[000:00:00;00] and my uncle was already in it, then after a certain period of time another local resident, a man in his 60s, was brought to us . accordingly, it was quite cold there. we just took cover because we didn't know how long we would be sitting there, there were those who were quite like that, they were aggressive, and there was a case when i refused to talk to a person because he used obscene language and he began to approach me quite aggressively to speak and i simply asked him why are you shouting at them, there were several men there, and he, well, what you are talking about there does not have such a thing that you are zombified, again

accusations were made that we are abnormal , inadequate and we were friendly people with you a we were friends, you elected a comedian as president and so on and so on. i just stopped my story and said i don't want to talk to you . they detained me from my home on march 25 and march 26. well since i was orienting myself to the area, i understood that we were going to a neighboring village, that we were somewhere near our cultural center, but i did not understand exactly where , in which building, we were then when we were taken blindfolded and then taken for questioning to the corresponding senior or their commander there, they showed me my phone, in which

a correspondence with the person i sent was indeed found. the data is certain. they began to ask who it is, what it is, do i know this person personally, and what other information to whom i sent it, then they gave me a written text that i had to say at least in my own words to the camera, and at the end it was said that there is, i fully understand that my actions could harm the russian military equipment to kill people there and so on . there was one man whose they beat me pretty hard there, very hard, and i asked you not to touch me, well, i can't stand it. when physical force is applied to someone, beauty , you really can't help, you can't do anything, the only thing left for me is to simply ask them talk with them a they took me and another man, and from the new bykov they took the two of us and we were blindfolded, our hands were tied, they put us in a car

, they took us somewhere, i don't know where, in which direction, because it was already very difficult to orientate on the road because the car made a certain circle drove around that i was actually on their battlefield . then it came to me after a certain period of time because when we were driving they said that if we are lucky we will make it there alive, if yours are not covered there will be an opportunity we arrived in a certain place there was an interrogation and they said that you know that anything can happen to you now and no one will even know what exactly, where, when and how. but i really felt like that at the time, my hands were shaking and my legs were shaking . they tell me to calm down. i say i can't, it's very difficult. i say, you know, my presence here already means a lot to me. moreover, you do not know what will happen to you next, and there were various threats and

, well, that is, there was little pleasant at all, and they told me that they would do to me what our nazis did with women in donbas, and there it happened that at that moment i was not among them i know where they got that video from, but on their social networks, a video began to spread about how women were beaten with various objects, about how they carved their chests, and various fascist symbols, about who was tortured there, and, well, even about what the ukrainian military allegedly boasted that they were doing it there and so on. and they just told me that we will do the same to you if you don't cooperate with us . i say, ask me, i'm already here, they probably even asked me later am i afraid of you?

what will happen to you next, and i was sitting and we were saying listen, i am already here , i am already in your hands, their communication was quite so harsh, they were even annoyed by the fact that you simply answer questions, they ask, you answer them, it was annoying at first it was an interlude between ukrainian and russian. it was very difficult. it was a stressful situation. they took it very seriously. they didn't like it. they told us to speak in russian. it was unknown . they didn't say anything to us, we didn't know what the situation was. at home and we didn't know if our relatives are alive, where they are now, or if there are any military forces there at all , are there any active military operations there, are

there russian military forces in that territory, or are the ukrainian military forces freed from them in that territory, and the cities of the settlements are completely and so on, we were not allowed to contact our relatives once . they only allowed us to write a letter, it was on may 25, and even then this letter was dictated , it was necessary to say that everything is fine with you, and that you are not insulted here, well in mind in the pre-trial detention center, but the condition was that we should not write where we are, that is, just say that we are fine , that we are provided with three hot meals a day. which they can provide and that we have sanitary treatment there. well, it’s similar, and then it was said with such irony that you can write you love your relatives, or you don’t miss her

