we were organized into units, people armed with small arms and automatic weapons, and when the russians were repulsed in okhtyrka, when they suffered heavy losses there, they became angry and began to smash the okhtyrka from the sky. and with artillery, they destroyed the tet there, and let me remind you that it was still winter the heating season is not over, 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 a lot of private houses there with artillery is it because their so-called high accuracy weapons do not hit anywhere or maybe because they just did it here on purpose, we unfortunately do not know , but the fact is that the urinary organ in okhtyrka gave units that did not have heavy weapons uhu well and i understand that the enemy actually did not

manage to go further there to poltava region. how important was it? so, according to your assessment, in your opinion , how important was it that the enemy did not break through there ? viewers that poltava region was the largest taxpayer in ukraine, well, in the sense that it is the richest region. well, this is how it has historically developed. as they say, and of course, it is also industry and mining and processing plants and oil and gas fields that belong to the state and various businessmen well, we know this road, the kharkiv-kyiv road, which also runs through poltava, then in myrhorod, it was also possible to go through pyryatyn to boryspil and so on. that is, it was a key key story. and from the point of view, of course, admiration resources of the main fuel and massive materials, and of course the logistical history that gave the enemy the opportunity to go further

. that they or they refused to continue fighting for the okhtyr, or did they run out of time, or as you said , what losses, what protections did they suffer ? you understand, in this war, but since the presenter is a representative of the audience, we can en masse the audience and will have to explain, look, uh, they did not intend to capture poltava, they just tried to stupidly slip into kyiv , just as they did not intend to capture sumy , they did not intend to crush the okhtyrka in fact, they suffered losses there and became embittered because of this, they began to destroy it. i certainly do not exaggerate the humanism of the russians, uh, in fact, after this invasion, i refuse to consider them human, because people do not feel like that they lead as they lead, but well, in fact, the battle of

okhtyrka was an accident, uh, they are just, well , these courageous people from okhtyr began to fight there with the russians, not having heavy weapons, not having enough ammunition, not because they had such an order, but because they simply wanted to they did not intend to seize the okhtyrka, but they began to crush it because it so happened that they got stuck in battles in the sumy oblast where there were no organized units, this, well, you can also say a miracle or a coincidence, because there simply ended up a lot of people with partisan spirits who i just wanted. i don't know if i can say it on the air. let's say that i also wanted to destroy the occupiers, so that you understand that at the entrances to the sumy region , sumyshchyna is a partisan region written in russian. i don't understand russians, and they don't know how to read russian. here they counted on smoking and smashing guns, it became simple, but everything around me in those days in february resisted everyone who could

, that is, someone was a team in the molotov cocktail party, someone delivered some food to the military, someone himself in sneakers and without that went to the beach, took a machine gun and somehow he tried to fight or at least patrol the city to protect it from marauders , even bandits tried to prevent looting, smugglers began to set up eyes, what do we call them , manivtsi with them to supply the city with food or any other goods that it needs, this is the resistance, the self-organized resistance of the ukrainian people, it was not taken into account by the russian general staff for one reason only . they had no people, they have no subjects a nation such as we have, which is used to fighting for itself, defending democracy on the streets, and now to defend its independence from the enemy, this is

simply a nation that does not exist in russia, and they are precisely because of this, they made this important mistake from the battle of okhtyr that they did not allow on poltava is a russian colony only in that poltava is a target base for the sums and kharkiv, that it was able to accept immigrants there, that it was able to organize some hubs there for the supply of humanitarian aid, including preventing russians from a normal international highway to kyiv, to kyiv kharkiv, by which they could get to kyiv much easier, they were forced to bypass kyiv somewhere near chernihiv somewhere on the outskirts of the sumy region, i.e. let's put it this way. like any of these partisan actions that

