uh, batteries well, it’s still impossible to give up the burjukas for the time being. and also about the demosqueing, well, i’m sorry, you can just throw some kind of physical fire somewhere in the side. well, i don’t think that this is, on the whole, very demotivating, because the burzukas are used either in homes, if we are in some place that i must be in the field, then we are somewhere in the dugout, well, that’s it, i’m sorry pavlyk, the account knows where he is, it’s not very demosqueing, although there are certain means, how to cover it, how to make it so that it was less, er, such they sailed from the outside so that, well, this can be done. well, what can be compared with the russian army when i am not just them, they mean the same thing budnka, who jumps me, you understand. we have people, we have arrived even for a few days, well, for a few weeks, we have to be in this place, dug in, dugouts are swarming certain fortix buildings, the russians hung up some rags and they stand near the

fires, what is this generator for them, it is generally something so foreign and unknown, i don’t know, i am writing to say that he has been in the russian army for a long time that the second army of the world is like a second-hand second-hand perm, that is, it will be like a second-hand, that's it, that's it, that's the second army of the world, i don't know who it is, who deduced that it is a secret army, what is it? it has never been the army of the world, and well, i hope it never will be. preparation of military equipment for the winter. it has some specifics. we can dress our boys and provide them with means of heating, but as far as i know, the equipment also needs a special winter treatment for it, well, you know. in winter diesel engine starts poorly well, almost all equipment , the vast majority of equipment is diesel, in order for it to need another diesel, it is a winter engine, they say even at gas stations around the city, and now there is such a thing. it's different, it's different, it's different

viscosity, that is, of course, it's necessary. well, it's not like it does n't stop the technology, it doesn't do anything like that, but the only thing is that it increases the consumption of ceiling piles of materials, because in winter, well, against it, cossacks must be warmed up every day, no matter what. the temperature is not very low and it will lose for at least half an hour, then it gets into the solar system a lot, a lot. as they say, that's why it increases the consumption, but what to do, oleksiy, when you were dusting our wall today, you said to the picture that it's like mud, it's going to freeze offensively actions may resume, what directions did you have in mind, where we can see evidence of active hostilities and offensive actions on the part of the ukrainian side, it's good that we didn't know this, we're all watching, uh, i think it was such a publicity stunt. well, if you can say so the operation, even the president of the country, mr.

zelensky, said that we did not give the order to advance on kherson, but the attack was on kharkov , no one expected it, even the military experts, even our foreign friends, that is, it was so well planned action, this indicates that the sources in our military leadership have no information, it was spies, well, look, they are all spies, they are in any headquarters, in any circle, in any army. unfortunately, they are scouts let's look at it they are, they are, they are, and they will not go anywhere, but they have already been proven, people, and when we plan such massive, really serious actions, the circle of people who know about it must be very limited, and then, in principle, well, let's do it. we succeeded. to make a secret and from the offensive on kherson oh on kharkiv ee although well, we distracted and gave misinformation even

if our leadership they also included in the information told about the fact that they were preparing to defend themselves near kherson or received near kharkiv where we will attack i i think that well, again, the american institute of war research predicts that we will still advance in the south, because we need to break through to melitopol, then to mariupol, we need to move the line of reconciliation from kherson along the left bank of the dnipro river near kherson by at least 25 km. because it is the aiming range of the 152nd cannon from 25 km , so that there was no shelling of kherson with cannons, only rockets. well, that’s already different . there are thousands of shells or 10 rockets. it’s also bad, but we didn’t measure it. i still can't postpone my visit 25 and it's better 30 km from kherson well, where are we going to talk about it, why not kharkiv again, why, why not bakhmut, even

who knows the same bakhmut, yes, he is now becoming a second stalingrad for russians, but you already agree, yes i agree. there are really difficult and difficult battles going on in the armed forces. they are holding him, but the simple question is why did the russians lean on him like that ? well, who was there? well, in fact, a small aria or something, not a very big city, and it is located in such a rather difficult geographical area. geographical position it is located in a lowland and the russians are trying to storm it, but they are unable to do anything, so they have developed a gestalt since 2015 and those years, why exactly? bakhmut soledar was just there as shepherds of the living gold, that is, four of them are located in our unit. well, we were there in one place.

