this is such an ofigevshi, that is, there is no treatment, but the masses are exhausted and are perceived as, well , finally, that is, it happened in general when i went to pick up the wounded or for others, they were transported somewhere around mariupol, which was destroyed every day, literally before my eyes, the city is dying, just like a person dies little by little, well, when injured for example, when blood flows out little by little and so once and at first there were several in the first days there were several destroyed buildings and by the end it was already a practically destroyed city and uh, i looked at all this and except that one

i saw sorrow and pain in the future, and so. that the russians themselves destroyed this scoop because in mariupol there were a lot of soviet such surrenders and it was perceived due to this as a post-soviet soviet city. it is possible that many also had a consciousness that was post-soviet, and the russians themselves destroyed this the architecture on the site of which we will build a new country

to meet with a smile in the face to wink sweetly to buy one's uniqueness to understand the words of the teachers to forget to laugh again in the morning to sing again in the evening to fall asleep peacefully but to live again thanks to you, freedom always lived

in the hearts of ukrainians 300 years ago, when freedom-loving ideas sounded in europe, the empire tried to stifle every manifestation of our freedom, we were destroyed by slavery , censorship, weapons, but even in the darkest times, both then and now, freedom is the light that defeats the darkness 300 years from now the birth of hryhoriy skovoroda rules of a warm country household appliances thank you on behalf of the vacuum cleaner for allowing it to fall into winter hibernation good for health wet cleaning and your care is warming let's

beat the winter together during the long shutdown of electricity, prepare for yourself and your loved ones supplies of drinking technical water, warm clothes, food, charged batteries, find out in advance, save the contacts of medical institutions and addresses of emergency services from official websites or reference services and the administration of your locality, get ready, we will defeat the darkness together, that is, there were no more allied troops this is the best trenches this was our trenches and only the enemy is ahead, they dispelled the russian spirit от русский дух razreeva it and normal life is returning and it's cool i understand the desire to laugh at a difficult time because it somehow psychologically gives some kind of relief, but i don’t see anything funny in these jokes maksym, i congratulate you. you

have been a volunteer since the first day of the full-scale invasion. how did you make this decision and did your loved ones immediately support it? good day, yuliya, yes, i am a volunteer. that formally i went to the service on february 25 because on february 24 i was busy collecting things for my wife and little son in the event of an invasion of western ukraine and hostilities on in our city i tried to make a bridgehead that allowed them to go besides that on the 24th i was busy making a will i was writing an application for permission to take the child out, a statement of consent and i physically did not have time, but in fact on february 25 at about 8 o'clock in the morning i came to the military commissariat and there were still no queues i was there for maybe 40 minutes. i received all the necessary

documents. i was assigned to the guard company of our chernivtsi regional military committee and i started serving my family. it was a surprise because i did not discuss the decision with them. i mistakenly thought that it was the decision is purely about me and i thought it was a decision well i actually put them in front of the fact now i understand that it was selfish on my part because my service was only about me my family was also in the service with me i am currently in treatment i i just see how old my mother has become. how much her behavior has changed. my wife and i can see how painful it is for her to watch the news related to the front. and now i understand that i mistakenly thought that it only concerns me when you are on the front lines and they are here at home in

in the rear, how does it affect your actions in general and how do you feel about yourself there, i am reassured by the fact that uh, my family uh, doesn't pass the path that passes there families from the east. i am very grateful that those events they stayed there at the borders donetsk, luhansk, zaporizhzhia, er, kherson, kharkiv, it’s quite a lot, really. but i understand that my child is sleeping in a warm bed, what scares her , er, sirens, there is a need to er, go down or a warehouse, but er, walking around the city, you don’t see the consequences of this war and it's pretty cool ie for us as residents of chernivtsi, for my family in particular, the war will end. only it will end, and for the people who remain in the east , there will be a lot of time to remember the destroyed streets

