[000:00:00;00] there was a lot of panic in kharkiv in general. but no, how could there be no such panic, because it was one of russia's strategies to sow such panic , but in fact it probably did not succeed anywhere , it did not succeed anywhere , it did not succeed . well, how can you not panic when something like this happens and everyone did everything there without panic, everyone did their job and did it well, and that's why the result is that the russian army is not here. i really hope that it will never be here, they

will not be here. well, it's so easy to surrender there to retreat there as it was and it is clear that there in kyiv they got there they got there but it is the capital there 80% probably this article which was in ukraine it was in kyiv that is why what columns found there in kyiv they would have all burned there there are no plans there is no there are no chances there, but specifically there to seize kyiv well, they tried to see what they turned around and left, do they have any other chance from kharkiv , no chance what chance who will be given a chance, but only i can, they can want to and there they

always say there by we are there in the news someone is there again, they want something there to attack kharkiv, take the blockade, what they want, what they want, and someone else is going to do it already. another question is what will be the final result of our victory , the complete collapse of the engine they have built in russia. victories on ukrainian lands will not be enough and in fact the victory will be only here when the bunker dwarf will be suffering from diarrhea and ulcers for a long time dying in the bunker somewhere and in torment and after that there will not be any more

tyrant in power and yet somehow they will start paying reparations even from that 150 years you know, i want them all to kneel, i begged for forgiveness, and that none of ukraine forgives them, and this will be their answer, so that no ukrainian will see it, not that 10 will see, er, 50 days, so that no one will forgive even one, so that they will not see then everyone will say that it's not our fault, it's all vladimir vladimirovich's fault, and we 're not to blame, and that's it. forgive us , please, we really want to eat mcdonald's

. they should drive german cars. and we will shoot the photographer pavlo dear, who will actually come to us now by subway and dmytro is already running, but two months ago , people lived here and pavlo was actually one of those who are already here. that i lived, i would come here from until march 19. i came here for the first time and until may 20, i was here for maybe 15, maybe a little more, but in principle, i should have lived because i came here and stayed the night here. it was difficult to be in our place it was hard to sleep here. i needed it

then come home and sleep normally because sleeping is normal. it was impossible there, and around may they started to eat mosquitoes, just eat people alive. the children who slept here in one night had so many bites on their faces that it seemed like it was chicken pox, that is, in the morning you wake up and see that he has a track. well, there were a lot of people here. i know why. because we are tunnels . it was humid and warm. well, somewhere it is warm, somewhere not so much , now there are practically no mosquitoes. mosquitoes, in principle, everything is logical here. i remember that there were teapots on these benches, there was such a place somewhere, there was a lot of charging for phones. friends were charging their gadgets there, there was this microwave, and on these benches there were cups, plates , some food, something, bread, teapots, and i have these

benches they were to me every time i came and saw something there, but there were flowers on them. that is, it was not like now, like places where people can sit all the time. everything i saw here, i still can't understand. it was some kind of surrealism. you come here and a cot in the second car was a family with a child, how wide was it, here in the third car lived a ferret, that means cats and dogs lived here, there were people who slept and next to them stood their birds in a cannon, that is, right , well, you come here all the time

people were shaving near that mirror. well, how is it? when a man becomes a man and goes out, you understand what he is. well, it's like every station is some kind of separate, separate flower. it was very interesting to observe how a person adapts this architecture, which would be unfit for life, in principle, it is like a storage room, yes, but not to live there, food was distributed, and every day, three times a day, people gathered, more than everyone came here to the station before closing, and every evening they closed the station became isolated from uh, if from the upper world there is a lower world, there is an upper world , they could not leave the station until morning, that is , they stayed here and it was safe here, they could sleep here even though the light was not in principle, it turned off somewhere, it was constantly lit, but people got used to sleeping with light and it was safe for them here

, it was a very good performance for children, er, of our puppet theater of kharkiv, they were doing a performance, that is, there were so interesting two-legged red-haired cat jackson, er, so he got lost somewhere in the tunnels, he was found gray just like that without black and through this station he was carried to the toilet and everything happens like this oh , jackson has already been found that is, all the people here were as big as this hostel, big hostels like that it's so simple, it will open life, it's real, i called this underworld hades, it's real . when you come here , especially when the gates are closed, these herma gates, everything is simple

