[000:00:00;00] there are maybe two or three more deputies left in the city. we are nothing. now we are not doing anything except volunteering because our military administration has completely replaced the deputy corps. this is according to the law. there are deputies who, by the way, from our faction, which also brings humanitarian cargo here, does not distribute it often, but it is still there, and yes, i, ah, ours. well, the entire faction has moved to the left bank, and the opz faction is trying to install itself somewhere in the bread places and in

various other regions, i know for sure. so not they seem to have a lot, but they are trying. and by the way, how is the balance there? oh, he is still alive. is he still alive? is he still alive? they are trying to make a new republic with its center in genicheskoe , to build some potemkin village. well, these are plans, plans, and to build um, too it's already near the sea. i don't think it'll be anything, but they're raccoons , which they stole from our zoo , and they 've already issued a foreign passport. er, but what he voices even on those katsap channels we laugh but such a laugh it would be better if he were already somewhere well, yes, they say, it is not possible to assume that a person has died

, but this is not a person, this is not a person, ms. oksano, actually. well, what is happening in those occupied parts of the kherson region, what is the news from there people like me, my girlfriend says, we sit in bed at night, we sleep in beds, people are like moles in the basement, the repressions have intensified, uh, they are trying to evict people , yesterday i heard, i read, that there are crimeans in krynky. this village is velike, this is the oleshkivskyi district . they were taking the boat trays there. i thought that was all. they actually took it back in the fall, and apparently there are still people left for people, of course they don’t consider it practically impossible to leave, well, there are still those who can’t actually leave and money

. people are running out of money, and they are already standing in the markets and going to the shops for rubles after all were, not hryvnias, as we say. me too, my girlfriend says that i’m running out of money. i’m trying to maintain morale and say that we just have to wait for our gods. there is no way to move to the right bank. there is no way. well, it's just putting yourself in danger, and if you want to die quickly, they are very careful about it. we don't have such a thing. we don't have such a place to go to the river bank.

because of the floodplains, you also have to somehow get to the dnipro itself. therefore, it is very risky and unfortunately, unfortunately for him, oksana, you say that your friend says that the three-year-old is already running out of those people who are left there, they also have such feelings. well, she says so... he jokes everywhere tears, yes, he's joking, well, the moods are such that they say it's hard, they say that it's sad. well , plus, the winter is cold. yes, and they are being shelled from two sides. those with whom i communicate they are waiting for ours, they have no other choice, we are doomed to victory, and they have to wait until they are released and will

join us to help the armed forces, that the winter is basically coming to an end, for us , one in 100 russians has been repelled so serious let's hope that it will be their last attempt and they will finally fall to hell, so thank you for this conversation, the only thing they ask is how to not freeze in kherson, how is the inflammation there, what is the temperature now. some of our areas are freezing, the island is freezing, but the oil harbor is freezing. there is simply no light and there there will be no heating there eh hmm well no they won’t repair it every day there eh violation of shelling it’s freezing not freezing because there are private houses there kindyka antonivka but there hasn’t been electricity there since november 8 and

it’s unlikely to be repaired there either until not yet the shelling will end and yes, there is heat in the city, of course, some uh, some areas are being repaired and turned on again well, here, of course , there are already about three weeks left until spring and then we have well, maybe in march there will still be frosts, but we won't be able to withstand them. i think so , i heard correctly since november, there has been no electricity just here and there, the katsaps have been turned off and everything is here, sometimes people complain that there are four to eight to 12 hours. uh well, again, this is such a stratum of the population, or new wives like us, to help others, or very old women, or those who take care of such old women, or those who gave injections there, cats

, dogs were their own, then they gathered everyone who abandoned them. well, each has his own yes, who is someone who is just clinging to their homes, but there are people there, and we took help there for kindy, more than 100 people from kinditi, this is from one quarter, no people, yes, we could hand them out by hand, plus they will send amber forces there, there are also 35 houses there. one house - this is a family there are 35 of us, two large families with seven children each, that is, there are still otaki, and how do they live, there are practically no candles, generators, well , this is koshtovna, and whoever they were, they were still there, and even those who have generators, then again, this is money for fuel, i have a girlfriend there, they turn on the generator there for two hours a day because

