and then i thought . and they can sleep peacefully there, or do they understand that sooner or later there will be an attack of ukrainian weapons on crimea and they will not be able to resist nato's security council, stoltenberg and the american institute war research assures us all that the offensive of our armed forces as soon as it gets a little cooler and this mud that is in donetsk region, well, in the east of our ukraine, will turn into

er ... we, er, the entire north of crimea is now located well, not all, at least, er, part of this northern part of the northern part , i'm sorry, we used some are under our fire control, so you can be sure that we will transfer at least military equipment and uh, people, munitions, uh, fuel, common materials, you can only use a full half-full in this land bridge, it is already impossible to do it at least with large columns, because we shoot through everything , that is, it is under the control of the main forces, so i think that the russians who are in crimea need to prepare finish this season a little at a time, which lasted a very long time, collect things if you have time and

run away, don't leave, just run away because, er, we most likely won't accept an apology mr. pavlo, born in the military, joins us expert, mr. pavly, good health. thank you for finding time for us. your colleague oleksiy just said that the russians should not stop worrying, because they say that there is a panicked mood. it has increased all the moods. they are spreading. please tell me about the prospects of an attack by ukrainian weapons on the north of crimea . is it possible? is it real, are the russians holding out there, or is there enough ukrainian power to break through it, and how would you say this barrier? tell me, please, mr. pavlo, there is one moment. ammunition at the current moment m330 has a range of 85 km everyone can open the map and look at the closest point to the split this is

pereslav with boryslavs we control only the korychi as and the russians have already built a road through genichesk it yes it is not good yes it is across bridges but it is and it there is, therefore, to say about complete fire control across the isthmus, well, let’s say it like this, uh , somehow in that joke there was vain girl’s dreams. unfortunately , yes. we keep at least a new control of melitopol. exists, but look, i have two of you. then the question is, logically, i am not a military man, i don’t understand anything, but if the ukrainian army advances further, then these 80 km become further, they reach, for example, dzhankoy . later they

will simply run away, not simply because of such an attack by the ukrainian army, but because of the fact that simply an 80-kilometer fire, and we hope that there will be more control. it will push back the capabilities of the russians further and further. through our eyes, simferopol and then maybe sevastopol, that's why mr. oleksiy well, then how can the war develop well, my colleague , the expert, is right, no one says, no one talks about the fact that we have full fire control over all of our of our crimean peninsula, we have partial fire control, and where they are left, it is possible to move equipment in sets and everything else that is needed for the war there in such a quantity that they could do it before we liberated the right bank of the dnipro river near kherson and advanced further, now everything becomes yours and it is more difficult

, moreover, the same american institute of war research told us about how we successfully use it and in the conduct of the battle on the example of snake island, no one has any questions how did we fire from the french self-propelled guns caesar e 155-caliber. this island, when it is farther from the coast than the range of this weapon , how were we able to do it? they put guns on a barge, sailed 10 km closer to snake island and fired at it with these guns of caesar, a powerful community, this is no longer a military secret, and the institute of war research constantly says that our, our armed forces, our general staff, they are constantly perfecting

the tactics of entering the field and very quickly adapts to the situation that arises, that is, they do not go exclusively after combat statutes , even those that are already being improved, they of our armed forces at the same time adapt to the situations in which they find themselves and use as much as possible, we can give another example of the patriots who agree with the missile kits that they are trying to give us. and they have already adapted the missiles to other radio action stations that we are now using , that is, we will introduce war very dynamically and also in us. people, but among those people there are many specialists, even with scientific degrees, people who are not just some guys, as they are called, these people who understand what technology is, including military, who accepted even participating in the development of certain models of certain units of this technology or certain nodes, that is why we quickly got stuck. we are

improving very quickly and i think that soon these are not my forecasts or some other specialist of ours , these are forecasts from toltenberg. let's listen to his words and the american institute of war research, which has never been wrong about their forecasts, will we soon begin to continue our offensive, and in the end, if we do not liberate crimea quickly, that is, we will cut it off completely from that supply which is still barely happening from the russian mainland feder last question last question p oleksii and what is happening in the bakhmut region to all of us eh, well, how can i say we are worried on the one hand we are satisfied everyone who is watching that in a few months in nothing happened to the russians there, but they are trying to figure out how much danger there is for the ukrainian army, is it strong there? well, first of all, there are constant hostilities there

- it is not a big secret, it is wagner wagner's private military company, these people are the most well, relative to the fresh mobilized ones, they are better prepared. they have many of them who have experience of combat operations in other countries, so it can be considered the elite units of the russian army, besides, they use very such thieving tactics, they throw the mobilized ones forward as there , uh, the great zhukov demined the mines fields, letting the infantry advance, but they do not let the mobilized advance forward, this campaign is discovered. thus, where are our fire positions at this moment, to this day, because they are constantly changing and then they start attacking our position there, either with artillery fire or directly with an infantry attack, there is even more. and there is information that those units that were on the right bank of the dnipro river near kherson.