, well, the station is isolated. they left there every evening and were closed completely, and there are still such spacers here and there, and they came and closed like that, and everything and the stations are isolated, only i understand that they, um, can withstand even a nuclear attack of some kind i don’t know whether it is direct or indirect, but that is, they are suitable for this, they brought clothes to the humanitarian worker , and once the uzbeks came here and made pilaf like this.

children. they were engaged in drawing. teachers and psychologists came to them and worked with them. i spent the night at a friend’s place nearby , and he just went to the store in the morning and basically came under fire there. and i was just at home when we felt this explosion because it was somewhere maybe a kilometer from us and it was very so uh trending only significantly yes everything was shaking so fast and then when we watched this video when the rockets are coming this and i think so, there was a car standing here for which the bodies were being demolished. when i saw them, they took out 4 bodies. i will probably remember one for the rest of my life. it was a young guy. unfortunately, they did not wrap him in a blanket, and i mean, i saw everything about him and his head was very broken. and

well, it was carried there by 4 men from one by the hands and it was difficult for them, and well, this is a place that every kharkiv resident can pass there 2-3 times a day, that is, there is a subway park and there is a glass window where everyone meets. and when you see the dead bodies of young people being carried out of the central building of your city there were a lot of boys and girls and women there, and you understand that this is just a murder. and for a while . you know all kharkiv residents by heart, and in our country, i know what's going on there are a lot of people in kharkiv who had a warm attitude towards russia and were there and they are still here. let's be honest. they are, unfortunately, they are , but i know in principle that a lot of people have changed their attitude since the 24th, and if not during

the 24th, from the first, for sure that is, after that it is impossible, you know. it was such a rubicon, after which there is no way back. the mayor of our city and the regional council , yes , he got away with the rocket there by 15 minutes. i asked whether you can interview him, he's like that, of course, even if you come, i'll show you my office, of course, let's go. he went into the office , there's the same table, there's something like that, everything is scattered, there 's plaster, he's like that, something in boxes like that , and where should we take everything, they broke everything everything is fine, well, what is tipa doing, and there was still a good strategy for the development of the kharkiv district there until 2027. it needs to be corrected a little, so you know, you

said that it is the largest, the largest area in europe, actually, no, that is, in fact this is a fake yes, and just like the first capital, do you know this kharkiv no, it is the largest square in europe i wonder if you know who kharkiv is soviet he lived by these myths like the first capital, although kyiv is, you know, the first capital of the soviet soviet republic yes, i understand the soviet myth yes what about the first capital, what if ukraine didn't exist, lenin created ukraine, the first capital is here, that is, in short , it's the biggest in the world, in europe , which is now the new myth of kharkov listen, well, it's reinforced concrete, you know we have one chevron kharkiv reinforced concrete because everyone thought that kharkiv would hold out there for 2-3 days and in general everyone thought that it would be surrendered there on the very first day and everyone would meet here with clearings, meaning russian tanks but

it turned out that there were not many people from kharkiv who stayed there here they were just ready to be the last to give and give their lives , and the guys who went to the ground defense there and the guys who were not taken into the ground defense and they were just there trying to do something and the volunteers who went there from the first day and gave everything there there are uh and they didn't sleep there, they didn't eat, it was so very visible, you know, uh, singing uh, along with the vanguard, they were just there, the guys were standing there , they literally couldn't do anything , that's why they surrounded kharkiv with on three sides, i.e. from the north, north, north-east. well, in short, all three sides and nothing. they reached the district road. there, several cars broke through to kharkiv. they came right away . i wasn’t like that. and

now chile overpowered them there, i think guys well you don't have a chance here. you know when a machine gun will meet you from every window. that is, there is no chance. this union and this strength is like that, you know, with a single fist somehow there. thank you for the boards. and it was also very nice to meet you . we are currently shooting a tv series about the de-occupation to show people's resistance, firstly , to preserve it for history, and secondly, to inspire those people who are in the occupied territories to also oppose the enemy. so, to do this, it is important for us to show someone's experience successful tell us where we are now and what was happening here at the moment when the russian missile arrived here and we are now in the kharkiv state

administration and this is where the defense headquarters of the kharkiv region was deployed from the first days, that is, there were mobilization centers, volunteer centers and more well, people just came there who wanted to protect the city of kharkiv from the enemy. at that time, in the early days, we mobilized 900 people . these were the people for whom we conducted training . that is, we are together as scouts. they organized schools for the civilian population, that is, when the russian sands came to our borders, e.e., in the kharkiv direction, so they analyzed clearly that, e.e. , there would be a war for everything