and destroyed infrastructure and destroyed houses. i have seen settlements where not a single house survived i'm already silent about the fact that the situation with the changes, uh, with the explosive objects that we broke up, i'm afraid to even imagine how many more victims there will be after the war officially ends, it motivates me and it gives me motivation in order to prevent this war from somehow moving further to the west. and now, because i have been there for quite a long time, my wife, my mother, she knew how to adapt like everyone emotionally, somewhere i have to not tell everything that is happening to me, somewhere i i try to keep them, but they are stable and carry out this service with dignity, a wife as a paratrooper's wife, a mother as a paratrooper's

mother . this is true. when he returns home, they see that the city doesn't seem to be at war. on the contrary, i have joy. i am happy. when i see children in cradles, when mothers walk down the street with boys running in puddles, it's cool. it's the only one. i'll even say that for me it's such a contrast. when you return from the war zone, that's when the children appear directly, because there are no children there , what territories were you involved in liberating? brought me to the airborne assault troops. i am now a soldier of the 81st separate agro-mobile airborne brigade of genes because i was very afraid of heights. i am a completely office person and worked at the

bar for 12 years. in fact, my brigade, and we belonged to the lumansk direction, directly participated in the conduct of hostilities on the front line, that is, in fact, there were no more allied troops in front of us. that is, these are the best trenches, those were our opa, uh, only the enemy is ahead, that is, if you hear something rustling, something talking, something over there is moving, this is one hundred percent enemy action. that's when the counteroffensive began in september. and then we waited, waited for other troops to approach and enter our positions. and we were moving forward, and what can we say about the location, this is the donetsk luhansk region, more than donetsk, not to mention

the force points, that is where it is located sviatohorsk lavra from the lavra, we actually moved towards the estuary and behind the estuary after we liberated it, that is, this territory was occupied before you and now it is already under the flag of ukraine, what did you feel at that moment when you returned there already to the liberated territory, well, this is an interesting experience i can't even say about this very lavra sviatogorsk eh, that is, in fact, we took part in the battles for svyatogorsk. we passed there under eh, artillery mortar fire, and it seemed that this place was deprived of some kind of life. well maybe three weeks as i was. the next time i was in svyatogorsk, i went there to kramatorsk on business, and you. once i was coming from svyatogorsk. i see that, as if life is returning,

electrical network specialists are appearing who are setting up the power transmission line. i see that it is starting to appear mobile communication is appearing somewhere, somewhere, the internet is appearing, mobile civilian cars are becoming more children, it is still not appearing, but nevertheless , people are appearing who are watching, returning to their homes to assess the damage that brought on and we even had such an analogy, you know that as if the tale of koshchei the immortal, who bewitched a place, a place where only death rages, there is no life and after that, when the hero kills this scoundrel , life returns little by little. did you carry out combat tasks in the occupied territories, were there local residents there, they helped you, helped you, supported you, or did

it happen that on the contrary they surrendered? well, i can only say about my experience, about the experience of my combat brigade there my brothers, we had such an incident that we were supposed to open the road, well, in order to close the ring, to take the cauldron of the enemy troops, and we had to storm a settlement, and everything did not go according to plan for us there, and we had to occupy the defensive line and we occupied the defensive line , let's say in the city where there were locals, we actually occupied the work there, occupied the house, we made fortifications and broke through there, and the people helped us as much as possible because according to the plan, we had work there for half a day, we were supposed to be in charge of storming we were supposed to bring hot food to clean up, but everything went wrong and for almost three days we received a bridgehead

so that our troops could pass through us . they are risk takers, they directly said that if we do not succeed, if we leave it there, we will still have to leave, they should have left together , because if they did not forgive this, that is, they are risking their lives directly and ours failures would actually mean a death sentence for them. i already had something about the fact that most of the intelligence data we received at that time was data that the locals told us, that is, they told us where the enemy equipment was, they told us where the officers were staying. they told us who we were dealing with or a law enforcement agency, they said which roads lead to us and everything else in general hmm, as a rule, we try to reduce contact with the local people as much as possible, first of all, we really do not

