[000:00:00;00] to speed up the work of the military medical commissions, ways of how to do it are currently being developed by government officials due to the mobilization of the workload and the military medical commissions have increased significantly, ghana malyar, deputy minister of defense of ukraine, told about this, and to make the work of the military medical commissions more effective, a special working group was created , which included representatives of four of the ministries, they are currently looking for a solution together how to speed up the work of the vlk, in particular, they have launched the work of military medical commissions on the basis of civilian hospitals, such commissions have started work already this month, yuriy gudymenko, a junior sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine, the commander of a sapper unit who is undergoing rehabilitation in america, is in touch with us

already this month. correct yuriy, correct. i wish you good health, good morning. to say how badly they are trying to reformat everything now we can of course say god is better late than never but it would be better if it was on time your communication with vk what did it consist of i.e. what kind of nuts are you already then understood and maybe as an intellectual person, maybe then they already understood that it is very easy to reform and change, what is the problem ? well, you see, i signed the contract a month before the great war, and at that time the forks were not yet loaded, well, for obvious reasons, and after that i liked it and that it was possible on my vlk at least to go to a private doctor and do it faster than standing in

line but now i realized that there is simply no perfect solution well, that is, there is no bad, even worse and catastrophic bad it is catastrophically bad - this is what is now, we have already talked about it, it is possible to do five ways of lesser evil and really make it possible to bypass at least some of the doctors , not military ones, but private or state ones, or it is but in civilian hospitals in order to to see a private doctor didn't you just talk about this possibility, you paid for these services yourself , but there is an opportunity to see a doctor in a civilian hospital for free, and this will at least reduce the number of internal injuries including for people with amputees, for example, who are forced to stand in these queues for something. i am sure that many people will pay, including their own money, so it is not very right. but i

am sure that if you give them such an opportunity , they will do it . and for them it is possible. in principle, these can be contracts with private clinics , for sure such a system can also exist , developed directly for this period when we have many military personnel, many people who need this help and these basic examinations, at least they can be shortened. i would like to ask you in more detail, actually, about this process of going through the vlk after being wounded, because now everyone complains about this paper bureaucracy , and the most important thing is that people with wounds and returning from the front have to go directly through the queues. to walk in lines and thank god that, for example, in hospitals, in order to continue treatment, you don't need

to go somewhere to go there, in fact, you go to the hospital on the spot, that is, the doctors follow you, and you don't follow the doctors so not always, not everywhere, but mostly. as far as i know, this is a huge plus for difficult rules, just huge. but in order to pass the final fork , yes, in order to write off. you need to make up your mind to make this decision, only the fork that you walk through with your legs can, and there is logic here. it is clear logic that we live in a country in which, unfortunately, there is corruption, and accordingly, if this function is given to someone else , that is, conditionally to a civilian or private doctor who can give a conclusion that you are unfit for the army and receive, for example, disability, so people who

want to run away from the army and present fighting for themselves to someone else will understand now about your rehabilitation , but before you why are you rehabilitating in america ? please tell me what forms of rehabilitation the state offered you after your injury, and the military just told me the other day that they offer you various forms of psychological rehabilitation. they offer even seriously injured 21 days of rehabilitation and then you move on your own well, that is, in 21 days it is real yes it is directly special programs please explain to us civilians how it works it is not quite like that eh logic is such that you can theoretically turn to eh a doctor or turn to a military unit and you receive orders that you can undergo one more rehabilitation or two more

rehabilitations, for example, it is still a limited number, a limited number, but i don't remember that it is determined by something, it seems it is determined by what we do, it is determined mainly by the desire or the military unit, that is, well, the military unit also understood . to make a rafter without a paper that says what exactly you are doing in the interests of the state, according to ukrainian physiotherapy , for example, it is not a bad problem, the same as with vlk, the number of people from other countries has increased not just times, it has increased many times and simply they are not ready for this, nor rehabilitation centers, real centers for work as interviewers, nor psychologically, no one is simply ready for everything."

that's why you decided to rehabilitate in america because you didn't find a place. yes, i doubt it, no. the fact is that i still want to undergo an examination here and possibly do an operation. and after that, continue the rehabilitation in part or here partially at home, well, then there are things that unfortunately, ukrainian medicine cannot do for me yet, but then one more clarification, rehabilitation takes place in vacation account i'm here as far as i remember no as far as i remember no this is a separate separate story, that is, i'm just updating because, well, actually i don't understand these nuances myself and i'd like to know more in order not to repeat myself

some questions as a result of the broadcast, and then the next question is such an emotional, personal one. what was the most difficult for you after receiving the injury, well, the most difficult after receiving the injury was understanding that i was still very lucky and many people died because it was a difficult battle and after that the hardest part was not walking. i just lay there for almost 5 months with my desire to run somewhere and do something. it was absolutely unbearable when i first went. it was a very big holiday, so it’s not the merit of psychologists and rehabilitators, it’s my own desire to get up and walk . because this is a servant of both doctors and surgeons and a rehabilitator, how did you come to work with me at the institute of traumatology and orthopedics? well, of course, if i didn't want it, it probably happened to yuri.

