[000:00:00;00] that's how it sounds and everyone thinks that one day they can potentially bring putin himself to justice. and what about those ordinary soldiers who, as you said , killed people on bicycles . they pulled the trigger themselves. talk about the russians , the ukrainian people and their responsibility . two people were wounded in the city from the rocket systems of salvo fire, the spirits of houses were destroyed in the city, the windows were broken, and in the kharkiv region, one person was wounded as a result of the shelling, the village of karaichu in the chuguyiv district, the occupiers fired at the change of targets, a thirty-year-old man was

hospitalized and was in a very serious condition. he was under enemy fire and the enemy hit private houses from the kupyan rocket systems, four houses were destroyed and another dozen were damaged by blast waves , in total, russians in the kharkiv region in a day 12 settlements were shelled. and in zaporizhzhia, the occupiers attacked the pologiv region , they hit the school, the two-story building of the educational institution was destroyed, and the blast wave damaged nearby private houses , according to preliminary information , the russian command passed without casualties and still has not given up the idea of ​​surrounding the ukrainian fortress bakhmut in donetsk region, but stands in the way not only infantry , but also artillery, which destroys enemy assault units and conducts a smuggling fight correspondent oleksandr zagorodnyi on his own

i saw with my own eyes what it is like to fight with an enemy that has more shells. they are trying to capture the wagnerites in order to cut off the so-called road of life to the city . the ukrainian infantry asks for help from the artillery and receives it. our colleagues met the fighters of the rapid reaction brigade . the pseudo-fly already has experience fighting with a splinter in the knee, but kasper was in his first battle, the future music teacher took a leave of absence from the academy and went to defend ukraine and adrenaline is actually very strong are added and you want to go forward forward forward and despite the fact that the commander says enough is enough, you continue the pain of a father and daughter were killed by russian terrorists in zaporizhzhia last night, they attacked the residential sector of the city with s-300 missiles, one of them hit a private house where this family lived the father died on the spot, the ten-year-old girl died in the ambulance and the mother is now in intensive care , the doctors are fighting for the woman's life, and another one

of their neighbors provided medical assistance on the spot, in total, the explosions injured almost fifty the walls and ceilings of the houses were broken, the roofs were hit, the utility workers and volunteers tried all day to patch up at least the destroyed roofs and also to block the windows and doors . there is no gas or electricity on the street. among the residents of this block were, in particular, displaced people from the war zone, and they were offered to move to a shelter on the spot. they set up a tent where the victims can warm up and receive medicine and psychological help, not even completely covered with a roof. well, thank god, guys. hello , they are doing it sooner.

there are no fences, so far, as you can see, the firemen arrived at about three o'clock, i'm bending over, everything was raised, the ceiling is on the floor. well, everything is as it should be. greetings to putin, pass it on to the one there. in order for the european commission to launch a project on the return of ukrainian children kidnapped by russia, to launch the program , they will organize a conference in poland in the european commission emphasizes this war crime of russia justifies putin's arrest warrant issued by the international criminal court this weekend it was possible to return to ukraine 31 children illegally taken to russia from the occupied territories and the first full-scale author of the day, in order to reunite with the children, their parents and relatives went to the aggressor country for them, it was planned to liberate 33 children, but the grandmother who came to pick up the two children suddenly died during the mission, according to kyiv, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the russians took them to their country almost 19 and a half thousand young ukrainians, due to the illegal deportation of ukrainian children, the international criminal court in march issued warrants for

the arrest of putin and another child bootlegger of russia and from in different parts of ukraine, but with equally painful memories in the dnipro, a migrant from mariupol, destroyed by the occupiers, gave shelter to other refugees during the year, his shelter functions exclusively with volunteer funds , during this time, several hundred people who fled from russian shelling and occupation found a roof over their heads here, tsn correspondent anastasia nevirna continues topic let 's go and see our khapshater today, it is a year old, the ceilings are high, the great war began, there was a jewish-ukrainian cultural center here, if you look, the premises are so beautiful, very beautiful but not for life, but we somehow adapt it because we don’t have a second way out, now those who were driven

out of their homes by the russians live here for their rooms , they are served by dance halls and sports halls, they live in a group, they sleep on mattresses, but they don’t complain. mrs. melania, all her personal space, but the biggest fear is that this island of stability will suddenly disappear and everyone will interrupt, but they didn’t close it here, you can see what was put in . they give us heat to eat here, but what else do we need and don’t have, they don’t shoot, i didn’t hear to appreciate what ms. melania learned in her 83, especially when, after several months of stay in the shelter, she and her family tried to return to the soldiery, her son victor then almost died in order not to lie, the subway rang 10 times near me

