[000:00:00;00] partners, well, the supply of weapons or in support of ukraine, the last question is literally 30 seconds, mr. ihor, i’m sorry, but at least the conversations about what to do with these nuclear weapons and what to do with the betrayal of un security are starting, where are you sitting in russia , completely violating the un charter ? not at all effective because of the presence of russia there, macron said that something needs to be done about it and this is already a direct breakthrough, in fact, because for a very long time this story was somehow brushed aside , and, well, regarding the nuclear weapons or disarmament of the russian federation, so far there is no single unified position, but we, for our part, propose, for example, to link the lifting of sanctions as the last such border as the last action that should take place

, this is the arming of the russian federation and from nuclear weapons. thank you igor chernihiv people's deputy of ukraine, head of the permanent delegation of ukraine to the nato parliamentary assembly, was in munich with the latest news from there. thank you, mr. igor. 2 minutes 8 minutes and there will be. we once had such a film in russian, it was called an invitation to order. this is what the vice president of the united states said yesterday about russia, about putin, pro-russian, pro-russian establishment. it was just yesterday during the munich security conference, and there was an invitation to russia to order. there is no

way to explain an eight-minute break during 8 years of war. viktoria tkach saves military and civilians in the war zone , was a participant in the revolution of dignity and actively volunteered since 2015 in volunteer battalions at the front, she evacuated the wounded and provided pre-medical aid during a full-scale invasion. victoria officially joined the army, now, in addition to helping soldiers, she evacuates civilians and animals from the war zone . i never wanted to serve in the army, nor in other structures, because i had some of my youthful beliefs regarding the same system, for me previously the armed forces were like some kind of handcuffs that restrained my

hands and feet, my desire to work, i had to go my way as a volunteer for 8 years, and in order to prepare for the severity of work in the armed forces of ukraine and in the official units in the first year of the war, in addition to volunteering, victoria took medical courses and studied military tactics . later, she went to the front in avdiyivka in donetsk region. the towns in avdiivka were militarily struck by a huge coke chemical plant nearby. at the same time, we had to work , the russians were actively shelling the area , we had to rescue wounded soldiers and civilians in completely unusual conditions. i then i remember it was terrible frost, snow, shelling and this frost made it possible to work normally when you work in a car with a victim, you already

get hot, you start to sweat as much as you can. and when you go back, you start to freeze because it's -30 outside, that's what i've just been there it's all wet and that's the type of change , change, change of your environment, she made a lot of discomfort, apart from avdiivka, the territory of victoria's work, there were experienced vodyane, yasinuvat junction in the direction of donetsk, for the first time, medical assistance was provided to a girl who was evacuated occupied gordiivka, er, they were handed over to us then through the separatist kp er, civilians were cleaning up trash, and somewhere er, there was an explosion of gasoline vapors, and she had burns on her face, chest, and hands.

it was my first experience. well, that’s the kind of experience. hmmm, no. especially when i found out that it was burns and we were going to the separs for 8 years. bronze, with small breaks between the wars, liked to go to the mountains and taught civilians courses in tactical medicine for two years. i worked for years in civilian work last year on february 23, the girl came to kyiv to teach, and already in the morning they returned to the volunteer battalion and became the defense of ukraine. my main task was to take medical vehicles from one of the parking lots to our base, and around six in the morning i was on a diesel old the medics are running around khreshchatyk and i'm laughing stupidly because i've already forgotten the last time i sat behind such large machines, i liked it and actually felt relieved because i was also waiting for a long time when this

full-scale, full-scale offensive would begin and this feeling well, let's start, let's work, so the active work began for the first few months, victoria worked in the kyiv chernihiv and sumy directions, and then joined the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine and got to the south, the shelling then was much more intense than in previous years , in addition, the aviation worked powerfully tells about the heavy a wounded man who had to be rescued near gostomele in the kyiv region had damage to the abdominal cavity and shrapnel penetrated into the base of the skull . unfortunately, we were not able to stabilize him for these 10 minutes, when we were already approaching the hospital, we started resuscitation actions, which were continued in the hospital by the doctors right away, well, that's all as it should have been, unfortunately, the doctors were also unable to connect to the vascular bed, and they

