[000:00:00;00] yes, absolutely true, because victory will come soon, we believe in it dmytro pletchuk, head of the press service of the thunder tactical group, the lieutenant captain was with us on the air, a miracle in the war of a captured ukrainian soldier who spent 42 days in the basement without food and water was found by the military who liberated the village under fire the body of oleksiy gordeev was called the soldier, wounds from bullets and shrapnel were covered over the month and a half that he spent in the trap, he lost 40 kg together with him there were several other brothers in captivity, but they died veteran and exhaustion oleksiy survived by eating crumbs who managed to find water in the basement drank from a puddle, and when it ran out of water in the basement, his friend, a foreigner and a volunteer of the armed forces from new zealand, came to the captive oleksii, who had already given up hope of seeing oleksii alive. today, oleksii's hospital in the dnipro operated on him, is treating him for poisoning and

dystrophy, and they will soon be transferred to a clinic in kyiv well, passing the military medical commission for ukrainian soldiers is similar to bureaucratic hell , journalists of radio svoboda tell military servicemen who after an injury or illness need a medical report are forced to stand in line for weeks to see doctors, electronic queues in polyclinics have not been created , so you have to make lists by hand in the premises, there are no basic services from drinking water to a copier or an elevator, a clear list of documents is not available. in a new round, at the same time, the conclusion of the commission must be received in two weeks. those who did not have time should go to their military unit and agree on the extension of the period of the medical system the commission cannot exist in this form and needs urgent reform, according to the journalists of radio svoboda, i am currently on the phone: yari gudymenko, junior sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine, commander of the sapper division, he is currently undergoing

rehabilitation in the united states because he was seriously injured a few months ago, yuriy my i am glad to see you smiling in principle . the smile does not leave your face and it makes me happy. tell me, please, did you go through the lk, which is called the military, and if so , then share your experience. saw before the beginning of the great war, when i signed the contract before the great war, it was already a block of hell, now i will have to go to the fork again after returning yes, and i, if i'm honest, i'm already mentally preparing for it because i i understand that this is really absolute hell. well, i feel all the hatred that comes from my friends, who, among other things, ask us

, including questions about their legs, and who have to pass this fork while standing for hours on castiles, and since i still i'm not walking very well then i can imagine how much it will be, a test. let's say this, mr. yuri. and you, as a person who has faced this even before, see her in such bad premonitions from a new a-a experience , you see real ways how this system can be changed, what can be improved there so that it it wasn't hell for our heroes, you know, to be honest, i don't really imagine what can be improved , eh, i understand how it should work in general, but it seems to me that here it is necessary not to improve, but simply to rebuild this system a little, at least in those matters when well, now he's a soldier must go to a doctor, yes, that is, this is the logic here, everything ah, since a huge number of people

who go through the vc, they are not healthy, they are injured , including those injured in the musculoskeletal system, injured in the limbs, they cannot go to doctors, it is mostly doctors who have to go to by them, well, this is my opinion, yes, plus, uh, mmm, we can talk about the fact that for some, uh, well, for some types, when it is now necessary to have a completed avlk, there is no need to go through the vlk completely objectively, that is a person , for example, after being wounded conditionally in the hand roughly speaking, yes, in the hand, yes, it goes through everyone’s mistake, absolutely if, yes, although well, mostly the person who was injured in the hand is only interested in the surgeon, and the surgeon should be interested only in the hand and , in principle, one should not be interested in any other doctor because well, let's call a spade a spade with such a load and

such a level of loading, doctors still don't have time to conduct a normal examination, well, a doctor, an ophthalmologist, can roughly count the number of eyes a psychologist, what is psychiatry? i don't remember who there can roughly say that a person is talking on his own and nothing more , they won't detect serious er-er er-er, well, serious problems if the patient doesn't tell them about it directly , you won't tell them directly, so it's already similar for profanation and it is not necessary if, relatively speaking, there is a soldier, yes, a wounded man has his arm torn off, well, it happens, yes, he is in the hospital, why do we go through the full fork if the decision is actually made by a surgeon or two surgeons. if two opinions are needed

enough to make it in principle commission, but now, in order to compensate him, a soldier without an arm, which you already know visually shows that he cannot take a machine gun in his hand, yes, he stands in line without an arm, passes everyone there under i don’t know from an oculist to a dentist and will receive all these documents, all this enemy for a combisan, he needs plus vlk now , er, that can make a serious decision, it doesn’t do it in er, specialized clinics, er, it is conditionally there. i was there in the institution of traumatology . yes, but they can only do something to recommend their conclusion is not a professional conclusion, this conclusion should be further approved by the lc at er . i wanted to clarify about this. i understand that well, for sure , it is necessary to address the question and, if possible, i would like to actually do it

