[000:00:00;00] kherson, which is suffering from russian shelling, roman main, ex-deputy mayor of kherson and head of the humanitarian project kherson hub and with us, mr. roman, good morning, tell us how kherson slept. is it quiet and peaceful this morning, or how is the day ahead of you? i must congratulate you to note that sometime from thursday night, the occupiers from the left bank intensified. in fact, every night and every day, they became more intensive shelling, perhaps some rotations came or additional equipment was pulled up, but the shelling became more intense after a certain relative lull there during the last week and a half when the shelling there was 10-15 , that is, shelling per day. we already consider

it quieter there, and after 20 shellings, well, the shelling is more intense , more intense well, let's say this is how it feels in the city that the occupiers, well, they are again starting to regularly attack the peaceful infrastructure of the peaceful residents of kherson, well, actually, this is nataliya gumenyuk , the head of the city. the southern direction or the head of the press center of the operational command south, she actually said that there was information about kakhovka, that there was a rotation , so it seems that the russians rotated their troops a little and some new ones came with new forces who decided that it was necessary not to give kherson spa

- moreover, this shelling of a specially volunteer point is somehow so cynical , they know that they are shooting at the very place where a large number of people gather, uh , you understand. the fact is that this is not an isolated shelling of uh, such a humanitarian center recently, there were shellings in boryslav, where a quadcopter was dropped, er, because there is a charge of a grenade there, or a grenade was dropped on people who were standing in line. that means that they clearly saw where they were going and on whom they were dropping it, and it was these people unarmed civilians are standing in line for some products, for something else, and that is, how sick a person do you have to be in order to drop something unambiguously on these simple people, and if we are talking about shelling from any reactive system? well, for

example, in particular, the degree of which is regularly watered in the city of kherson is occupied by terrorists, so there is also the width of the flight, the area of ​​the flight of the cassette itself, of one installation, it is 6-8 per hectare of area, when they just hit the city on residential buildings, it is clear that it will fly into private and high-rise buildings of the residents of kherson in the center of the city and, well, in my memory, so far east, to remember more, five public transport stops were shelled in the very place of kherson . that is, these are regular tourist shelling of the civilian population, most likely for to terrorize the residents of the country and keep a certain wave of information that they are intensively fighting from the left bank to the right and the occupiers are in the kherson region, that

's what natalya humenyuk also said two days ago, and the rest of this operational command in the south , that's what she said she says that the current goal of the ukrainian armed forces on the right bank is to, in principle, clear the left bank about 30 kilometers deep , that is, they are working with this now. in your opinion, this is a sufficient answer for such shelling of the civilian population. well, first of all, it is worth noting that the occupiers continue their tactics of hiding among the civilian population. so , the armed forces of ukraine do not conduct such a massive shelling of the territory of the left bank there, as they do, well, in the direction of the city itself in kherson, for example, our armed forces carry out point strikes , and even in regular official reports from

the armed forces of ukraine, we see that various physical means are affected, including the manpower of the enemy, i.e. point-wise. of course, strikes are carried out, a number of air defense systems were hit by the occupiers , a number of installations from which shelling of the right bank was carried out, and we felt it when the shelling decreased. information about the fact that our military is successfully attacking the occupiers , that is, of course, there is such a counter-offensive counter -battery fight, it is being waged and our armed forces are actively working in a pinpointed manner in order to maximally and minimally harm mirny

the population to hit the enemy as much as possible, who is forced to constantly move along the left bank and change deployment locations because they are afraid that our shells will fly to them and they will cause the maximum possible damage to their armed forces. they do not want to take russian passports, they are subjected to torture. do you know anything about this, and do you already have many people ? that's how it is, under such torture, under the fear that they will be murdered. forced to take these passports with a two-headed chicken as a living example, a fresh example of torture, including a sick child in the henichesky district, brought to the hospital with a high temperature in order to get medical help, the parents were told that they would not receive it until

a russian passport, we will not provide medical care to the child. what if this is not torture? maybe it is even worse when it concerns a child. that is why such cases are not isolated and, well, again, it is surprising how the terrorist occupiers behave. there is no russian federation, not to mention the fact that there, for example, grandmothers are prohibited from trading in the market if they do not have a russian passport, they go around the yards checking passports, there is no registration, you have and you go, you get a russian passport, you will live there in the future. to live and, well, somehow there, to exist in the occupied territory in the conditions created by the occupiers, that is, these cases are massive, and they try to carry out