continued resuscitation, but this person did not i survived a photo where a girl with pigtails is holding a lot of dogs, and they were not just beautiful dogs , most of them had a lot of breed, they were without legs, they were in strollers, they were, uh, without working hind legs , uh, and when i saw this one i almost felt my heart sink when i saw the picture the dog a-ah her cart broke down and her hind limbs were amputated and she picked up this dog to carry her across the broken bridge and when she was already under the bridge i was carrying the dog and just sobbing fish now the girl is improving her skills at the front and is a member of the women's of the veteran

movement, thanks to the commander, she takes additional courses in the military , mastered drones and became the only one in her unit who has such experience. for her work at the front, victoria tkach received the order of courage from the president of ukraine third degree representative parubiy tv channel espresso r let's listen to people suffering from rheumatism but it's arthritic it's impossible to get used to it, it doesn't let you move i tried everything and at the pharmacy i bought a yellow dolgit cream it saves me from the pain of rheumatism dolgit anesthetizes, reduces swelling and improves the mobility of the joints in your wrists and back cheer for dnipro-1 and shakhtar in the eurocups

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speak now let's start with a conversation about children, you will be surprised by the children's mouthsman , er, ombudsman, at that time, the russian federation thanked putin for the fact that putin created opportunities for kidnapping ukrainian children and adopting them in russia, and yes, one of those of cases was directly connected with the ombudsman of the russian federation just in case of a child this is a person this is this boy was kidnapped in mariupol let's see let's start with this i think we'll do it right well you know if you remember chekhov the russian

writer who always believed consider himself a ukrainian, at least in his autobiographies, этого не может быть протому что не может быть никад, if this were told to someone a year or two or three years ago , no one in the world would believe it if someone said that russians would behave like that obutzvumen will talk to putin, the president of the russian federation, as if he is a civilized, as if a civilized person, and no one will talk about it. everyone said september, you are an idiot, ukrainians. you are all idiots, moreover, i am convinced everywhere that there were many millions of people in ukraine who did not believe everything , but you see. it is happening. what's going on oksana filippishyna, deputy head of the analytical department of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, former representative of the commissioner for the protection of children's rights, please contact us at ms.

oksana good health. thank you for finding time for us. good afternoon. the question is simple and can be difficult. no one here knows whether it is simple or difficult. during the war and during such crimes, we have just witnessed some. well, it is difficult , but there is an opportunity to investigate where these children are, at least how it would be dotted that we may not know where the family has a specific address, but we know that this is in some krasnoyarsk region and this is in simferopol and this is near moscow and this is in moscow somehow to know them somewhere, maybe the war will end, where to look for them, maybe approximately laska yes, mykola, well, i’m very happy that i can talk to you in the same language , i’ll start right away, the truth is, we can actually analyze and observe

the movement of our children in the territory of the reef because they are so stupid muscovites that they themselves they are documenting themselves and, in fact, about the placement of our children, about their movement on the territory of russia, they show off , they report on their pages, even though this lady is an ombudswoman, and you called her, well, i would not call her an ombudsman, because she is authorized the president of the russian federation is authorized to be in fact a child of the ombudsman, who should be independent and impartial, this has no relation , she is a nomenclature, such a person, and carries out the orders of her leadership, so data is published on her page, but how many children entered the territory of aggression and how many children were given up for adoption, also all these regional governors, where

did the children move to, no, well, they also publish this information to us. it is known that our children have already entered 57 regions of russia, and i am a little german this is the sakhalin autonomous district, this is the magadan oblast, that is, thousands of kilometers away and even closer to america than to our native ukraine, now our children are falling, two more questions in turn, this can be qualified as a crime, this behavior, this is some kind of legal basis in gas i know somewhere in some judicial organizations that we know that according to the un charter or something else, that this kidnapping is a clear crime and this lady, if you can call her a lady, she has already confessed, but

