it is closer to the city center to antonivka, but in fact it can be said that the shelling of the city does not stop and regularly hits the homes of civilians in the city. well, this is now commonplace for shelling of the russians, so uh, under well, after yesterday's shelling, a number of buildings were damaged, including and private houses of the civilian population. and please tell me the consequences for, you know, the life support of the city, eh, there was quite a bit of space , this shelling, eh, in principle, any shelling is important for life support, the only difference is in so in what volumes is it, that is, if it is a private one house, then it is the life support and life of one family or several families living in this house, because the gas pipe that goes directly to this house, if it is, for example, hitting the water supply, as

it was the day before yesterday and the death of an engineer and the damage to the building of the water utility, as well as the injury of workers, of course, this affects the entire water utility . in principle, of course, this affects the life support of the city, which has just been restored, but the infrastructure is already suffering from, well, repeated new attacks on the occupiers. well, actually, regarding the restoration of the infrastructure, let's start with water. so you mentioned this in particular, what is the current situation with water in the city, which areas are provided with this benefit, and uh, the whole life of the provision is interconnected and, above all, it depends on electricity, but today, according to the

information of the regional military administration, which controls this process, uh, about 85 uh percent the apartments of the residents of kherson are connected to household electricity consumption, but yesterday again in the evening there were problems in some neighborhoods , the light went out, so uh, you are 85. for more than a month, there was no electricity, heat and water supply because there is no electricity. this is a number of microdistricts on the island in the area of ​​the naftohavina. this is in the area of ​​the antoniv bridge. these are remote microdistricts in the eastern part of the country. a number of micro-districts of kherson in which, er, in which separate power transmission lines will transformer

substations be blown up, respectively, if there is no electricity, no water and no heat in these houses, and it is extremely difficult for people to live in such conditions, literally in the last story, you emphasized this, oh a as for water, she emphasized again that it depends on electricity. it is electricity. look at water and drainage. gas is used, in fact, all over the city. it started to be served in the apartment, uh, in some games, for more than a week, about a week ago, that is, the electricity was restored and the heat went to the apartments as well, but somewhere the situation is not easy and it depends on the shelling from time to time, well, the work of this infrastructure disappears, it needs to be restored under shelling under the bullets this is not just the usual kherson people live in the city, but

in particular i would like to hear about the needs of the kherson people maybe they exist and maybe it is worth voicing them in general considering that volunteers in particular drive regularly to the city and maybe they are already carrying too much of something, and do you know something specific that is needed eh well, of course, working in this field eh by the way, our hub eh marks all the moments now well, now, in principle, there is already a lot of humanitarian aid, especially food distribution, so perhaps a little more is lacking, this is the aid that is specifically related to preparing for winter, i will emphasize once again in those neighborhoods on those streets where there was no electricity at all and water and heat, that's it of course, some ordinary

flashlights are needed there, small lamps are needed there, generators are needed on the street in order to ensure the normal living of the residents. there are certain problems with the medicines . what they note. yes, the help is serious enough from all voluntary charitable structures, and international ones, including city structures. it is possible to note that many responded and they provide help for the people of kherson thank you mr. roman for telling me these details actually, i think that volunteers, people who have heard this information, can actually help with the needs of the people of kherson roman, the chief adviser to the mayor of kherson, was in touch with us here's the material from our colleagues. serhii hertsun from vinnytsia

participated in the liberation of more than 20 settlements , including the legendary chornobayivka. what the locals told about the occupation, the dissolution of prisons , and the introduction of the russian language in kherson , see the interview with soldier serhiy hertsun and this is the only detail that asked him, and our colleague irisya hertsen is the cousin of the hero of the material. on november 11, the armed forces of ukraine liberated kherson and the right bank of the kherson region against the occupation of the right bank of the kherson region and also the legendary chernobaivka. you, serhiu. so, for you , the war with russia began. how did you actually end up at the front? for me, the war began from watching the

news of what was happening in our country, i just, well, no i could sit at home or i decided for myself that i should come to fight the assembly or that my and our children in general, well, if they were not slaves, i was at the front since march 3, so to speak, about the liberation of kherson oblast, in particular, the right bank. when did everything start? how long did it last? uh, for quite a long time, if we tried to take them into the ring and they understood that, if they were also preparing to leave the territory of the kherson region, the right bank, uh, because they understood that if we took them into the ring until the end , they would simply, well, remain in the area cut off from own as

the russians behaved here, they were fleeing. it was already the so -called good will, in different ways, somewhere it was running away, somewhere they had already managed to leave and leave their positions, and somewhere earlier they had withdrawn heavy equipment. one day they realized that they had been shooting everything in the morning, then everything began to quiet down. we started to go in. well to investigate further, where did they share what happened? and we just saw that they were abandoning their positions. what was the most difficult thing? on the battlefield, it was unknown what was going on in the front . without food because i was cut off to the point where i understood that you cannot use it there for personal hygiene, as if only in order to

