[000:00:00;00] satan, what is she like, here she is, listen, well, but if we talk about russia, their positions did not give a sound, then everything was oriented there, our lilac group spoke so much in russian, well, like how successfully , there is no obscene language because of what one russian military figure said. and now he is a politician, a russian ex-commander of the 58th russian army, which attacked georgia in 2008. and now it is killing ukrainians in the south of our country in solovyov, he said something like that of course stayed in his to a fiery speech in which he wanted to simply destroy ukraine. it was felt that

somewhere in there he had such interjections that he uses them off the air. they said, i think that the world reacted much faster to what russia is and what plans it actually has for ukraine. let 's see. clean something, there is simply nothing left. if you said that kiev is already there , kiev is the mother of russian cities. yes, it is the mother of russian cities. but if it is necessary for kiev to remain ruined, there was our flag on top, even on the sternum .

we are fighting, why are we bothering you today, don't you understand, this is the moment in the land of coal, this is russian philosophy , it will put its flag on the ruins. transforms into a ruin, you know very well said one lithuanian writer poet at the beginning of the war that this is not a war of civilizations somehow i don't try to say it is a war with civilization whose goal is simply to destroy everything that is civilized that's it to break, that is, it is really sick, of course, people, and i want to say once again, listen to the muscovites. and why is kyiv always your mother, in general, with the genitive case , the problem is completely. i understand that well , it falls in russia and so on. not talking about russians look at themselves in the mirror. look at the ulcers. well, those cities. where did the russians come to? unfortunately, how do they

turn them into ruins and under occupation ? what remains of these cities and what happens to the people who, unfortunately, remain in occupation , now we will talk with the deputy head of the berdyansk district council , mr. viktor dudukalov, he is joining our broadcast. you can recall the news that a full-scale invasion had begun, and where were you at that time, how did you learn this news , and what happened next? well, at that time, i was directly in the city of berdyansk, in the berdyansk district, as well as everyone, as well as the whole country at 5 o'clock in the morning, they heard explosions and realized that it was a pity about the vaccinations

. what we were warned about is happening, but we had held a large -scale demonstration throughout the city a few days ago. probably in the history of independence , we patriotically informed the whole world that berdyansk is ukraine and reported that we are united and from february 24 we began to live in new realities in the realities of volunteerism in the realities of indomitability and in the realities of the fact that we have a clearly defined enemy we have clearly defined tasks and we have clearly defined that we are ukraine we are ukrainians and we not victorious, that's about life, uh, that's the paradigm since february 24, in general, for you, there has come a moment when you had to leave your native berdyansk, how did it happen? of course, there was danger. i didn't even know a lot about the danger at the time when

i left, but as of today, i am like that how proud i am of the fact that we, er, are wanted there by the fsb officers, for patriotism, for the fact that , according to them, we are ukrainian nazis, what else can we be proud of before joining the cohort of ukrainian nazis , everyone like what is happening in berdyansk now, what is the situation there now, the unitary situation is terrible and it is becoming only terrible, more terrible almost every day, total control , total repression, illegal searches, illegal detentions, a-a terrible humanitarian situation , that is, a humanitarian crisis. it only deepens, people do not have the means to existence and even what the occupiers offered is already, unfortunately, either their social assistance payments, wages are reduced , or for certain categories of people it disappears altogether, and well, by all means, you

are trying to passport the population, so to speak, for less money, but everyone has started. everyone clearly understands that russia has brought only more suffering and repression , unfortunately every day we have reports that either another operative garage is suffering from searches or people on the streets are suffering from the fact that they are detained or private housing private housing from the fact that it is caught there again, the occupiers take someone or take something , loot it well, it's been almost a year, berdyansk lives in such and such standards, unfortunately, from time to time we read news that somewhere there was an explosion, somewhere there, someone got a little fried in their car, eh, and this means that the partisan movement is working as it is now, eh, a year after the full-scale invasion, for those people

who remain with a pro-ukrainian position, you you say that you are wanted there, they are 100% the russians want to catch uh-uh, how do they manage to turn over all theirs these are the little provocations that spoil the lives of the russians and the occupiers, this is all happening, i will say so , this is all happening quietly and no one knows about the partisan movement i mean, no one will find any information anywhere, who is involved in intelligence , who is involved in helping the russians, become good, and people who have a good opinion about the ukrainian position, people who live with ukraine in their hearts, these people are also silent, so that they are in silence mode imagine it's been almost a year and they're waiting for the armed forces, they're waiting for de-occupation and the russians understand very well what they don't have. well, they didn't come ready-made. they don't have understanding. they don't have the kind of support they were counting on, which they've been told about for