now we have seen her confession to that what is she she committed a crime, please, only because she confessed, she committed many acts that definitely bring her under a criminal article . well, first of all, she does not want to communicate in any way with anyone who applies for ukrainian children, but in terms of qualifications, the tribunal really uses an international by law, and in this case we are talking about the fourth geneva convention on the protection of the civilian population in conditions of war , so according to this convention, no civilian citizen of the country that was attacked can be deported or simply moved to the territory of the aggressor country, this is a violation of international humanitarian law, and even there it is said that even if such a transfer took place due to the desire of the aggressor country to save people's lives, and russia our uh

, this one already gives us all a desire for a humanitarian mission to save our children, they are so kind, they came and bombed the houses of schools, kindergartens, killed their parents, then gathered them in a group , loaded them, sorry, the animals into buses and transported them to the territory of the refi, so actually speaking, such actions are carried out without asking whether the children want it or not or the children after the basement just want to eat elementary and of course they agree to this move, then such actions are, strictly speaking, also criminal about this, criminal cases have been initiated about the transfer of children, as in ukraine , including under article 438 of the criminal code of ukraine, and so strictly speaking the convention, as well as the un convention, you mentioned in principle, yes, univ documents, in addition to the fourth geneva convention, the un convention on the rights of the child also says that

during war, children should be as much as possible placed in the territory of their country and transferred to the family of their relatives, no lviv and beylova or any other adoptive good aunts and uncles in the territory of the russian federation, one more question, hmm, probably even the last one, but it is important, i can imagine two-year-old children who still do not understand much well, uncle came, mom went somewhere, dad went somewhere, came to another place, uncle says, adam , go, give you candy or something to eat, as you say, and they are taking her somewhere, but this guy is 15, 14 years old , what is this lady like, or is there any information what do such older minor ukrainians think, who are 13-14, 15, maybe 16 years old, who were suddenly pulled out of ukraine and sent

somewhere to siberia or where they ended up there and they are persuaded to turn from ukrainians to russians, yes, mykola, we know what these children think russians like this information or not, but it gets into the public domain, well, there is a story of children , for example, a 16-year-old boy who was starving and whose parents were killed in mariupol was transferred to the russian federation, as he himself says. he hoped that he would be very will quickly use the territory of russia and get to europe, nevertheless, in the territory of russia, his passport was taken from him and he was placed in a shelter only thanks to volunteers in november, he managed to get him out of the lapros and return to ukraine. boy, if you read between the lines even in

this report to putin ah, and she also talks about this episode in several russian documentaries, she talks about the fact that the child from the very beginning she was very aggressive and actually said that she wanted to go home to ukraine, her homeland, ukraine, ah , a child can, teenagers are not teenagers, but these are children, a child can also lurk in order to use any successful method eh and still get to the motherland, we also know children who sang the ukrainian national anthem and were placed in a hospital in donetsk, these are also mariupol children from a family-type orphanage. return to the legal representatives it is precisely because of the position of the children that many teenagers also came under pressure because of their

position. about a month or two ago, lvova bilova herself, together with a cadre, announced a kind of re-education of difficult ukrainian children who do not want to love rasha and who were sent to a camp near grozny in chechnya, we can only guess what our children, especially teenagers, have to go through. we little children may not fully understand everything, but teenagers it is even more difficult... but russia, well neglects not only the rights of the child, she still commits violence against our children, and it is not a fact that psychological violence is worse than physical violence. well, thank you, a very huge thank you to oksana, a filipina who works and who works to study the whereabouts of ukrainian children as

they are scattered all over this russia. thank you very much. i hope i can talk to you in a week, because it is worth it . it seems to me that not many ukrainian journalists pay attention to these events. to understand what is happening to those poor children who are simply stolen from ukraine and sent to russia and adopted as we see eh so called could live so that they had a childhood, now we see that there is no childhood not only because the war is going on and the school and the house and the kindergarten and the world and the shop were simply destroyed, but in addition they were simply taken away even from those remnants of mariupol that turned into