know what kind of views the locals have, can anyone it is possible to pass, well, that is, we are trying to reduce these risks as much as possible, that is, if there is an opportunity to take people away from the zone where we work, where exactly the assault troops are, that is why we are trying to do, first of all, this is really so that we do not know there in mukachevo. and secondly if there is a crazy e-e a crazy bullet is a dense projectile a crazy mine from the enemy did not fly to a civilian in the network when there are jokes and half-jokes about the russian army about its poverty and infirmity it's as if there are vanyus with balalaikas we have two questions in this context to you, firstly, is it true and secondly, is this not a denigration of the feat of a ukrainian soldier. this is such a joke, such is the context in general. i heard it too, perhaps the biggest harm we can do to ourselves is to underestimate the enemy, after all, we must not

forget that in fact to kyiv these reached ivankivskyi, that is, in fact, in kyiv, they smashed their equipment, we sent them from the same stomil there. yes, those boots are there, that is, they actually passed half the country already, according to the result of our work, where exactly on the assault road, when i already see the russian troops in a vertical horizontal position , there is an opportunity to evaluate their equipment, there is an opportunity somewhere there to evaluate, conditionally speaking, the positions they occupy, what fortifications they use, what equipment they use, well, i have no reason to joke, again, it is possible on our that is, we can see even now that the last such battles are quite difficult, this is bakhmut, this is the same

belahorivka. i can only say what i saw. i saw people who use optical devices on assault rifles, who use optical devices with a night vision system, which on the market cost more than three thousand dollars. more maneuverable landing from equipment, these are not easy soldiers at the end of september, uh, you were the enemy of a newly populated settlement, we found a warehouse where , firstly, there was food, and secondly, equipment, and already at the end of september, they had winter things prepared the new ones were somehow brought and left there, that is, their logistics work. that is why they say that it is there . there are unmarked vankas, there

are no cartridges. this is wrong. our coordinates, well, the coordinates of our positions, the type of weapon that should work according to these coordinates, the number of shots that should be fired in the continuation, and at the end, the schedule of the arrival of supplies, that is, they work like mathematics, that is, in them, well, according to science, it is to say that they are just in the middle of the field waiting to be killed, that is not true. can you say that we are humiliating ourselves when we despise the enemy ? no, it's big, it's a lot of work, it's a big, big price paid by our military and their families , it's a big loss of blood, it's a lot of contusions,

debris that is pulled out of the table of our guys. it's scary for me, to be honest, on the level of a miracle what we we can push back the enemy so much because there is a confrontation with the enemy who exaggerated us in the number of manpower they exaggerate in the number of equipment i am already silent about the drones but still we win more motivated on everyone around me is a volunteer. yesterday they were barbers, hairdressers , taxi drivers, lawyers, roofers. they are not professional soldiers. they have been there for 20 years and they

are resisting with dignity and dignity. i understand the desire. it's a difficult time to laugh because it somehow psychologically gives some relief, but i don't see anything funny in these jokes, well, i have n't received this award yet, i was told this by phone. news i can only guess for what because uh so uh became densely intense life so many similarities in this military life also i can only guess i know that not so many people were awarded with my brigade, so i don't want to talk about anything, i don't want to show off somehow, i don't know, i'll be honest. here , but i'm asking you now, you live a strong life, what is it that

here, in the military, in the rear, they consider it perhaps unethical on the part of the residents of moldy, that it is possible that some actions or inaction can affect of the military. i am currently undergoing treatment in the fifth department of a psychiatric hospital, on the basis of which a rehabilitation center was created to help boys who received psychological combat trauma, and this center has been operating for the 14th year, i.e. when the first ones from the ato zone began to return, what i see is that the work is carried out at the level of such great enthusiasm, everyone wants to help with rehabilitation, and rehabilitation is carried out in all possible ways that can

help . we are all united by the plus minus the same attitude, well, first of all, in the beginning, it is somehow unusual that you can hear silence , that is, you never hear the language in combat, you never hear it, it is somehow unusual to sleep in a warm room under a blanket on the pillow it is unusual that you have constant access to the refrigerator it is unusual that you have permanent internet that someone can call you that you can meet well this is all unusual and it gives rise to some certain you know in curious situations that is, i have at the beginning the first week when i was i was an evacuee with my child. i was walking in the park and my son ran out on the grass. i was scared because i was afraid that mina might be there, that is, i lost my voice and i

