and on sunday at 11:10 a.m. continues 279 addendum russia's war against ukraine brings to your attention news on espresso anzhelika sezonenko is working in the studio, as of now, the electricity shortage is 30% of the remaining consumption, it is possible to provide ukrenergo reported that the shortage is caused by emergency shutdowns of units at several power plants as well and due to the increase in light consumption, ukrenergo once again asks ukrainians to use energy sparingly, the general deficit in the system - this is the result of seven waves of russian missile strikes on the energy the infrastructure of the country, meanwhile, the russians do not leave kherson oblast alone; they shell the residential quarters of the liberated kherson, as well as the kherson

and boryslav districts; they attack the civilian population with heavy artillery, hails and mortars , the regional military administration reported that no people were injured, meanwhile, the residents of the temporarily occupied skadov community reported that the invaders were taking away from them housing only in skadovsk , attackers and local collaborators seized more than 180 civilian houses night and morning in donetsk region restless russians were constantly shelled along the entire front line, the head of the regional military administration, pavlo kyrylenko, informed all of the vyr community, one person was wounded in the northern and mykolaivka, two houses were damaged by enemy fire, maryinka, krasnohorivka , kostyantynivka and kurakhove were also hit. art shelling of ugledar and its surroundings without victims, the

occupiers also hit the outskirts of the temporary ravine , the people of paraskovi, yakovlivka, bakhmutskyi and majorsk mine danger in the izyum district of the kharkiv region . a 40-year-old man received an explosive injury. he stepped on a mine on the side of the road. the victim's condition is currently moderate, the head of the regional military administration, oleg synogub, noted. in addition, the occupiers continue to attack the kupyan region. enemy shells hit private homes , garages and cars. there were several fires, fortunately there were no casualties, an economic building burned down due to shelling in the lipetsk community of the kharkiv district, at the same time in the region demining in just the last day, pyrotechnics eliminated more than 60 explosive objects in total since the beginning of september in the region, experts

destroyed more than 44,000 mines warm greetings to the occupiers ukroboronprom showed ukrainian-made 152-mm projectiles earlier, the minister of defense told about the launch of the 122- and 152-mm artillery ammunition production line oleksiy reznikov of ukraine, he also noted that they had already passed the test. meanwhile, among famous ukrainians, a flash mob started in which they convey our best wishes to the russians convey greetings of death to the occupiers and glory to ukraine strengthening military support to ukraine and assistance

in restoring its energy infrastructure discussed at the summit in bucharest by the minister of foreign affairs of the nato countries reuters predicts the meetings will take place on november 29 and 30 it is expected that nato secretary general and genstotenberg for calls on the participants of the summit to increase winter support for our country, the ministers will focus on military aid, in particular, strengthened against air defense and ammunition supplies. germany, which chairs the g-seven, has also planned a meeting with some g7 partners on the sidelines of the alliance's negotiations, as it insists on finding ways to accelerate the reconstruction of ukraine's energy infrastructure. russia in favor of ukraine, bloomberg reports that melanie jolie expects that the

police and courts will soon be able to do this, but the implementation is already the existing law in practice depends on law enforcement agencies. i will remind you that in june, canada was the first of the savin countries to pass legislation that allows courts to issue orders on the confiscation of seized assets, however, last week the government admitted that they are still only trying to implement this decision . with such and other posters , ukrainian cinematographers came to the commercial court of kyiv, now a preliminary meeting was held there regarding the liquidation of the order on the reorganization of the dovzhenko center, i will remind the state cinema issued this order in august, the long-term center called it a liquidation process and sued the shares. now my colleague lena from linychichi. hello , tell me about the results of the meeting again. congratulations studio. well, the meeting of the commercial court

is over, the next one will be on december 20, and in the meantime we will talk with the lawyer what happened there? actually, what happened with the cooks from lesya kryzhanivska, mrs. olesya. i congratulate you and tell me what happened at the meeting. today, the first preparatory meeting in court took place. all parties came. olena honcharuk filed a statement about her involvement as a third party because in fact this court decision can affect rights and obligations in terms of because as we all know, a contract was not signed with her, she honestly won the competition for the position of general director and today , in connection with the transfer of dovzhenka to the state cinema of the national center, the contract has not been signed with her and was not signed by tkachenko, so i hope that the court will involve her as a third person