you stood up, er, some fighters admit that until they themselves search for rehabilitation centers that are now available, that is, there is no such thing as offering you a sample, you yourself have to decide and look for the best services. as far as i am beginning to understand this system, we now have to build these centers because there are already not enough of them and you say that this increase has occurred multiple times and there should be centers correspondingly increased many times because it is one thing that there is an institute of orthopedics in kyiv and another thing is that then a person is from mykolaiv or from another city it will not be endless to be rehabilitated here, and rehabilitation for serious injuries lasts up to six months, exactly when a person literally learns to walk anew . i am talking about those people who have preserved their limbs and they need to restore these neural connections to restore movement directly , that is, such possibilities. to provide these opportunities to all military personnel who need it. here, i'm just trying

to understand how we should build this system. look , uh, actually, uh, you asked a very painful question, because in our medicine, actually, well at least in the military and in civilians, there is also no doctor who, er, takes you around the entire complex if there are many injuries, that is, if , relatively speaking, the injury was roughly in the leg, er, for example, the brain is there, for example, and at the same time, that's why you were laid up for six months and you need to start again learning to walk actually what they will do with you first depends on which department you ended up in and maybe in which department there were uh places uh and there is no profession of a person there is no one who says yes stop let's do this first this is it

the most important thing is then we do this, then we will send him there to rehabilitation, that is, a person who takes you by the hand and leads you through all that you may not know, i knew absolutely nothing, the last time i was in the hospital was when i was nine years old. well, i'm just, well, i'm not i knew nothing about doctors, i had to learn everything thanks to my friends, and i don’t have such a patronage service , but i know that at least then it began to be developed, they talked about the fact that they would make a patronage service, uh, with this function, and it will be very cool and they will to tell all the possibilities to push them out, as far as i remember, there were already similar services on a voluntary basis in azov. i could be wrong here, but he definitely had some step in this direction, and if this story would become a lot of it, it would be very cool well, you formulated everything correctly yourself, a military man is not obliged to be versed in the entire medical field of ukraine to understand these

topics, mr. yuryu, therefore, rightly or wrongly , we are trying to find some denominator towards which the country should at least move. and it is in in any case, it will move because there are absolutely no other options in this area. that's right, well, what do we want to thank you for this conversation, we wish you a speedy recovery and to be with yuri in america, this is a certain period of time, uh, judging by the schedule of operations somewhere a month and a half, let's give it a little more time, yes, i would like to understand the difference between rehabilitation in ukraine and in the united states of america, take a comprehensive look at what the difference is, including in the terms, what we call rehabilitation , they call it exclusively physiotherapy

you come, er. a person who graduated, for example, from the institute of physical education or medical physical education there, er, and he works with you. he puts you on your feet . he teaches you to walk correctly. he helps you. he develops contractures for you there. there is also rehabilitation, as rehabilitation is an opportunity to do some injections, and there , for example, muscles, yes, to do some, give some steroids or non-steroidal drugs, what is mostly not practiced in our country, we do not have such a separation, in our case, rehabilitation is actually what it is physical education, well, physiotherapy plus uh, here uh, they don’t practice because the protocols are different, well, that is, in ours, we understand that we have all medicine it is according to certain legislatively accepted protocols , they also have protocols, but they a little bit of instructions yes, there is an opportunity to get, including, but i didn't need it, but i know that such an option is here, there is

an opportunity to get some kind of medicine or some drug that is just passing the test. it's just that they're a little bit different here. it's a completely different approach to technology, it's just that different technology is much better, for obvious reasons , than in many hospitals of ukraine, and this also applies to rehabilitation centers, and for them, for americans, there's not much new here that the military medicine here is very powerful, the americans are often there and plus they have a huge number of people who, for example , get into car accidents there and need plus or minus the same complex of rehabilitation as people who have been there for a long time, for example, the war provides the same the progress in medicine is one small question, you are now consolidating the image of a person who came from the war, a person on a prosthesis, a person