stay there for a while, there were such moments that we were already even i was such a moment that i had already come to terms with the fact that i i just didn't survive there. i prayed a lot, i even remembered the prayers that my grandmother once forced me to learn as a child, i remembered everything and i prayed and i'll tell you, it really helps, it motivated me that my children, my wife are all at home, i knew what was waiting for me, that i had no right to them let down by one of the inhabitants of the points that you liberated was the legendary chornobayivka serhii tell me how you entered chornobayivka we passed a number of other settlements that were liberated which we passed, then they began to enter chornobayivka when approaching chornobayivka the enemy was there and they turned out to be only tracks and equipment

that they left behind armored cars helicopters remained a lot of their equipment thanks to our artillery neutralized and burned yes , when possible, they planned to stay there for a very long time because they even equipped the dugout lined with air conditioners. when we entered chernobaivka, the local residents there were filled with emotions. the ffu peace circle, even the men, they just cried and said, "we 've been waiting for you for a long time." kherson watermelons were not tasted

because the russians exported them on their territory and the locals didn’t even taste them. we brought a watermelon to kherson, but we bought it. mykolay, what the residents of chernobaivka told about the occupation was they thought at first that these were very rich people living here, they went to the house and asked if there were military personnel. well, someone in the family was waiting for such pro-ukrainians. and they lived in chernobaivtsi. they lived on farms. they lived in the airport trenches. the occupiers were cases where local people collaborated with such collaborators, if the

local people themselves discovered them, they were put on this list, and now when the military entered there, they would tell about them, their actions, how they arranged things there my life before, well, if before the arrival of the russians they had not manifested themselves, the russians came. they began to live much better. when you entered chernobaivka, what was the condition of the village, was there water, for example, internet connection, for the first three days there was no water connection at all there was also no light from the centralized, mobile towers, everything was destroyed, if they were preparing for the fact that they will retreat, this is a video where you show what the airfield in chernobaivka looks like. this is the

same airfield where our russians were beaten more than 10 times in what condition is the airfield according to the locals? they hit our runways 33 times. our artillery was very accurate where they were based . i left it on social networks, it has already been written countless times. of course, it's black. do the residents of chernobaivka know that their village

is so popular ? will come back, what was chornobayvka like in ukraine? why do you think this is the uniqueness of this phenomenon of chornobayvka? they are so strong in spirit. people there are generally very sincere people, which was very surprising. many sailors live there, even we. it was not there, and there was a russian projectile in his house, some gold and it got stuck. you burned russian flags . where did you get the russian flag and how did you organize this public burning of the russian flag? the locals had already given it to us, they just tore it off. they noticed that already

they are not there, shame on the head of ukraine, there were cases when the locals were not happy to see the landslide, there were very few well, there were only a few well, after all, they expressed that why did you come here well, here they did not wait for local residents who wanted to go to russia, russia simply took them to russia you were taken out voluntarily, they went to russia voluntarily or not voluntarily, but they simply went to kherson oblast, if only there were a lot of people from kherson. the prisons were dissolved, we met a lot of our prisoners on the way to kherson, and they were our prisoners, whom we collected and handed over the relevant body, did the armed forces help the local people who lived in the occupation, did they

help us with food, for example, the drinking bowls that were given to us, we just couldn't eat everything, we saved some pasta for stew. we went to chornobayivka from chornobayivka a little hm, let's say it looked more cheerful, they had some kind of vegetable garden, they fed us, and when we entered kherson already if we when we entered there, everyone from a small child to an elderly person waved at us and they shouted that we love you, they were waiting for you here. it was unusual for me that so many people speak ukrainian. i always thought that there was a russian-speaking population. if we talk about kherson, what is the state of the city? they talked about the occupation, and they already started

russian-language schools there. everything was very difficult with food there, but they also brought their products there, everything russian that they could, they brought there damn and hryvnias. also, it was very noticeable that people did not buy new clothes for a long time. it was that they took everything they had left to the top. when you entered kherson, the occupiers were there. did they already leave the city, were there those who could not leave for some reason or were simply forgotten, they left, they hid, they changed clothes. felt at that moment pride for our state , everything that we immediately conceived with the emotions that we were going into it came into reality and what is it like at the front during the offensive or many genes, it is always