in this case, the preparatory meeting was held. the parties still have to submit procedural documents , the representative of the state cinema announced at the meeting that there is official information published on the website regarding the suspension of the contested order, we have not seen it, we do not understand the suspension procedure well, let's get acquainted and see, the next meeting is scheduled for december 20, it will also be preparatory and then there will be a substantive review another question, please, is the terminology required by the dovzhenko center, e.e., this is the suspension of this process of reorganization or cancellation, which is the correct term, dovzhenko center appeals against the order itself. he demands that it be recognized as not a law and that another procedure be canceled, that something be done with this order. unfortunately, there is no suspension, recall, or summons. well, there is no scholarly legislation of ukraine. it should be canceled as

illegal. i have already said that the confirmation of the illegality of this order is that the state registrar from august 5 cannot register it cannot enter it into the unified state register because on the date of issuance of this signing order it was issued by a management body that was not entered in the unified state register, i understand ms. olesya, we let you go, thank you for this comment to our viewers, i would like to remind our viewers that today there was a meeting in the commercial court, the question was considered. as you can see, the film community has come to support the dovzhenko center, almost everyone is already disagreeing that recently people stood here with very beautiful posters and so on and so on we of course, but we will traditionally follow

this story from the press, so please watch our broadcasts lena, thank you very much, my colleague lena chechen did not join our broadcast from the capital, there the commercial court held the first preparatory meeting regarding the reorganization of the state cinema, and the dovzhenko center. i apologize and in fact and we know that this order needs to be canceled and the activists directly we saw them marching with such slogans we will see how this process will continue in the future, of course we will inform you and keep you informed news to call moscow priests moscow priests, deputies of the kyiv council together with activists registered a letter to the constitutional court to put an end to the implementation of the law on renaming the moscow church, our correspondent dmytro didoura knows more, he is under the building of the ksu dmytro i congratulate you, we are waiting for details

from you i congratulate all viewers of the espresso tv channel so, how did it all start back in 2018, when the verkhovna rada passed the law a-a number now second 26.62 a-a on renaming the e-e moscow church to the russian orthodox church in ukraine a-a and er-e it all happened in 2018 and appeals and lawsuits immediately began and the then-party opposition bloc immediately filed a complaint with the constitutional court to terminate the operation of this law, but we know that even the consideration of the case in the constitutional court to the court, it does not stop the operation of the law, however, the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate decided to

file a case with the district administration of the kyiv city court, which stopped the operation of law 26 or 62 on the renaming of the moscow church to russian church so, what is the essence of the law , it is very simple, if a religious organization belongs to foreign structures, then it should be called exactly this foreign structure, and then in 2019, the ministry of culture conducted a religious examination and the conclusion was that there were almost 12,000 organizations that were supposed to change their names, then they were given a deadline of 4.9 months, but we see that the legislation still does not

work. therefore, deputies of the kyiv city council, together with fifty activists, decided to remind the judges of the constitutional court to consider this proceedings let's listen to the direct language of the sources of russian propaganda must be destroyed and today ukraine is undergoing a very serious cleansing process and it begins with the renaming of streets to get rid of all the post-soviet post-communist we want to live in a country where everyone knows exactly where we are going what kind of faith do we have? what books and what kind of music do we have? people's deputy and the author of this law, oleksandr brygynets, noted that he hopes the judges will see their

appeal, their letter and start considering the case, because now according to the legislation, they have two months to issue a decision or offer the court to recuse itself from the case. and then the entire constitutional court must decide on the constitutionality of this law. we currently have the following information. came to us from kyiv and told about the initiative of kyiv city council deputies and activists who appealed to the constitutional court of ukraine to return the terminology of the moscow populace. with this, i conclude the graduation and we will meet with you soon and my colleagues will continue live broadcast espresso in a few moments stay with us there could have

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viewers, i am glad to see and hear, i hope you will also hear me, this is the worldview program on the espresso tv channel. my name is vasyl zima. and today we are doing the second series of our project battles that saved ukraine, we will talk, we have already talked and we will talk about the most important battles of the first stage of the war, precisely that stage when the russians retreated from the north and northeast of our state and the center of ukraine, leaving the kyiv e-e part of zhytomyr, chernihiv and sumy regions about these we will talk about battles. today we will talk about the heroic sumy region. this program is called the battles that saved ukraine. the sumy impasse. why did the sumy region become a dead end for the russian army ? let's talk today and we will include in the conversation andrii kravchenko , your editor, social media, mr. andrii vita,

