[000:00:00;00] he was correcting the enemy, he saw what we were doing, they were working with mortars, to be honest, i didn't hear it, but the volga were working , that is, the sgs were dropping grenades from drones , yes, yes, i didn't see the drone, let's go have a look. i don't know the thermal imager somewhere for the boys, yes, the cover is there, i 'll take it apart right now, thank you drones are hovering over you. you understand that it is not very difficult to hide from him. i don't know. you understand that you believe everywhere . you want to here. it is difficult. adrenaline is

overwhelming at all . for the sake of saving life, that is, we don't have a dream, you don't go there out of necessity, it's also difficult to get out because just at this moment a drone can fly by and it can end badly, but today, in particular, they haven't been injured yet, so they 're just at each other, how many times in three did they manage to do that есть онлы returned, or how because this is all, in spite of everything, the desired one is not fast, it seems to us that we fled all this for all this business now and a half and during this time this has happened repeatedly everyone has something to evaluate choice, that is, i made my choice to defend my country, these scumbags can't even hide, that is, they say what to them, this father, this is what she is, and you will do it from the ninth floor , just enthusiasm, we are fighting for what, and they

are all for money, that is, we are for their country for their loved ones and here with fighting spirit fighting spirit then all normal guys all understand why they are here and they are glad why and well there is no second way only to victory it is little by little well we will win in any way victory will be only for us right over

all these ani will soon run out of meat, this is chicken until february 24. i worked as a designer in the first days of a full-scale war, i passed an accelerated course in weapons ownership and joined the territorial defense lion, i was a reserve officer in 2014, i could not go to war because i had just given birth a child ago went to the front , now 15% of the ukrainian army - these are women, with their work, courage, honor and courage, they proved that they are no different from the other 85%. there is no weaker sex in ukraine. thanks to the military journalists, i see the war from a different perspective from the side of the video camera. thank you for showing news from the front lines since the first days of the war

. now we are in the positions of our artillery. thank you for exposing fakes, the city does not give up, our troops reliably hold the defense with you, it is easier for us. thank you that every day you take risks with yourself, it is very hot so that people see the truth. they neutralized the paratroopers and then the cleanup began. it is difficult and we know it. you are the real heroes of our ukrainian flag . hold on , we will overcome everything and endure everything. thank you and take care

sincerely, the audience and the entire team of the marathon, the only news is a terrible thing, but when you know your task, when you understand your function, it is much easier to experience, then you just do your banal work , mr. yegor. i congratulate you on the first channel of public broadcasting, i am very happy for you to see you in this studio for a long, long time, we agreed that when you will be in kyiv, you will come to us and i congratulate you . i wish you health, well, i don't know the secret, i'll reveal it. well, probably two or three months. so i went to see you, so tell us please. where did you come from? and literally three days ago, i was with my unit under criminal investigation. well, in general, this is luhansk oblast, but our unit is based where there is actually an intersection of donetsk oblast, kharkiv oblast and luhansk

oblast, a kind of crossroads, and from there we will hear about crimean half oh, you know frankly, when they ask about the situation like that, it's very difficult to describe something in two words. sometimes when journalists ask me, i want to come to the position , take out my phone and show them directly, well, how is it there? the guys living in the vigravism of our infantry are there, but actually it is the infantry, and our unit is our brigade. by the way, the infantry function is performed by those who hold back the enemy every hour, every minute, and it happens at night , it happens in frost -17 - it happens in the rain, and the infantrymen are sitting in the trenches in the dugouts, in the trenches, it keeps coming, even you know, no matter how much i say now, even the whole interview, i will talk about it now

, you still can't convey the atmosphere and the situations in general that are happening on on the front lines, let's talk a little about how it happened that you wore a military uniform, but you were still a former people's deputy, the former head of the state environmental inspection, so it turned out that you were not mobilized, you went to the teroboron , and if i'm not mistaken, in the spring of 22 that is, you have already seen a little bit of what was happening both in kyiv and near kyiv, and how did you make this decision for yourself that you are going to war, well, for me it is of course interesting , an internal story for myself, i am mobilized. things, now i will explain why i was mobilized, that is, on the first day of the war, i understood that well , i have to stay in kyiv, that is, what i will do, i did not understand, and to my shame i can even say that i did not understand military affairs