remnants precisely because of russian russian that means aggression. now we will still have conversations about turkey, not right now , a little later, because we are waiting for aliya usenova, the deputy head of the ukrainian cultural society in the city of istanbul. she will tell us what is happening there, because ukrainians don't it is only important to know because these are our turks. by the way, many ukrainians are resting there as our neighbors, and there is now a big debate in ukraine as to whether ukraine is ready. well, we understand that we do not have such a tectonic situation as in turkey, but still there are still places where there is danger, there are the carpathians. my wife olesya and i constantly dream of god finally hearing the cry

of the russians from the 14th year of the crimean crimean some russians who were shouting now, even though stones from the sky, but we also think that maybe stones from the sky there are also not only ukrainian weapons from the sky, but also stones falling from the sky, but there are the carpathians, there are many, there is the odesa region , there are some splits, there may be some droughts, and there are some important problems, and there is no doubt that we all need to closely monitor what is happening in to turkey, to understand what we have and to ask its authorities whether ukraine is ready or whether it is possible to build reliable houses here, or whether it is possible to find some ways to minimize the influence of the outside world on our lives, uh, like

the japanese do, well, definitely ukraine, and now there is not so much money the war takes a huge amount of money, and now it is difficult to think about strengthening and building some houses, but you see, we already count tens of thousands of dead in syria and turkey, and we are more we think about turkey less about syria, although they suffer no less in syria, but they are poorer, they have much less money , the war is going on in them, and it is definitely a pity for both of them, but turkey has many more options than even the rescuers, if the rescuer is sitting somewhere in europe or even in ukraine, they tell him that wherever you go , in addition to the problems with the earthquake, there are also problems that something can arrive from

the official, so to speak, syrian authorities. therefore , not everyone will go to look for such a problem victims and so on. you understand that this is also a problem, but i am all for you. deputy head of the ukrainian cultural society in the city of istanbul. good health, mrs. aliya . good day . are you looking for this to not happen again, to build other houses , or can you ask the people who built those houses that were destroyed, or maybe i, i don't remember the name of this city, there was just an iron

mayor who said you will build as it should be not the way you want and they say that there is a minimum number of victims, others say that in fact it is just a different soil and that is why there is a minimum number, and not because he somehow forbade building incorrectly, all the conversations are going on in the newspapers among the turkish community, what do they think, how do they i'm not talking about politics, it's about human lives, but it's important, but please, first of all, look at the fact that the mayor is, as you said, iron-clad , because we talked about this topic and there is one person who personally knows this situation she said that this is exactly the mayor he even destroyed the house of his relative due to the fact that this house did not correspond to a certain factor

. that is, in fact, it is because of such work a-a in his this how to say on a-a territory that is under his responsibility not a single one fell building, that is, in fact, it is because of the work regarding the attitude of the local public that we can tell him, of course, everyone is looking for someone who is the culprit, and in fact , a lot of cases have been opened against these people who did this, these buildings that do not meet certain conditions that is, er, people are very outraged by what is happening right now in turkey, in all cities, examinations are being conducted to see if the houses

meet the standards or not, a lot of examinations are now being done regarding the same. now, again, i just today read a report from the istanbul governorate regarding schools, and it was written how many schools after the 1999 earthquake did not meet the criteria. how many of them were there? destroyed, how many were built in the nose. how many of them brought some kind of repair work? that is, they are working on all this, and, in fact , now the only question is why it was not done earlier, but if you look at

the reports that they publish for the area that is, an ordinary person, a citizen of turkey or another person who knows the turkish language. she can open the website of the governorate and see what was done, how it was done , that is, even in istanbul , such repair works have started again, that is, in fact, they the turks are working, i can say about it the last question look well, you can't not mention politics because in the summer more precisely at the end of the spring there will be elections i'm not saying that i don't want to force you to speak like that broadly because we are foreigners we are here you are there but how do you think that this earthquake and what was destroyed so much will have a positive or negative effect on erdogan's position, will he be able to restore , er, explain, restore some schools, hospitals