, or you don’t have a bad president, what kind of bad leadership you have there. and that’s why similar and i just raised it like that, and they didn't allow it. by the way, he looks at them, that is, they always had to keep their head down so that no one looked at them with their eyes. i raised my head at them and that's how straight i say it , he's definitely looking at me there were probably five of their husbands there and he said well, if you want to write, you can write if you don't want to. i say ok, i won't write it, they didn't even let me listen to the radio, there was always a certain list of songs, a playlist was created and they were all pro-russian songs. we listened to it in the morning until the evening and in parallel even we sang those songs, there was a mandatory list of songs that we had to sing, and even if they didn't like it or it was quiet, they came up and spoke to everyone louder and louder, and bad even

asked specifically. some of our ukrainian men. well, in in principle, they also asked me the words of the songs, that is, they checked whether i knew them or not, or whether i had learned them , and they stood listening near the camera . are you singing? they even watched if they did not see whether you were singing or not. they could even ask someone to shut up. you had to sing because they don't hear it, that is, they. well, they treated this quite so harshly. by the way, in addition to this playlist of songs that we played, we had stories specifically about bandera, about melnyk , about shukhevych, they constantly turned it on for us, and there were even moments when

they said stand up and stand and listen, you will have to be a little patient. when you enter the cell, it will be easier. when they led me , they asked where she was. they said to everyone, to everyone, this meant that i had to go the same way, the same reception, so that men was the use of their special equipment was different, but i don't want to go into details because it's not like yours, it will be hard for my relatives to hear, then they didn't threaten me, they even said that they would burn me alive, there was a moment when when it just went through my head that's how vika you you have to survive it vika it will be calm down, everything is normal, that is, there was inner calm, that is, i understood that they would not kill me because they told me that if you got here and you were lucky, you got there

alive, everything was fine and in my head i was just adjusting myself on the fact that it should happen because i can't stop it in any way. at the moment, that same evening, i was seated next to a bucket where there was a pile of men's hair. they had already cut their hair. there was a pile of their hair and there was a machine for haircuts nearby, and they told me we'll cut your hair now and we didn't go further, such a dissonance, that is, the investigator said they won't touch me, they say that they will cut my hair now, and i understand what it can be, and i so wanted to tell this person that they told me they wouldn't cut my hair, but i think stop uh, let's not provoke them, i don't need it, i just listened to them and i decided that it's probably better at a certain moment uh, well , so far, i don't know what the situation is, there was no opposition, that is, they said, you're going there, i

i went there because they, i already saw their anger, i already felt it on myself and nothing else. in principle, i did not need it. there were moments when my consciousness interfered and i said that now i will fall, and they told me that i am a very bad actress of the pogorelova theater and literally a minute later i was already lying on on the floor, they were walking next to me like this, they brought me to my senses like this, i woke up just because i had these guys on my face. and i came to my senses , and then they gave me the opportunity to wash myself, that is , they gave me cold water, and literally three minutes later, i i stand again and say that i am getting lost. there was the use of physical force and they even asked why you are doing this. i say you are serious. i am not doing this out of hatred. i am just standing

. somehow you are and it was a moment when they took my fingerprints ah and at the same time they held a bottle right in front of my nose because when they took it i just lost consciousness and then it was a shower and i asked myself give me cold water they had warm water but i said give me cold water because i understood that if i go there now, i will definitely turn off after the shower , i don't remember the moment when they led me, but then no one used physical force on me , there were no words, there was nothing, that is, all the emotions passed only that there was such a constant theme, and you know it, it was inner fear. there was all this misunderstanding, why, why, for what? and when they brought me into the cell, it was just that my things just fell on the bed like that, i threw them like that and

just like that slowly drove them around hmm, tears were rolling down the wall like peas, those girls who were in the cell, they well, they had already talked to each other, they already knew that i should be, that i should come, and um, and a girl who is two years younger than me, she started to see me vika vika how what's wrong with you? that is, she started, you know how well, she started talking to me and talking to me, but i just walked like that, i sat there, twisted like that, and i just had a mantra vika, it had to happen vika calm down , everything will be fine and well, you can calm down that is, i reassured myself about what it really meant to end and it happened that i lost consciousness in the cell several more times, and then in the morning when we woke up it was definitely the russian national anthem and when we got up for literally two minutes and i feel that i will now fall again then

well, we did not know the whole situation then how can we behave, what do we have the right to, what do we not have the right to , what and how should we do and, of course, at that time, all their shouts and comments reacted very strongly. conduct accordingly, i said that i will not say that i need medical help, but this girl said no, i will say, you know, you want to be angry with me, but whether you are angry or not, but if you fall every 2-3 minutes , eh well, it's not normal when she called the inspector and said that i'm disconnecting and because a certain period of time, and he said well, we will say, but we can treat her, we can cheer her up, cheer up, this meant applying another of their special