. this is very bad, by the way, because how when society men do not particularly understand military affairs for the eighth or even the 9th year of the war, well, this raises many questions, at least i had such questions for myself. the title dftg is voluntary the formation of territorial communities, which is not a service, but well, she performed some function for the protection of her city, and i simply imagined with horror what would happen, for example , on the other side, there is the second army of the world, yes, conditions . yes, kadyrov soldiers, some tank columns and so on. i have to do, on the one hand, i must thank god, who persevered and we didn’t meet any tanks, yes , at least in my direction from the holosiiv district, and then we were asked by our dfk unit to help

train the military because there were many questions. demining in cooperation with the population there and so on, it seems to me that i made a decision that no, i will not be in kyiv , i will not stay with someone there, where ifg, i will go to a hot spot for a hotter one, which is now, i have to step on my inner fear because that i understood that i was afraid and this whole story and the psorossian even scared me in this story about the kaddyrivians in this story putin's speeches, they also caused me a certain fear, a certain panic. i understood that it cannot be like this anymore i have to act i have attack at my own risk and i made the decision to go to avdiivka, the hottest spot, i contacted my brothers whom i knew and said listen, i want to join you well , can you somehow take me they said no, my friend well, why are you coming to us anyway

we what we what you what you can how can you strengthen us because the army is not just you joined the army took so you are doing something there you have to find yourself on the battlefield who are you and it is desirable that you have some more concrete i thought about the experience because i had no experience there was no understanding, and one person advised me, one commander advised me, there are three directions, the first is uavs , drone control, the second is just a driver, and the third is a tactical medic. that's what i chose tactical medicine, i went and asked for everything in the field. i attended a course in tactical medicine and went to avdiyivka to work as a tactical medic , at the same time registering for the brigade in which i am actually currently serving. i am currently serving in the 109th terrodefense brigade, and this brigade is also called the donetsk brigade, and explain to us why i will make a note for our viewers that you are from donetsk but why

the donetsk brigade and i think it is very simple because it did its registration and recruitment of people from the donetsk region, this is a brigade that started from mariupol and it went through the mariupol battles the majority of soldiers who serve there are from the donetsk region. well, this is actually a very important point, because i think that you too have come across such myths among ukrainians that we, for example, people from western and central ukraine are fighting for donbas. and what do men and women from donetsk luhansk oblasts, what are they doing, they also fight in my brigade, well, for understanding, these are miners from the donetsk oblast, these are metallurgists, relatively speaking, from the ilyich plant

, these are it workers from the donetsk oblast, these are locksmith drivers, and so on, i.e. and i was also shocked for the first few weeks that i met there with such harsh men , such harsh donetsk men with miner's hands , by the way. they are like military men. well, they are special as military men. why? because a miner is a person who is used to harsh conditions, that is for him, just going down into the mine is already some kind of risk. believe me, they have seen blood there, and sometimes in the tearing off of hands and injuries, and a jackhammer is for them, but believe me, a jackhammer is harder than, for example, a machine gun, relatively speaking . if you work with them in units and the task of digging a trench to equip it, the miners will cope with it, well, very cool, yes

, and i was surprised by these men, who in the 14th year even openly sat in their homes, now when everything became much more obvious when the rockets began to fly into their homes or the houses of their neighbors and families there, they realized that they had to take a machine gun and stand up for the defense of ukraine. so miners, teachers, it workers, and you are not even a people's deputy. what was the attitude towards you when they learned about your past? it 's an interesting story, so i came to work as a tactical medic and i.e. the task is to provide aid to the wounded and sometimes the task is to transport him, move him or transfer him, and when i started working in the brigade, i saw that , well, in may, a lot of things are missing, the car is not

enough, and in fact the evacuation equipment is falling apart the car doesn't even have enough bulletproof vests, and so on, i approached one well, not a brigade commander, but a company commander, something like that , and i ask, i say, listen to mykolayovych, if the call sign is mykolayovych, i say in the past , a deputy, and if you need me, i'm ready to help you, well, i'm writing to you maybe i have some contacts in the car, and he looks at me like that, and he looks at me like that , and he looks at me like that and says, well, a deputy of what type of district or region, i say. no, well, a people's deputy in the past, and he yes this one mykolayovych is calling someone anton there, and here he says anton, and here some guy says that he is a people's deputy, and they looked at me like that, laughed straight away and left. i thought, well, this is a strange situation, and then there is such a program, get-contact, and they looked at

my phone number and they saw that i am really, that is, i am not crazy. but then they saw the inscriptions that someone writes me down in their phone books and came to see me the next day and they said, well, you really used to be a people's deputy. i said yes and they said, well, listen, guy well, then we definitely are we will win. i say well, what are these thoughts? well, they say, what do you think? enemy armies are fighting, deputies or ex-deputies or someone from this category. i say no, but we also have deputies and singers and artists and businessmen and so on. next well, like, and that's why we will win, well, that was the thought, that's why when they met me and saw that i was there once in the parliament, the reactions were different , sometimes it was even a little difficult, because when i came to serve, they sometimes looked at me like that