20 years that's why, you know. well, for some reason, some such active patriotic either left the city or stayed in the city and is really silent, and we will have, uh, i think that there will be even more crowded patriotic gatherings with the participation of those people who waited, who are now waiting and can watch how we communicate and other things will make sure that berdyansk ukraine will be free from russia. it will be free from the occupiers. those who sit and wait for the disarmament of ukraine's forces and wait for russia to come there completely. for a second, about those who are waiting for 100 supporters, who are sitting and waiting for when russia

will finally be completely there and they will finally unite with russia, just in a mad rush, you know here here here no , on the contrary, it is a little easier because these statistics are very the security service of ukraine is successfully managed by the police and all our armed ukrainian formations, and i will tell you that about 90% of those who actively supported the occupiers and those who went to work for them are known. in other words, this is not a statistic, it is just a list of names with terms and we know that berdyansk has one of the smallest percentage of the population of collaborators in the territory of zaporizhia occupied by the zaporizhia region , unfortunately , many of my former police colleagues went to cooperate with

occupiers, but they are a social and political asset - they didn't go in such a large group , just individually, someone wanted to . and i repeat once again about everything, everyone knows about the vast majority of people, there are already criminal proceedings against some of them, there are cases in court and if we have, well, in the city of berdyansk, we have among the current, so to speak, orkish active from 250 to 500 people who, well, you can say with varying degrees of activity a and also er multiply by 3 by 4 - this is all the other people who simply left work well, it's fortunate, you know, it's fortunate that berdyansk is not a word of madil, er, he said that he is ukraine because of the fact that people really did not support this work so actively and did not go to this work

. thank you very much. the head of the berdyan district council today is doing a roll call, or actually about which cities were the most affected by shelling. kharkiv continues to suffer, of course. and now, well, not like once in the spring, when bombers flew over the city just for you, they didn't just stupidly drop bombs. well, we can't afford that not they can just as well as shoot, the artillery just doesn’t reach, but they still use the s300, they wrote about berdyansk, which is one of the largest cities that is still under the control of the russians, unfortunately , yes, that is, we are sad about this and we want it not to be like this. well, i will return of course about kherson, the largest city that the russians had until not so long ago. but they were forced to retreat by the report and now

they are taking revenge on the khersonites in ukraine by shelling kherson endlessly. holiday er, but they are the opposite, now i think if you were the defenders there were fewer, well, those who went to fight in ukraine so that they would not be paid money, because the money is running out a little in russia , so er, and they congratulated her with what those defenders had, for example, in the baltic - is this some kind of kaliningrad region or something? on february 23, the officials gave a gift to the participants in kanon . what do you think they gave them? somehow they were cut into strips and used in

those toilets that they stole in ukraine were taken out of here, they have problems with the production of toilet paper and high-tech production, yes, this is a super difficult and difficult process that is difficult to fix , god, in siberia, there are so many trees, and they, uh, they still use newspapers and birch trees there there is bark, you know. and over there in siberia, there are mostly conifers. there are only cones. well, you know, not much. probably good, but you have to ask the russians how it is with cones. it is difficult, difficult , and then we wonder why they climb the whole world. this жизнь at least one telescope to look at ukraine and it will die and it will be good , too. that's how they are. that's why it all started, but you see , you could just come to ukraine as tourists and everything would be fine. it's not like there, what kind of food do they have, they just

crumble bread and pour water on it, it's a prison, it's my own, i was waiting for this one. his book, volyn, is there at the beginning, the main character, he is working in russia, telling how he is there i looked at the muscovites, you say that he doesn't say that we don't have friends, but he even says what kind of people there are. now let's talk about kherson oblast, about kherson, in particular with volodymyr molchanov, a political scientist who was with us during this difficult year of a full-scale invasion. let's talk about how kherson did not give in. to be eaten by muscovites, how did they manage to repulse him and how is he now volodymyr movchanov, we congratulate you, mr. volodymyr, was this night actually peaceful in kherson, what was this morning somewhere, there was a crash somewhere, well , it always happens yesterday in belozerka, a person

