[000:00:00;00] and it was not even fifteen seven in the morning of the second, therefore, relatively calmly, there was no shelling of the city itself, ah, as usual, there were shellings of some populated areas, as well as along the border, there were also three or four populated areas there in zveda, there are those who were fired upon by the russian invaders, well, this is the situation, please tell me how the first day of may passed. yesterday in kharkiv , were there any celebrations on this occasion? i don’t know . what are you saying? when we knock out the russians from our territory. and in general, this entity , which is very difficult to call a country, will simply fall apart, it will be

a victory for ukraine and we will celebrate it very loudly. of the belograd people's republic, i looked in the public places, some of them mentioned zhirynovsky, some of them walked with red flags. well, at the same time, there were drone attacks on different territories, our guys worked in the border settlements where the russian military appeared, that is, in they are very interested in the situation on may 1, mixed with drones that attack and shells that fly by. well, let them get used to it all, they already got used to what we felt about six months ago. i think everything is coming back to them, well, it is pleasing that may day is losing its meaning for

the residents of kharkiv oblast little by little and for, in principle, for the whole of ukraine there, according to surveys, ukrainians have changed a little, even the new year is not in the first place among the favorite holidays of the year, but in kharkiv oblast there are traces of may day in the form of the city pervomayskyi. i believe that it is already in in the past, because the city council there, after surveys of various a-a, decided or still made a decision or not. i still didn't understand. to be honest , they didn't make a decision. they had and should have voted on it. there would be options if we can show what people voted for. what were the options for renaming for example, dobrodar holnodiarsk, zlatopil, glybodar, kvitoch, svitoch, ozeryansk, sivash, e.e., angels, myropil, and for some reason, all these names were not to the liking of the local elected officials. the voting did not

take place, and pervomaysky was left with the name may day for now well, i think that they will work a little more in this direction, ah, the names are quite good, their gifts are kindred spirits and angels , you can choose something if they don’t like it , well, i guess we still need to hold a few rounds of voting by the city residents and they will make a decision if it is already the trend has gone and people express their position, well, no one, well, you see what they don’t say, let’s leave it aside, no, they want to change it to something else , but they haven’t decided which one yet. well, this needs to be supported, and i believe that throughout ukraine there is no to remain non-communist symbols of some kind, neither soviet nor russian in general. the president already signed the law right away . it seems that

all the russian names can be removed or not, but must be removed from the map of ukraine. i think we are getting all of this. and with our fellow deputies. perhaps there will be a session in may . we will also talk about this, how to do it correctly and what recommendations to give to our territorial communities. talk to the mps from the national security service, who strangely remained there, to give them such an enlightening and explanatory conversation, the spokesman for the state emergency service of the kharkiv region , mr. vasylenko, said that there is a danger that they have already begun to detonate these petal mines , the so-called petal mines, this is actually a copy the russians simply copied the american mine developed at the time, when

the zadovbanistans were at war and made a huge number of them. here it is, very, very small , so smaller, somewhere like a matchbox, a matchbox can be like that , but if you step on it, it will with a scale, we can tear off, for example, a foot very easily, we have already warned about this more than once on the air, and they have some kind of limited period of use. when it gets warmer, especially , they themselves start to detonate, but in general, it also reminds me that mines are dangerous. i read that somewhere around a million. only signs should be installed in kharkiv oblast with warnings that mines are dangerous . are these processes ongoing or are they already marked everywhere? well, i'll tell you so. the situation is difficult with changes, and i can give you an example

several settlements that are located from kharkiv well, at a distance of approximately 10-12-15 km, these were occupied places where hostilities were actively going on and people are trying to return there to rebuild broken houses , to somehow do something, the hanging idea of ​​life is returning, but there is still no electricity there and without it, it’s very difficult to be there and do any kind of work in general. well, this equipment works on electricity, not because they don’t want it, but because it’s extremely difficult. it’s just that the ears of corn need to be demined under the poles of the power grids and all this is taking a long time, all this is extremely difficult. there are a lot of mines, remnants of rocket shells, all this has to be somehow uh , we have to get it all, uh, we have to demine it. well, it's kilometers , tens of kilometers, uh, networks plus substations , plus the very connections to the houses. here's

