and global. well, we will see it, but based on the general trend, we are also looking for weak places for subsidence , and this is understandable, so there is an overflow . it is an attempt to push through the defense of the enemy and the future counter-offensive operation with the god of the armed forces of ukraine well, i can only say one thing that if we expect against the background of total mobilization in russia, which continues , a possible counter-offensive of the russians for february, there , january, february, then we need something here let's say that the grouping of troops that are now on the territory of ukraine and are conducting a direct clash because logic tells us that we need to do

this. donetsk direction, because there is the greatest threat for today's age, er, for today's period, because our front there is static, and this entails the loss of our fellow citizens, but again, there is the question of where the valiant troops were taken were on the right bank of the dnieper near kherson, well , i know only the zaluzhnik where he is planning and maybe it will be but what do you think, do you think the crime branch or other direction there in zaporizhzhia maybe there in melitopol, this question is already debatable but we will find out about it as soon as we receive the official as they say in the general staff. thank you. we have now started an air alert over the entire territory of ukraine. we have to go down to the bomb shelter , so we will meet literally . 5-10 minutes already from the bomb shelter big

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really rather do more with a machine gun than with a microphone. at this moment, they shot at us once without a break from aggression in the lng for four hours, i thought i died for a second. ilya berezenko is a ukrainian journalist who, after the full-scale invasion of russia, joins the ranks of thyrozas and participates in the defense of kyiv oblast. and later, in one of the most difficult areas of bachmut in donetsk oblast , he started working on the espresso tv channel back in 2013 while studying at the university covered the events of the revolution of dignity and russian aggression against ukraine. well, i was one of the last passengers of the donetsk airport in general history.

donetsk, well, the moment of the capture was filmed and broadcast directly, as they captured the prosecutor's office, as they tried to storm the sbu, er, and then we mean they tried to attack us right at this rally, someone just has to be . well, we have the sbu in donetsk, and this was the first time i was in the very in the place of donetsk , i went to the airport again , when i was already filming in the east, but there was little left from the airport at that moment that i could recognize from the moment i arrived there, but they brought me to donetsk itself the big survey is quite voluminous and there most of the respondents said that they do n't shoot at all, what kind of movements are these with the e-e fascination with the branch because they are not aware and said that most of the people at the rallies are not from donetsk itself now you are e-e already a military man

after the full-scale invasion, you joined the ranks of tereo and now you are protecting our country no longer on the information front, but directly , and uh, you already have a chance to return to donetsk in a different role, do you even believe that it will happen soon, oh, no, no i won't say too soon, but i will i am sure that it will happen because in fact i don't see any other way out of this situation. that is, i don't see any possibility. neither political nor even moral for some conditional minsk three four five ten is simply impossible given the situation because we simply cannot so take it now stop everything and stop and i think it will be a complete fiasco if someone thinks of such a thing, but in fact, fortunately, it hasn't happened yet. i

hope that this will not happen to donetsk. to be honest, i don't really want to go to donetsk, right? right now, i will be honest, but in terms of liberating the city, of course, i always think more about crimea, honestly. when i thought about the liberation of ukrainian territories there, i always imagine myself standing in some kind of conditional yalta like this haha because at first from 14- i never went to the crimea in 2014. it was my personal decision. to go to the crimea, yes, you decide to enter before that, was it a spontaneous decision or did you plan it uh well, actually it turned out very strange, i wouldn’t say that it was planned or spontaneous, it’s just strange that he is not interested in

all the military weapons, he received several certificates for various types of training with the americans and with the residents of rehlet, but i didn't make it official, since i was a journalist, but a journalist with a weapon. this is a bad combination in any case, and when i was already there, i mentally prepared to go somewhere with my family. brovarov is in the hands of the enemy i decided that i would really rather do more with a machine gun than with a microphone at the moment, that even if they don't let me go there to shoot in an attack, i will teach people, because i understand how many unqualified personnel there will be at that time to come to military service and so on there were queues, they were incredible in brovary, well, there were kilometer-long queues to sign up for the trio. well, at each point of registration, most

