[000:00:00;00] the times of fantasy will pass, but for now, keep yourself in the palm of your hand, no one, in the time of dreams, buy a mouthpiece, even if the devil didn’t just sit down, tired of holding on to the island, a fatal washout, heavy rains in the flow , in the resource, we follow the device, keep me on course, the generators are buzzing, tell me honestly, how are you, how else honestly, it is not the best period in my life. at the beginning of the war, i became very anxious and i do not trust people. i checked 10 times

and closed the door . i often wake up in the middle of the night. try this again from the cross of the palm, hooking the thumbs so that they resemble a butterfly, the butts of the palm to the chest and alternately rhythmically tap your collarbones due to internal vibration, you will hear sounds like a loud heartbeat, this will calm you down, continue this exercise until you feel that your breathing has evened out, follow this technique in my self-help first aid kit, we have endured more here because we understand that our main wealth is our people, that is why we are happy for every ukrainian and the ukrainians

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the beginning of a large-scale invasion, you in in march, they were even able to transfer photo and video materials from there, even how did you manage to do that, how did you get to mariupol before february 24, 2022, i will take it a little earlier that we worked in kharkiv for a month, and we did full-scale material there, how is the country preparing yes and everyone there told us that he won't be there, it's all the media and he's doing such hysteria and so on, nothing will happen. why are you asking this and the authorities pointed it out to us ? yes, they asked if there were hiding places there or if there were any things will prepare institutions for war there are also people where they can hide, but the closer to this date we understood that the war was approaching and how peredova was heating up and where russia was looking for an excuse to

start a war and looking at the map, of course, where is mariupol at the very bottom in a dead end and we understood that in principle this will be a place where if the russians enter from the crimea and they always wanted to cut off ukraine from the sea of ​​azov in order to make a corridor to the crimea, besides , of course they will go through mariupol and mariupol will be such a place and where they will learn to fight yes and there is a city that will be surrounded, that's why the idea was to be inside the city and if it is surrounded, then we have to show what is happening there, how did you meet mariupol on february 24 , do you remember that day? well, we arrived an hour before the war, and you know this is the road from bakhmut to mariupol. it went there almost all night, and we were driving and there was complete silence, although the day before , mortars and artillery fired

, we heard it, and we were there a few days before, and we saw that all the troops had already taken up combat positions . e we understood that if it goes there will be silence. a new wave will be there before. and everyone was waiting. well, how did the events develop ? what was the most frightening thing? during all this time when you were there, what do you remember most ? you know, everyone asks the same question. i think that everything was there and now it continues, and these horrors do not stop, there is no such moment that does not remain there, and well, it’s like that . well, it was all painful to watch. which

they are hiding and don't know what to do, they don't have any information about what is happening, and it was scary to look into their eyes when they approach us journalists and try to find out information, although we are in the same place with them in the same conditions, not having normal communication yaku and they approach us. tell us what happened there , what was there, is kyiv standing or kharkiv standing ? during the occupation and during the information blockade, it is more important to a person than bread, and people, when they heard what happened, the front line is about to pass now, and it was getting a little easier for them, and others said to me there is a brother in that village across from you, you don’t know the old crimea

he is still there or not, what is happening there and it was difficult there because people did not know where their relatives were, you do not talk about what really hurts, and tragedies and terrible crimes, including war crimes , in which you have a voice and a lot, gain resonance they say that in particular, i know that you were also in the dnipro on january 14 and filmed the consequences of an attack on a high-rise building as a russian rocket fell there, that in fact many crimes committed by the occupiers in mariupol did not remain known and did not gain resonance, so to speak, precisely because there was almost no tell no one about it, that's why there was no information from there, you agree with it. and i'll tell you this. the fact that it was filmed, yes. when we were in mariupol, it's a very small

part of what happened there, because i saw and i heard a lot of aviators. yes, but i don’t know where they were, and i saw some of the blows with my own eyes, but you can’t capture it, sometimes even if it happens very far away from you, and you don’t have the ability to get there. and you were actually limited by some in a small space, you couldn't move here and there in the city. in which district were you mostly? look, we lived in the center . yes, in a hotel for most of the time. ambulance substations and we lived in different places so as to show the story from the inside, how ordinary

people are hiding , and vitaliy hit either patients or hospitals who do not sleep in their wards and do not hear in the corridors on the floor. are in the basement with two thousand people, yes, well, such a room, yes, and there are three such rooms, and in total, they received five and a half thousand people, but the mariupol drama theater is mentioned, which also served as a storage room and was in the center of the city. pain too. because you can't. we entered and left on the 15th. and the drama theater happened on the 16th, and when we tried to make material about the drama theater and investigate what you had, it was very difficult for us because there were no testimonies or photos of video evidence of what happened there because people who were leaving, they tried to erase everything from their phones so that no one could get ahold of them. yes, what is it about them? they are just people