, that is, camps, medical headquarters and everything else began to be deployed. that is, well, as they say, there were such red lines, what did we understand that this is not just a game of maneuvers of some kind? and this, well, it really can start there, there is a real threat of war. we started to conduct higher education of the civilian population, er, lectures, that is, we told how to behave during artillery shelling or other moments. that's what the numbers were. it was january. it was six months ago . that is, we started in september. that's how we spent every saturday and sunday, that is, for the people, for the civilian population, and people liked it very much, because there was nowhere that at the moment it was not possible to gain any knowledge. and we, as veterans of the azov regiment there, people who came there for 14-16 years, gave them

their experience and told them, and in principle, no, and it has a result. that is, we saw there on february 24, what if there morning started the war, at nine in the morning, 900 people were already mobilized, that is, through messengers, and we gathered people. that is, we understood that it is possible there, when the war starts , rap will start working and there is no communication, that is, there were collection points for people, they already understood how they disappear there we need to arrive at such and such a collection point. that is, we distributed it around the district , but there was communication. therefore, it made the situation easier for us. in principle, we already mobilized in such a mini-unit and from the first days kharkiv kharkiv that's it in principle, we deployed our people and made it so that in the mountains it did not enter

the city of kharkiv 300 300 300 300 well 39 exactly on february 27 there was a breakthrough in the city of kharkiv from the side of alekseevka . that is why, in principle, this column was destroyed , the last checkpoint was 134 schools which is located on shevchenko street, they had the only problem, in my opinion they all got lost , that is, they crashed . a radio communication tower, that is, all of them have those who broke through to the city of kharkiv, and the task was to bring disinformation, haiku, and panic to the city of kharkiv. that is why i understand that after this was done, there were

breakthroughs in various areas, but but in principle, we and other units began to simply catch them in houses two frames at a time, they just went to schools, they ran into different hostels, that is, we caught them all over the city, er, watered the equipment, that is, from what we had in those days, i.e. rent to wash machine guns that is, in principle well, a lot of trophy equipment, a lot of trophy vehicles, armored vehicles from russian buyers, this is a building, it was one of the symbols of the shelling of kharkiv , in general, you were here when when this arrival happened, it was one of the first missiles that flew directly into the city of kharkiv, that is, well, we had the experience of shelling, but it was a game there, where there were hurricanes, but we didn't come into contact with rockets there in the 14th and 16th years. that

's exactly march 1 at the body. that's how they say that the communication center is a humanitarian center that is, in principle, all the uh people we mobilized who we didn't have time to put in position were here, that is , two rockets flew here, the first rocket flew directly to the headquarters, and the headquarters was on the second floor. so it missed a bit, but it did hit. in the very place where the russian spies were, in principle, it is possible that they were working on them, that is, the russians decided to kill their spies , it is possible that they did not tell with some information. here is the second rocket, and it just penetrated from the fifth to the first floor of this building -is therefore, in principle, we

further regrouped and continued to fight, and these rockets only mobilized more people , it was the people of kharkiv who understood. the occupier, now this building is already unusable and will be demolished. therefore, this is the story of our kharkiv, yes, for the protection of kharkiv , there are still investigative actions being carried out here, or are they in principle already dismantling theirs? they took away the very beautiful havryshpaleri, then everything else, that is, now everything that survived is being taken away, so i think that there will be some actions on this building, it turns out that you had close

cooperation with the regional council, and you also provided your premises to those who stayed, and of course they were together were with us and we basically coordinated in order to protect the city of kharkiv itself, then when we already understood that the city of kharkiv itself was safe, we moved on to the offensive in the kharkiv region and on account of the special unit cracking three of liberated settlements now we are in the office of the governor of the kharkiv region, the headquarters of the city's defense was deployed here, the view from the window is atmospheric , so unusual, you can see the history that