of the work at the beginning was, after all, connected with endless digging of trenches, there were kilometers, kilometers around there, there were treacherous villages the brovary district was partially occupied to your positions, they came to us, there were two main skirmish lines, the first was behind the breweries, behind the settlement of gogoliv, there is a small village there, and we had a skirmish line there, and the second - it was actually a battle for the town of brovary, then you are continuing your service and have already defended other regions of ukraine, so tell me how the events unfolded further and uh, where were you transferred, where were you served further? well, in the summer, there was a clearing of the chernihiv forests. we were there.

we went looking for the remnants of the russian army's spoils. well, it was all there for literally a week, and after that we were informed that we had to go to the donetsk direction, er, protect er, bakhmut, what exactly did we start doing in august, and here , er, i think at the beginning in november, the last of our fighters were taken out of there, those of whom i know about, for rotation there, it is very difficult there, it was a difficult situation from the very beginning. we were there and defended positions and were in different directions around bakhmut itself shelling, well, such a one i don't remember donbass, that is, maybe it happened so that i didn't mention it, but many of those

who were in the anti-terrorist operation after lovys, they say that i don't remember this in donbass. in particular, i 'm talking about the constant shelling of artillery, so direct, well, very strong and just there, 3.4-5 hours can pile up, and in fact, you can’t do anything except sit there in the trench, pray or hope that you don’t get hit by us there, we have serious losses. unfortunately for us, unlike our enemies, we lose our best because the fact that well, we are in the army people from all walks of life went there and died, very good people, my friends, comrades with whom i served there, and the last months there are very difficult. well, probably the most difficult is the loss among my own, in second place is sitting under constant shelling, but somehow it happened that the direct ones there shooting battles were the easiest before all this because they were there 3-4 times a day. as per the schedule, they went to

our positions, tried to occupy them, fired. on the fact that we have losses and they are serious and it is very difficult for me because of that, i can accurately state at this stage that in a week the losses that we inflicted on them are unequal to those that we suffered, god we defended there and kharkiv region cleared our and in the kherson direction, there is such an advance. okay, i will reassure myself that the general situation is great, of course. well, it is very difficult there in places, now you are in rehabilitation, you were injured, it was. also in the donetsk direction, there are different positions, well, relatively speaking, zero is the line there is a position on the front, which you guys name among yourselves -1 is when your positions are behind the front line. i have been and defended two such positions on one

side it was surrounded by enemies on two sides on the last position on which i had and advised we were enemies on three sides to be exact i fly over your positions, an explosion, an explosion, and a shot, a shot from lng, and it whistles very loudly at the beginning, and then it comes to you, and they are generally designed to fight tanks, but since i understood this from them, and such an excess of all this good, they would we were shot at once without a break for aggression in the lng cave for four hours, well, it was very steep, well, it was really bad, and when i was actually injured, the situation was that i warned them that they had direct visual contact with us, that is, they did not have a drone on us they saw me and told me that most likely this cannot happen and here and there, right in front of my loved one, an lng projectile

exploded . then i realized that i still am alive, he began to run to the trench on i was all cut down and on my knees, a smoke bomb was hanging on me at the development, it was pierced, er, me. by the way, a kevlar collar saved me, the more armor, the better it goes into a tree, a projectile hit my glass with fragments of wood fragments a collar and a balaclava, but i ran to my trench, then i realized that i had to pass on the deadline for the operation, and we had a little trouble with communication, and i knew that the walkie-talkie was over there through the trench and i ran out, i ran to that trench, i understand that i don't see i am not a deration i know where she is. i hear it from a chance. her voice is so quiet. she is from above. from above, i just grab her with my left hand, and an lng explosion sends three shrapnel into my left hand. i never let