just so that there are probably no garage doors on the door, and you all know the huts parashupyvani here are such one-points the very stone of the frosting in this shelter as many as four generations under the supervision of the great-grandmother in headphones the fourth-grader veronika says to listen to the lesson like this in the middle of the boxes in the common room it is not difficult convenient for all 100 you are used to it by now the family was unable to take almost anything from the house, but they took out the cats, one of them seems more comfortable in an empty corridor than in a crowded room , goulash, goulash, let’s go, the founder of this shelter , yevhen tuzov, lost everything in mariupol, which was broken by the russians, then under fierce shelling, he helped thousands of people

who were hiding in the basement of the sports complex to survive when everyone was able to leave, he organized a shelter for them in the dnipro and says that a year later, the displaced people still need a roof over their heads the most , and this is what keeps many from evacuating. she can't rent for her pension, she can't go to work to work, there is such an urgent need, many centers have already closed housing no, the state does not provide its shelker yevgeny, even a holiday is organized here by volunteer animators for the anniversary of the hub in small immigrants, they treat them with sweets, the first so far children are happy with a bright minion , adults are waiting in line for grocery sets and are happy that they will have food for several days in advance anastasia is not true vladyslav

komyshyn dnipro tsn 1+1 marathon only news at this point, i say goodbye to the hosts of 1+1 from the night watch project and see you again at tsn at seven and the united marathon continues 1+1 is back on the air, the discussion platform night watch continues to discuss the important topic of crimes committed by russians in the occupied territories of their responsibility and before the break, we came to the fact that the genocide of the ukrainian people is actually taking place , the russians are destroying not only active pro-ukrainian, but pro- ukrainian-minded people.

on the remnants of the temporarily occupied kherson oblast now, well, first of all, on the left bank, all this time, there is a severe repression of the ukrainian population. well , the last thing that can be remembered is that they are forced to take russian passports. well, how does this happen, for example, they put out roadblocks in cities do not allow people to go, for example, to the market, understanding that people want to shop there and a person needs to go there to at least provide himself with food, but only on the condition that a person has a russian passport or to the cemetery last it will be relevant now, they have already put forward such a demand that people on the left bank in some settlements can go to their relatives only if they have a russian passport, hmm, what else is going on, well, from some settlements, there is information that they are checking children's phones on so

that the child was not registered in the ukrainian educational process, which takes place online, it is not everywhere, but there is still information. and in the basements, these are usually occupied police stations or administrative buildings such as, for example, the administrative building of the north crimean canal administration or this is a building next to the dolphinarium in skadovsk or this is a hotel an orchid in henichesk or for example the last thing that is known is on arabatskaya arrow a whole recreation complex. what kind of soviet type is it? these are old houses. nevertheless, they converted these houses, now they serve as

cameras, they hold people there, there are two security perimeters, so it is impossible to get there in the civilian population there, that is, if we know in kherson it was possible in some of them to actively transmit some transmissions if the family knew exactly that there their native e-e is being received, then it is impossible here and how many people can receive there well up to 50. approximately 50 people. according to what principle are people sent there? well, in that investigation on radio svoboda, i read in the story that the guy was just leaving work , a car stopped near him and asked where are you going, he said home from work, well, sit down with us, and in this way they sent him to the torture camp , kept him for several days, tortured him, then released him, is there any principle at all? to play in these torture chambers, for example, when they were immediately

occupied by activists, journalists , volunteers, then, closer to september, they began to take teachers to the torture chambers, this was explained by the fact that the goal was to establish an educational process according to russian standards that's why we had many certificates of teachers from the left bank, in particular, who got into these camps and there they were trying to get schools or school principals to switch to the russian standard of education , then they were doctors what the russians wanted to achieve was that they probably cooperated with the russian federation and perhaps helped or switched again to the russian standard of treatment, and right now the most popular motivation for detaining ukrainian civilians is the search

for gunners. adjusters and actually they don't it is always possible to find someone who is really an adjuster. but people who were passing by often fall into the trap. for example, we had such a case when a person drove by without knowing that the base was captured. it is on the left bank. there is a small town there. there is a tourist base and a person drove past to it . russian soldiers ran out and took him away. they tortured and beat him for a long time and got him to say what he was doing there . in fact, he was just going to his mother. he didn't even know that there were russian soldiers behind the fence. it was an important thing to note. it's all together. that is, there is no way to protect your life, your health, your rights, your freedom, and your loved ones , and that's why we have a question in the questionnaires about what you were arrested for, and i still remember because it's