unfortunately happened, but we are moving on, that is , we have this irreplaceable, so we will move until we we will not liberate the kharkiv region and then move on to other directions . that is, our goal is a free and independent country. tell me, in kharkiv, kharkiv has always been perceived as a russian-speaking city as a city where there is quite a lot of population that sympathizes there or has some kind of close relations with belgorod, sympathizes with the russians there , and so on . how much has kharkiv changed since the beginning of the war? now kharkiv is there until february 23 and now there are still people there who did not understand that the war with the russian federation is in the eighth year, now

they already understand, that is, someone had to understand in order to get into the house so on it's a pity someone had to die there, a friend, different steps, but still, there is only one way, that is, most people understand that kharkiv is ukraine, that we live in ukraine, and that the russian federation is the enemy of ukraine, which simply attacked and destroyed our real estate , our history and simply destroys this is a strategic building of our people and it is one of the most stable. yes, in the very place of kharkiv, but unfortunately nothing will save us from the rocket, and now we can see the sky , a rocket that passed there from the 5th to the 1st

even through the basement, that is why it is here in principle well, the gluing of the floor has already been destroyed and we can see how the building is already coming apart at the seams. kharkiv, we will rebuild new buildings for housing, we will do it for the people, that will be all, but the relationship has already been destroyed forever, that is, if we could still communicate there, about something, now people first of all understand that we have nothing to talk about anymore, that is, they have already taken their step , which pushed ukraine away forever . it is already a global conflict, in fact, with global consequences, and even a photo

of this regional council was, i think, in the media in almost all countries of the world, a lot of volunteers from europe are coming to us now because they understand that if putin is not stopped here, he will go further there, poland , the baltic countries, that is, people understand it all , people understand it, if you take it, it is not only a conflict there, ukraine and russia is a more global conflict, and that's why people come to us and join the foreign legion and become armed and defend ukraine. they are still thinking in europe. they are coming to fight the regime. the regime has not yet come to their countries. there is an opinion that russia in its current limits cannot exist without wars with other countries, because

it is possible to keep so many peoples within the borders of the empire without war, so it is difficult to imagine. like how russia in its current borders can hold out unfortunately because war they always increase putin's rating, of course, he had it there before, it happened there, even there , the chechen wars, transnistria and all the others i.e. everything there is an expansion of the borders. we are strong there. powerful, everything else. that is, it used to work, but here now we are shown that they are not strong, not powerful and not so scary, and there is no second world army, second world army , even third world army, and not the second world army . that is, we show we put them in their place and in principle now they entered ukraine with the latest weapons of the russian federation , now they are bringing here the equipment that was de-preserved there in the 60s, to remove it from the register

and in principle they are bringing them here because they are now in such a situation when it is necessary to put some kind of logical end to this conflict, because there are already a lot of victims, there are already victims, there are already equipment and personnel, there has been no such thing in afghanistan for 10 years. that is, i think that they have now, the idea is to somehow drag ukraine to negotiations, set some conditions there and then negotiate. how to end this war, but we should not go for this one, because we went for it in the 14th and 15th years, and in principle we froze the conflict that was unfrozen in 8 years, that's why, in principle, now it is necessary to bring this war to its logical end and move on. you have trofein equipment. and we have, uh, most of the equipment is trofein

. that is, there are tanks, armored vehicles called tigers, and a lot of different ones that is, which we use against them, that is, russia is the country that now supplies the most weapons to ukraine more than other countries. let them continue to deconserve their equipment, so it’s a pity, they don’t always start, but in principle, you saw it break down on the way to kyiv is very often forgotten by the people in it, why, in principle, now we will show a good example for everyone in the whole world, someone there was afraid of russia, somewhere there they were intimidated and somewhere someone stood on some stream in russia, and now we are showing the world that it is not so scary anymore and it was propaganda, that's all propaganda , which they use very well , that is, if they took me there, they told me that i was a prisoner, that i was taken prisoner, so that we