go of my walkie-talkie. first aid kit, because my first aid kit together with my belt was left where i was from, where i ran from, so i quickly wrapped my hand and relayed on the radio that i am 300, that is, wounded, that they are piling up this lng of the egeissians and they immediately told me that there is me and one more. you are in safe places we continue our conversation with oleksandr kovalenko, the military-political analyst of the information resistance oleksandr. attempts to

advance to biloghirka, which is located a little further south, is it criminalizing, is it possible in principle, well, to buy crime if we do not eliminate this threat to the citizens of belaghoria, yes maybe completely and completely, because belogorivka, well, it should be considered in this way, it is a springboard precisely for a counteroffensive and the subsequent liberation of the lysychansk north donets agglomeration , especially mastering the turn of the criminal, and the bucket plays a slightly different role, first of all, as a role that will allow in this southwestern direction of the luhansk region in this location to cut this connection along the r66 route, well, not only between svatovo and kreminnaya, but will allow to go to rubizhne. and that is, if we are talking about some contour offensive actions, it would be

it would be great if it happened at the same time in a combined way, namely near a-a belogorivka, it’s already e-e from belogorovka. more precisely, it would take place in the direction of lysichanska, north donets numbering and with crime in the direction, and in this way we can say that the armed forces of ukraine can to go to the location, opening the road to luhansk region, to luhansk, and that's why the russian occupiers are constantly trying to carry out exactly in the direction of belogorivka. here are such assault actions, but i see it, well, in fact, as a one-hour scenario that took place on kharkiv region and from balaklia in the direction of the hussars. so they tried to expand their security buffer by constant assault offensive actions in the direction of the hussars, but how did it all end, especially for

balaklia . i even draw parallels with the kharkiv counteroffensive operation with what can happen in luhansk oblast. well, because these regions are very, very similar to each other, namely, in terms of the possibilities of conducting counteroffensive actions, there is no threat again near kupyansk, when the russian troops are trying in the area of ​​the two-year-old, there are up to one of the valuyuks, and they are specifically trying to launch an offensive, and it seems that even there they have some kind of advance. well , first of all, what are they trying to do there, how dangerous is this situation because there was no action there for a very long time. now we are again seeing increased shelling. again we are seeing activity there. what is this and an imitation? i

perceive it exclusively as an imitation of offensive actions and that's why. well, for example let's take the luhansk region and also very promising location, namely asvatova. and this holiday is the starobyl direction. let's put it this way. for example, for example, in the a-a region of the gerbils in the enemy , i am now placing two msr from the fifth a-a subdivision there leopards in order to strengthen this defense in this direction, and they tried to counterattack simultaneously in four directions of the a-a battalion with tactical groups from the 74th msbr of the 41st combined arms army in the direction of krasnopivka, and they did not achieve any results, they did not achieve any results in the area

svatovo is also trying with the forces of 423 msp or the fourth tank division of the first tank army and the ninth msf e-e 18th msb to pass in the direction of kolomyichakhi there e-e kuzilovki, but they also do not succeed. why because this is an imitation of offensive and counter-offensive actions, but the resource of a full-fledged resource for offensive actions and the capture of populated areas and large territories, they again lack the resource of technical artillery well, and the provision of logistical support, that is, ammunition, it is clear why because there is a straight road with an embankment, as if it were boulders. this is such a stronghold for them, and in principle, it is convenient to just do it

there . because it is also opposite our vovchansk e-e in kharkiv, opposite kharkiv oblast , what was the point of this attack? yes, what about shchebekino, about some other populated place. did we receive any official confirmation that the territory was shelled of the russian federation well, unless they were. well, no, well, something happened in them there, some man-made disaster of a local level. i have no idea how it could be, but such local disasters also took place in the chaplynka area and further on, actually, in the southern in terms of the actual catastrophes and strikes, what is the essence of them