, i think, oh, like, take a photo and you will go again to my place somewhere in orado or in kyiv, and i constantly had to prove to fellow boys that i am not from history like i came , sat here and fell down, i will fight side by side with you here, this reaction demonstrated by your fellows, reply to e- i think it's partly due to the fact that they don't often see former or current people's deputies participating in military operations, so i checked before our interview. the chairman of the verkhovna rada in an interview said that uh, two deputies he can definitely say that they are fighting, what about the rest he says. this should be checked to see if you know that one of your fellow deputies, for example, during the convocations of the divas where they were in the verkhovna rada, is participating in hostilities, or one of the high-ranking officials, that is simply yes. have you encountered

i have come across such people even without their names, i can't say that there are a lot of such examples. i know a few such examples , and to be honest, even when there were problems with additional staffing there and so on in may, there were really such problems in the armed forces i contacted the acting deputies and said that you can directly take a certain charge on certain brigades, this does not mean that you need a brother with a weapon in your hands to sit somewhere in a trench and no , you will just come, you will talk to the commander, you will have feedback on what exactly not enough and you will be competent much better when you make certain decisions, well, but i don't know why such an idea, well, if it didn't go well, it wouldn't be very well received, well , if luckily there are people like that, and i like it, by the way

, i really like that sometimes i can meet in to one or another brigade well, it's not just there, it's somehow conditional, a politician in general, a public figure, that is, some singer, some actor, a very, very famous athlete. yes, even for the whole world , it's very cool. it means for us that it's a people's war, and believe me, according to my feelings, my brothers who are nearby this story is very inspiring, that is, they feel that well, they are not alone in this energy. the charge at the front generally works in a different way. you are very inspired by the story and energy of some other practical issues that concern your the services of many of your brothers, i'm sure. i saw that among the recent videos on your youtube channel there is a video called the main advice for young fighters that can save lives. and this advice is to analyze the tasks that

the commander gives you, which tasks which he puts in front of you and of course i have a question as to how realistic it is to question the task given to you by the commander. floor below and pick something up, it’s just a banal task, uh, what can i think? well, if you’re a senior commander, he gave me such a task . you know, i just have to take it and do it. in the army , you have to think and analyze much more deeply . i have to calculate everything. i have to sit down and think how i will carry out my task, talk to other comrades who also carried out this task, what they faced, talk to intelligence and so on. you can’t just take it without thinking and start doing something after thinking, well, if it is, give me this task an officer means he is competent, you have to constantly analyze and this is exactly what, well, firstly

, it saves your life and health, and secondly , the intellectual performance of the task appears on the other hand, are commanders open to the fact that soldiers ask them questions in response to he did not say any tasks that are announced to them, let's say there is a question or a doubt, if the commander is adequate and if there is a clarifying question, and what is the best way to do it, and what do you think about this and so on. and that it should be only if there are no such questions, there is no analytics, then believe me, i could tell you dozens of cases when it ended simply tragically and it seemed like an after-the-fact when you analyze everything there, when , relatively speaking , a convoy of 10 cars drove by them

what do you think? well, well, who gave you such a task? yes, you were given the task of getting there, but no one instructed you on how best to do it. what should you do? conventionally, she says, or walk. if i even go, then one car at a time. not just a column to look at this story through the eyes of the enemy what he sees he sees from the quadcopter and drives 10 cars he thinks the assault has begun some kind of better opportunity to strike there is no enemy he he is happy about it and why didn't you analyze this well this cold study how to get to the position and not they calculated this, this is the most important thing, so that it is correct . just everyone understood, it is not a story to question whether or not to trust your commander, it is a banal story to think constantly, analyze , read, compare information and, most importantly , communicate in the army, there are still many problems units, well, if i don't know what communication is, they should contact

the neighboring unit and ask something for them. this is some kind of heartbreaking step. there is no such thing. it's probably easier for me. because my profession before that was communication, and for me there is nothing like calling intelligence, call another brigade , take a friend and consult with someone, and in this way you gather better information, when you have more information, a palette of information appears, a certain picture appears , you can make a decision much better, but you said this the phrase if the commander is adequate. so, discussing this topic, it seems to me that among the fears of people who have just entered the army or can potentially enter the army is exactly what your commander will be, because a lot depends on him in your experience here, you can be lucky in two cases

