you need ukrainian women hold the future in their hands ukraine tv series berehynyi at war tomorrow at 14:40 in marathon the only news the cycle of washing machines finally fuck a terrorist or a terrorist ho-ho katya everything motor run away this is baraktar news point of invincibility in the infospace flew berehtarchik flew bayraktar news, the award we were waiting for is better than the oscar and emmy, it is better than the nobel prize and the golden palm branch of al-qaeda and dil hamas aside, russia is entering the arena, the number one terrorist in the world, or as biologists say matka terror, what kind of country are these, and you know the titles

under the poem that we oh, the european parliament finally recognized russia as a terrorist country, which in translation into normal sounds like russia, the country of finished poppies, a member of all the cases of deputies, i will be surprised if the russian version of counter-strike does not have a function for whom there is only a team of terrorists, putin has finally joined the ranks of people who it is customary to liquidate, you know, i just don't have time for that. in fact, if you don't have electricity at the moment, run to the street right now our yura tkach asks people what they think about this. this week, hundreds of thousands of ukrainians were left without electricity due to rocket attacks, and probably at this time ukrainians were thinking about something and doing something

, so let's find out about what and with what. please tell me what you do when the lights go out what do you think, dovbana porosyan thinks well, it's already gotten a little bit, it's normal. well, it is. i try not to use censorship easily. thank you . straight off the tongue, well, i didn't have van, we want one question. please tell me first, what do you think first of all? so we made these katsaps. and so we

rest. and now you have light, so what are you doing, walking, what can you do, so they will advise people what to do if there is no light, go for a walk or go outside if the weather permits or do some warm things, everything is the best, everything is happy , the light is cut off, the light is cut off. you are making a circle, they made a light, what are you doing, i am also waiting for you every day, and now you are walking because there is no light or you just went out somewhere, you need to go somewhere, how is it great? yes, please tell me, turn off the light, what do you think

, what are you doing? there are hours, you rest, when you do, you go to do. these are the thoughts visited by ukrainians this week, and we were once again convinced that it is possible to turn off our lights, but not our freedom. glory to ukraine, ladies, go to the most insignificant organization in the world o dkb o dkb, the world's first ataviz organization, its congress is attended by presidents who have assembled a puzzle of 20,000 elements, that is, those who have a lot of free time, yatsenyuk's wall is more reliable than dkb odkb is so useless that we will now show you that it is much more

useful here or here or here's what to say, even a grater without a grater is more useful than a kabb, the organization of a collective security agreement, more precisely the security of a certain collective that sits in the kremlin, and this is already well understood by her hostages and in every way morozets and trying to escape from captivity, let's see a video about how it was, and vladimir vlady mirovich. and you arrived without a suitcase. you see, i’ll just stay further, then go to god. we advise you, the smell reaches me. how is the frog standing there? in order for him not to be a terrorist for a cup and a half more, it is necessary to be in time for the day, it is possible to be warmer to you further on this burning

word um we will stand so that in the photo of him then the address will not understand what is happening in the hands of the planets but to me it was like they were already on the body what are the sounds like they will shoot with a machine gun. they will kill them because of the noise and say that that's how it was, uh, the lord is going to blow. what is it that was so scary? we hope that putin and lukashenko will stand just as beautifully during the shooting . motor sich ceo vyacheslav boguslaev donated gold jewelry to the army. a rare weapon and a rare car, although not entirely voluntarily, the sbu exposed the workers of the sichi motor who worked in the positions of custodians of the commune director. they wanted to take the gold of the scythians out of ukraine, knowing

how long ago boguslavov was engaged in corruption of this gold he could steal directly from the scythians themselves, the story is touching, no matter who it was, an attempt to steal scythian gold failed at the customs, the sarmatians suddenly appeared and confiscated everything, it was roughly the case that you will voluntarily give the valuables that you hid or will we eat the local white people to speed up the process, we listen among there were generators of this property, it was not like that, and there were so many valuable treasures, as if they wanted to take out part of the property, only pshonka was a deeply religious man, he deeply saw what was wrong with him it will not be anything from the creators in russia, the head of the komi volodymyr uyob uyba appeared in russia,