disturbed the russians, the logistics of fuel and ammunition was important in order to delay their advance. do you know, because i was looking for different sources, trying to understand for myself where from different sources directions, with what forces, roughly, the enemies invaded, if the situation with the invasion of chernihiv oblast is more or less clear, also with the invasion of kyiv oblast, from the north, from the north, in fact, from one or the other bank of the dnieper, and with regard to sumy oblast, did they also accumulate forces as large as this was it from the north, or were there still smaller columns entering sumy region? look, these were columns of hundreds of armored vehicles, so you understand, the army that invaded through sumy is the first guards tank army, it is the elite of the elite if you go to wikipedia now and read the protaman division, the prokamentimir

division, you will see that these are units with 5 guard designations each. that is, it is the best that the russian army has in the world, it is the elite of the elite, it is the army that was supposed to defend moscow from the conditional nato or vice versa not to invade the territory of ukraine of the countries of europe e-e. that is, well, if they had anything at all normal, then it was driving through sumshchyna and this is all the so-called normal, it was losing tanks in absolutely moronic ways for example, the peasants simply cut down trees on the road and the russians drive on this wet black soil and the tanks load two tanks into the black soil. they got out of the tanks and ran to their colleagues to their other russian soldiers. they took two more tanks to pull these two out . and lost two more tanks simply in the fight against black earth, and you understand

that the ukrainian army did not show up for the war then, that is, two peasants sawed a log in the middle of the road, threw it and disabled 4 russian tanks from the elite first guards the tank army had another case of russian idiocy of the army when they drove a 40-ton tank through a five-ton city, a car tank ran over this bridge with its caterpillar overturned and fell down the tower into a small river, three soldiers of bashtanka died the tank went to the sumy teroborodny as a trophy, and there were cases when they lost their equipment simply due to idiocy, i can list all this ether , for example, they had an artillery position near the village of velyki bobryk, and batteries stood there and they left this place with the wet ukrainian black soil. i have these shots from the drone when this

howitzer was destroyed. and next to it, the t-72 tank was destroyed. it was also blown up by russian soldiers. ukrainian artillery did not finish there then, how did they lose it, they left . they fired at ukrainian villages from black soil and then tried to leave the field back to the road, and the road is on such a slight rise , and this howitzer just got stuck in it, or something technical happened they were forced to buy a piece of equipment, it is very expensive , the cost is somewhere around 5 million dollars, it is worth dancing from the pluses. thank you very much. we already have anxiety . andriy kravchenko, editor-in-chief of sumy social media, was in touch with us , and we literally have five to seven minutes left. we will talk with dmytro zhyvitskyi, the head of the sumy regional military administration. but we still have a certain amount of time, and today

in my program i am talking about the world view of the battles that saved ukraine, and today i called this series the sumy dead end, exactly where the enemies entered and then were able to pass with very small forces. here is your opinion. why was the key story that sumy oblast did not allow the enemy to fully break through to kyiv and close the ring around the capital, uh, because we talked to mr. andriy kamchenko, he says, after all, that the armed forces were withdrawn even earlier to luhansk oblast, and a part of the police was not so much and actually, what was the terror defense, the partisans, who played this key role in the fact that the enemy fell into this trap, well, by and large, the key role was probably played by the spirit of ukrainians and, er, our glorious past, er, it is possible, on the one hand, it sounds a little pathetic but really, the residents of the sumy region all stood up as one for

the defense of the sumy region and already on february 24, when we already understood that this was a full-scale invasion and the regular troops in the territory of the region were very few in number, they were small units -is of paratroopers. these were small units in the north of the region of the national guard, which had not yet been fully formed and not all battalions were even armed, so here such resistance from each of them was important, because on the 24th, we together, students and young people prepared molotov cocktails, i made a decision and gave a command to open reception points for glass containers at a second-hand store in order to prepare these infernal smoothies, worked with enterprises