died yesterday, two people died in novo tyagintsi that is, in general well, as i have already repeatedly said that in private houses, people are not protected by anything , that is, especially if they are simply in the zone of access of enemy artillery, then no stay, no rule of two walls does not work where the floors and roofs are made of light materials, we don’t have other single-story or two-story houses , the floors themselves wouldn’t be arranged differently, that’s why people in rural areas are practically playing this kind of russian roulette, whether it will fly or not will they hit them or will they hit someone else? well, if they leave the children there, of course, this is very irresponsible on their part, and

as for the fact that, well, it is possible that it is already known all over ukraine, according to the news, that in kherson or something because of enemy shelling or because of our own let's say this, the owner is in a bad condition, the heating line broke right at the exit from the kherson thermal power station, and half of the city that receives central heating from there was left. what the state of the networks was made worse in the whole of ukraine and they were always launched after testing for a month somewhere in september-october and they eliminated the identified shortcomings detected surges and this time the launch was in

the mode already after the release and therefore there was no such check. therefore, no, i wouldn’t be surprised if it happened without enemy intervention, but they say that it was precisely because of enemy shelling. i can’t deny or confirm this, they can only say that it could have been under any conditions to happen even without enemies, well, that's right, here's some fresh news i think that you are interested in the results, after all, in the results of this year. well, i am waiting for you, so to speak, actually, this is the question i wanted to ask, if you are evaluating this year , what was it and, uh, what prospects do we see in the next terrible, that is, kherson region, which is on our consensus opinion of the people of kherson was never advanced

, it was always a depressed region, a lagging one, and it was clearly visible. after the invasion, after the liberation, it is clear how we lived well then, uh, kherson region was practically destroyed. that is, i mean the economy , well-being, housing, people who are now without rent - let's talk about the liberation of the territory first , there were 110 to 120,000 people left where there were 45,470. 000 before the russian invasion , of which there are thousands in kherson, maybe less because dozens of people leave on evacuation flights every day, let’s say so, but these people , even if they have no

economic activity in their homes, there are businesses there is no regional budget as such because taxes are not paid by any business because there is no such business, well, from the point of view of the economy , it is such a multiplier effect that when someone spends, someone gets it in the form of income, he also spends. thus, there is a certain level which can grow and can decrease level consumption level production level level of service provision which is in place regardless of where the goods are produced, a certain part of the products is still produced in the place of all this, that's all it has simply disappeared, there are no large retail chains , mostly, there is no access to small businesses, there are no run-of-the -mill coffee shops, that is, it is all there, but there are very few of them left, and kherson itself , that is, the dimension of kherson region has died out, people have left, and even now

those who stayed with them, they just feel such a mega-difficulty , half have no strength, half have no strength, i mean even more now in the settlements that were liberated, there is not even electricity , that is, it has not been restored yet, many of them do not have water there where there was a central water supply or for various reasons either there is no electricity or for example now the level of the kakhovsky reservoir has fallen, there are also various reasons for this hmm both damage and targeted strange activity of the russians and who still control the dams well, there is no heat, i already said in boryslav and nearby settlements that were gasified, there is no gas, because the gas also went through the bridge on the dam, e.e. people are forced, for example , to look for firewood e.e. as an example, in pereslav

they have already cut down trees in the city that is, looking for firewood, they climb into the forest strips where they are mined and blown up every week they are killed and injured from russian mines and mostly it is now . the people are looking for this firewood because people need to somehow warm themselves and cook food. firewood is brought in, but it is brought in irregularly and not everywhere. well, that's it. let's put it this way. the horror caused by this russian aggression and the horror, well, in addition to the horror of security, when going outside from an apartment building or even just being somewhere, if you live in a private house, the danger is the same for residents of the upper floors of these high-rise buildings, panels that can be assembled if they hit there. for example, a 152 mm projectile, well, that is, the danger is almost everywhere, there is almost no place where

it is guaranteed to hide, so to speak , not only in kherson, but also in the a-a strip of the kherson region adjacent to the enemy, and there it is greater part of the people is still concentrated there, but as for the left bank, there are two territories , now two parts - this is the zone of the so-called mandatory evacuation, which the russians, although they do not carry out completely, that is, they force some others are driven out, others are simply campaigning for such an evacuation, and it goes slowly, but this zone is different, first of all, because there are no inpatient facilities, no social services, no education, no health care, that is, some in some cases open hospitals and close them again but mostly they after all, they are officially evacuated and do not work, schools are not officially