we got orders from whom. we went all over there, representatives of luhansk to avdiyivka. and these places are ... i.e. you don't need a map i, well, many people have been there many times. we understand very well what kind of city it is, how it is, and how it presents itself. well, in the grand scheme of things, if we talk about sloviansk or kostiantynivka , there are certain strategic advantages. these places would be sub-russian to pile up and for them to seize strategic importance in the city of bakhmut well, there is no such thing, this is most likely a political component because they have to somehow explain their departure from kherson, well, somehow they have to justify themselves in front of their internal therefore, they need at least some kind of victory . although, on the other hand, well, it looks strange, because they have been fighting for this city for six months and they cannot take it, they put a large number of people in. that is, you

know, they are sitting, i have a feeling that there is some another component in which we, well, somehow, when we see why this is happening, because there is a strange one, by the way, there, first of all, wagner’s maidservant army is fighting, and it is the overwhelming pain of most people. we already know that between the private military company of the russian federation and directly that it is in by the ministry of defense. relations there are not very good. maybe they want to somehow dispose of, dispose of , do something, and then they will come and show you how to do something, so it is very difficult to explain. well, if they are, let's not assume that there are russians well, you have to respect the stupid ones there. unfortunately, such a simple society at that time was not yet russian military personnel, but separatists.

the place where the ukrainian tanks were stored was precisely in bakhmut, there were more than two thousand tanks, and there was an interesting situation when our military er-e conscripts were there who were simply protecting these tanks, they remained, but they found themselves surrounded by separatists who entered bakhmut on at that time, they carried out the first attacks with their own forces, and then the special forces came there and our military men shipped these tanks at night and took them out of the territory of bakhmut . what is there now? there is artemivsk champagne, and we were on an excursion, well, including at these warehouses there. believe me, there is alcohol there, well, the artemivsk community, you think that the russians are leaving tomorrow, they already took winter ones, too, once, not because there was some kind of silent project of temporary travel there, there were warehouses vodka

and, well, alcohol, and i think that well, i'm joking, of course. well, there is a very large warehouse, he can really stimulate them in some way. thus, they tell their soldiers to go, because there is a lot of alcohol. how did they take care of it? the walls are so full of champagne, but the numbers are simply amazing, how much the russians put there. one more thing. and the ministry of defense reported that in november they broke the record of 16,970 russian soldiers destroyed. this is the record of the first great war of 500 russians per day. we can return to the fact that on the one hand, kadyrov and the wagners, on the other hand, there is also gum. the fact is that the tactics they use. they take these mobilized people and send them. well, just at our cannon, at our machine guns, and in this way, they look where

today they are in real time, where is our machine gun point, just where are our servicemen, and then they start pouring mines or artem, well, no, it’s about 3-4 km away, and either they attack the players directly, that is, maybe they have such a medushushchik such within the russian army between a private military company and regular units, and if there are already comments from president putin to the wagners, i think there is none because it is a private military company and the number of dead mobilized i think that by 6 hours 10 years there will be questions, maybe this is the way the game is going, maybe we don't know, because, well, it doesn't fit in the head, why so many people put and then climb climb six months you climb, you can't get, you put people anyway you climb and a by and large, strategically from a military point of view. and you don't

need this piece of land. that is, there is some other component of the mobilization wave, our intelligence already reports that everything is ready for this, and in russia, for some reason, they started preparing storage facilities in parking lots, possibly in order to somehow prepare the population for war, and precisely so that this degree is constantly increased, they want to increase it, they want it well, this is a conversation that we are going to, uh, we were going together that nato is using ukraine in order to destroy russia. i don't want to repeat myself, i think that in order to somehow correct these, uh, this death of your people, you can't hide it, well, remember when it was already charging, they reported something like 6,000 dead, well , which is not complete, in order that somehow people is to justify these losses, it is necessary to raise the degree of hatred towards ukraine to the western world in general to two canadas for america for ukraine, including, well, first of all, then somehow well, maybe somehow

it will pass and justify this mobilization, although the mobilization did not, by and large, not stop and this is officially such a hidden mobilization of the 330,000 people who signed up for emergency service in the fall, they were also supposed to participate in these military operations in ukraine , so i think that their mobilization was continues and what else do the people want, well, by and large, you know, we are, somehow, mobs are a large number of people with weapons, even if they are not very good scientists, well, first of all, this cannot be considered a military unit, it is necessarily a unit people with weapons who have come to combat coordination and understand what teams are there and what to move but still there is such a large number of people on our lands it is not very good because they have to be killed somehow. appeared and in one