for whom the state has to do everything so that a person with limbs can walk. that is, it is also directly, well, such public perception and public perception that can influence this process because that teddy bears on prostheses are fun, but we have to give a person as much potential as possible so that he is not in a wheelchair, yes. yes, this is absolutely true, and now there are a huge number of potential people who can to help uh, and thanks to ukraine, part of the prostheses manufacturers are getting a lot of knowledge and are starting to move even further and further and further their science and well, you understand, for me there is no difference on the prosthesis, the battles are not on the prosthesis and for me well, he is more so what yes heroes and i think that this will be the main messenger for everyone because

there will be a lot of injured people, well, appreciate what a person has done , not his appearance and this will be a more wrong lesson for all of us, beautiful words well, you are ready today already to work and for how many hours does your rehabilitation last directly on the day uh mostly 3-4 somewhere like that good luck to you and your strength yurii gudymenko junior sergeant of the armed forces of ukraine commander of the sapper unit from the united states in direct communication with us yes well what do we have er, interesting fresh information, and we deny that their satellite fell over kiev, because maybe it was a swamp , they said, ah, according to the nasa video broadcast, the satellite has not yet entered the earth's atmosphere, that is, the object is still there this was announced by a representative of nasa in orbit

regarding the fall of the american satellite in the sky over kyiv, we will remind the official air force , they do not confirm, that is, they said that the information about what exactly happened over kyiv, whether it was a satellite or a meteorite, will be told by other specialists , but we are already waiting for this information in the morning and we return to the first- hand show of bakhmutsky our colleagues asked kyril sazonov , a military officer of the armed forces. what is up? political scientist mr. kyrylo we congratulate you i congratulate you i am glad to hear your sincere greetings from all my brothers from bakhmut thank you for joining and for the greetings and also convey my congratulations to your brothers mr. kyrylo of course let's discuss the current situation in the

direction where you are, this is the bakhmut direction er, the tank commander of the ground forces of the armed forces of ukraine talked about the fact that dynamic battles are going on in the city, that the russians still dream of capturing bakhmut, taking it under control, and by the way, er they said the same thing that allegedly putin set the task to do it by the ninth of may. please tell me how the operational situation in the bakhmut direction is changing. by the way , putin's instructions do not even cause us smiles except for smiles, because we remember when, uh, he gave assignment last year by june 14 to capture the entire luhansk region by july 14 to capture all of donetsk then it was moved to september first august then to september then to december to the 100th anniversary of the founding of the ussr then

prigozhyn promised not all of donetsk but bakhmut to take january 1, then in february, then march 14 , and now these terms have been reversed, it is being postponed, and president zelensky clearly said that we will come out with bakhmuts when there will be a sharp encirclement or large losses. the guards are working, everyone is working together very hard

, they are actually holding very tough street battles and the enemy is trying to surround bakhmut. if he succeeds in pushing us out of bakhmut, this will not strategically solve their problems because there are three heights around . of course, this is not the carpathians. of course, it is not the pechersky hills, but still, as they say, the dominant heights and times of yara and others will be here and on bakhmuti they have already put so many people and will put more people that they will be exhausted, is this the mood mr. sezonov , is there a warming of relations between prigozhin's wagnerites and the regular army of the russian federation, which is under the leadership of the sheikh, because the institute for the study of war writes about that that they say they are already closing their eyes to their clouds just to capture bakhmut, so is there a sense of unity between our enemies

, in fact, two different enemy blocs? the worst assaults are constantly going, apparently, yes, apparently they do not work somehow in a general way, after all, according to the general command, that is, they don’t feel it, but i don’t see them among themselves. general staffs, what details do they have here to occupy relations, in some places, the military from the bakhmut direction talk about the fact that the russian army uses such, you know, insidious weapons , they resort to these insidious weapons, such as phosphorus, for example, or gas, have you encountered or have similar situations occurred in you and they use your brothers against us всё что есть это началось с них yesterday not a week ago not two weeks ago they use everything they have but we also make very, very

unpleasant surprises for them, for example, in the morning our the guys went in a clear counterattack or a sortie and we were from the green, unfortunately we couldn't get a foothold, but nevertheless , they counted very healthy people in the morning and now we are not directed, we are resting, we are preparing in the morning , a very unpleasant surprise in the morning they will have a very, very unpleasant morning so we use it's all we can and of course we don't use a fire extinguisher phosphor bombs but we work in our own way and believe me in the morning it will be very very painful there is a little bit left until the morning so we are actually waiting for what you have announced and yes absolutely i still know i would like to clarify you said about some kind of counteroffensive in action, a sortie, you cautiously called it that , and hanna malyar, deputy minister of defense of ukraine, said that certain counteroffensive actions are indeed already in the direction of bakhmut and in the east of ukraine in general, er, they may already be ongoing. she did not say what specifically, where specifically

because of course we understand our responsibility in relation to what is happening and can happen within the framework of this counteroffensive, but our actions in the actions of our military are somewhat different from what was conventional one week ago, one month ago, two months ago well, it turns out that it's natural, i can't say more than the deputy minister of defense, and of course, it's more visible. in the general scale, but in our country, i don't . they probably revealed a military secret from our unit, let's say the best, the toughest, experienced fighters in a separate such unit thunder and they are already counterattacking very, very hard and knocking the enemy out of the green from some already destroyed places