he still told that traziv evaded the renegade and killed our colony six times with cameras because, well, our target is so elegant, i understand that they stole and began to shoot in the show itself make the comedian laugh, so it seems that himers got the mastermind of all the indian militants in the ibu because the brain is noticeably damaged. the headquarters of the occupiers did not dodge. the crimean bridge did not dodge. the column of kadyrovs did not dodge. the manual that ran from the kharkiv region did not dodge . and the head of the republic komi and the goal of kristina 33 combat

sorties in this same place behind the front line, and even in this episode, he is such a weakling to come up with something more interesting . for example, he stabbed a bayraktar with a knife, caesar repelled six attacks with a laser sword , blew away the ukrainian aviation, positioned himself under the javelin so that he ricocheted back to america in time, throwing a jacket over his head, and was able to repel the impact of a ukrainian rocket when it was hot caught a helicopter and used it instead of a fan caught the rocket with his bare hands lit a cigarette from it and spat out a lit cigarette the enemy crew of the bc caught the tail of the plane and held it until the air defense did not aim at him accurately the story of the stolen raccoon from kherson

continues his call sign kherson he guy in the prime of his life, two weeks ago, he was evacuated from the kherson zoo together with other animals , that is, the stolen raccoon was named kherson, so according to this logic, you can steal a hedgehog and call him melitopol catch a parrot and call it donets, well, or eventually take a hamster named bakhmut and be proud of this victory for 42 1/2 thousand people subscribed to the kilogram-channel raccoon, but i think the posts from the kherson raccoon are roughly like this, do you remember the video where are the two russian soldiers in real life, i see it every day, take me away from here, even if i have to learn russian to explain to these morons that i will not drink, you guys are calling fire on me, hit me with geolocation, if lermontov

lived in our time, he would not write goodbye dumb russia and on the contrary, hello, the colonel of the russian general staff , who is responsible for the draft, demanded a bribe from the moscow troops with a washing machine. he will be able to open his own courses on how to furnish an apartment with the help of mobics. it's a secret for you. yes, we will definitely do it, bitch , why is the colonel right ? he commanded in ukraine completely broken , but that's why no one ever brought a single washing machine to the poor people in the case of bribery. attached is a correspondence from you. no, tverskoy boenkom made a wooden washing machine. no matter how hard they tried, it didn’t work. let’s go to the kherson zoo. there was no

funny person left there. no, you don’t have a raccoon in the dniester . mausova, so that unlike the stream, the force can still return there. and now those who stayed there and the russian discovery says that only one sound can wake up the medvedevs moscow is in a hurry to the negotiating table in russia they presented a new government without imported components briefly about eu investments in hungary at a meeting of the odesa city council the draft decision on the dismantling and

relocation of the monument to catherine ii was supported. as they say , the gift is rolled over, so the whole tax life is gone. this is exactly the case when the occupiers leave our land without unnecessary losses. every day we are getting closer to victory and it is difficult because sometimes there is no light there is no water or anything else, but it will not stop us in any way, we will overcome all difficulties, we will endure because we are strong in spirit, because we are of the cossack race glory to ukraine glory to the heroes hello god, thank you that again my god you lived and we are to it write two lies for a cheerful side and for you who walk beside them. thank you for your indomitability,

darkness is not scary when there is faith in our victory in a solid dance, we will repeat glory to ukraine, boys and girls. in the trenches, the order is more difficult. we will definitely cope with this dark and cold winter, i believe that our the dawn is coming soon, i believe that our united forces will help us bypass the frosts , overcome the chaos in our homes, to give rays of happiness to our loved ones, we will overcome the darkness together, if you ask me, who am i?

