[000:00:00;00] that we also did not sit idly by, we carried out the training and restoration of the combat capability of many of our military units that are in reserve and will be used first to successfully repel the enemy's offensive and then to go into a counterattack. here is the number of tanks that we need already in order to form the next reserves. that is where the task will clearly stand, that is, after the counterattack is carried out, to introduce reserves in the places of the breakthrough for the implementation of such an offensive that will lead to the liberation of the entire territory of ukraine at least commander-in-chief valery fyodorovych zaluzhnyi stated that in order to liberate us the territory of ukraine and enter

the uninhabited territories we were on until february 24 , 2022, we need 300 tanks, we need 700 infantry fighting vehicles, and we need uh, 5 years of artillery systems. i think that within two or three months we will receive most of this declared. mykola , after all, what a shock fist, how much technical filling do we need for the implementation and conduct of contour offensive e-e counter-offensive actions for the ukrainian army, well. actually, if we are going to advance in at least two operational directions, namely in this way , the preparation for we need

to prepare about a dozen brigades, that is, two e-e army corps in each of 25 to 30,000 personnel composition and in each of them this sufficient number of artillery systems and armored vehicles to what extent and how much will the provision of weapons with a range of up to 150 km to ukraine change the situation on the front line, as our colleagues from the publication told about today a router that will soon be a new package of american aid for 2 billion, including artillery weapons that can reach 150 km . what will this change at the front if the russians were forced to withdraw their forces at a distance of a hundred kilometers or more

? the fact that at a range of up to 80 km we can hit absolutely all of their logistics routes that they use to supply troops, and the russians are also forced to withdraw the main control points at distances at which we cannot, er, deliver massive strikes with artillery and the means that we currently have, increasing the range to 150 km will lead to the fact that, er, we will be able to, for the first time, at a distance of 80 to 150 km. well, up to 140 km strike control points, warehouses, railway infrastructure, infrastructure. that is, we

will seriously complicate the life and management of the troops, that is, it will bring quite significant results, if all these strikes are carried out either simultaneously or with a short interval of time. so that we were able to maneuver with means and forces in order to deliver the most effective blows, and accordingly, after delivering such powerful blows , the enemy was weakened to such an extent that we can then expect that the problems that he will have will facilitate the infliction by us kondrodar i would like to return a little to the topic of tanks, mr. mykola, and draw some parallels with airplanes, we are currently having a discussion

with our partners about providing them to us, but the airplanes in themselves are, although important, but not decisive, since the ability to use them the first is the presence on their boards of those equipment and weapons with which you can hit the enemy is the second, the third is of course the infrastructure that can serve these planes from which they can take off, where they can sit and so on very many accompanying processes must take place already in order for us to have any effect from giving us the f16 describes approximately the same situation in the context of tanks . well, for example, yuri butusov, who says that the more modern tanks that we will receive from our partners are not the same as russian tanks it it is not just a tank column that is going to break through, but they are all in a group and accordingly achieve their goals

, this is a completely different purpose, tanks with a completely different logic and ideology of conducting military operations, and it also requires a lot of accompanying processes . butusov emphasizes the need to improve the control of our troops. and i i would like you to decipher what this means for the need to improve our aerial reconnaissance. so far, according to all evidence, we are doing better than the enemy, but the enemy is also learning. well, the discussion about wedding or non-wedding e drones also do not add confidence in this aspect. please comment. it means that tanks are exactly the same as airplanes , exactly the same as all other weapons systems. it is simply a tool in the hands of the military, so how we will use the tool that we receive depends on

first of all, from the fact that we will prepare the crews of e-e level commanders , platoon companies, battalions and headquarters of battalions and brigades for the use of new tools that we will receive, as a matter of fact, there is a big difference in the actions of a tank on the battlefield that of the soviet school there construction that there is no western school of tank building, the difference is in the approaches to use between the soviet military doctrine or the current russian military doctrine and between the nato military doctrine and this practice, which was created over many decades

