[000:00:00;00] they found out that the girl is in uncontrolled ukraine feodosia, the difficult process of returning the child home lasted for almost two months, and now i have wonderful news . margarita mityunina is already with her family and now everything is fine with the girl and where did she take you ? it is very difficult for margarita, so it turned out that the girl's parents are divorced and live separately, the mother is in vinnytsia and the father is in kherson region, and before the war , margarita lived with her father because she went to

school there. we agreed with my husband and her takes her home, and in the summer she will soon come here to study on her own 5 kopecks. so, margarita met the war together with her father in the village of red mayak, this is the boryslav district of the kherson region, and it was occupied almost at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia. there, margarita met a neighbor girl and quite often i went to her family to visit margarita, she was singing with a girl of the same age, whose mother worked for the occupation authorities, the children played, and margarita often stayed with this woman for the night. when the father came to get the child, the woman did not return the girl to him, citing the fact that it would be safer for her than this woman, this all happened in september, october of last year, shortly before the liberation of kherson oblast, when the occupiers were already talking about fleeing from the right bank region , probably that is why the woman did not give margarita to her father, because she planned to kidnap the child , an accomplice of the russians, realizing that de-occupation and

responsibility for working for the enemy was inevitable , decided to flee to the crimea, taking margarita with her, the future fate of the girl remained unknown, imagine for almost three months, the mother did not know where her child was, what happened to her. well, on december 31, a small clue appeared, similar to margarita, the girl was spotted in feodosia, where we ascertained the whereabouts of margarita , the mother was given the contacts of volunteers, since there was a police escort in the occupied territory impossible, volunteers helped a woman to reach the occupied peninsula so that the mother could finally pick up her daughter, the route there and back lasted 14 days, it was very fast , we were heard, 14 people, 14 groups, у нас есть за we took two buses to poland. well, of course, kyiv, please, then from poland we already went through belarus, through russia, it turns

out. we read five, there were five letters passed . we are still not in one camp, but we went to all the camps , we took them back, not only in crimea, we go through latvia, lithuania, through poland, in the end , all of them. this terrible story is over. happy end , eight-year-old margarita returned to her home in vinnytsia and is now with her mother, her sister and her recently born brother whom she saw for the first time due to her abduction. i would like to point out that the story of margarita is only

one story of a missing child in general since the beginning of the war. we received more than 2,000 requests for help in the search, fortunately , most of the children have already been found, but the fate of many is still remains unknown and anyone can help find them on the website of the magnolia children's search service, you can view photos of all the missing, maybe you will recognize someone and eventually help find them if suddenly you if you have any information about the missing child, do not delay and immediately call us on the hotline at 116,000. calls from any mobile operator are free . andrii yanitsky keeps the economy under control.

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two hours of your time we will talk about the most important thing two hours to learn about the war serhiy zhoretska joins our air the military summaries of the day and what is the world like what is there in the world yuriy the physicist will tell two hours to be aware of economic news radislo oleksandr marchenko he tells us about the economy under wartime and new sports evgeny pastukhov is ready to talk about sports for 2 hours in the company of his favorite presenters about culture during the war, is he ready to talk lena or something else that many people have become like will give us some optimism ms. natalka didenko is ready to tell us and we will also have distinguished guests of the studio today volodymyr ogrysko if everything goes well the events of the day in two hours vasyl's big broadcast in the winter a project for smart and caring people in the evening nayspresso immediately returned to the war where he was still universal

as a soldier, he could shoot with almost any weapon, his soldiers said that war is the essence of a commander at the front , kotsyubailo met his beloved alina mykhaylova , a volunteer, and later a combat medic at the end of the xxi year, volunteer da vinci received the highest state award, the gold star of the hero of ukraine, then he dedicated it to all his fallen soldiers during the full-scale invasion, da vinci's volunteer unit grew into a whole battalion. at first, they burned the invaders in the kyiv region. then they began to carry out tasks in the east of ukraine. da vinci always fought where the hero's warmest heart stopped to die for ukraine at the age of 27 i am not afraid glory to ukraine glory shows to heroes everything will end, i don't know, for sure there will be an old grandfather we chose this way

of struggle and the war continues everything will be ukraine filmed reports about da vinci and saw how he grew up in the war, our editorial office mourns together with all dmytro's brothers and his family together with the whole country, a hundred people on the capital's independence square met on their knees on tuesday and four more fallen ukrainian heroes yuriy horovets wrote to st. maxim mykhaylova is better known as don't drink beer taras karpyuk by the call sign in taras and bohdan lyagov, whose brothers were called apollo , they died on christmas day in the bryansk region, they were ukrainian scouts and according to the previous version, the bodies of the boys were blown up on a mini. you managed to exchange them a couple of weeks ago