hello from the unconquered sumy region, i am glad to see and hear mr. andrii let's see you on the street just like that and you know how you can say the 24th, when many residents of sumy ran out into the street with their phones and were shocked to see russian tanks moving through the city roads, well, it's not only sumy, it's also konotop and other settlements. let's start with what february 24 you were in sumy that day, yes , from how many directions did the russians enter the sumy region, in which columns did they move, how did they then disperse across the sumy region, please look, they actually used all the main roads, and this is the kiev-moscow route that goes through deaf people, for example, because of sums and because of a large register, they used all the main asphalt roads that go from us or from russia through sumshchyna towards

kyiv, you have to understand that you can calculate it yourself . if there is anyone who doesn't know about this honey, which everyone is using now, you can take a look at it or how to say it on some other date that you are interested in and see everything there. they tried to slip through sumy to kyiv, there was no such thing as they tried to take control from sumy, for example, a specific regional center , they bypassed it, they blocked it with roadblocks from all sides and tried to move their columns to kyiv with the local population, they still interacted at that time don't worry, it'll all be over quickly. we'll quickly sneak past that clown of yours to kyiv as a replacement. well, that is, they tried to make the local population

loyal to them. plus, they had this a moronic absolute thought in my head that they will be met here with flowers and well , there will not be any such organized resistance, that we also need to understand about the sumshchy that is before the invasion itself and in the units with heavy weapons, that is, our combat brigades there, the 27th reactive brigade on the 58th in konotopsk to the okhtyr engineer regiment - all this was brought out of sumy oblast, because it seems to me that the command wanted to preserve a combat-ready army , even at the cost of 4. well, if we then lost the first days of the invasion, lost our combat-ready units that are armed with heavy equipment, well, i it doesn't seem to be about any kind of opposition, the russians tried to sneak through sumshchyna in the direction of kyiv, as i said, they didn't try to take

sums and the same trostyanets that they then took they were not in the city, we inflicted fire damage. and when they entered the city and hid their equipment between people's houses, they simply, well , you could say, covered themselves with terrorist methods , they covered their combat units with civilian residents. well, plus, they got it there a winter apartment in trostyanets and from here they had to be knocked out, er, knocked out directly with a fight, er, in the kholodnyi yar brigade, it is 93, it seems so wild, the residents of sumy oblast are still very grateful for what they did by liberating trostyanets and knocking out the occupier from the territory of the region, as for the resistance well it is difficult to call it disorganized, it

can be said that it was self-organized, when there were no organized units of the armed forces of ukraine left here in sumy oblast, then what the russians did not count on and could not count on began, popular resistance began, and they began to self -organize units of the dfc, the voluntary formation of territorial communities, began to be filled with people . the tire battalions of our 117th tire brigade, what was the matter? by the way, when did the cadres of our public service e -e drive away the rural tank of sumy? e-e unit is self -organized. in sumy, it's very me, i want to focus a little now on that. hmm, the first few days, everyone saw the video and listened to the comments of the soldiers of the territorial defense who actually were the first to go out to

meet the enemy not with bread and salt, but with weapons this is where they took weapons. if in kyiv, let's say, weapons were distributed in different areas of the city. well, they were also centrally distributed there, not far from the city. well, it's not far from where sofia square is the headquarters of the kyiv city police, and they were also distributed by deputies there. and so people in obolon were given out, well , in a word, kyiv was armed as much as they could, then we saw when on the 25th the first columns, in particular the urals there, and then a certain village of lb broke into kyiv on obolon, then the urals, let’s say, were shot. well, there was just a video of heavy fire there from machines and stopped the urals and destroyed the enemy's manpower in sumy. is this distributed but organized or is it really true? this story about what happened very quickly, as they say, the reserves were broken, these are in the local

military school and from there they already took what they could or there was still an organization and people were told come to such and such points, now we will give out everything we have. look, it was chaos in the first days of the war, and in sumy region it was the same chaos as in kyiv, as in all their cities the military commissars were paralyzed because they suddenly had a seizure a lot of work and they could not cope with the flow of volunteers. well, yes, it was a fact. and about how weapons were distributed, you understand first of all . we have 300,000 operational reserve of the first line in ukraine. that is, these are people who came from the ato and oo with combat experience, who fought in combat brigades, and here in sumy oblast, we had two combat brigades, and well, that is, there is a part of people who went through them, had combat experience, and plus part of the people served in military service somewhere, part of the people served in the ato and in oos in other ukrainian brigades