, again, the fish in the aquarium need to be heated and so on. well, i can't imagine because we sat there the whole city was without electricity for three weeks, and that was it. yes, they have been sitting for three months , well, it is very difficult to support, only morally , you can support what we are doing, yes, we can support food and candles with flashlights, but uh, the electricians say that we are not we will repair it because they are shooting, i know for a fact that the electricians do not have body armor for at least a week, but now somehow i hope this problem will be solved well, not somehow and there is a request, uh, they disappear somewhere on the way

to kherson, all these things here i hope so they will be when a person is in bronikii. then he will be able not to be so afraid of those shellings . well, they are shooting directly there and it's scary. i don't know how we can support you, how can we support those people who have been living without electricity for months, except with a kind word and honestly , i when i will probably be without electricity at home, i will remember your words and those people and i will think that in principle, it is not the worst thing, it is not the worst thing for those ukrainians who also complain that they say as much as possible, give us some kind of light according to the schedule so that we understand when it is there, when they have it, why is it not there for 4 o'clock , or is it 5 o'clock that we are sitting here, we want light already, well , sometimes there are situations that are much worse, and look at ms. oksana, a person who smiles and charges others with her positivity. i'll tell you so briefly, after being in the occupation for almost nine months with light

and water and everything, then after the occupation, without light , it's like, well, the air smells of freedom, and until now, we're just so cool that we were released and so and so the knife was released early earlier than the left bank and uh, we are just now thinking about the left bank. we are thinking about how we will help them when they are released and we do not fall in the eyes because the occupation is more terrible than sitting without light, that is 100%. it is i who am responsible for declaring to you that kherson is not the only one who is happy - it is all the people of kherson who are happy who are ready to live in such conditions, but the main thing is that without the occupiers. thank you, ms. oksana, for being such a person and that there are people like you in kherson there are enough people who help others

to hold on and not only in kherson and on oksana pogomiy, a member of the kherson city council from the kherson region, was in touch with us and told us a little about their uh , dark, cold, under-fire weekdays. for all of us, in fact, and we, well, what we most want is, of course, for it to be in the spring, for example, god grant that it will be successful, writes the viewer . just like and what do you think, where am i on some other planet, where is it not in ukraine , that is, i am in another country where electricity is provided . i think that in principle i

am still in good super conditions, you know. well, everything is later in comparison. now we will find out how there is shelling again in kharkiv oblast, how people live there. but i think that somehow they are holding on, mr. bohdan. good morning. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. glory to the heroes. how are the shelling again? again first the shelling will arrive and then the air will be alarmed. is this already familiar to you, because again, it is unusual for us, and you could have gotten used to it by now, you have a new norm, it is a lot of norms, as you say, it is so familiar, it is a little unusual already, because they are not every day. if we are talking about the city of kharkiv. and somewhere there once every three days. and that's why during these days , you get used to work, er, some everyday things

. the whole city can hear them. it is big two million, and all this will be heard from the powerless, yes, and about the fact that we are used to this, we know that the work of our communal services of the mayor was impressive, and somewhere 15-20 minutes passed there already at the place of the explosion, the mayor's deputies, uh, the communal services of the ministry of emergencies are fast you know, by the end of the day of the rupture, these rubbles blocked the windows , they dealt with the communications there , covered the water with heating, made a detour to the apartment block, and by the end of the day, there was already a flood on that street, you see how it is today i didn't go, well, i'll go again and see, it's okay drive, you understand, this is already routine for every such shelling, this kind of reaction is already practiced, it is everyday, well, somehow , even without being surprised, probably or not, this is the shelling again in the center of the city, it’s as if this

has not happened for a long time or this or that or i just don’t i somehow already know the formula, it's been 4 days, i don't remember somewhere around 300 , i also hit the city center, only there are other streets, miranovska, it seems like a residential building, old houses , four-story, like that, uh, i got there, there was one dead person, there were wounded, they are crossing what could be offensive in particular, the russians seem to be preparing literally for kharkiv in the next two weeks , this is some kind of offensive, the troops have gathered about it, what are they talking about in kharkiv, are they waiting for an offensive? let's say it's true, it's not true, we're paying less attention to it. yes, there are some actions