means, an electric shocker, that is, you will not disconnect, that is, we will cheer you up, or we can tell the nurse she will give you an injection, that is, she can there something, you have two options when he called me to his place and said how do you feel, she became like this and said i don't need help, i'll manage without you , everything is fine, he asked again, everything is fine, i say , everything is fine these people in russia are not separated from prisoners of war, we know this for sure and that is why we can say that the conditions in most cases are simply terrible and first of all, they are all in prison conditions that is, it is not

a camp these are cells a-a with bars that a - and they close it almost 24 hours a day and people have, well, maybe an hour, a maximum of two hours a day for walks, and that's all the prison international humanitarian law prohibits for prisoners of war, and even more so for civilians , and these are the conditions of detention. the russian federation says that they are prisoners of war and this the main violation of the international humanitarian law of these people and in fact these people were exposed and deprived of their freedom and these people are abused because in some cases we record torture, real torture and in 100% of cases these people are forced to sing russian songs and in captivity in russia

this in the occupied territories there are no less than 2,000, but this is a minimum, most likely, such people , moreover, we cannot say for sure , because the russian federation violates the norms of international humanitarian law and simply does not report how many such people, who they are and where they are a huge number of civilians who are still imprisoned either on the territory of the russian federation or on the territory of the ukrainian lands temporarily occupied by russia, we must do everything possible to return these people home and until this moment so that they live wherever he is. and this means that even in conditions when russia completely ignores international law, decisions of international organizations, it is not necessary to find a way to force russia to stop torturing them , how to provide them with medical care, how not to keep

them in isolation and maintain contact with civilians well, how to show at least some kind of human humanism, which the russian military and their superiors seem to not understand at all as a phenomenon, we must break this circle of impunity and bring russian war criminals to justice, you can never give up when you cannot rely on legal instruments anyway you can always rely on people and people have much more influence and power than they think to themselves, that's why even in hopeless situations someone came to the rescue i'm a child yesterday

she had what can be done on her left hand, why are we going to see you, this is like a symbol of your indomitability, thank you, i congratulate you, i say again , we will be home in a few minutes, but in my head the realization of this was not yet complete, and i stand like this and say , i promised not to cry i won't calm down i'm standing so i'm wiping these tears and we just really had an agreement that if we come to ukraine, we won't cry that is, we're at home, we're keeping everything cool, everything 's cool, the first wish we all had was to call our relatives because we didn't know whether they know or don't know or they know or unknown to us, they gave us phones, they gave us sim cards, and it didn't matter to us that we were in those clothes, because we really arrived in the same clothes in which we were there , they gave us and gave us all the clothes, but it was

important for us not to change clothes it was important to call first, it was mine - it was me who spoke, mom says hello , but she just didn't hear me, the connection was interrupted and i say mom, mom, can you hear me, and she stands like this pause, silence and silence, i say, this is me, mom, i'm not in ukraine everything is fine. she is simple says vika vika - it's you and you're still gone just go go really emotions i calm down mom i say don't cry everything is fine really we are going home we are in ukraine i'm whole good day very much thank you all very small for gratitude i'm

very big too help it's good everything is fine everything is fine. thank you very much to everyone. you see, tears

of joy are coming out, and the pain that was inside. well, i am at home. everything is fine . watch this week in the program collaborators traitors of novaya kakhovka how rashed fanatics seized power in the city of obozhdina and how the honored coach of ukraine became a russian sycophant of the kherson region. congratulations, this is a program of collaborators. and i am olena kononenko. in today's episode, we will talk about collaborators and traitors who help the occupiers to grade in nova kakhovka. nova kakhovka is the youngest city of the kherson region. it

was formed in 1952 thanks to the construction of a hydroelectric power plant there. it is a city of clean industrial landscapes. springs and exclusive wine, it is included in the list of world architectural monuments because the old part of nova kakhovka was built according to a single plan in such there are only two cities in the world, a cozy corner of the kherson region lived its peaceful life and developed until it fell to a horde of occupiers. on february 24, 2022 , explosions rang out in the city, russian troops began mass shelling in the morning from the territory of the occupied crimea. on the same day, nova kakhovka and the hydroelectric power plant were seized has become the number one target of putin's hordes since 2014 at the station, with the help of a dam, they blocked the flow of water from the dnipro to the crimea, destroying the hydraulic structures and leaving the wasteland was a long-standing dream and