one for you for the reasons why it is difficult to restore it and it is taking time. finally , i would like to ask you about the mayor, because the language ombudsman taras kremin did file an appeal against the court's decision to cancel the fine against kharkiv mayor igor viterekhova because he used the russian language in social networks. is there any reaction from mr. terekhovan? i don’t hear anything about the mayor’s reaction, but i think . well, it’s possible and we have to do it so that he doesn’t relax completely, but i want to say that the mayor of kharkiv is well done here, because i criticized him last year for this , well, he was fined, but he gathered his strength. and i understand that he hired specialists and, uh, now it 's already progress, we can feel it, we can see it. he's talking. he

's talking. in ukrainian he tries, at least in let's say, at some social events, we hear ukrainian from him , it's enough. well, it's normal, he's definitely supported, you know, he's like flagman, you know, once in a lifetime, rikov is learning the ukrainian language, and even lower- level officials have actively started doing this. -e to deal with to be accepted well somehow yes and there is also information like this well for the society we have a session planned here the deputies of the district council have clarified this issue has accumulated somewhere er 13 applications for the dismissal of the removal of deputy powers from what does this have to do with, well, first of all, such statements are written in the psg? well, we have 84 deputies . so, yesterday evening, there were already 13 statements, and

secondly, with the ban on the departure of deputies outside the borders of ukraine, regardless of the article, that is, men women are all forbidden to leave, and only in teams on business trips, and as a result of this, mass e-e statements from these deputies are correct or not. well, it's hard to say . as for me, we have some volunteers, girls who wanted to go there with a car even for somehow it didn't work out for them, they didn't from the first time from the first time it is the most difficult, because the border guards there demand a whole package of documents to be posted, and other things can be connected with this, these large number of statements, but you have to understand that the councils can be paralyzed in the plan, if the majority of the deputies there want to resign, they will write statements , then in fact the council another populated place of the district there or the area of ​​the place can be closed this is not very good thank you mr.

bohdana for the conversation bohdan tkachuk deputy of the kharkiv district council talked about how how are things now in kharkiv oblast well now let's ask how sumy region survived this night and met this morning . andriana kostenko, doctor of political science, head of the center for social research and member of the management of the public organization "intellect of sumy region " is in touch with us mr. andriano . good morning. in principle, there were shellings in sumy oblast, this is actually every day such news of sumy oblast. but nevertheless, what are their consequences in reality? over the last week, we have recorded an increase in e-e times of shelling from

in the territory of the russian federation, as traditionally, border communities come under shelling, in particular, this week, the settlements of bilopolska, yunakiv, shalygin, middenbuzka communities were affected in recent days. these were mortar attacks, although it was also reported in the mass media that there were cases of airstrikes , when from the territory of russia , such strikes were also carried out in the mass media , we saw reports that, er , we now have seasonal work on the fields and er of course, a large area of ​​fields today is mined or there are unexploded ordnance shells lying around. and in fact, a tractor was blown up by a mine recently in the middobuda community. that is, it is actually a problem for our sumshchyna region, a diagro-industrial

region, and especially in the period when sowing and agricultural work are now under way tractor drivers are at great risk. people who work on the ground, it seems that 39 shellings were recorded in just one day. this is a lot. in fact, it is about what sumy is still under threat, but there is also some good news in okhtyrka, for example, sakura has bloomed, well, in my opinion, this is also good news, you know, when in japan, for example , sakura begins to bloom, they throw away absolutely everything, and the japanese go and take those bentos and they sit under those sakuras and enjoy, uh, admire them, drink something, and so on, well, the truth is, not all are japanese , because there is such a japanese fukimori, it seems like he gave up everything, came to kharkiv and opened

this free restaurant there for immigrants, yes so the japanese are also like that that's the story, well, i wanted to say something, just a good question, and even sakura plantations, we usually used to go from transcarpathia to uzhhorod to admire these trees