and some people try to erase it not only from their phones and from their memory, but you too you understand that now the russians are trying to create such an alternative a picture of everything that happened in mariupol just in the spring of 2022 and they say that they talked a lot about the drama theater, that it was as if the military were there once , blew themselves up twice, and so on . was happening then and was it possible that you were able to help them, well, look, i spoke with some people, these are international agencies , who asked we are there, the president's office, what is happening there and who made their reports and for but i think that it's our job anyway. well, we can't verify everything, but i saw how a tank hits, i'm writing about it. yes, and then we can find out what

consequences it caused, and recently, here we are, there is a photo somewhere there hits the building, this projectile killed two elderly people and this is actually proof - this is direct proof of a war crime because the tank directly i saw these shots, the tank directly shoots directly into a peaceful building where people are really located we found witnesses and people who took the bodies out of this on the floor where they hid them, then under the house, then they found it, and they showed the grave there. well, there really is a lot of things. well, so many things happened there that even you can't imagine what should have been there . mariupol is big and there are many districts , many buildings and to be everywhere at once in such a short period of time, uh, it's impossible , especially since there's no communication, you don't know something

is happening, but it's flying everywhere and that the flight center is such a question. and did you communicate with the russians there, with the russian military who maybe they went in at the checkpoints, how did they behave? if so, look. yes, we saw the russian military only on the way out, when we were already leaving mariupol for all these 15 checkpoints that we passed . yes, you can see almost all the nations that were grouped together. how did you manage to leave at all ? are there no such interrogations? is there any pressure on you from the officers? maybe some are standing at checkpoints and trying to investigate so that the information does not get out too much. yes, i will tell you how

we would have left from ot such in the first days of the evacuation and it was like that, there was still a little chaos and we chose the road on which they were all going and we went there a little different road and went in the direction and not through berdyansk vasylkivka and we went to the birth of orihiv and there they crossed at the borders and the state line came to us, as it were, sometimes they checked the documents and checked the trunk, checked who was inside and so on and let them go, that is, you were lucky in fact. what you said is that you want to erase something from your memory

. are you already used to it, as a professional? they are part of exhibitions and publications. every time you look at them again, it is impossible, lord, and it will remain in your memory forever. i think that this is one of those moments that we went through , that we had to highlight and work on, then it really is - to my a it is important that we left alive yes and chose from there i think that this is the main luck and everything else i think it is what do you think what is the most important shot in your opinion that you did there i don't think that it is so important one or two it is not for me to judge yes, from this i consider my work in the context of a complete story yes, where do you have a set of frames, yes, both in the cinema and here, and photos, yes , you can’t say that this is one frame, he describes everything

, then the plot is a story or a narrative. yes, i think that specifically many were formed there in mariupol everything is impossible to convey everything there in one frame. yes, because there are also mass hidings there, there are murders of children, there is a maternity hospital, and ordinary citizens, and so on, everything is there , and if it is a complete picture, it is very difficult to convey it in one frame, there are indeed frames that were published on many covers of newspapers and magazines, but for me personally, yes, i believe that it is like one whole story, not like one image, like several images of the government , which stand and which cannot be viewed separately , in general, there is also a lot of talk about whether it can journalist er photo journalist is able to remain objective during the war and in general you agree with this opinion that he

should be detached as objective as possible maybe even er so cold a little yes even then they were around there was a tragedy that is possible in general, you have to try to do it for sure, and really . and when you work in stressful conditions, when you work in extremely difficult circumstances, you have to keep a cool head, because we came here to cover work and show us emotionally, too. it's hard to look at it. in advance, how can another viewer see it and show it correctly, this is how to read, i think you should always have a cold mind. since when do you edit, yes, or do we work for an international agency, yes, and in international agencies, they have high standards of journalism and all materials are very carefully checked before publication

. check your fact yes and when you cooperate with such agencies well, the quality of the material should really be at the highest level we are now and that is why people who watch they should watch already verified information yes and from people who really have a reputation yevgeny during this war there really was a lot of tragedies, one of the last ones was the hitting of a high-rise building by a russian missile in the dnipro . wanted to tell you because we saw what was happening there, the whole country saw what was happening there, but sometimes we still need to look around, i'll tell you this : we saw a lot of tragedy and on the 14th there in the fourth quarter we saw that

the building was hit and that's it. we were in kramatorsk at that time and it took about 4-5 hours to get there , so we immediately went there, packed our things and left , of course we were not there right away . and the removal of bodies and people who were injured there, several people were taken there alive. after that, i told her, and immediately there were people who came and volunteers from nearby houses, they took them alive. and this is probably better to ask the journalists who were there directly are you with me? on the other hand, i would have already been during the liquidation and already seen how, uh, bodies lie on the wreckage. how a hand sticks out from under the rubble, and it was really