the appearance of some kind of work and, above all, they terrorize the civilian population. thank you very much, sir. roman golovna, deputy mayor of kherson, head of the humanitarian project of the kherson hub, let me remind you that yesterday we received humanitarian aid from the point where they distributed unitary aid due to the crowding of people. unfortunately, many people suffered enough, and the situation in kherson is not easy. there was shelling, a total of five people were wounded , shelling hailed across the square, just uh , the residential quarters are actually calling on the residents of kherson to evacuate, because the situation in the city is getting worse, if you remember that mood what kind of mood reigned in kherson after he was released, i really want that exact mood to return to the people of kherson and the city itself and andrii. so you said that

our viewers are not sleeping , meanwhile they send us greetings from miami. because he is going to church properly, sunday is a good start to the day. greetings from kyiv are being sent to us from melitopol. the roads and melitopol are holding on . also, congratulations are being sent to us by the refugees from kharkiv who are now in austria. a viewer writes that 6 well, it was still 7:20 in their sixth 20 that was collecting their son for the judo tournament, we wish your son to win it so that the ukrainian flag will be raised again and that foreigners will admire ukraine, it can invite him too to the opening or austria , which made an interesting statement that if putin comes, they have certain ideas, they will do something like this with him. i don't really know what it's called , but they'll do some kind of kettlebells and then, er, putin will be good, what is it, what are these

judokas tami up to? well, for example, yes, uh in handcuffs and a nice orange suit in who was depicted by artificial intelligence by generating photos and the rest of putin well, actually, about the refugees from kharkiv for you by the way, it will be interesting information or now we will talk about your native kharkiv, about kharkiv region, what is happening there serhii zhukov , deputy of the kharkiv regional council , mr. serhiy dobrogo is joining us morning good morning in kharkiv information about the fact that the lighting is coming back on a certain street is it coming back or has it already come back well somewhere it's back somewhere it's coming back everything is slowly changing the best side but we always

are morally ready for the fact that everything can change because our enemy does not sleep and periodically creates problems for us, creates problems and there is also information that almost 97 hectares of territory have already been demined in kharkiv oblast , this is not very certain and a lot in fact yes, but kharkiv oblast as far as i know as far as i i remember the most mined area now remains in ukraine, so, well, probably no , i guess it’s still not worth comparing us with the donetsk or luhansk regions, it’s probably not a child in terms of mining, but since 25% of the territory of kharkiv was under occupation at one time. this was the territory of active hostilities. of course, there were many unpleasant surprises there; moreover, today part of the kharkiv region, starting from kupyansk, is part of the territory, well, in fact, the front line, along which

active hostilities are currently taking place and on which the russians are trying to carry out their tactical operations there level, and therefore there is really a lot of mining there, there are also exploding shells, that is, pollution, mine pollution and territory, it is quite serious, it is very difficult to assess it, in fact, how much more will be needed the fact that in months it will probably be years for the complete demining of this territory and the possibility that certain settlements that have been completely destroyed will be able to live again .

the story is quite fresh in the village of shestakove, two men were just going to fish . well, they ran into a mine. that's the story, that is , there are still many dangerous areas, the day before yesterday. it seems like this is the case, and this is far from the first case already in kharkiv unfortunately, in our region, from time to time, the death of such a person strikes people who blow themselves up with explosives and well, unfortunately. even last week, well, this week, it was not the only case. president zelensky recently came specially to kharkiv three days ago. it seems that was brought the award has just been approved and it can be seen that the first one made went immediately to kharkov about the city hero a little it with such a coating would say sovkovosty anyway because it was invented there in the 60s to celebrate and award cities it still sounds strange to me with such a title, but how

do they treat it in kharkiv, well, in kharkiv they treat it positively in general. i understand that it is possible that there is a certain kind of raid by certain soviets here, and i even heard the rhetoric of our officials from the minister of defense. what our cities are called the heroes of this russian-ukrainian war, not hero cities, but hero cities . that is, it is a little different. so it is not particularly appropriate to transfer it to the people who did these heroic things. moreover, people generally perceive this award positively, because it is a very serious signal of support and solidarity of the entire country with these cities , which have borne the enormous burden of this