to those who are responsible for this system but why when a wounded fighter does not receive treatment, why immediately after the diagnosis and not actually do the vlk, and the doctors release after the injury? there are some problems, well, they remain, and the doctors probably understand this, and the person himself understands this, you know, ah, in this system with vk, here is your question. it is very valid, very valid. there is just too much in this system with vk you know the points at which everyone understands everything, but the procedure requires a different doctor understands everything well, he looks at the soldiers without an arm, well, they understand that he will no longer serve, he cannot pick up a machine gun or drive a car, yes, he himself

is wounded, everyone understands this everything is understood but there is the procedure is approved and must be done for the procedure yes yes yes yes and yes and no other way that is and this well this is absolutely nonsense but this system yes well this system was also prepared for such a load before such a big war and now well i don’t know hands no they get to it, but the problem is actually critical because it is precisely in, well, i don’t think that somewhere in the army bureaucracy, it is concentrated in such a density in such a quantity as on a fork and uh, as in the lk, it can be the very last contact of a soldier with army there

for example, if he is commissioned for a wound, then this last impression will be that the soldier will leave, believe me, very disappointed, and the country, that our defenders do not deserve such treatment, let's talk more about rehabilitation, about this process. i understand that you started it in in ukraine and now you continue in the united states , what are the differences that you have noticed for yourself ? and what can we change or improve here, you also know, the first difference is that in ukraine it is called rehabilitation, here it is not considered rehabilitation, it is called here it is physiotherapy, it is a type of physical education, conditionally speaking yes, rehabilitation here is considered an injection of steroids in order for the muscles to develop faster, injections of stem cells , this is considered rehabilitation, and there it is conditionally, there the ball will bend or

exercise on horizontal bars, this is a physiotherapist, it is also useful, but this like a nice bonus, yes, to all of this, it’s completely different here. it’s a completely different level of medicine. i’m not saying that ukrainian medicine is bad or the doctors are bad, but the united states is still ahead of everything. of the world in medicine and what can be offered here, it is simply not offered in other er countries there with very rare exceptions and er if er talk about rehabilitation, then we can learn a lot here because there is frankly not enough in ukraine rehabilitation centers are frankly lacking in rehabilitators, and frankly, something else is suitable, just something else is suitable here, rehabilitation is first er injections

, as well as stem cells, and er, they are selected for you, and after that, when all the courses there, for example, have been completed it is already possible squeeze the ball with your hand. yes, in ukraine. well, there are simply no boys who physically have such a vaccine. it is clear. well, you are gaining strength there and experience in order to return to ukraine later, and we will actually discuss the topic of rehabilitation of wounded soldiers because it is extremely important and it is that a challenge that ukraine will have to deal with after our victory to our military and the path they take during treatment will also be in the focus of our attention . rehabilitation in the usa, have a good day, tonight they are taking calls, consulting and quickly sending ambulances, this is how emergency medical care centers work in

such a place in kroprypnytskyi. now our correspondent lilia kocherga is watching the work of doctors during the night and is ready to tell us the details, lilia, we congratulate you. the calls have already been received by specialists, what problems do they most often contact? greetings, colleagues, today we are in the center of emergency medical care and disaster medicine of kirovohrad oblast namely, in the control room in kropyvnytskyi. she works 24 hours a day . employees receive calls from all over the region. pressure, she was injured and suffered as a result of a fire in a residential building, which is what the residents of kirovohrad oblast complain about more often, we will hear in direct language

that the calls are coming in, well, unevenly, mainly that during the day, but at night they also call. well, more during the day in the winter, injuries, uh, in the summer, there, well, they overheated in the sun, heatstroke, well, what other challenges, if you are a change of weather, hypertension, heart pain, during a shift, one person processes about 100 calls, in total, about 600 calls are received the dispatchers speak clearly in a beautiful literary language and tell that there was even a curiosity when the client thought that he was talking to the answering machine .