that is, in the first days of the invasion, when the russians blocked all the main roads with their equipment and these people could not join their units, they ended up here in sumy and had to do something, and they themselves, these very people, organized themselves into units and how did they get weapons in someone had their own part of it. people got the weapons precisely at the warehouses of the former artillery school. now it is the military institute of artillery. there was the cadet corps and the military department of sumy, so that's where these weapons were stored and they began to issue them. well, i'm afraid to lie. but that's for sure it wasn't the first day that it was issued simply by passport, as far as i remember to those who wanted to take it, including with cartridges, that's how sumy was

formed. what is the name of our battalion, the sumy group of volunteers, that's how they received partial weapons at the slaughterhouse, partly they had their own, partly they were still left, as i understand it, i was not a witness to these events, but as people told me that the border detachment when it was retreating, they they took away their small arms, but the same amount of heavy weapons, machine guns, grenade launchers, and the like remained in the warehouses, and these warehouses were disassembled by those who could disassemble them, volunteers ensured, for example, patrolling the city and prevented looting. because when the majority of the police left the city, the police, the sbu prosecutor's office in general, all the security forces actually left the city and the city remained blocked

by russian troops without any transportation, not even gasoline products. not to mention ammunition, and this is all organized by itself. the sumy partisans, it started with small arms, heavy small arms, and just molotov cocktails, which were poured on literally every corner, and every checkpoint was armed with them , and everything began to burn russian columns, and not so much tanks and some kind of heavy armored vehicles, but first of all supply columns, because when the tanks were drawn further there under konotop and as far as the pods, then of course they consume fuel, they consume ammunition, and the best and simplest method of fighting a tank is not to let it eat, that is, to deprive it of food deprive him of his fuel, deprive him of ammunition, because when a tank is abandoned without fuel, it is not combat-ready,

no matter how trained the crew is, whatever it is there, you are super fashionable, you 90 breakthrough uh, without fuel - it's just a pile of scrap metal uh, plus what else did they do partisans throughout ukraine and especially in sumy oblast. we have many forests, and in those places where there were forests next to the road, people simply sawed trees with chainsaws or two-handed saws on the road, blocking the road and thereby delaying the movement of russian convoys to kyiv, that is, they had to be forced to lose time some kind of sawing, cleaning, pulling out these trees, and this delayed their movement to kyiv. i would like to ask about a very important battle that took place precisely in sumy oblast, this is the battle of okhtyrka, which lasted, well, quite a long time, and this road to poltava oblast, well, actually to kharkiv there, but this it is also important that the enemy wanted to break through to the oil reserves by that way, and that's why andriy is one of them,

now he will appear again with us, the battle for okhtyrka was very important, because it goes further south . there in the center of ukraine, this is - first the road to i want to say poltava once again. well, secondly, it is not oil fields and gas fields, and it was very important for the enemy, of course, to break through the okhtyrka and go to poltava oblast and there on the road already from poltava to kyiv. andriy would also like to to ask about the importance and heroism of the battle of okhtyrka, what prevented the enemy from breaking through this city and getting to where he wanted to go . in okhtyrka which repulsed the enemy and the units with heavy weapons were withdrawn from the area, there was no one to fight in particular, but the okhtyr

engineering field is based in okhtyrka. people who were not taken out of the region and when the russian convoys appeared in okhtyrka, they were repulsed by people armed with small arms. that is, they were just people with automatic weapons. i do not own information are these soldiers, officers of this okhtyr engineering regiment, or are they possibly reservists, or are they partisans who simply served once and somehow got weapons from them, i just really don’t know, but the fact is that fighting russian tanks armored personnel carriers and gasoline tankers well, people who were

armed simply with small arms and automatic weapons became organized units. and when they, when the russians were repulsed in oh, when they suffered heavy losses there, they became embittered and began to smash the ochtir from the sky and they destroyed the tet there with artillery, and let me remind you that it was winter, the heating season wasn’t over yet, they destroyed the thermal power plant there, well, you can call it terrorism, an obvious violation of the rules of war , they destroyed this military unit there, they gutted it there a lot of private houses with artillery, either because their so-called high- precision weapons do not hit anywhere, or maybe because they simply did it here on purpose, we unfortunately do not know, but the fact is that the enemy units in okhtyrka were repulsed by units that did not have heavy weapons