scary to watch. well, you understand that this is not a military object, but this building is almost the same as in who exactly live the same way and it hurts to watch yes or do you understand that we are all in danger yevhen i know that you periodically go abroad as an employee of an international agency to travel and show your photos all over the world, how is the world reacting now or are you not tired of your country yes, including that that ukraine is the main topic of international news, then for some time at the beginning of the war, ukraine kept to itself, er, what everyone read , yes, of course, the longer time goes by, the less attention is paid to ukraine, unfortunately, but if our task is to carry out and tell

what is happening in the country, even those events that have already passed, but still come to make exhibitions so that people can come and see what is happening because our citizens have seen all these photos because they follow what is happening in our country and people who, for example, live there very far away in the usa is there, for example. is it somewhere far away in germany? they can’t and haven’t seen it. you’ve only seen some fragments and they can come there to an exhibition or a festival where an event is held there and see and talk with us there, including i know what you’re going to do. to go to sandings united states of america what kind of performance will it be or what kind of event will it be, what will be presented there it is a very famous final it is an independent film festival and there will be a premiere of the film in mariupol in 20 days this is my colleague mstislav chernov with whom you were yes from what were

we shot absolutely everything together, i was the photographer, he was the cameraman, there was also a producer, vasylisa stepanenko , who was also in mariupol, and we filmed all of this, and he completed this film together with the studio. this is a very important movie that i have to see the whole world , i thank you very much and i wish you all victory and i want your film to be seen by as many people as possible because the whole world really needs to know the truth thank you for that thank you thank you victory is with you our choice is the struggle

our rage has become retribution this is our war for freedom glory to the forces of special operations of the armed forces of ukraine there are no words, there are no songs for us to glorify you heroes that on a difficult bloody day of despair you did not break your weapons you bravely went into battle even though the enemy was terrible harsh souls were not young before the stronger

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today at 8:00 p.m. good evening, the marathon, the only news, continues for you, the public works, we sum up the results of the day, my name is vyacheslava fotin , these lada sokolyuk and tetyana translate in sign language zhukov, well, the issue will be about what ukraine confiscates the assets of russian deputies and oligarchs, breaks the aggressor, here the secret is in the desire in real and failed patriotism , people defended their land, people defended their relatives and loved ones, there was a blackout, how the lebanese have been living with a shortage of electricity for decades

, when, as a result of the shelling of kostiantynivka on another 14 were wounded in donetsk region , the head of the donetsk regional military administration, pavlo kyrylenko, reports. the husband's son-in-law was 37 years old. he died in the morning when the enemy hit kostyantynivka. i was a simple party of new constructions . it takes 15 minutes until the next number to report that enemy shelling was carried out in the city of kostyantynivka, as a result of which four high-rise buildings were damaged. aspirations two men and a woman were killed as a result of the fight

, the prosecutor general's office reports that you have been wounded in one of the legs, yes, you have been given medical assistance, i understand, let's go to the turnstile shrapnel the injury to the lower extremities damaged four high-rise motels and seven cars, several apartments were burned to the ground well, that's what's here. that's what they were . that's what it's closing as it were. and that's it. that's it. it threw up . that's it. that's there. that's it. in the holes. that's it. that's what i found in this apartment. natalya's parents lived there, they evacuated abroad. the woman herself lives in another part of the city. when she arrived, she saw that the blast wave had broken the windows

in the house and torn out the balcony door. the balcony is just there, we will kill mrs. antonina at the time of the explosion, russia was at home, i didn’t think how she went out to odessa , but how did she go out into the yard? the woman says that after this shelling , she decided to leave the city . in donetsk region, almost 300 strikes were carried out by rocket salvo systems in 24 hours and 34 times they stormed our positions. the spokesman of the eastern group of the azsu, serhiy cherevaty, said on the air of the national marathon that they want to break through our defenses and move on to the pokrovska district of dobropillya district, and

the goal of all these aggressive actions in this direction and in the direction of bakhmut is to seize our ukrainian daughterland and present this as a certain goal the so-called special military operation, the alleged liberation of the people of the lpr , the dpr, and what is happening now in donetsk region , we are talking with a serviceman who is fighting in the region, yuriy syrotyuk, please contact us i congratulate you, comrades, tell me what is the current situation on the front line, soledar bakhmut. well, it is traditionally hot here, this is the place where the enemy would be stopped . they have been attacking for more than six months without a pin - hopelessly losing their strength. bakhmut from the north through

soledar, children to the slavyanska highway bakhmut to check the supply of slavyanska, he did not succeed, the enemy tried and is still trying to cut the highway from the south bakhmut kostyantynivka is what he did not succeed in, but the enemy is attacking without stopping, the enemy has drawn up artillery in addition to manpower, and therefore now the main war that the enemy is waging is not against the ukrainian army, but against the peaceful city of bakhmut and against that part of the inhabitants of which for certain reasons, the middle and children and disabled people, who were unable to leave this peaceful city for certain reasons, that is, in fact, the enemy is not liberating the people of donbas, as he says from these propaganda statements, but is destroying everything living in donbas, the nature, the architecture of the city and above all, people who should not suffer, who are not subject to military conventions and whom the enemy allegedly came to protect. well, russia