, regarding the interaction. toteny, the best situation is that there are other ways , again, in order to organize the interaction of control of callsign tables and signals. and all this must be carried out in advance, this must be learned and put into practice, unfortunately, such things sometimes happen to us , just like to the enemy, when tankers act only according to the tasks that have been assigned to them , the situation changes, the infantry performs the tasks that in front of her, when the situation changes, they don’t understand how to interact with each other, and quite often

it happens that in my topic of serious losses , there were especially cases when we ran into minny fields, unreconnaissance, and suffered serious losses in armored vehicles and not units performed their tasks as a whole, but as far as intelligence is concerned , again, everything depends on how it will all be organized at the level of brigades, at the level of battalions, at the level of even companies, so we need to learn from this . for the inclusion of mr. mykola, artem chigos, people's deputy of ukraine, mr. artem , we congratulate you, mr. oksano, i wanted you to comment on the scandal, the conflict, i don't

know how this sensational scandalous information is already waiting for us from our european and western partners from the organization human rights watch, which published a report on human rights activists published a report on the alleged use of anti-tank mines in occupied or liberated ukrainian izyum, to which the ukrainian ombudsman dmytro lubinets has already responded by writing if human rights organizations make such mistakes, are they really mistakes is it a conscious recognition of the occupation ? it is interesting to hear an explanation. what do you know about this report? how do you feel about it? how do you feel about it in ukraine? to investigate if there were such uses, we are ready to study them, but there is a russian trace in this report from this respectable human rights organization, what do you think

? unfortunately, from time to time, we come across the fact that some human rights defenders of international organizations, when preparing such reports, in my opinion, use sources, samples from the russian side of influence, you can say so. here we have to. here we need to determine what we need to start earlier to participate in the preparation of these reports, but i do not rule out the influence of the russian side . after being released from prison, i traveled a lot

on this international e- by human rights organizations and i generally felt that they completely know the reality which er with which er we live and relations with russia they don't really want to accept . for example, there is no such system in russia at all. what er, law enforcement of the judicial system when you tell them that there is nothing to do there is no between searches and arrests and detainees, including court decisions. yes, there are prosecutors and the fact that this is all a punitive system and it is aimed at serving the bandit regime of putin putin and that

they are generally in the nature of terror, like you had to wait for everything all 8 years of war, what kind of war are we in so that they, er, have only just begun to recognize that russia's actions are terrorist, but it must be taken into account that russia's influence is their money. there is still enough there, and that's why i emphasize once again that the system must er, work with them and to which representatives which are here from homen's and other such human rights organizations and er curator from the authorities on these sites and for example the fact that the map came out of ukraine without crimea which suggests, well, obviously for me that they

used russian sources and that that they clean up later, you know, er, it’s er, it’s under pressure, yes, but er, you have to, um, er, you have to understand that there is such influence on the part of russia, and well, er, you need to work with them in order to be systemic, we still need to do a lot to change the nature of that, that, that, those, eh, between eh human rights organizations and to prove to them what they are for. in general, they were created when you were almost nine years ago, and we could not wait for them to appear on

the territory, for example, mr. artem, we have another topic to discuss with you, we need your comment vitaliy shabunin published information about the person who is engaged in the procurement of weapons of the ministry of defense, this is oleksandr liev, since the summer of 2022 he is the temporary acting head of the department of military and technical policy for the development of armaments and military equipment of the ministry of defense of ukraine, he previously worked in antiquities, since 2014. as we understand it, a person made his choice, before that , he worked in the currently occupied crimea. and now certain audiovisual materials are being pulled out, on which mr. liev notes that crimea should be heard in 2014 year and all this is used uh now in the information field i don't know for what purpose because uh according to oleksandr aliyev's article and the information about

him was completely open information what is happening now that it took nine years or to pay attention to this a person and on his positions when i read and hear such a line of thought that this is the idea of ​​some kind of shake-up there er-er military-political there er-er and at your moment i think that there is no need to justify this ridiculous here this personnel appointment there is no shake-up necessary when you appoint such people who yesterday betrayed the whole of ukraine, who set an example in order to give reasons for russia to believe that it has strong ties , for example, with crimea, you have to think when you do it, you do it, and then you start