thank you and we will wait for details from you during the night, it was liliya kocherga from kropyvnytskyi, who today observes the work of medics in the emergency care center to prohibit representatives of pro-russian parties from participating in the elections. people's deputies, deputies of local councils or village, town and city mayors , members of parties banned in ukraine , including the opposition platform for the life of the party sharia law and the opposition bloc are expected to be temporary and will be in effect for 10 years after the lifting of martial law in ukraine , contact political scientist mykola davydyuk mykola , congratulations good evening i congratulate you on your opinion a-a in case of a favorable decision of the parliament, how will this law work and is it worth it limit yourself to only the list of three political forces that are indicated to you. the party of regions or the bloc. that is, there were also such

parties. they can be revived again. again , say that the psj is a unique brand. i have already been renamed three times only in the composition of this verkhovna rada therefore, we need to pass a law against all russian parties in general , a bill on racism has now been registered and there are such institutional conceptual things that will then be taken to the un and will not be shown to the whole world there. in vinnytsia, the civilized world after the second world war to accept criminal in the world to accept er russian er russia as a criminal ideology to accept the russian measure as a criminal ideology actually everything related to this to recognize as extremism is prohibited well, well, just as it was done in the times after the second world war, ban it wherever you can , that is, everyone understands that it is so, for example, in europe somewhere 2-3% of people support fascists, but this does not mean that they can

campaign for them to be elected, to glorify, to advertise, to promote, or anything else, a similar story should be with decisiveness. we should put on a giant muzzle on the russian federation, so that it cannot after the end of the war, when they will definitely lose this war, just like that to glorify the sentiments of the imperialism of the russian world, all these crimean ideological things that they have always done are just monuments mykola can we, as an analogy , bring closer to our viewers, for example, the prohibition of communism, yes, of the communist party in ukraine , this may be because its activity was probably until a certain time and then a decision was made to prohibit symbols too, well, with certain exceptions, such an example would be for several reasons, decommunization was not carried out in the first year, lustration was not carried out

of cadres for example, romania , poland, slovakia, most of all , the czech republic carried out this decommunization of cadres, e-e. party and go to the elections against it, and it is clear that getting a 100% guarantee of victory is what he copied from france, there they play with the right-wing radicals with the july family. communist history is not quite suitable because it was resurrected and it was not very effective. well, again, uh, i think that the history of banning the ideology of nazism and fascism is more successful. for example , germany and japan were punished for this today, we see the passage of time for 7-8 decades and these countries have really changed, they have never returned to fascist slogans, they have never attacked

neighboring countries and never raped themselves, so it seems to me that this is just an example of denazification you can fascist germany is more suitable for russia well, all the more so let's be honest and honest with putin he asked for denazification he asked for demilitarization well, that's exactly what we should organize for him mykola tysa to this noble legislative initiative, what are the main pitfalls you see in it anyway and personalities and how can we make it so that we definitely do not see personalities that will be repainted and in some way will appear anyway already in the renewed parliaments of ukraine with an accuracy of up to 99.9%, all representatives of the russian world in in ukraine, these are criminal elements on a large or small scale from oligarchs or some party building or religious leaders who always violated the law because they felt the support of moscow, which

usually supported all this and inspired violations of such laws, someone seized land , someone took money from the crab budget someone was frankly engaged in criminal matters, therefore criminal cases if we are talking really here, i agree with you that the party is not a one hundred percent ban, for example, the promotion of the conditional pavel mercedes there or, for example, conditional medvedchuk or rabinovych yes. that is to say, these are just typical representatives of the russian world in ukraine, colonialist proteges who came here to our dusty place , ending with pushkin, which is also on every street , excuse me, not a single monument to lina kostenko , but thousands of monuments to pushkin. that is, which demonstrates our inferiority because the russian moscow regime glorified the empire even back then, that is why it should actually be banned at the level of ideology, not personnel, and again, if it is not medvedchuk who leaves

and his wife will go, but medvedchuk was banned. this is how it turns out. this is putin's godfather, the same godfather, just in a different way . that's why ideology must be banned, and the case must be raised personally on individual candidates. don't be ashamed, because in reality they very often behave very well. sarcastic, these cases are not opened, waiting for it is possible . does anyone think that they will return or something else , that is, they should be treated clearly. we will spend this night live with you, our journalists are also working tonight, and now the correspondent sofia is on the call, she heard you, she, together with the regular patrol of the boryspil police department, went on a raid in one of the districts of the city of boryspil, e.e., in the kyiv region. is now in so, please, tell us sofia about the situation in the city, is everything in order with you there in

your raid, good night, colleagues , we are indeed now together with petrov, the police are patrolling the streets of the city of boryspil in a certain area, it is a little unusual to be in about the curfew on the street, but we have the appropriate permits for everything, and at the moment i can also say that the situation in the city is calm and i can tell you about who exactly is on duty at the police station at night . duties include receiving calls from citizens and sending these calls to patrols on duty, as well as inspectors on duty must perform three tasks