are they russian infantrymen and marines or were they also redeployed there closer to bahmut than to a beacon because the russian federation is politically very important to achieve at least some kind of victory at least somewhere in order to somehow correct one's actions at least in that from kherson we thank all the hetman military expert a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, unfortunately, the connection with mr. pavlo was spoiled, he is also a military expert, he informed us a little, but we would still like to thank the first and the second thank you very much, yes, now we have diplomatic representatives, er, who is the goal, beautiful people, this is oleksandr ovcharov the former diplomatic representative of ukraine in iran will so subtly hint that we will talk about iran and there will be an independent iranian columnist mazyar mian and i hope i don't know if mazyar knows

the ukrainian language correctly or should i switch to russian hoping that mr. ovcharovz, yes, i remember, he will speak russian, mr. yesterday, he will speak whatever he wants. hey, i congratulate everyone on sunday, you found the time. thank you. what is happening in iran and how dangerous is it for the iranian authorities now, because we have seen many uprisings, but they all ended in the defeat of those people who rebelled since 1979. all the rest were unsuccessful for the rebels mr. oleksandr goncharov e-e i congratulate you mr. mykola and dear

audience e-e what is happening now e-e the riots are of course under the attention of the entire civilized world, which intensified a month and a half ago, especially after the death of a young 22-year-old woman continues even now, but i would like to be more precise, i did not want to overestimate the current situation in the context of those forecasts that supposedly iran is on the verge of another revolution. i think that this is an exaggeration because, for example, if compared

what is happening in the capital, where almost a quarter of the population of iran is concentrated, and in the provinces, in particular, in the khozi province, where the most intensified protests have been noted, the situation there does not resemble any revolutionary events, moreover, the traditional attitude of expression towards of human rights, which usually causes indignation in european countries in those countries for which democratic values ​​are real values, but the concern is caused by the attitude of the authorities to strict measures to use force against peaceful demonstrations, arrests, and as you know, in the last

week, if you believe uh, open sources, more than 40 uh people were killed during these riots, many people were arrested, again here there is a difference in estimates from a few thousand to 15 thousand and what's more, the death sentences have already been handed down to several detainees. okay, now let's ask approximately the same question, we will ask the same question to the independent iranian columnist. and please tell me if you understand ukrainian so that i can understand, see how real and how much and how different these elements

of the uprising are compared to the past elements of the past past uprisings that ended in the defeat of the insurgents . throughout the country, they differ from the previous topics, first of all, in scale, and it has never happened that all layers of the population, from students to schoolgirls, schoolboys to workers, came out for protests, and this is not only a street protest today, this is an extensive strike, a strike of large state-owned energy companies and others, let's say, freight forwarders announced a strike yesterday, that is, it's not only protests, but these are also

strikes that will disrupt the country's economy . eh and eh-e development of the country in the future and eh-eh puts the eh regime in a deaf a-a corner yes ot eh-eh but eh, if we are talking about international international support and general understanding of what is happening in iran, we are allowed emanuel macron , the president of france, has already called these protests a-ah revolutions, and that was a few weeks ago, so that many publications wrote there, and that's exactly how we see that, uh, from world leaders, we can allow justin to do, and camel drivers from the labor force - this is the prime minister of the komalaharis team, the vice president, and - and in the united states, they meet with the leaders of the opposition, uh, that is, it is necessary to understand that these protests are, first of all, against the regime as a whole, if

the previous ones about the test, some of them were about elections, about re-elections, uh, recounting of votes or something else - that a-a but these protests a-a now people already understand that the reforms will not help the country and the regime needs to be brought down by force, that's why we see it in their slogans , which are heard on the streets, and we see it in the character of that what is happening, that is, it is already here. now, in the third month, the protests become more organized. these three days, the whole country goes out into the street and we see

bro, bro, that 's what's happening in iran today - it's the most massive event in the entire history of the islamic republic mr. maziar is also a very important question when we hear the number of victims when the authorities and the wound just kill people we have some experience of the revolution in ukraine. and that is why we here know that until you take up arms and count on victory, you cannot count on victory if you are unarmed and people with machine guns stand on the opposite side, somehow strangely, strangely, they assume that you will win this war or this revolution is some hint that a peaceful transition of the revolution from the citizens to some kind of armed resistance is possible, and it has already happened, and it should