in one of the programs, she says that look , yes, yes, russia is beginning to retreat little by little, but look at the balance of power, and russia is fighting against 50 countries, the anti-putin coalition is more than 50 countries, and russia alone manages to defend the territory of russia against seventy countries yes, we are suffering losses there, but you understand the influence in general, the balance of forces, that is, they are already openly saying that there is a war of one russia against fifty countries, and this is how they explain their eyes, the retreat from kherson was gained out of impudence they tell us what kherson and the russian city of bridges are there. well, in short, and solovyov is there in general, if he was talking there, well, i watched a piece of it there, it appeared in our broadcasts somewhere. well, not in the broadcasts on youtube, because he does not understand why the russians use some powerful means of combat there if we

ukrainians capture russian places, for example, kherson, i am thinking today well, the choir is a person well, it’s just that a person is sick and says something well, it seems to me that it’s difficult to even comment on something , you’re listening, you think, god, god, they said that what if we the russians will be smart enough to lose, then gaga is waiting for every russian to be selected, this is to pay to pay the russians around this war of aggression and let's be honest with them, our attempts from the first days of the war to convey to ordinary russians are succeeding. do you go out, they use you even when ukrainians write there are russians private messages about the fact that you are fighting in ukraine, you are killing ukrainians, russians, we say that, and these are informational and psychological operations, the accounts

of ukrainians are being hacked from these hacked accounts they are starting to send these pictures from the war, write these messages, that's why it's all fake, it's all information and psychological operations, and uh, it's also one of those false one thought was that when the number of dead russian soldiers there reaches some number, yes, there are 100,000, there are 80,50 it will make the russians want to go to the kremlin to overthrow putin and start a revolution in russia, but it turns out that every russian mother or wife who senselessly lost her husband or son there never admits to herself and never admits to others that he she died to no one there is no need for wars, wars, she will constantly go and prove to everyone that my child is my husband, he is a hero, he fought for russia, he laid down his life for

your future, so let's stand next to you, go too, at least subconsciously, she will understand the absurdity of this. the more russians died in this war, the more supporters he had in russia, and the more supporters of putin are rallying around him, unfortunately, when we are relatives of the region, they said that you will be patient, they will liberate you and everything will be good. it is necessary only a little yes there we must be patient yes yes we must suffer because we will be fine later when russia comes you see they are people there it is already a lot of psychos well listen we now have very good relations with germany although we remember that there were many questions at the beginning of the war, let's spend the year 36-37, when they voted for hitler, they no longer admired him, of course, they elected him as chancellor and the people, and even

in the 45th year, when germany lost the war, why was there no election four years ago it was believed that people should come to their senses after this mass psychosis, which was imposed by means of propaganda, well, in general, because of what was happening in society. and people came to their senses quickly, well, this happened in four years, for sure . so on and so on. that is, people came to their senses, but if you asked in 1945, even when the allied troops were already under berlin, they would still say that hitler is our everything and so on. the same thing is happening now in russia, in my opinion, they are well when putin doesn't get it, when we win this war, it will have to be, well, maybe a little longer here, there , germany in 10 years, uh, brainwashing has been done there for at least 70-80 years, maybe not four, maybe 14 years, nothing can

be done there at all it is necessary to create a temporary government there that will be managed from the outside, well, it is some kind today, neighbors, they cannot take russia from advertising and move it somewhere to some polissia, but more and more this war is compared not to the second world war, but more to the first world war, it is like that, yes more positionally and in the context of how the first world war ended for russia, it ended with the fact that the russian troops were sitting in such and such mud in the winter in the cold in the trenches they began to ask themselves the question what are we doing here considering the fact that 500 dead per day even in the ranks of a private military company, the unbearable conditions of being there, yes, we all saw the equipment of the russians and what they are fighting with and how they are fighting, is it really true that during this winter, the uprising of the

russian army against war against the current regime well, someone has to lead it. yes, for example, there is the same girkin who is now sitting somewhere there on the front line. well, because it seems to me that this is exactly the scenario that russia was expecting, the uprising of the army, because all the revolutions that happened in russia were not made by people. what did we expect from the first days, was it done by the army, or maybe a rebellion in the russian army that will turn into a full-fledged uprising, well, remembering the first world war, the russian army simply went to help the entente and came to itself with about love, the truth, with weapons, they went, the difference is that those people who were in the tsarist russian army, i don't want to give them a few compliments now. but there are such nuances. well, for example, there were no translators in the tsarist russian army who would serve in their units from european languages, only from