, that is, the threat is already coming. a narrow piece, well, ask the private about what is happening in general on the direction, it is probably meaningless here, it is really better to listen to the syrian or the children, or forget about your brothers and your immediate actions, and then let's know what we will discuss regarding the so-called trip of putin, allegedly to the luhansk region and allegedly to the kherson region, tell us your thoughts on this matter, because the secretary of the council of national security and defense, e.e., oleksiy danilov, said that this cannot be the real putin at all, because well, we all know the path that must be overcome before getting half a meter closer to the russian dictator, uh, tell me what you think the real purpose of this show is, because the institute for the study of war says that putin wanted to support his uh, that is, russian

soldiers before the counteroffensive of the armed forces they say they are very afraid of the forces here and that's how my brothers stop me they say you journalists should have known that solovyov was going to bakhmut , how did we miss him this is our sin, here is the translation they will pay for and what about putin's visits he this is a doppelgänger . it is important that he built his image of such a macho man. - and in fact, he does not appear on the front line , in the captured cities, he does not appear , he does not support the fighters, and the ukrainian president zelensky, who is not asked 54 , will humiliate the ukrainian president, he comes to kherson , he comes to us as a freed kharkiv he comes to izyum, he comes to uh, back in the year when he was with

severodonetsk, well, really, for the heroism of the boys. we are sitting near lysichansk . - the commander of the syrian ground forces, the whole country, practically never leaves here at all, he is constantly here, that is, the ukrainian command begins with the president and ends with the commander of the general staff, they are all here, they are all on the front line, they are all here all the time, and putin, russian, putin sits in his bunker, and now he decided to correct the imich by flying to kherson , 150 km from the front line, where theoretically not a single missile will reach. this is a disgrace. the military is not their president , their commanders are not even close to this pitiful sight. and we understand it perfectly. and i understand correctly that you believe that it was the real putin and not

the doubles. putin, when he comes, zelensky comes to us. ugh, journalists come to us, and journalists break into bakhmut. they persuade ukrainian journalists to take them to bakhmut, and i say, we go there, packed in all our armored vehicles, and it’s scary because, well , you’re a journalist, ukrainians, who are constantly under fire. they are afraid from the president to the ordinary soldier, including journalists and commanders, nobody is afraid of anything , they do everything in general. the president and the journalist of russia appear for a second . the military of the armed forces of ukraine, a volunteer of the hort special unit and

a political scientist were with us not to observe, but to act in ukraine , the recruitment to the ranks of the assault units is being completed. volunteers have already started training and combat coordination about the formation of volunteer brigades in kirovohrad region, our correspondent from kropyvnytskyi, liliya kocherga, will tell us that the campaign is ongoing. it is already the third month, but the number of people willing to join volunteer battalions has not decreased. most people want to join the national police. i am a university student for 22 years. i am learning to the right, i am ready to go on a rampage to defend my homeland and defend my independence. my

father is now a member of the armed forces of the 107th assault brigade also protects our country, our independence. glory to ukraine. you can sign up for the offensive guard in the kirovohrad region at two checkpoints in krypnytskyi and in oleksandria . those willing to perform tasks in the combat zone are waiting from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. many people apply motivated and also people who are civilians , so to speak, who want to help the country, at the moment, we need all specialties, maybe someone who served before that, in the armed forces of ukraine, got the skills there tankers, artillerymen, mortars do not say the exact number of people who joined the volunteer battalions, but they say that the plan is being implemented among those who want to join the volunteer battalions, 27% of people who served in the armed forces, another two percent

are women, the dynamics have not changed, the age of citizens who want to be different and who are 18 years old there are people who have been turning to women for 40 years , most of the time they are medical workers . live at home and 27% of investigators in the armed forces, well, the majority are men and the population is rural and urban well, somewhere 50/50, those who want to can still come, there is still time, please come to snapa on the stormas website, register all applications and processed recruitment of volunteers to the guard the offensive ends on april 30, now andriy sinitsyn says it is coming andriy because your time has come and the offensive can be