been going on for 9 years at 14 the first year and the conclusion was that there is no algorithm of behavior that you must adhere to, to ensure you one hundred percent that you will not suddenly cross the road in front of someone 's car. russians and you can have a portrait of putin hanging in your bedroom, but that does not guarantee you anything to what extent this is a war crime. are these already crimes against humanity, are they already signs of genocide, how do we interpret it? i will say this first , because they often confuse military war crimes , war crimes are violations of disciplinary statutes of the armed forces of ukraine, and there are such crimes as looting , arbitrary abandonment of a unit, etc. and we are talking about war crimes , because this is one of the types of

international crimes, at least in terms of systemic and the prevalence of this practice, we can already say that these are crimes against humanity. in fact, this is exactly the assessment made by the international commission of inquiry, which was created by the un human rights council. in their recent report, they wrote that they were shocked by the amount of torture and brutal treatment of civilians in the occupied territories. that this is necessary, of course, because they have proof of qualification, but they are considered crimes against humanity, who will be responsible for these crimes, let's take the last case, the investigators found out the specifics the name of the person who gave the order to bomb the mariupol drama theater and the maternity hospital serhii troshchenko, this kind of russian, the question arises, if this mr. serhii goes on vacation to egypt, sunbathe, drink something on the inclusive or dive with diving and look at the fish and the beautiful scenery of the red sea, he can be detained for rest or the probability that he

will accidentally die there on yes and he his she is more obvious well let's now talk about the problem of prosecution well, the first problem is what you say about the person who was identified . and we have tens of thousands of criminal proceedings , more than 70,000 are opened in the office of the prosecutor general's office, and you can imagine how much effort, primarily human, is needed to establish the culprits in each proceedings, and this is precisely the purpose of this whole machine, because we have to give a chance for justice to every person who suffered from e international crimes, and not only to those people who suffered from high-profile crimes to which the media is chained attention or which is mentioned in the reports of international organizations, that is, the first problem is that the national system is simply overloaded, but

that's how it is, for example, when these russian soldiers go somewhere in turkey or egypt, but there it is possible if they are installed yes and they have been officially announced suspicion, here we are talking about two levels, we have the level of the international criminal court , there is the level of the national system - this is what currently exists. countries that have the opportunity to open criminal cases, because international crimes are considered to be a matter of concern for the entire international community, and therefore even if their citizens do not appear there or it was committed on the territory of another country, if their legislation allows, then they can open and some countries have opened such, for example, i met with the general prosecutor's office with the relevant department of france. they told what proceedings they are conducting. that is, this is another such additional

element, but the international criminal court now issued a warrant for the arrest of two children, it is vladimir putin and his commissioner for the protection of children's rights, maria lviv, more than 120 surrendered three countries that are parties to the rome statute, they are obliged to execute this warrant for arrest only in relation to these two people if we are talking about international criminal court, if we are talking about those whom ukraine puts under investigation and brings official charges, then for this there are international legal bilateral agreements between countries and there is an interpol system, and we have had big problems with the interpol system for a very long time. i remember how they couldn't bring igor strilkov, he is a zhehirkin, because they said that there could be political motives and

, well, in general, this is an organization that, let's be honest , is managed by them there. chinese, russian , this person will be the factors that will bring order and influence, er, interpol was often used to persecute oppositionists from authoritarian countries, they gave them a red card and detained them in european countries and caused a lot of trouble, because until they figure out that this is actually a political motive, but it is not so easy works in the other direction when it is really necessary to detain war crime suspects, do you remember the story when a powerful earthquake occurred in turkey, one of the rescuers went, we recognized him later that he served here under anything and killed some people well, it was also in social networks actively discussed history, and there is a third point that should not be forgotten, that's why everything

is based on the good will of the countries to fulfill all these agreements, but hungary has declared that it will not, and vladimir putin , if he comes to them, will not fulfill it this order, this arrest warrant, and the international criminal court, she interprets the vienna convention so differently. somehow, politically, she is drawing out that she can refuse this , how can she be forced to go to the international criminal court , there is no international police, this is completely different audit mechanisms, so many nuances are involved, you mentioned about the resources we need to carry out a full investigation of these criminal proceedings , now there are 70,000 of them and the number is increasing, and the case is not yet closed, they are still investigating whether we have the human resource a professional resource in order to quickly investigate this and not to turn these investigations, well, i'm sorry, how uh, we have an example of the maidan cases, when we all wait, we wait for years, the term of imprisonment

comes up, there are a lot of questions about these investigations, but this uh, here we are we want to quickly understand and close these cases in order to bring human rights organizations to justice. they are often in such a position that we criticize state authorities and point out where they could work better, do more to protect human rights, etc., but here i even can't criticize anyone because it's simply impossible we don't have enough human resources i always say international partner you sent a remote mostly a huge number of consultants in the first full-scale invasion understand many