working, various pension structures that issue pensions on behalf of russia, social assistance comes, uh, in the mode of such a mobile , some kind of mobile services, just like that, uh administrative services, an analogue of our tsnapa who also comes, that is, what do they do? of course, they try to passport those people who are or try to somehow exercise administrative control through the registration of various businesses, whether they are in ownership, a-a, as for the southern part , where now is it for arbitrary there were about 150,000 people now. maybe even more because of a certain number of people forcibly removed earlier from this front-line left bank strip, because we don’t

have data about how they are now what is happening with the departure of our people from there, the worst prospects await them now because it has already been created. for example, in henichesk, and this henichesk government is a balance , it is its own slogan that russia is here forever . they have not forgotten it and they are embodying it right there in the south in life is gradually turning ukrainians from there into such forced russians, forcing them through land registration through business registration because it is impossible to do this without a russian passport. two things are tied to the door, it can be either older relatives who keep them, or as some kind of property, it can be from a banal there are goats or rabbits that they are afraid of and don't

want to leave to anyone, or to serious land plots of serious farms and that's all now he has two prospects, either the russians will take everything, confiscate it because of the lack of so-called re-registration, or work under russian legislation , pay taxes to the russian budget, or pay various russian intermediaries, for example with export of grain, i.e. to participate in the criminal scheme of financing the russian state's war against ukraine , all of these dark weekdays, or so she said, of the liberated part of kherson oblast.

so much heroism so much love for our country that ah what can we only thank them and and wish to hold on and we will somehow support them as we can er-er this is a marathon marathon espresso stay with us we will continue very soon we continue our search about the fate of fifteen-year-old arina yatsyuk, whose fate has been unknown for almost a year, the photo of the missing girl was given to us by her great-aunt, who actually lost contact with her niece and told me a simply terrible story of the disappearance of arina herself from kyiv and when the war began, she and her father my mother and younger sister lived in the village of severynivka, this is the buchan district of kyiv region, and in the first days of the war there was more or less calm, so the family decided to stay in the village and not return to the capital, where rockets had already arrived, and at

the beginning of march, when the buchan district already it was full of occupiers in severynivka, and not only did enemy artillery begin to fly, of course people were hiding in basements, but it is hardly possible to say that it was safe there, so i can imagine with horror the feeling of the fluid of her nine-year-old sister, the main thing of her parents, who perfectly understood that it was impossible to stay, but flee also safely, look here in severynivka in order to go south, no matter how hard it is, you had to jump onto the zhytomyr highway and only then turn to motuzhen or kopyliv. and the highway at that time was already full of enemy equipment, the situation patova and her family still dare to escape there, they are all together, buzova, and they were shot by mrs. iryna, who told me all this, the cousin of arina's father. that is, she is looking for her niece, because it turns out that

the girl's parents were killed, their car was shot by the occupiers, the parents were killed, and the elder arina was wounded in the leg was taken somewhere, taken somewhere, no one knows where , it’s scary to even imagine all this, the children look alike , they didn’t even have time to understand that their parents were dead , because orcs immediately ran up to the shot car and took out the girls and sisters, put them in different car, the occupiers later gave the younger nine-year-old girl to someone else's family in the nearest village and now she is safe, but the older one, 15-year-old arina, was wounded in the leg and taken away in an unknown direction. wounded that mom and dad were somehow unconscious, and the orcs told them that they would be taken to the hospital well, of course

, no one took the sister anywhere, well, when they arrived, they simply took one and put one in one car , the other was put in the other, the fate of 15-year-old arina yatsyuk still remains unknown, so i am asking everyone to look carefully at arina 's photo, remember her face and those big dark eyes, if anyone has seen the girl, if someone has seen her , do not delay, any information is important, who does not have it, call us at the magnolia children's search service to the short number 116,000 from any mobile operator, calls are free and i would like to ask for a few seconds of your attention, look at the photo , this is 12-year-old vladyslav ovcharenko, about the fate of this boy for almost two months, nothing unknown, i only know that

vladyslav lived in poltava oblast, in the city of horishni plavni, and on december 24 of last year, he and his mother left the city in an unknown direction. in the city of pochaiv, so i am asking everyone who sees me now to look carefully at vladyslav's photo, remember this face, the boy looks like he is 12 years old , he has a strong build and is approximately 140 cm tall , he has dark hair, such eyes vladyslav has some health problems and limps on his right leg. if anyone has seen him or knows where he might be, don't delay now and call us on the magnolia children's hotline at the short number 116,000 calls from any mobile operator are free or write