froze. i understand, where did he come from? can be with sides, it may even seem a bit funny that a person, an idea, an idea, here, just turned white once, became and looks somewhere, i will throw it off, decent. i know a lot of such people, again, i go there for the second week , such a situation has arisen. at the thought that i am looking with my eyes for some uh folds of the terrain where i could hide in case i hear someone flying me. that is, you are looking for something in some cavities near the trees, and again, this is what he is talking about it's about what you're used to being in danger is used to controlling everything that happens around you. i know that it's hard for guys there when someone comes up from behind. i know that there are guys who

react even there to the screeching of a braking car as to the sound of a raft canceling. that is, it's all a traumatic experience that manifests itself in everyday life there i'm surrounded by people who understand what i've been through and, well, they don't create, they don't create, they don't create the three sins that she overwrote, so what makes me nervous is that there people celebrate birthdays there, go to restaurants, what are they planning new year's holidays, choose dresses they choose their own costumes there, i.e. people there are busy with this everyday life. but again, for me, it is a project that we do a sad job well, that people are not afraid of what is there. they will come from the left side . survival for them becomes a question of whether they can really relax there and enjoy life. we can't retrain everyone, yes . it's probably this again. one of our values

​​as ukrainians is that we can be ourselves and behave as we see fit. what is not some kind of centralized management yes, there is no mouthpiece that they tell you this is the only way such values ​​do not exist otherwise, we speak for everyone to be able to defend their values ​​when the enemy can not achieve results on the battlefield, he resorts to cynical attacks on civilians, the russian invaders want to exhaust us and break us and to separate for them this is the last chance but they did not consider one in these dark times we are united like never before we are free and strong we are ready and even in the

dark we see how our victory is coming let's defeat the darkness together we simply turn off the extra light in our apartments, we turn it on there and it is needed the most, we do not just turn off unnecessary appliances, we support the operation of the most important equipment, we do not just save energy we share with those who need it the most turn off the light turn on the victory, the rules of a warm country healthy, caring, slightly unironed clothes are in trend this winter. thank you for helping to popularize the winning module. let's win the winter together. this confrontation lasted one month .

a week and a day, the city against the onslaught, light against darkness, courage against treachery, run , run until we catch up with you, missile attacks and landings, air battles and attempts to break through to the government quarter, a dream on fire and battles for airports, life in the underground and the transformation of the city into a fortress, we defended the capital and broke the enemy 's backbone, they did it together documentary film battle for kyiv watch on wednesday at 21:30 ukrainians believe that we were not ready for the war of 2022 and nevertheless the military was preparing, we knew the intelligence attack was working, you were personally preparing for

february 24, if you remember those times yes, we were training then, there was parity with this training that took place in belarus and the command of luzhny then worked out the tactical training, we took the troops to the training grounds and we then during the training , general nikoliuk gave the green light, and in good time, we brought out all the troops under noise, and we were a rough row . on february 24, we did not have the main combat forces at the point of permanent deployment, there were no reserves, there were no material and technical reserves, that's all already they scattered it on the range, buried it, did we think it would be the beginning of a war, well, common sense suggested that

it would be impossible for there to be a full-scale aggression, this is some kind of nonsense. well, brother, i turned out to be him , somehow, from whom and when did you learn about the invasion on february 23 at 11 p.m., if i'm not mistaken for that, at 23:15 the commander called and said, come on, raise part of the battle tone, go out, because in the morning it is possible that there will be a full-scale invasion, at that time i still remember my thoughts, i should have at least somehow collected everything here i took a piece of paper and wrote an approximate algorithm, who freed the next operational officer and gave the command,

come on, gather according to the first list, this is my deputies , all of us and we at 3 o'clock in the morning, we were already drinking coffee at our place and the units were already going out to the main areas, the weekend where should we start if there is an invasion from where we are already going to the border well, even then we were joking and did not believe that it was possible at four in the morning it turns out that your first actions are possible words to native subordinates it was at 5:00 in the morning the chief of staff and i went to check well, the reserve command post and only we went down to the basement and there was an arrival , this rocket was the first to arrive at our point, there are constant dislocations, everything we already knew