one of the first steps of the russians after the capture of kherson oblast, the city has been under occupation for more than a year, and during this time dozens of supporters of the russian army and the soviet order have been roaming there, i have gathered for you the brightest and most disgusting collaborators, you need to know them face to face, the main servant of the occupiers in nova kakhovka, volodymyr leontiev, he is 58 , registered in kyiv, lived in different years in novaya kakhovka and in donetsk region, the former soviet army commander, after his retirement, worked in the management of several large enterprises in the kherson region, among them a joint-stock company chumak, where at the beginning of zero leontiev was the financial director and deputy general director, but he was fired because of the fact that he organized an underground workshop for the production of left-wing ketchup and sunflower oil in donetsk. after unsuccessful attempts to become a so-called businessman, leontiev radically changes

the direction of work and becomes the face of shame in the kherson region 9 in march, the traitor broke into the building of the kakhov city council together with the occupation troops and declared himself the head of the novokakhov military-civilian administration for biowaste. leontiev was a valuable addition to the legion of waste, he knew many participants of the ato in the kherson region, went to the military training grounds many times and even provided the military with monetary assistance, and then gave all this information to the russians as a professional informer from the time of the soviet union . orcs used leontiev and for their propaganda tonight was subjected to the most severe shelling and until the blows were мирное кварталы exclusively мирной кварталы intimidation of the civilian population supporting a fake referendum on accession to the russian federation and the repetition of mandra that russia

is here for a long time. it will definitely come true leontiev's blind service to the bloody dictator was justified on february 24, 2023, by order of the war criminal putin, this traitor was awarded the order of courage, in turn, from our law enforcement agencies, this plebeian awarded with two suspicions for collaborative activity and for kidnapping and torturing a journalist, according to the investigation, leontiev, in collusion with the so-called adviser

to the head of the dpr valentyn motuzenko, gave the order to kidnap oleg baturin, a journalist of the kakhovsky edition of the new day, because of his pro-ukrainian position and professional activity as a media journalist from the 12th to on march 20, chained to a battery in a cold room, he was interrogated and beaten , later he was released, the journalist received injuries of varying degrees of severity , the executioner, a collaborator and a criminal, he is worth it to dry breadcrumbs in the summer of 2022, the occupation administration of novaya kakhovka, led by the traitor volodymyr leontiev, began preparing the city's schools for the new academic year, for this they vigorously campaigned teachers and other school workers, the cooperative military-civilian administration identified for this purpose three basic educational institutions of schools number one, four and 10 liliya groshenna was appointed to manage one of them, she was 55 years old, she

was the ex-principal of the seventh school in tavriysk , she loved ukraine from the singer kuzma skryabin, and she organized the native language in the seventh school promotions in support of our military often came and admired all this in kyiv on february 24 she exchanged for the position of headmistress of the number one school under the russian flag for 38,000 wooden works per month, the woman burned ukrainian textbooks and literature , forced teachers to get russian passports, and parents - to lead sent her children to a russian school, and also gave the surnames of those who are radically pro-ukraine to the russian chmobik, demanded that property from other educational institutions be transferred to her, before this she introduced a greek girl to the henichesk boarding school and

remote uniform and training according to the standards of the slings, although what are the standards of training in the swamps, he finished several classes and let’s go to the front to pay the debt of birth for such fruitful work, the sbu administration in the kherson region informed the traitor of the suspicion that she was threatened with imprisonment for up to three years, it will be time for groshahgina to work on mistakes, our next collaborator sent his honor and dignity to the knockout, we are talking about vasyl mykhailovych tsarikov , born in 1949, a well-deserved boxing coach of ukraine a judge of the international category, the head of the council of veterans of the kherson regional organization of the boxing federation, an honorary citizen of the city of nova kakhovka, in 2017 he received an award, an honored worker of physical culture and sports of ukraine, for more than 50 years tsarikov gave boxing first by winning in the ring and then by raising winners and similar strong blows to the head tsarikov did not passed without consequences, his career ambitions turned in the direction of the razhka

after the capture of novaya kakhovka tsarikov showed the invaders several tricks from the left wing and received the position of chief coach of the boxing federation of the kherson region holding events under the tricolor of shaking hands with members of the party of russia, thanking russian cities for their help with sports equipment, special thanks to our friends, colleagues from krasnodar, the ministry of sport of the krasnodar region, together with other collaborators, tsarkov went to the swamps at the third all-russian boxing forum and recently received commemorative boxing gloves from the edin party of russia in the smooth