it was late what else anu sports as they say coach there will be people from me competitions trips there are those whom i love whom i cherish people for whom i am an army the rules of a warm country kitchen thank you every year you use the dishwasher wash the dishes by hand this is a sign of the family we will beat the winter together every morning when we left home all the dispatchers were kissed goodbye, it could be the last time we will see all the stories, not someone’s past was hit by shrapnel in my life, then you thereby

rose to our hearts, today we must take up the defense, start people, dig in and stand on death is the stories of people who survived the siege, lived under fire and, despite everything, resisted it , documentaries about the stories of our days that are on wednesdays at 21:30 on the telethon airs. first aid is at zero, the rescue of the wounded is just beginning, but how are our heroes of the home front treated, how did civilian medicine turn into military medicine, and we are talking about the stories of the rescued heroes today on the air of the night

watch with you today, maria vasylivna, i am ven plinsky today, we have a guest, the legend of ukrainian cardiac surgery, vasyl vasyliovych lazorysh, ukrainian cardiac surgeon, director of the mykola amosov national institute of cardiovascular surgeons. thank you for coming to our broadcast . good evening. february 24, and each of us on our front reacted to the beginning of the war, tried to start doing something there in order to oppose the occupiers. and while preparing for the broadcast, i found news on regarding your institute, on february 24, you announced the urgent need to replenish blood reserves of the first and fourth groups, and here is the message that your participation and half an hour of time can

save lives, we keep calm and take care of each other, this is a statement from your institute, and from this statement it is clear that from the first days of the war, you began to respond to the beginning of the war and provide assistance within the limits of your capabilities. yes, our yevgeny, we got involved in the provision of medical care literally immediately. when the first explosions started, i had one most important task: to get to the institute, and since during our operations, we use up to 10 doses of blood for each operation and the most deficient at that moment were this is the first

fourth group. we turned to donors e in order to ask, but that was not the most important thing. the most important thing was that we immediately got involved in the work with e-e, our administration from solomyansk from kyiv the city administration is the command of the armed medical forces of ukraine and we have identified within the academy of medical sciences those institutes that will provide assistance to both the military and the civilian population . e-e medical assistance to those who are closest, and it happened on february 26, when you remember, a rocket hit a house on lobanovskyi avenue, which is located almost next to us.

when six wounded people were brought to us at once from the house, they brought four wounded military servicemen and we sorted them, provided diagnostic assistance, provided the medical assistance that was necessary, and there are other institutes in the system of the academy of medical sciences that provided this assistance , because we sent to the institute of orthopedics, traumatology, neurotrauma to the institute of neurosurgery, but then our tactics changed after we discussed it together with military medics, uh, we were on duty around-the-clock specialists in traumatology and neurosurgery at our institute, that is, any military injury that came to us, we immediately took them for surgery, but they were already on duty as specialists in general surgery, post-rheumatology and

neurosurgery . it was a multidisciplinary hospital that provided assistance in all directions, and only then did we sort them. at first, the main task was to make the correct diagnosis. we had a computer tomography scanner working around the clock. and after we, but the diagnosis, we chose the patient in the operating room right away, or he was taken to another institute or hospital or to a hospital that was nearby, but it so happened that on february 26, we already joined the soldiers, a lot of specialists just left had to evacuate from kyiv. how did you deal with this? did you have enough character that well, fearing that i live 20 km outside the city and that i won't

be able to get to the institute, i and the majority of our institute's administration and around 300 employees were around the clock for almost two months until may, they were on the territory of the institute around the clock. for example, there were some meetings there, either at the base of the ministry of defense or at the base of the academy of medical sciences or at the base of the ministry of health, but the entire team worked around the clock and even the relatives of our employees were with them, whether they were children, men or women, there were already 15 dogs and 10 cats of our regular staff there, and what kind of injuries do you encounter the most during the war?