war and continue to bear it . we are already like in other cities that have received a similar distinction, well, in kharkiv , it is not that they are proud, but people are pleased, mr. serhiy , ot well, as a city of heroes, or better to say, a city of heroes, of heroic kharkivians, ot today, we officially switched to summer time, you can beat it summaries, winter is behind us. so, in your opinion, how is kharkiv now? relatively speaking, compared to the roads of the past, and to what extent kharkiv has returned to life, how normal can it be for a front-line city during the great war? it seems that people are already getting used to this rhythm of life and, moreover, they are trying to do

everything so that it is more or less similar to what we consider a normal life . it will be very difficult for you to get used to it, but kharkiv has already chosen a certain rhythm and lives in this rhythm, that is, people are already philosophical about such things as the recently postponed blackouts due to shelling at the beginning of the month. that is, they know and believe that sooner or later it will all end. and it is very nice that kharkiv is changing because of a big price because of a terrible price, but kharkiv is changing and starting to honor its heroes, we mentioned this title of hero city, i just want

to remind you that we already have a lot of kharkiv residents received the highest state award, a hero of ukraine, unfortunately, some of them posthumously, recently in the parks there was a landmark event of the reburial of the heroes of ukraine, oleg adamovsky, er, one of the first, er, one of the first casualties of this war, who received this great award, and yesterday, literally, the mayor of the city and his terekhov informed that he gave his word and whether he kept his word to rename one of the largest streets of the city , plekhanivskogo street, in honor of heorhiy tarasenko , the commander of the freyko volunteer unit , who died exactly one year ago. by the way liberating the small town of rogan, such a settlement directly near kharkov, and he was also the first volunteer, first for good, that is, not a military personnel, but under this volunteer unit, which, after february 24, received the title of hero of ukraine posthumously, and i hope that in the near future there it is true that there is a certain period of time, the law requires two months for

public discussion, they have not yet been launched officially, but uh, after about this period, i hope that we will have the first street named after the hero of this war, that is, in our country there are a few streets named after the soldiers who died after the 14th year. but those who died after february 24 are not yet there. i hope that this process will continue and that we will honor our soldiers who gave their lives . that our history as a part of which they tried to make us forget that kharkiv is nothing

to be bothered about then the answer was a little different to the heroes, glory to the whole land , but nevertheless, kharkiv has a glorious history and must continue it. our guests and our viewers also made such a roll call today. so, greetings are also sent from italy to andria from vinnytsia, from kyiv, in parentheses, the village of troyeshchyna, which is definitely there, which is important, and also greetings, somewhere here i saw the dnipro and the dnipro ternopil is being transferred to us. here is also what has already appeared on the connection, friends, we are glad that you are spending your sunday morning with us . we are working for you and we are trying to provide you with the latest information. to talk about odesa in a way that is odessa, join the chat olena balaba, a journalist and activist from odesa, joins

our marathon. we welcome ms. olena to our broadcast. good morning to you. good morning . glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. ms. olena. more or less everything is fine and we are always like this on the weekend we are very careful because we have all had shelling before on saturdays let’s say that saturday was more or less calm peaceful and even without disturbances and now it is also such a quiet morning it's raining a bit, but everything is fine. everything is fine, more or less, god. and this is probably the most wonderful thing to hear from people that everything is fine and everything is fine , considering how we have been living for the last year, ms. elena, while odessa is quiet and calm as soon as

silence falls, i notice what appears then it's time for other news and other activities. so, odessa is trying to get rid of another monument after kateryna and suvorov have dealt with suvorov. he will marry maxim gorky. as it turned out, in odessa, he has a bust and some kind of commemorative plaque , how gorky died connected with odesa, he was supposedly born in nizhny novgorod, why are there so many tributes to him and how do odessans react to the fact that they also want to decommunize him and remove him from the street in his early days, well, that is, when he was still young and went into the people well, when he worked er um we have uh in the port he was he was an ordinary worker and really he lived in odesa on

the langheronov transport and you are like that there very, very let's say that there were different houses and houses near the port right at the entrance to the port and he he lived in odesa. if you say so, well, actually , he is he, he is connected with odesa, he has works that are connected with odesa , he learned a lot here, he has it in his works, and it's a shame to say that indeed, the soviet writer who later supported the soviet government did a lot of things, we understand it all but all the early times