of russian troops, there are shellings in kupyansk , yesterday there were in kupyansk, kupyansk , a nodal population center, on a circle around it, govchanska, a border town, other population centers and they became more acute artillery rocket fire along the front line, there is information that forces are accumulating there, manpower and equipment are being withdrawn, but our guys say that they are ready for defense, and they are not going to retreat or make any kind of breakthrough , as was the case on the 24th. let's say there a year ago in february, it can no longer be as far as the border areas are concerned , so yesterday i went to the public in belgorod, they complain about putin’s population around them, who are in the district center and they are under constant shelling, and they evacuate people there

constantly siren sounds occur governor warns them to be in shelters there. so they have already transformed the people's republic of belgorod, let's say, into military rails, and they already understand what this is. and also at the oil depots, which were on fire and you could probably see the entire belgorod region as it burned three days ago well, there is such a situation, mr. bohdan, but actually these are the russian cities and villages near the kharkiv region . is there any news from there ? he changed b in connection with the fact that russia started this full-scale invasion, of course their lives have changed

, first of all, the problems with electricity are turned off eh, whether there is on schedule or as a result of an accident or hits, there are other questions here, eh, and secondly, well, of course, it is the fear of those people, they haven't been under fire for a year, they haven't gotten used to something like us, and that's why there are constant evacuations, all the settlements are being taken away, that is, educational institutions are being transferred somewhere there, online mode, or in general , they are being taken away from the border of belohorod region, well, such a rhythm in addition, in these populations military personnel are already stationed at these points on a permanent basis, they are mobilized there, let's say their training takes place, i.e. this is the whole zone, starting from there , er, to those on and on to the khust region. that is, there is, uh, there is such a life

of the military - this region has readjusted to this rhythm or is trying to do so, but in some protests, public disturbance in them is not from god, they rebel, well, listen they can only rob and rape if they are allowed to. let's put it this way, their tsars are capable of nothing else. thank you, mr. bohdane bohdan tkachuk, a deputy of the kharkiv district council, he also spoke with us this morning. kharkiv, let me remind you that yesterday , two arrived, almost everything was already restored, the consequences of all this shelling , well, so, so, so, so, so, everything continues as, yes, as there in odesa if if it is possible to contact our next

interlocutor because she is in odesa now an accident there, uh, there, there, the energy companies went there, and everything is not good there, it does not carry electricity. odessa officially now has the worst situation with light, with electricity, with power generation . also, this should not be the case. they have already said more than once about the reasons for this and what can be done in principle but the situation remains difficult well, unfortunately, somehow, i can still say that 20 shells were also fired overnight in nikopol, well, it is also the same tradition , nikopol, we know that the front line is already starting outside the city that's why there is some kind of artillery shelling there, even with projectiles, but they are taking place all this time, and the joint investigation of the war

, i believe that the russians do not have enough strength to make an offensive attempt. according to the data, in particular, of the ukrainian intelligence of its representatives, there is an order from putin that the donbass should be captured by the end of winter , by february 24th, for example. well, let's see if they will get something out of it. well, as i said, we have our next interlocutor, but not by skype. by phone because, um, because of the problems i voiced, ms. olena balaba, a journalist and activist from odesa, appears on our airwaves ms. olena good morning good morning i understand that you have problems with electricity.

there is no light for hours and there is light for two hours and we still have to somehow catch it light because there really isn’t any in the schedule and it’s just so intuitive that you wait for it to be given to charge everything and i just want to recharge a little and then wait for light again because in us for example last night, well, that is, they gave it in the morning at 6. at 6:00 in the morning, then in the afternoon they turned it off at 12, there was light for 6 hours. it’s just some kind of miracle, and then there was no light for 12.5 hours. yes, for two hours at night, we managed to recharge and turned it off, now there is no light. already at 7:00 in the morning, the generators started humming from the street. and hmm, well, somehow, somehow, we are surviving, there is no problem, there is heating , there is water, we are waiting for all our substations to be repaired and the light will be and will be

cleaner, we were promised that there will be light two in eight, well, let's see how things will go on a how is it now at this time, how is the electricity situation at this time, how will odesa function at this time, is there any there, are there any solutions already ? i read that the children were given some two-day vacations in the schools in the schools where you are , daughter, they made the sixth and seventh holidays yes the holidays have been sent, hmm, transport, e-electric transport, of course, there are no minibuses, e-well, all the generators in the city center are working, the generators are working, it’s just that if you walk around the city in the evening or during the day , everything is buzzing in that city because people are really trying