with two things, the first is your comrades, the second, of course, is your commander , i am certainly lucky in this matter. starting from the brigade commander and ending with my immediate commander, how to find an adequate commander is a difficult question. well, you probably need to communicate more, communicate more with friends who serve with acquaintances and so on, preferably if you have a goal, relatively speaking, to get into a specific brigade in some specific unit, there is nothing wrong with that. so this is a normal story that you want to be in communication with some direct fighters and if you have such a task, i think that the military commissars and all others will come to meet you, but you must have this understanding in order for it to appear, you must constantly have feedback from someone, if you have this feedback

, then your goal is to get somewhere. well, that's very good and one more point is very important for those who want to enter the service or even there are a little doubtful about finding their role on the battlefield. believe me, war is certainly a scary thing, but when you know your task, when you clearly know how to use it, understand your role, then it is experienced a lot it's easier, you just do your usual business and this is your contribution, let it be 0.1 million percent of the total victory, but then after all this you begin to feel your immediate mission here. the law that will increase the responsibility of the military, in particular, for failure to comply with the orders of commanders, there is already a new bill that proposes to further

strengthen this responsibility, how in your environment have you accepted this initiative? well, on the one hand, i will say that how former people's deputy yes. when we talk about the law, the main thing is the certain content, the depth of this law , of course. when someone does not fulfill a task and for this, increasing responsibility for this is a normal phenomenon, but an important point should be an analysis of when the task was not completed when the guys, obviously, left their positions, why did this happen, there must be an analysis, if there was any other type of offense, there should be an independent analysis, or some expert

group of the military, anything that analyzed why did it happen because i'm sorry if the command didn't give the boys a sufficient amount of information, conditionally speaking there weapons, and hmm , there the combat order was brought to them and it so happened that they left their positions because they could not actually fulfill this position , well before that the question arises who in not only the boys are to blame for this, but the officers who gave this task are also to blame, so in order to find out everything , the so-called legislative system must work , and there must be experts who will analyze all this. in general, military justice. i apologize. who will investigate this case? someone has some investigators to come directly to the front line , it should be normal. therefore, ask to take a statement and so on, that is, if this does not work. well, there are many questions, how can it objectively work in general? because the main task of any law is

to establish justice, if the soldiers are unjustly punished, this will play a bigger role. to work for justice in this situation. this is probably the main challenge that now exists after the adoption of this law. there is little time left . finally, i want to ask you whether you have seen in this year, as a person from donetsk, that the goal of liberating donetsk has become closer, that is, whether something changed in the view of this story after february 24, 22nd, i want to tell you this, it means, uh, in the first days of the war , a journalist from the washington post called me and asked what is your situation, according to the tone of his conversation, i

feel that he does not believe that we will expose you you mean in february, almost a year exactly a year ago, and i say listen , the situation is really difficult, there are already battles in front of kyiv, but believe me, we will put up a show and i, well, i believe in it and recently he called me and said, listen , do you remember our conversation i didn't believe that kyiv would survive, but you believed, well, why did it happen? and i answer him. listen , i have already served a lot in the armed forces, and i will tell you that then i believed in our victory, and now i know because i see because i i feel and i know for sure that we are a territory let's liberate and all our territories include that donetsk, including crimea, will be under the flag of ukraine, well, you know, sometime in 2015 , well, conditionally in the 15th year, and in society there was

a discussion such as should donetsk be freed , conditionally speaking, let it stay, do we need crimea should we concentrate on our development there, now the war has raised such a question, even the answer to the question is that there is a certain consensus in society , these are our territories, we must strive for justice and a real victory without the liberation, conditionally speaking, of donetsk or sevastopol simply won't exist, that's why every soldier on the front line, despite the fact that he understands that one day he will have to go on the offensive, relatively speaking, and this is much more difficult than defending himself, but he clearly understands that this time will come and that it will have to be done and if it wasn't difficult, but we will definitely reach the sea to donetsk, to the borders of 1991, thank you very much for this

conversation and good luck to you, thank you that we will continue to fight, our children, protect ours, we still live in those days, the endless day of february 24 day after month full of pain and despair but you have to finish it there are weapons there is equipment there is a plan start a year of retribution join the armed forces of ukraine documentary trilogy military intelligence of ukraine at sea in the sky on the ground for a more successful