to justify it. i think i don't like you at all i understand this approach, because in ukraine, in ukraine, i would say that many decent professional people should be put in such responsible positions. and as for the left , you know, this is how it is, how are our citizens in crimea, the actions of such the leftists of crimea and led to the occupation, how to explain that then they uh, they caused so much evil and trouble in crimea , then they came to the mainland and the steel became quite uh successful, how to explain how

to explain that you are a leftist they gave too much advice, they were happy for uh- e russia and propagated this russian peace in crimea and uh, for this we received orders and when we crimean tatars tried to convey to the whole ukraine to the world that russia was only being destroyed by its press-presence of crimea and he propagated tsarist grass or in the fourth year of 14 when ukraine tried to change itself on the maidans through the maidans the yoke of these m-m russian narratives, at that time he led such a uh-uh similar to himself a group of a large group of people

, he led the opposition through this process and people like liv were looked at by the last ones, how we defined them and started to activate eh to become more active in crimea, no, i don’t think there’s any need to make excuses, i don’t think i’ve read and posted where he’s trying to film the facts in your style. it’s not, it’s not journalists and they’re slandering it, he did such and such actions in crimea and not only in the 14th year, and in general, when i always emphasized that crimea was handed over to the system for 25 years, this system's actions depended on the people, on the people of pasadov

, on the youth who were brought up in the spirit of the russian world. he is one of those people and one should not forget who he is who brought such people to these positions, who was such a guy, let's say, brought them to everyone knows that these are payments of kunitsyn well, he is really with his team, another person about us , let's talk about my opinion of oleksandr himself, left , what is the reason, thank you, maksym chigosp, people's deputy of ukraine zero in this post, he admits yes, or even in this interview , which i now appeared in the sample of the 14th year, he says yes, i was for yanukovych, i was his confidant, but later i was disappointed in him and now i have to go to another through and now in this in the post in the present, he writes that this

interview was given even before the question of joining russia or expulsion from ukraine appeared in the referendum question, therefore, on the same day, he writes in the afternoon or the next day after this interview. collected his belongings, received threats and left with his children for kyiv and no longer worked in the crimean government. now he heads one of the departments of the ministry of defense that deal with the purchase of weapons . this is important. we will also listen to him. if he is the next deputy of ukraine, the deputy head of the parliamentary committee on of the humanitarian information policy , please contact us, yevheniya. thank you for being with us. thank you for waiting for your comments regarding the proposal to the cabinet of ministers to cancel the travel ban for female people's deputies. we understand that there were some moral and ethical abuses. can be evaluated completely differently in our society, of course, and there is a decision by the national security council and the cabinet of ministers of ukraine regarding the fact that officials of the corresponding level are only allowed

to go abroad with women for good reasons this also applies to what is wrong with this decision in your opinion, but it is possible to agree on the contrary well, i will say about myself that i always left on a business trip and before that, it is absolutely normal that deputies, regardless of gender , confirm their trip with official documents but once again, the issue of children's visits should be regulated, and this applies not only to the people's deputy, who , to be honest, i think even more about the deputies of the local councils, there are many thousands of them throughout the country, and there are female deputies of the councils who are now are in a temporary territory, and it is obvious that some of them took routines abroad, because if they do not have relatives in other regions of ukraine, they could not take advantage of some programs in

poland, and they often visit them and to what extent i know that there are already cases when local council deputies say that they will draw up a mandate, well, it is obvious that this issue will be settled and, well, there will be additional clarifications from the state border services, which documents must be presented by the deputies so that, well to prove that they are going to visit a minor child, but in general well, of course, there is a question some women who hold certain positions that only they are subject to such a ban and other women are not. public service, if this is money paid from the budget, then it is obvious that there may be more restrictions, local

deputies do not receive salaries, and regarding the departure of men, in particular, mykola tyshchenko , who was expelled from your party. thailand, he had all the necessary signatures of the head of the parliament stefanchuk davyd arkhamia, the leader of your faction, because he traveled at his own expense. it was a vacation, and he will present all the documents only when he returns from thailand and said that the day before there was a meeting in the park, the top leadership of ukraine set a task for everyone people's deputy, every deputy head of the faction to work on the strategic directions of the unification of the emirates, asia, africa, countries that today are not quite what is happening in ukraine, and he chose thailand and went to fulfill the tasks of the top leadership of the faction and the party, and then he was expelled from the party. how do you explain these explanations? well, no, what side are you on ? how could you possibly expel from the party a person who performed the tasks of the top leadership , please?