that had used oil or was there oil there at automobile companies or at enterprises where there was a lot of automobile transport, where you could take oil at gas stations, they took gasoline, and by the evening of the 24th, not even in one regional center, we had about 3,000 molotov cocktails ready, which were the perimeter of the city, e.e., they were transported around the cities at points, the same thing happened in the regions of the region and e.e., they did not expect resistance, probably the first thing that played such a decisive role in restraining the enemy in sumy oblast is that they did not expect that they in general, there will be some resistance, er, er, the fact is that our people were much more motivated than the russian military, er, and then there are the problems

of the russians themselves, er, they also played a significant role, er, in the protection of sumy oblast in the defense of kyiv and not allowing this psycho to the second army of the world further through the sumshchina because they started to get scared and began not to understand who, after all, was meeting the terroboron and there were not many, but still there were anti-tank means they also did not expect such attacks in the first days of the war were engaged in the search for weapons, and what we will tell you later, how it was left, how it was transported, it was distributed, in the literal sense, simply by trunks through the fields, uh, from other regions, uh, weapons were brought to us in sumshchyna, and uh, in this way, he acted against these were units and farmers who had small arms in their

hands, they were partisans, many where groups of 20-30 people were formed around just such local, powerful farmers, there were either former participants and combatants there, or employees there of the police or security services, or retired military or policemen who understood a little in the tactics of handling weapons, and it was just that they were separated very often, and within them , the units of our partisans and the terror defense units, which are common in the city of sumy with local residents, weapons were practically distributed to everyone who was ready to take up arms, and there were no fights like er on gerasim kondratiev street, er, on kurska street, on kursk avenue, where the crowd came from, and that's exactly what happened

such a coordinated work of everyone and utility workers and businesses when they were able to quickly close the city of sumy and close the main cities and by and large our big cities were not occupied, they were surrounded, they were blocked, but the occupation did not take place and the whole of ukraine was there, the whole world was watching and wondering what was happening in sumy oblast, it added to the spirit of our colleagues in other regions and in chernihiv oblast, kyiv oblast, and everyone understood that ukraine would not surrender, so it was precisely this popular impulse and such an impulse that played against the resistance the decisive thing was that the enemy was confused, they had no communication between some units, there was a bad organization, that's why it happened so and so and so, many factors played a role in determining us here,

the air alarm in lviv oblast. i think that in sumy oblast also, very briefly a forces that broke through to kyiv. they stayed there for a few days and reached the brovary district, if again, maybe i'm wrong. did they somehow go through konotop, or with what forces did some of the columns leave sumshchyna, so to speak, and move on? er on on there was a passage to the capital, they controlled the kiptibachivsk highway, this is the kyiv-moscow highway from the konotop direction to bypass the city of romny, through romny itself, romny itself, they did not go to the bypass of the city of romny, and a little small units passed there, but the main part was stopped at first what was the most important thing did the people of sumy and the local partisans, students, young people, well, practically everyone was involved, they drove out in their own cars and directly from the cars threw cocktails from the windows of these

inclined lanes for the tanks on the armored vehicles the russians poured directly into the cities, the russian armored vehicles were scared, they didn't go any further , they immediately started moving to some village, then stayed there, and then after a few days the artillery came up, the baryakhtars flew in and started burning them, and then it became clear that they would definitely not go anywhere further i thank you very much. take care. may god protect ukraine. now there is an air alert all over ukraine. what is occupied crimea? dmytro shatsky , the head of the sumy regional military administration, was with us. let's finish a little earlier because now we have to go to the shelter, e.e., the worldview program, we are doing a service of stories about the battles that saved today, maybe a little more briefly, but we talked about the so-called sumy trap, which closed and did not allow the enemy to break through or the members of the columns with their first guard tank army in the capital, in fact, many things are possible and saved kyiv or at least gave kyiv the opportunity to fight the main enemy from the northern direction, but not from the western

direction, because there they bypassed the zhytomyr highway but they certainly did not give the enemy the opportunity to approach from the sumy oblast side, it was the heroic defense of the suma okhtyrka . happened take care, go to the shelter, we will meet and we will talk precisely about everything that happened. on our air, ukrainians are used to living in the dark. on the territory of ukraine, the maximum restrictions are in effect for consumers in kyiv, kyiv region, chernihiv , cherkasy and zhytomyr regions. in other regions, the lights will be turned off for several hours. how ukrainians get used