. did they sing for the fallen soldiers in st. michael's cathedral or at the funeral , did they try to disturb the air for alarm, but this was present? they paid due respect to the heroes . with mournful songs about the cossacks oh, the valley of the right makes noise ravi the cossack lies to our fallen heroes well, then we will talk about nikopol, a city whose shelling is reported almost every day the russians are being hit by heavy artillery, hails of bodies are being attacked by drones in more than a year of shelling, 14 residents of the city have died, 94 have been wounded , hundreds of russian shells have been flying over residential areas for days , the occupiers have been hitting high-rise buildings and private neighborhoods

, tsn correspondent anastasia has returned from the shelled city. plywood in the windows is the current sad business card of nikopol, while the russians have taken a break and are not messing around the city with all their might, utility workers are sweeping away debris and patching up holes in the walls, there is only a lot of work in one night, the occupiers damaged eight high-rise buildings, the debris on the balcony of his apartment is being dismantled bit by bit mr. serhiy talks about their house, he is flying in for the second time, so there is no point in even putting new glass on the window, and he will leave it boarded up during the last hit, the man was miraculously not hit by the spiders when he flew nearby rashishsky dreams at night, an art projectile destroyed all the windows, i can’t see yesterday , they shared the rest, gurko. there was glass on the ground, everything

flew into the room. well, i don’t know, and in the european war, the savior and the repaid sleep of mrs. valentyt are not my son-in-law and my daughter also died, my granddaughter also died with a three-month-old baby, the poor woman covered his body with her grandmother then dumped her and her father also lives here, she screams nastya , what is her name? the occupiers caused trouble, a bullet flew, hail or something, i don’t know and broke it, it shattered the glass of such a thick thickness, everything broke, she says she forgot what it’s like to sleep in a bed, she’s been sleeping

behind two walls in the corridor for a long time, but it’s hard call it a dream, even at night you don't get scared, you run into a corner so you can hide somewhere in nikopol, the russians have been closely guarding since july. almost a hundred, and since february 24, the number of shellings has increased many times , they say in the city council that the shelling could have been from nine in the evening to five in the morning, and it could have been 3 and 4 shellings and five shellings ago. what is this connected with and why is this we don't know, but really , the last week of increase was yana's

in the morning she runs to see if her house has survived because since it became loud in nikopol she is afraid to spend the night in her own apartment, i am augusta , i sleep on the run. since then, i go there because it's cold there because it's more or less safe until the horse needs to calm down with her friends. victories will again sit on the benches in the evenings and not hide from shelling anastasia is unfaithful vladyslav komyshyn dnipropetrovsk tsn 1+1 marathon the only news and the confrontation in the center of the georgian capital tbilisi does not stop thanks to the broadcast of georgian public television we see that the protests against the pro-russian law on foreign agents

are not the protesters tried to storm the parliament, the police use tear gas and water cannons, we are following the events and the bravest woman in the world paramedic yulia paevska, also known by her nickname tyra, became the laureate of a prestigious award from the us state department, the award ceremony is scheduled to take place today in the white house with the participation of secretary of state anthony blinkin and us first lady jell biden, the state department says that tyra demonstrated extraordinary moral and physical courage while defending ukraine from the russian aggression, and her footage, taken from a chest camera, filmed historical evidence of the aggressor's atrocity yulia paevska , a ukrainian athlete and volunteer, known since the time of the revolution of dignity, where she provided aid to the wounded and traumatized after a full-scale invasion, the pharmacist was involved in the evacuation of women and children from