i look like mykola tyshchenko , so it's obvious that this is a question about which documents he left with, well, you should ask him, i don't have one. i didn't have a passport, i didn't declare that i was on a business trip or on vacation, but there is an official statement from ruslan stefanchuk, who wrote that he was not on an official business trip, again, well, it is obvious that he left even before the decision of the nsdc , the reaction of the faction was already given and excluded from, well , they at least gathered votes for e exclusion from the factions, because we perfectly understand how it looks to the public poli and well on in my opinion, i just have a lot of business trips, change my mind, i actually thought that we were in trouble, i will talk with you, but i think that all trips and the birth of deputies, including those, should be well prepared. they should have, you know,

answer a specific question so that what will it give to the country, it should be coordinated with diplomats from the ministry of foreign affairs with the corresponding post-press officers and so on, it is very, very delicate work. but i believe that parliamentary diplomacy is important and, again, a lot . it is important for them to hear their country passports, as they say, visas from ukraine, and here, too, you can't bend the stick with such a public court to undermine the work of deputies in general. well, then, at the end, 30 seconds about the ukraine eu summit this week, please said the president will european week, well, it is very important that it takes place in february 2023 in kyiv, and the closest level will come , the leaders of the european commission and the european council will also be there, and we expect at least a preliminary evaluation

of the fact that we have already taken the steps that ukraine has taken and we have already adopted a lot of bills of european integration and of course practical dimension and industrial visa-free and roaming issues and many other things that are important for the economy of ukraine and the enterprises of ukraine. thank you evgenia kravchuk directly contact with the studio of people's deputies of the asexual people and now we will look at the children's search service, please look carefully at all the photos . congratulations. i am asking you to help in the search for this 12-year-old girl. her name is diana lyakh. the story of diana's disappearance is confusing and very difficult . the girl disappeared in the fall in the then in the still occupied part of the kherson region in the village of pyatikhatky. mother diana told me how it all happened, who has been doing everything possible to find her daughter for four months

. the russians stood in the village like this, and three russian men came to us. and our car was standing in the yard and they came and said we need to go to boryslav, they said we need to go buy something, the men said let the daughter get in the car well , i have the documents in my purse if i say and the documents are not needed we will come back they said let the daughter get in the car and go for a ride so they said. so the three russian soldiers needed a car to go, as they told diana's father , to get groceries in the city of boryslav. and unfortunately, from that moment on, nothing is known about diana's fate. her mother was unable to call either her husband or her daughter. then the woman herself went in search of them

to boryslav. beryslav had already gotten there by herself and was walking around beryslav. they went, no one knows anything, they were seen together with the russians. and where they went , no one knows, and to this day, i don’t know anything anywhere. the citizens assume that the russians could have captured her daughter and husband and taken them with them during the retreat, but this is only a confirmation version of which there are none yet, at the same time, not so long ago, a woman wrote to diana's mother who allegedly saw a girl who looked like her daughter in lviv. she looks very similar, i think it's her. you can't write in which district or address where she was seen. this can reduce the search volume , brativ street rohatyntsiv unfortunately, this information has not been confirmed at the moment, but diana's mother does not lose hope, continues her search and

pays attention to the special signs of her daughter. she's not nice, she walks in pants, shorts, likes there's a scar on her left side , and she was small, she got burned, she sews a lot of beads, all these different rings, all these beads, she likes to weave, she likes to bake , that's what she's like the madians also sent us their video appeal , which they hope will be seen by as many people as possible. the woman is begging you not to remain indifferent and help her in the search for her daughter. i have been contacting you for four months to