work and turn on the generators and everything is just buzzing. so where are the streets, odesa? well, how are we holding on, because we understand that we are in much better conditions than kherson, for example, some today already at 6:00 a.m. shelling has already started and kherson is with us. here we are - it's 200 km, it's not, it's not as far as we'd like it to be, and that's why we understand it . i even wrote there on facebook, and recently on saturday morning, i was already starting from friday , we have such long blackouts light and on saturday morning i was on the drive to ours the market is known to everyone and there is a woman there, a woman somewhere so elderly, she started saying very loudly there , and

how do they turn it off? she bought something from her there, apples or something, and she started yelling at her, you are a hypothesis, ask who is turning off your light, and they always did not expect it, and even the buyers began to say that to her . of light and why the prices have risen, that is, a why do you perceive it so very very adequately this is the majority i understand and no one there no one wants to win i or some negotiations it is the aggressor because because very, very people i understand that they are exhausted but we hold on because we understand that in donbas in kherson is much worse and in the same kuplensk also under shelling it is much worse than in odesa

and this is a comparison and with us we are just fine here, that is, we know that there will be light for at least 2 hours and it will be there and we will have time to recharge and you will have time and we will then we will work, that is, and everything is more or less okay. well, the connection is bad. well, now there is no problem with snow, but there will be light . as far as i know, all the points of the name are working. here, there, there are 200 meters, there are 300 meters, there are points on the capital if there is no light at all, well, let's go there to charge. we have a socket nearby. they even give out wi-fi and i am there. when i went

there to charge, i know that people come there with laptops and work. let me remind you that two days ago there was a serious fire accident on one from the substation where one of the transformers was restored, after which it was damaged after a missile attack, and now they still cannot restore it. by the way, the minister visited the specialized energy department in odesa, and they are trying to find ways as soon as possible to restore light and electricity, yes, electronic it's with some kind of flashlights, candles, or some kind of lamps that will light up from batteries, but electricity is more important and necessary ms. elena, you said that kherson is about 200 km away and it is being shelled, and it's much worse than just

sitting at home without electricity, do you feel any flow of refugees from kherson, are people moving out of calvary, are they looking for shelter in odesa, which is also well, even though it is not being shelled now, i hope it won’t be , but but sitting without electricity we have a lot of kherson people, people, really i know how much they leave, that is, even to mykolaiv and the mykolaiv region, they leave because it is much quieter there than kherson itself, well, on the right bank, and uh, we have a lot of us , so many kherson people now that they even made a hap for kherson people who they come and they are all very friendly and very helpful to each other there to look for housing to look for a job where where can you send a child

to kindergarten to kindergarten and that and that's why i just i don't know the official statistics at the moment how many refugees have left in kherson but i i know, i know people who left and who really survived such a terrible occupation there. but they were forced to leave because the shelling is terrible because they invade and you don't know where it can go . that is, they reach. and artillery artillery shells when they fly in, it's scary because we've experienced rocket fire there, we know that a big rocket can fly there, we're hiding in the corridor, we 're there, uh, we understand what we know that they're going to release theirs there, now they're already there

50-60 rockets and it will be over, and they have it's just every day and there are 10 shellings a day there and it's very scary because i i can't even imagine who the small children are, i have a friend who stayed there and she's only with the ato she she she is a resident of the village of antonivka and next to the destroyed bridge and she left, we keep telling her to leave kherson and reach odesa , and yet she was here with her children, but she just now refused because she has a job, they are hiding there in her basement, they left for kherson and are just hiding in the basement now that shelling is scary, just scary, well, she has pets, children, and well, that is, i know how difficult it is for people to leave when it's already like that well, all life is there and

you know that even under shelling, you just really believe in moving and you know that everything will be fine and that faith in the armed forces is a holy thing, no less holy than faith in god , for example, but i said a proverb that hope in god, but don't be indifferent to yourself. that 's why you have to be not to rely on the responsible, it is called tempting god, it is such a little year, even then, that is why you still have to evacuate, if there is no way to do that, well, at least leave the children behind, no , no, yes, it actually suggests somehow finding an argument. well, everyone has a friend like that, the story is so the truth we will convince and we convince, we hope that you will still manage to persuade this person well, but in the end every person has his own circumstances, he also has