mariupol in march, and during such an evacuation, she was detained by the russians and taken prisoner . she spent about three months in captivity and was tortured, and already in june yes , she was acquitted, and now she tells about the crimes of the aggressor country all over the world, so in particular, in september, a pharmacist testified about the horrors of captivity in the united states before the security and cooperation commission fantastically brave, strong and beautiful people stand in defense of ukraine, deep respect and gratitude to all those who risk their lives for our will, we bow our heads to the fallen heroes , we help those who continue their fight and together we bring the victory of a quiet night

to the whole of ukraine and until we meet, they are light they are humanity, they are wisdom but courage, strength and indomitability - these are also ukrainian women every day they protect , help, teach, treat, work and become an example for the whole world, this is their fate and their right , march 8 international day of struggle for rights to beat women to fight to take revenge because war is revenge for mariupol and bucha for the dnipro and stanislavsky hills for ayudag and every latticed roof for every scar

is foreign the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine is forming special brigades of the national guard of the state border service and the national police these are elite combat units equipped with the latest with the word of equipment and technologies that will return ukraine its lands, eight brigades - one goal is to finally destroy the enemy with honor and without pity until the last battle, join the guards it's time to return mine. thank you to the military journalists, i see the war from the other side of the video camera. thank you, since the first days of the war, you have been showing news from the front lines. now we are at the positions of our artillery . i received another gift

from my grandmother. thank you for exposing fakes. it's easier for us with you. thank you for taking risks with yourself every day. people are burning to see the truth . they neutralized the paratroopers and then the cleanup began. it's hard and we know it. you are real. heroes , our ukrainian flag is under fire, but it holds on, we will defeat everyone and endure everything. thank you and take care. sincerely, the audience and the entire marathon team, the only news

is 1+1, the national telethon continues. of our conversation and discussion i think i understood from the inscription on our wall from this wonderful picture that we prepared for our broadcast, so i think that you understand what we will talk about, war is a feminine word and it so happened that today, for the first time in our night watch, female servicemen are glad to see you chamomile and cuba had nothing to do with the service before the war, but all this changed your life by 360° and thanks to love for the motherland, thanks to the strength of character, you were able to change your life we thank you for this, we also want to talk about the service and how the transformation of the ukrainian woman took place . so, our guests yuliam sydorova kuba , a soldier of the 92nd separate mechanized brigade, was

a dancer before the war and joined the rescue in 2013 wounded during the revolution of dignity, and now she has become a paramedic. nataliya gray chamomile is a combat medic of the fourth tereo battalion before the start of the great war. on february 24, she was an ordinary nurse in an ordinary city hospital. yes, you know, friends , looking at you, no one will say that a woman is weak. gender and knowing your background and remember earlier in 2010. so when in 2015 someone could say you want equality , then go and serve in the army, now they definitely won't say that, but here's how this transformation of a ukrainian woman took place, come on yulia let's start with you. well, i just had this process. i ended up on the maidan, and it seems to me that it somehow happened logically, because when the events on the maidan ended and

the occupation of our territories, well, russia, er, i had such an inner feeling that i was taking part in well, i was already involved in the struggle, and here i was like, well, if i don't go to war, then it means that i'm betraying the people who were with me and this whole idea, roughly speaking, and that's why, of course, i hesitated for a while , or rather, not even me, i didn't i hesitated, i wanted to go to war but my friends, my loved ones, mom is there. of course they were against all this , they didn't want me to go to war, and that's why i already left. i even hid something from my mother for a certain time, you are uh, there in the war zone. well, i left that's how i ended up in the hospital and already started doing all this more actively there, well, in fact, when i was still on the maidan, i didn't even know there how to provide help, what to do at the moment, i can already retrieve the wounded, i

'm working. the truth is that he lives there as an osd apparatus well that is, the level is completely different, even compared to the fact that natalya worked there for the first time in the war, but in your opinion, how did this transition from the words that war is not a woman's business to the fact that there are already more than 50,000 women serving in the armed forces at the moment when there was an invasion of ukraine, i didn't even have a question about whether i'm going or not , i decided immediately i took the children and sent them to my relatives, how many children do you have, two years old , oleksandr, the eldest, and serhii kut, 13 years old , went to the military commissariat, and immediately went to