, what tasks can they solve, if we say directly, the temporary occupation of the territory of ukraine, then indeed the armed forces of ukraine have the full right to carry out any fire impact and pressure precisely to these locations. therefore, there is still a difference when we talk about our temporarily occupied territories and also about the territory of the russian federation. well, where in them there is a man-made collapse and something is constantly happening in their infrastructure facilities, and in relation to ours, we strike at those objects that play a role were important, for example, as a transport hub, as a transit transport hub, as a logistics element . she works for them

works exclusively on some kind of i don’t know and on some fantastic essence and which cannot fully allow them to do this regularly that is why it is the influence of the element on the reduction of defensive and offensive capabilities and it is precisely these that we deal with, again, if we are talking about temporary the occupied crimean peninsula should be treated exactly as for transit to a transit node. it performs transit functions and from the crimean bridge to the southern bridgehead and the destruction of these objects in command posts complex with ammunition and repair bases of control points and so on and so on, all this is not an integral part, but the lack of control of their potential in the future on other bridgeheads and the acceleration of the liberation of crimea itself, and here it is in chaplinka, it is

interesting to influence the situation because there is such an important point as far as i know the airfield , is he currently solving some such, do you know the tactical tasks of this, this, the blow is strong from the other side, yes, yes, and for the south, this is a really important element, why, and because , first of all, it is direct way from temporary of the occupied crimean peninsula, as i said, it is a transit node. and this, according to armenian, goes a-a direct a-a logistics to chaplinka, from which it is already an element of e-e logistics distribution in the direction, for example, of the new kakhovka. and we know that now the russian occupiers are trying to left bank kherson oblast to reduce its losses by withdrawing forces and resources, and from the so-called operational zone 10-20 km deep, today there is already

an operational zone of influence of our artillery on the left bank of the russian occupiers , they are moving it deeper by 50 km 40 km and it is this one that plays a role in the formation of their new reserve of, let’s say, units that will be reinforcements in the case of defense either in the zaporizhzhia region or the left bank of kherson oblast, and it is chaplinka that plays the main transit logistical role in the accumulation of ammunition resources and so on to then be distributed among those units which will be e-e placed in some other e-e locations but not advanced units, therefore the destruction of these objects really undermines the possibilities of advanced logistics units of the russians, well, we have a couple of minutes left. let's talk about, well, such a general situation. they are constantly saying that

our offensive is possible. a russian offensive is possible from the other side. there was an interview with zulzhny, an economist, where he mentioned the possibilities for our offensive, which is concentration. he said that if there are 500 howitzers, 300 tanks, 700 bmps , then, in principle, there could be a successful offensive when you say these numbers, what do they essentially mean and how much is it possible to get such a number of weapons, because it is proportional, well, for example, with two resources two european countries, that is, literally all of them, and the war is even bigger, some countries have indicated less than 10% of tanks from the amount that we need. and yes, in fact, this is a resource that is necessary, but mr. zaluzhnika said precisely in the future. i understand that in the future, in the future what we

can get and what are the three machine tools in which tanks exactly if we are talking about t-72m1 tanks well, yes, there is such an urgent need for this equipment because it is an integral part of the offensive potential, but with on the other hand, did it somehow prevent us from implementing a counteroffensive in kharkiv oblast and how exactly are the conditions being prepared for the counteroffensive on this or that bridgehead? and these are absolutely not these statements made by mr. zaluzhnik, they are absolutely not 100 % of urgent need yes, it is present, it is necessary, but this is exactly a hint to our international partners exactly what is needed and what should be done to help the armed forces of ukraine in the near future if they want this war to end as soon as possible. that is, it is an

acceleration of the process in the first place and well literally two words, how much can obtaining petriv change the situation on the field, well , in general, with shelling, with the protection of countries, how much can it really be such a drastic change, or can it be like this ? they have missile complexes from our partners, they increase the effectiveness of countering the russian threat, and they do not exclude it 100%, and this is impossible in the modern world, whatever technology we used, but what we will start is significantly it is more effective to destroy their missiles both ballistic and cruise missiles and also other objects well, for example, airplanes or helicopters if there is such a need in case of any threat if

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