to new realities. operate for consumers in kyiv, kyiv region, chernihiv, cherkasy and zhytomyr regions, in others, the lights will be turned off for several hours, i would like ukrainians to get used to new realities, let's talk about it, let's start with lviv oblast, the region was not too

badly affected by the rocket attacks of the invaders. residents have purchased a generator, the main task that we actually set for it is the possibility of heating during long air alarms, we will be able to include two or three flash drives in it, we will be able to charge gadgets connect wi-fi and also if there will be no water for a long time and we will have no electricity for a long time, we will be able to start the water pumps and give people water for at least an hour so that they can stock up. the generator with a capacity of 8 kw cost the residents of the house about uah 60,000. this type of alternative electricity supply is called to buy a condominium in the lviv city council, at the same time they promise

to return half the price or no more than uah 30,000 for this you need to buy pay for the purchase and submit documents with compensation they promise not to delay and within a few days to process the application, there is a developed scenario. when we can send heat to the house without e, when there is no electricity, and yet our efforts will be in vain if we send it to the house and the individual heating unit will not work in the house and the people in the house will not receive this heat that 's why we started with this, so there is a need, this is a water pumping station, again, the cities have a scenario when, in the absence of electricity, we can supply water to the house to the pumping station if it does not pump to people to the top, our efforts will be in vain with the same initiative, the authorities of vinnytsia appealed to the residents, they also promise to return 50% of the amount spent for refunds, they call to repair the switchboard and

power supply systems in houses or basements, as well as replace windows with energy-saving ones. so far, in vinnytsia , more than have joined the program 3 dozens of associations and 18 submitted applications for compensation, uh, we as the city council do not recommend buying burguzyki because why because we realized that not everywhere has the necessary ventilation, not everywhere people will be able to hire appropriate specialists to make a project because the floor must be suitable under the bulrush to be, let ’s say, insulated from fire, it is iron, for example, an iron floor must have a chimney exit, that’s all fire safety must be observed, that’s why we don’t recommend it, we recommend it specifically generators why because the generator can be put on streets to lay a cable and not worry that they will be poisoned with carbon monoxide. but in kyiv, 75% of the cost will be reimbursed. the city's target program was approved by the kyiv city council in

in the capital, all oblasts apply the maximum restrictions for residents, schedules have already been changed several times and emergency shutdowns have been applied, according to the mayor of kyiv vitaliy klychka , it will take a week for the energy companies to eliminate all the malfunctions caused by the russian attacks in october, we are doing everything, i mean both the local authorities and the central authorities and state enterprise and utility enterprise, all in order to be as fast as possible, but i'm sorry, well, it takes some time, i already called it electorate , experts or industries say that they need 2-3 for weeks they do not fall into a shepherd and perceive the situation with optimism and even despite the announcement of a possible evacuation, they are not going to leave the city, just listen to the invincible people of kyiv, there are three, i really like candles, that is why i had a large supply, but even yesterday i was happy to turn off the lights, although it doesn’t sound like it,

but i got busy i did my own business and spent the evening very well. now the outages are becoming more frequent and not according to the schedule, but this does not prevent us from continuing to live, and the main thing is the victory of our country. we bought a tourist tile with balloons and cartridges, and in principle, i i will tell you that the food heats up much faster than a normal stove, the gas quality is probably much better, a spare spa bank, well, we stocked up with warm, warm slippers with vectors, well, we understand that this is our front that needs to be endured and you will leave if there is such a need, i have a job, i am on work, where does she go because of fan outages, ukrainians think how to spend time and benefit even without lights and make the evening cozy and even romantic, so the goletskyi family spent their time without lights in the house, the family moved to the family of bila tserkva from donetsk region is not afraid