, er, everything , in the tsarist times, he lived in odessa, and this is serious. we don't have to throw everything out of the passage from the steamer, yes , and to be honest, i, uh, right now, it's just such a brutal, bloody war, we all understand that, uh, gena, there are many people, if the removal of the monuments to the assembly will help our victory, and well, let's say yes i will only be happy so that i i know that it is very well, let's say

the people of odessa are more or less indifferent to all this. no one came out to defend kateryna . they will not be able to protest against the demolition of the monument, the local cotton wool that lives here and of which there are still many, she will not be able to come out either because she perceives only force ukraine is now strong ukraine is now choosing its freedom and independence ukraine is now really eh -e n- is fighting and defending itself on all fronts, and that is why they will not leave. i say when and i said it once before, since february 24

. the payers cried that they had made such a boarding house for themselves. they had icons hanging there, hanging on pieces of paper, such poems were hanging in memory of the children of donbas , there were a lot of these, you know, plastic wreaths, such warehouses, and all this on february 24 in the morning just after the first shelling people cleaned them, they just cleaned them, they came, they cleaned them and painted them, there were even two iron sheets welded on the fence, they were just on which they attached their wreaths and these little poems, and they just demolished all of it and painted it yellow

green, these leaves are iron, yellow and blue color everything and from that moment there was no pantheon, that is, there, that is, cotton wool sits quietly and could not and does not shine at all, and this is an indicator of the fact that ukraine is very strong, as soon as the first poems appear there plastic crowns and some such for calls for the fact that and it is necessary there we remember the killed children of the donbass and kulikovo field this will mean that ukraine has weakened and it will mean that cotton has raised its head and is ready to knock out some preferences and that is why no one here will cry for the hills, i understand this, no one will try to defend him, maybe there is some intelligentsia that we have here that is so pro-soviet, it is not even pro-russian, it is so pro-soviet, they will say that no, it is necessary

to clean up, there is no need to do anything, but it is not will play no role now and that's all. that's why no one will cry, no one will regret, no one will not go out and it will just be quietly cleaned up. if it is possible to clean up these soviet russian monuments as much as possible now, we have leo tolstoy square in kyiv there is no more and we have leo tolstoy square, we have many , many more russian soviet names and i think they will be removed but if this is stretched over time, it will be our defeat, they must all be removed now, just return them all there, we can go to the street, for example, pushkinska street e v in kyiv, it has already been renamed to chikarenka street, but in our country it remains pushkin street. i am in favor of returning it to its old

italian name, and it will be from the railway station to duke almost. the name is the name and i think that she also does not have to be well but but but there was a but there was some thought there low and so on that is the whole question too i don’t think no one thinks that is you have to think about it you have to think so carefully and that’s how to stop what is called because what you are saying, for example, about the hill, this actually needs a discussion of this cultural appropriation, how can we, in principle, how do you know , for example, there are two minutes left, i said

just one thought time, for example, in 1948, shukhevych, who at that time headed the upa and the movement, was treated in odesa on forged documents, what was going on there, and whether odesa is ready , for example, to put some kind of award in honor of every odesa, we should demand from odesa that she be ready or we we have to ask stefanik to put, for example, a small monument to gorky in frankivsk, simply because he loved stefanik very much, for example, who was the reichratovstrian ambassador, well, for example, this is simply a question that is still up for discussion, and we need to emphasize our time in textbooks, and we already have to to do so that the next generation does not have those questions that and we have to solve them to find the answer to how their er-e ancestors are from odesa so there are still many different famous surnames all over the world that

are related to odesa thank you ms. olena olena was a journalist, an activist from odesa was also with us. we thank our viewers who once again continued their roll call and once again greetings to us from italy, greetings from kherson , greetings from the 28th brigade, greetings to you too . thank you for what you do. prague welcomes the white church welcomes you in odessa. they say it's raining. you see, they already learned about the weather. the sumy is with us. even moscow writes that hello to all. kropyvnytskyi greets the zachepilivka in kharkiv oblast. also sends greetings. kryvyi rih. kyiv oblast. again, you see andriy, you say people are sleeping. but they are not sleeping. they watch espresso because there is why watch espresso especially now there will be news, we will find out from angelika sezonko what happened in the last hour angelika congratulations greetings, colleagues, thank you and for your work i will tell you in this issue that the russians shelled dnipropetrovsk region and i will tell you about the consequences and in the usa, a tornado that took