more difficult to advance than to defend, so accordingly and not very many people, when in your opinion the war with russia will end, it is possible by the new year that the situation will not improve for sure than it is at the moment. what does victory in the war with russia mean to you, is the abandonment by russian troops of our territories , including crimea, donetsk region, and luhansk region completely today we talked about the liberation of the right bank of the kherson region, we talked about it to the soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine serhii m hertsun thank you mr. serhii for the conversation, thank you tokmak in zaporizhzhia have been bought since the beginning of the full-scale war, now the local population they intimidate, torture and kidnap, let's say the local authorities, the occupier is launching rockets in the zaporizhzhia region. the

destruction in the region of this temporarily occupied city is insignificant. all buildings can be rebuilt , oleksandr chub, the head of the tokmak city military administration, told the public in an interview, let's hear it, mr. oleksandr. i welcome you to our studio i am you too . good afternoon. is it possible to intimidate people? is it possible? communicated with the intimidation of our farmers and entrepreneurs who remained there so that they register in their organizations, their areas, their departments, if this does not happen, they take away property, take away housing, kidnapping, if you do not communicate with them, do not leave. where did i have the same farmers and the same entrepreneurs e- you don't go

to communicate with them, well, that is, you want to work , but you don't want to investigate in their offices, that means the basement, they can take to the basement just people who are walking down the street to check them, they did n't like something in their phones also the basement, what about the educational institutions, uh, does education take place directly in tokmak, or did the occupiers take over kindergarten schools, maybe and force them to study uh, our tokmak, that’s how it works around the world, three schools were started by the russians, the occupiers started, uh, they put uh, in one school was set up completely by a person who came from this country to two schools, well, unfortunately, it’s so dirty, even in the first school, it’s even. well

, in the past, he was a teacher, he didn’t work for a long time, but you see, the crown is burning above his head, he wants to be as a director, what knowledge can he provide, what administrative services can he provide for his school, that's all you can say, eh, the kindergarten is also open, two kindergartens are open, the number of children there is minimal, eh, mostly these are children there from large families, well from such a contingent of parents , and if we say that after intimidation in order to open schools, the occupiers walked around the houses on the streets and forced parents to send their children to school, threatening that if the children did not study, they would take them to boarding schools for

russian territory there in rostovna, krasnoyarsk , all parents are sometimes forced to submit to this intimidation, but many inform us of what we have done. that's how it is, because we are afraid for the lives of our children and for our own, but we are simultaneously studying in our ukrainian language. platform, we made our own educational platform in tokmak, well, in addition to online, we also have an educational platform where you can go to a student at any time to see your program according to your level of your class there fifth sixth seventh and make answers just like that for myself, in order to lose my knowledge of the ukrainian program in it, we see it all, who came in, how they came in, how many came in. that is, we

monitor it all and know about it. are there cases when it really is? this is how the occupiers kidnap children and take them outside of ukraine. a case of uh, naturally or just by force, they took a bus full of children and took them to the crimea, but thank god they were returned, they supposedly rested somewhere in some camp there. they force parents to write applications for the voluntary sending of children to russia, we also have such a thing, we check it and how can people then receive medical services, are there at least one of the paramedic doctors, maybe they have points, so

look, we have a lot of profiles of paramedic doctors working here maybe they have points, so look, we have a lot of special intensive care hospitals working here, this is the only hospital in this area, in the territory of the pologh region, in the north of the pologh region, the maternity ward is open surgery is working, resuscitation is working, even the hemodialysis department is working, yes, the doctors are not at full capacity because many have left, many are simply not working, but there are doctors who are working, the department is reducing the reduction, but they provide medical care not only in this way, we teach domestic violence , exacerbation during the war, aid services, i congratulate halyna skipalska director of the ukrainian

public health foundation we help ukrainian women who find themselves in difficult circumstances to provide free psychological and socio-legal for help, we created a platform safe vimentup domestic violence during the war how to act oksana with her family, husband and two children, was forced to leave the occupation and live with her husband's parents, the husband himself went to serve in the armed forces of ukraine, oksana and her children came under the complete control of her parents husband new town new living conditions lack of work and total interference in personal life by relatives psychological tension was growing oksana turned to the platform safe names hap psychologist and social the worker began to help the woman orient herself to the new place. what kind of help from the state and volunteer organizations can she count on? the psychologist gave advice on how to create a friendly

atmosphere in the newly formed family while maintaining a harmonious relationship with her husband at a distance, because building relationships in such conditions is really not easy. of course, more difficult situations and domestic violence manifests itself in various forms : psychological, physical, economic and sexual ; women and girls say that it is difficult for them to solve it problems make a decision and ask for help safe platform wimming hub provides the following recommendations first don't stay silent tell someone you trust about domestic violence if you have suffered from domestic violence or have witnessed it call the police 102 if you have witnessed violence against a child report it immediately the police and the children's service at number 1547, a 24-hour and free hotline for combating human trafficking, preventing and combating domestic violence

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