the institute is enough, well, it is not enough, it is very narrow-profile, and the specialization yes. basically, these are operations, extremely complex operations on the heart. i can imagine what your surgeons have to deal with. when wounded people with shrapnel or bullet wounds of the heart like you are brought to them, were there mechanisms for working with such injuries and did you learn anything during the time when these people were brought to you because, although there has been a war in ukraine since the 14th year, we have not had such a war yet. so, you know, we had work experience before since 2014, when there were the first hostilities in the east, and even then our specialists traveled to the east and took part in

the organization of medical assistance . in principle, we had a lot of experience working with military doctors directly, this is the kharkiv military hospital, this is the mechnikov hospital in dnipropetrovsk, this is our military medical academy, this is our central the hospital is a military hospital and we also studied because the experience we had at that time and during the second world war there was no artificial blood circulation then such operations were not performed, the little experience we had by the way, i was then the chief of staff for the

provision of medical care in ukraine in 2014. i was then the deputy minister of health. we headed the staff that coordinated the actions of absolutely everyone and it was now fashionable to say that the only medical space is all medical services. -e military eh the sbu, border guards, the ministry of internal affairs, the state emergency service, all worked in the same mode, and this headquarters was during this time, we developed together with military medics we published a textbook on the provision of medical care for combat trauma of the heart and main vessels, then we published an atlas on the provision of this care i.e., this assistance provided by everyone at our institute in the institutions that i spoke about was distributed throughout ukraine and even some of my colleagues

said that these are textbooks for training surgeons to provide emergency medical care injury the heart of the main vessels, they are even at the level of some nato textbooks, uh, well, this is such a situation, and you have to face everything for the entire uh, this period from february 24 to today, because before our meeting, s- i just sat there in 10 months, there will be a report soon, we have 505 servicemen who underwent heart surgery at the institute during this period, of which almost 40 are 38 patients, these are people with a combat heart injury. that is, these are patients who underwent operations there. in up to 40 people were taken away by bullets, there were

patients with cardiac arrest, the majority of them were patients with coronary heart disease, because now you know we have even patients in their 28s, 30s, 40s who have coronary heart disease heart disease that is before a heart attack, if he does not provide surgical help , it can end with a heart attack and disability. how do they manage to deliver these patients from the military ? institute how are you integrated now into military medicine in this chain, it is provided immediately on the battlefield, primary care is provided, then they are transported to the regional hospital, uh, before they were transported, after that, to the central hospital, and only after that, a highly specialized institution such as our institute, but we work together with the military developed

an algorithm of actions when uh-uh, we removed this third stage and from the regional hospital, the patient enters directly to the institute for assistance, primary care is provided on the battlefield, if necessary in the regional hospital and the central hospital, we excluded as the stage of treatment immediately goes directly to the insta - this is also one of our developments that has been done thanks to that until now, but how does it still work, the cure is in a matter of minutes, as it sometimes happens that life depends on this time, how do they manage to prove it are aviation used or are they usually provided with assistance at the level of regional hospitals and further it depends entirely on the patient's condition, they deliver it in different ways, helicopters, airplanes, and trains, in principle, who who

he can wait for this treatment there, you take him there by train for 6-7 hours from dnipropetrovsk , most often we were also taken from kharkiv and how has the situation changed compared to the fourteenth year, what are the lessons of the first years of the war? experience, of course, bitter, but still quite effective, first of all, we managed to teach a lot of military medics how to provide assistance. yes, there are some mistakes when providing this assistance, but lives are saved and at a high specialized level, we are going to understand what is there, for example, we had such an example that a patient on the battlefield was sewn up with a wound in the

heart and sent to us to the institute, we are starting to understand the center of a myocardial infarction, what is it we perform coronary angiography and discover that the coronary artery was sutured and tied, and this saved the patient from bleeding. however, at the same time , almost before development, we first tried to do endovascular surgery when this coronary artery was blocked by a canister and this suture was under pressure 30 atmospheres, we couldn't straighten him out, so we had to do an operation to open the chest , sew a shunt, that is, to do this as a bypass sewer, but it saved a man's life, well , first of all, on the battlefield, he didn't die from bleeding, because if the wound bleeding stops in the heart of a person