the military military commissariat as they say holosiivskyi and that's where my further service went, so in the army. let's say you've been working in medicine for many years, you know what an injury is, what an operation is, what blood is, what a wound is, but the reality of military trauma and the reality of military medicine , how different it was even from that what did you imagine, did you somehow picture to yourself what you will see like this well, when i encountered it , it was completely different. this is free medicine, it is different, or is there something like that? to make decisions, well, medical protocols are different, and i, for example, as a person who, well, i already created one medical service in the first stormtrooper, and now i have a second medical service, which we, too, with the women's veteran movement, fully provide everything

necessary there, and i did not take would a person with a medical education who did not take courses there in the dniester surkovo, that is, tactical courses in tactical medicine because , of course, civilian medicine is really different, and some things that need to be done there are completely categorically different from so that the medic would do it with well, here you can confirm that the protocols are different and the actions of the medics must be different . we need to react faster. they go out to become the doctors, uh, even if it's a civilian, he has to go through tactical medicine, because what happens when a collision occurs is provided there , and it's much different. it's medicine,

if we even move away from the word tactical. that is, it is not only about medicine. that is, it must be a tactic that is certain in your actions. there are stages of evacuation, that is, there are stages of evacuation , that is, there are also actions at each stage . well, accordingly, you need to study all of this. i had a very personal case. provided, it was the 17th year, it was the 16th year - it's the 17th year from kamianka, we were taking the wounded out with a coat, and a medic, a military serviceman, was supposed to join us there. some people said that you're going to stop. the doctor was supposed to sit down with me. a man there, he was in his 50s somewhere when the door opened, spacious mobile rear eyes he lost consciousness. although he is a doctor and medic who worked there

for a long time. he lost consciousness. goes to help use your knowledge, you were a dancer, you were engaged in the development of clothing production. well, in why do you want it, and in one of the interviews, yulia said work. i have always been creative, of course, in my mind. war or at the center of the events of the revolution of dignity well, i'm just saying that, well, such a process took place, that is, it's not possible, and so if i cut out some part of the time there, for example, if i hadn't been on the maidan, it's unlikely that i would have ended up in the war, it just happened that way and plus when i went to the war, i didn't have the goal of being a paramedic or something, well, it's the same as on the maidan, it happened that i accidentally ended up in a hospital in the parliamentary library, and the same way later, when i already went to the war, i was

ready to study i didn't know anything yet, i was i'm ready to be a sniper, anyone, i just don't have very good eyesight. so, but i got into the hospitalists, i was introduced to yana zinkevich, i got into the hospitalists, and that's why i already went down this path, but so that 's basically me. i don't have any, you know, any such positions that i can't kill there, that's why i went for treatment no, well, i could, well, i could kill enemies , i just learned a different profession. donetsk airport there everything is close by then to us right away. we arrived and immediately two mitsubishi l200 cars were completely bombed and we had a basement there in which we lived, as it were, and at that time it so happened that we had no transport left, that is, one group

one had to leave, one came in, the other left, and there was no transport left and everyone was in the basement there, it was designed for four men, i was there. i don’t remember how many people there were, there were a lot of people there, all one on top of the other and for several days that's how they lived there, sat and waited for the loupe the real one, when they felt it. well, real fear , what kind, well, every person who has been on the front line at least once understands that it is about some kind of fear, the language is also animal fear , uh, we know from alaska. well, i have a pair, by the way, she was wounded recently and is well, he is being treated here in kyiv in rehabilitation. oh, and we always joke. do you know this cartoon ice age ? there were two apostolics who watched it. it’s scary how they were asked. that’s the end of the video. the fact at that moment well, i'm honest

i say we very often. we are even like that, oh, the way out, and we are there. no, it’s here, the arrival was right here, right next to us, and we’re just there. then only after a while there, we already understand how dangerous it really was, and it gets even scarier when it’s all over. go and if you were to get out of this situation and you begin to understand where it really came from, what could actually have happened to you, then it becomes scary, well, sometimes the opposite emotions are brought to a head, and then we leave, and we look at the guys there on the tanks, the beetles are going and it's a hot summer and all here's a t-shirt, shorts, and they're leaving. and we're going to the courts. well, according to the protocol, we're all in bulletproof vests, stories, everything, my god, my god , how are they here, here, here, there's such actions, well, there's an explosion, we're going there until two, there, two, then we came in a while well, it wasn't long there, but somewhere