have happened more actively in two years. in the distance, where on the footage that is released, we see that the pro-insurgent shoots back, that is, they paid several police departments to the north, as the corps of the islamic republic took christmas from there for 20 years a-a we see in these two regions such cadres in tegera they are a point, there are some moments, but besides that , people can already say that for about a month, they have been actively using molotov cocktails against the forces of the islamic republic, and they are burning at night, police departments, department k they burn cheese at night e-e they burn e-e schools a-a mall

where the malls a-a studied yes that is, this is a special school os- especially with- in the city of kum a-a they burn symbols of ksii they burn a monument a-a the well-known general of the islamic republic of the islamic republic of suleimani, who would kill that is people understand that even though over time this is an element of force confrontation, it becomes more organized . the insurgents want your opinion, what is the ultimate goal of the insurgents, the difference between uh, past uprisings and today’s as far as i understand, as far as i read , as far as i heard mr. maziar, this is what is now being

criticized and the main person of the country. as far as i remember, it didn’t happen before. maybe i’m wrong, so what is the ultimate goal - it’s all the colorization of power - it’s the organization of civil power, simple when there are none of these guards of the islamic revolution, who as and how that colander passes through himself all those who want to take part in in elections and in elections, those who are worthy of them are identified. well, in short, and such and such further actions are simply the creation of a normal secular state, or do i understand correctly ? please, you know that our iranian colleague has very clearly depicted the current protests and their difference from the previous ones, which were uh, more uh, had

clearer goals, the same recount of elections, no consent, uh, for these or other corruption actions and other scandals that happened to the veran government, really unlike previous years. now, the main slogans have outgrown no, not exclusively, for example, women's protests against seeds with a hijab or the use of force by law enforcement agencies, as a result of which peaceful people were killed, these slogans and slogans are really now growing into a change of regime. i think that this is just evidence that these protests are starting

to be more organized the thing is that in recent years and during the years that i had to work in iran, we could not say that the driving force behind any revolutionary changes in the islamic republic of iran was not such a position, it is strong, this opposition all the more, the most influential leader they are abroad and there they are limited in their means in order to organize organized resistance to the current government. all the more so, as in previous years, again, experience suggests that the iranian authorities do not hesitate to use force and you, e.p. mykola, are absolutely right when you ask how it is possible for peaceful protestants

to oppose armed people, this leads to the idea that if protestants have serious considerations, serious thoughts, they will be able to change the government only through armed confrontation, because even if you look at this example, look at the arab parliament is now divided into several parts, and if i am not mistaken , the vast majority still pushes the authorities to harsh suppression of these protest movements, the influence of the application of the death penalty is part of the call for dialogue, the signal that we heard two weeks ago after the publication in a more non-radical publication of iran in the conservative azita djimpurie islami is an editorial in which the editor-in-chief of the publication,

which is by and large er edition of the supreme leader of ragbar and he er criticizes the authorities he criticizes for mistakes in relation to cooperation with russia and for the lack of er intentions of the existing authorities to dialogue with the leaders of these protests because i think that the iranian leadership is now very i am worried because these protests are joined not only by traditional ones, the most radical is the student body, maybe some have grown up, the working army is still a long way off , but we will see, athletes are joining, outstanding writers, people of culture, and i think that after all , the authorities must sooner or later take some step

in dialogue with the population i don't believe it very much, but if the death penalty is really applied to the detainees, i am sure that the current regime will sign the death sentence for itself, mr. mazyar, i would ask you a tricky question, you know indirect i will even put it in russian in order for you to understand better and to answer better. and if tomorrow the law on hijabs is repealed, hammenii will come out and say yes, let someone cover his head as he wants or not cover his head among women. что вы онлайнерся ответ i offer to any ukrainian who happens to be abroad

yes ah at the airports ah look when they are obliged to land the plane from the other side to the side and look at the frame how many people come without hijab well, only those who come in to get on the plane how many uh , 90% of them wear a kijab. that is, i think that 70 to 90% of them will actually go without a hijab, but it is very important that if tomorrow the stones come and he will tell the people that um, what about the last day, and you don’t have to wear hoods, these protests are not protocol uh , that is, people have already passed this vice, and people already um, uh, will not stop at some limitations of social rights because it is necessary to understand that big problems have been caused and not only

social issues are not only connected with the issue of women, eh , these protests began with a-ah-a-amin, a-a, a girl who was killed for her hijab, but they went further, they went much further, and today the question is getting old in the midst of everything regime a-a m-m and first of all, homy came together eh-e soorujenie names of his regime a-a and we see it calmly in all the slogans that people in iran say the death of khamenei the death of the icelandic republic a-a that is all it's clear and understandable. when people come out with the flag of the islamic republic and with the shah flag, which existed until 1979, and we see these protests in all countries