. the leadership of the district police department and the main department of the national police are also on duty, the situation center, the policeman of the duty unit, the investigation and operational teams , the domestic violence prevention sector, dog handlers and specialists or technicians, as well as the employees of the police response group, with whom we are right now e p oleksandr please tell me what is included in your duties while on duty, while on duty , your duties include prompt, timely response to messages found on line 102

patrolling directly, patrolling the service area, identifying suspicious persons, monitoring road traffic , checking people at various bases, and responding to any, let's say, events that take place in the patrolling area of ​​our zone . despite everything, we wish you a peaceful night. correspondent sofia chela has been in touch with us and will continue to be so. colleague maksym zborovsky will talk with valentin koval, first deputy chairman of the national council of ukraine on television and radio broadcasting are discussing, in particular, the law on media well, we will get back to you immediately after the release of the news, a nationwide marathon is underway, the only news in the studio is working for you olga nimtsevaya maksym zborovskyi, we are joined by valentyn koval, the first deputy chairman of the national council of ukraine on television , radio broadcasting, we welcome you , we are glad to see you, i welcome you, i also see that you are listening to me, mr. valentina, because you are currently in vienna with an important mission, and please tell me

more details about the events in which you directly participate well, i say that this is now an annual special additional meeting within the framework of the osce as part of the initiative on freedom of the media and it is called freedom of the media as a cornerstone of democracy this year, this event is different in that, finally, within the walls of the osce, russian is not heard and russia's position is heard. for the first time, the russian delegation is not present at this event because it understands that all european sentiments are not in their favor at the moment, and we have been talking here for two days. when you talk about freedom of speech, you must understand that freedom of speech must be implemented, well, all these principles must be observed by all countries

participating in the osce, instead, russia, from the very beginning of its existence within the framework of the osce in 75 in the 20th year of the last century, the kherson act was signed, she said one thing, did another, and insisted on freedom of speech , while it has weight, unjust wars, and they simply calculated that in 50 years , there were literally several years when russia did not she was not fighting at that time insisted that there should be freedom of speech, freedom of expression in access, freedom of access to information, and so on, and at the same time, within russia itself, all these principles were being killed, were being killed, were being killed, if you were talking about the violation of the same russia's basic principles, the fundamental principles of democratic principles that relate to freedom of speech, then whether did you talk about punishment? well, within the framework

of the osce, there is no question of punishment yet . in fact , it is necessary to understand that it is from europe now. europe a-a is discussing topics in e-e is taking some steps because europe is, well , geographical concepts a-a it consists of individual countries and if we can recall the experience of latvia, which already on february 24 at 7:00 a.m. made a decision about the ban of all russian media in latvia, then france intervened by turning off several channels from the er satellite , which is exposed to the indication of france well, until november of last year

, europe is heterogeneous. which was on the side of russia in the e-e these in addition to the foreign war, you also have a meeting planned with the osce representative on media freedom ms. teresa i ribeiro , what do you plan to talk to her about ? first of all, we talked about the fact that we were pleased to see her in kyiv two years ago, she visited kyiv in her office and when the office was very interested in the events taking place in ukraine, they all they listen very attentively to our stories about how everything is happening in kyiv, how everything is happening not only in kyiv, maybe we talked about kherson, we talked about the east of the country

, we talked about what is happening at the front , all this is clear here, the whole conversation is about freedom of speech and the protection of journalists about the possibility of informing not only their own but also international societies about what is happening in ukraine, but they said that they are definitely on our side and support programs are being prepared, they are there with a very large with such interest, they listened to our advice about where exactly to direct this help and which parts of the ukrainian information space require more attention today, moreover, they know about our law, and they have already taken the opportunity to sign with their employees, ukrainians or those who work

here regarding what is in this law. it finally appeared in a conditional version, by the way, but even before this version appeared, many people here understood what it consists of, and we had even a discussion of how it will start working in general, because there are two weeks left until the moment when it a-a er-e will fully take action, well, by the way, er-e p valentin, if we are talking about certain reactions, certain er-e understanding and and support from the same osce, how does the organization assess the challenges facing media journalists today and what experience can we share, considering that the osce takes a comprehensive approach to security issues , the organization itself is called security and cooperation, so they see security here it was the possibility of cooperation and contact at all levels. there was a separate question. how does ukraine ensure the safety of military journalists working

at the front, and we talked about there are two levels of protection. one of them is the accreditation of journalists. where are they? they receive all the instructions on how to bring it out and secondly, it is the existence of such a whole apparatus of media krasylov in the military units that help journalists to work and understanding that journalists are such a profession that is not about rules, on the contrary, about their violations and all understand that a journalist cannot be stopped in his quest to obtain some important material, but at the same time, everyone understands that a country that is waging a war has the right to certain restrictions that go precisely to the safety of journalists, to the safety of soldiers, to the safety of the entire population of this country. that is why it is such