of power outages in the house because in their hometown in my day we will not only have electricity, but also water and heating, so we have stocked up on candles , flashlights, and power banks, we are ready for anything, we gather as a family, we play we cook board games together, we invent something, that's why we do n't get bored. shelling critical infrastructure is turning off the lights only in a certain area. but it is almost impossible to achieve a complete knockout in ukraine, our system is quite extensive and it makes it possible to avoid a complete shutdown of all populated areas. yes, it makes it possible if we do not have the opportunity to transmit via linear 330 transmit this electricity but a smaller

volume, a smaller power can be transmitted, a smaller smaller volume of electricity lines we are there, for example , 110, that is, they are all, well, quite well with commented, but actually then this creates a situation when the power engineers have to manually redo these stations, instead of broken transformers of one load, burn through others. that is why we have a shortage of electricity. theoretically, it is possible to destroy everything, but in practice, it is not realistic to destroy everything. and it will simply remain the situation is unstable from this supply it is quite difficult to repair the damage and it can take months if russian missiles damage power lines the lights can be turned on in a few days maximum damage can be caused by russian rockets if the transformers are damaged in a short time, it is almost impossible to repair them. but it can take from several months to more than a year to make new ones. listen to the advice of the energy engineers to sow

candles, flashlights, power banks with water, and think about alternative power supply. we will survive this winter against the evil of the enemy. didora anastasia holoshevets love gerashchenko volodymyr judicial tv channel espresso we are looking for nine-year-old anastasia michno about the fate of this girl for about seven months nothing unfortunately, the details of the journey are also a deception. i only know that the child lived in the city of lysychansk in the luhansk region. it is likely that nastya was there with her mother and the connection with them was cut off at the end of april. leave or are they still there? but they simply cannot report something about themselves, at least because of the lack of communication, i don't know, so i am asking especially the residents of lysychansk, who may be seeing me now

on social networks, take a close look at anastasia's photo in she has light blond hair and dark eyes, she looks like a girl, maybe a little older than 9 years old, if anyone suddenly saw her or knows where she might be now, don't delay, call us on the hotline of the magnolia children's search service at the short number 116,000 calls from any mobile operator free of charge or write to the chat bot of the child search service in telegram. i have another story of the disappearance of a child in the luhansk region. attention to the photo. this is five-year-old viktoria mokrushyna, whose fate has been unknown for more than six months. i i know that the last time the girl contacted me was on may 7, the child was in the village of belogorivka - this is the severodonetsk district of the luhansk region. at that time , fierce battles were fought there, but now this territory has already been

deoccupied . nothing is known, so i am asking especially the residents of the north donets region of luhansk region to look carefully at the photo of the girl, she has dark hair , such eyes, viktoria looks like her five years old, if anyone has seen her or knows where she can be stay now, don't delay, call us on the hotline, the child tracing service has a short number of 116,000 calls from any mobile operator, the territory has been freed, the city is returning to more or less normal life, communication is being restored, but there is no news about the missing child sorry , similar stories are not isolated at all, that's why i want to tell you again about seventeen-year-old elizaveta alyoshina, who disappeared. and 6 months ago, the girl lived in kropypnytskyi before the war, but during distance learning, she moved to her grandmother in the city of liman is the kramatorsk district of the donetsk region. the first two months were more or less

calm there, and elizaveta even regularly joined online broadcasts for training. the last time she got in touch was on april 25, and it was on this day that she told very disturbing news and said that over their enemy shells started flying around the house, she was very scared, and the next day she lost contact with the girl, today there is no news from her, liman was occupied for several months and they actively jammed the communication there, i really hoped that that's why elizaveta can't call or write to anyone. but when the city was liberated, there was no news from the missing girl, so i'm asking everyone who sees me now to look carefully at the photo of elizaveta alyoshina. she wears glasses, she has dark eyes and short dark hair, a girl thin, her height is about 160 cm, if anyone saw her after april 25 or knows