russia for their because every officer had to know at least two languages, that is, this army was at that time more or less experienced, more or less well, at least something worthy, at least something, there were some rules, some there, some even there was but they turned around and came to storm who uh-uh winter here, they are so drunk, the song that alexander said, what uh and in general well, the basis for the revolution came exactly from the front, what are we doing here? yes , when they started talking, go and take power, the land of the christians, uh, the factories of the worker, praise the russian church, the army, just i wanted to say that these people were more, more experienced, more, more dignified, did they do any deeds for work, and they did this really serious act, when you take a weapon, you go to remove your data from the provisional government, there was already a february one, then well february, and then you already have a second revolution, well, that is, a

coup. as the people who are now say, well, those people are full of lies. they are in that russian army, they chose toilets well, although they say that from paris in the 12th year they also took out everything they could. maybe i exaggerate their quality. but it seems to me that compared to today's army, they will simply suffer in silence . some for some revolution for some they can only have targeted actions. well, they are pointless, merciless, and then the format of the end of the war is needed. maybe if there is a rebellion, it will not be related to, uh, they will not go to crimea to storm, although the creams are protected much weaker than our positions, on which they climb and are not afraid to invest it is much easier to take some people by storm and if they want to, it could

be done very simply, from the point of view of what else can happen to them, they can simply get infected by the armed forces themselves, and it will be just people who will start a riot, immortally merciless. i think that they will turn into a small bank of formation and they just it will no longer be an army well, just like it was about the holy war , people have experience of war, everything is left, but there was no army, they simply, they can simply take weapons as it was the first time. why did stalin become a great country at the beginning of the second world war in 1941 ? why didn't he communicate for a week? he knew what defeats the soviet army had suffered and brought under the germans, and he was afraid and he already knew the first well, there were 3-5 million prisoners in the first days of the war, and he saw that people would leave the front, but they would leave with weapons, as it was in the first world war, so he was scared of drunkenness somewhere in the country. it can happen, but expect that they will come and, uh, storm the

cream and demolish putin and put something, it is unlikely that they will do anything. although, on the other hand, in the kremlin, there are their own movements in them, the tower movements. well, maybe nikita serhiy, who left himself uh, because people died or were killed, the transfer of power in russia almost did not happen, they always had some kind of coups. i think that they are also preparing there, there are very powerful forces, except for putin, then he loses his weight, they see that he well, he can inflate what how but the fact that ivan is a dachshund yes well yes well, i think that there are people there and that is what can be expected and in this we can even those people who plan to take down putin are not our friends but not for a certain time they can be our allies we can even help to do it somehow as it is us we can do it, we know that history has a tendency to repeat itself, i would like your scenario, which you said about historically, to be repeated in the kremlin, so that putin did not communicate for a week well, in general

, he ended up in the bunker there in his life. putin, is this the third putin, or is it a solid putin? there are just a lot of putins. well , i don’t know how many, and the main thing is that it ends with the victory of ukraine, well, it’s us without it, it will definitely appear, but in what way exactly let's have a little two championships, wait a minute, but many of us all talk about victory, but all of us, many of us, put different meanings into the whole word victory, but you have to imagine for yourself what it means victory in this war is, er, our er, yellow-blue flag over the kremlin is this the liberation of our territory or what? what is a victory, well, at least it is an exit to our geometric borders and the liberation of the territory, will we consider it a victory if it appeared in russia , everything remained unchanged, well, mr. the hostage said that if we do this, it will be a victory but this will make it possible, first, second, the chechen war in 3-5 years to expect another attack from this side

, in general, more prepared, taking into account the mistakes they made. what should he do with this russia after its defeat? friends to make such and such changes directly in the russian federation so that we never expect an attack from this side in the next 100 years and now i want our military not to freeze because it is very difficult to look at these pictures when they are taken out wet in the trenches after the battles well, actually very- it is very difficult, i want them to be prepared in winter cool nato clothes , there is no ukrainian clothes, listen to me in ukrainian for standards according to nato standards, yes, the jacket, i think 10 i saw this, then i think

my god, it’s the m-65 jacket of the shopping center, it’s exactly standard , everyone will give trucks in any rembom. thank you very much oleksiy hetman, a participant in the russian -ukrainian war, was a guest at our place. i'm probably a regular student, everything is supposedly not bad, but only this damn habit of being late, what else? ana sports, as the coach says, there will be people from me, competitions, trips, there are those whom i love, whom i care about, the people

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