[000:00:00;00] turned around and left, do they have any other chance from kharkiv, no chance, what chance, who will be given a chance, but here i can't , they can want to, and there they always say there by we are there in the news, there again someone, they want something there to attack kharkiv, take the blockade what they want, what they want, someone else is going to do it. another question is what our victory will ultimately be, the complete collapse of the engine that they created themselves in russia

. the bunker dwarf will have diarrhea for a long time. they will die in their bunkers somewhere in the meadows, and after that there will be no other tyrant in power, but somehow they will start paying reparations even after 150 years, you know, i want them all to kneel, i begged for forgiveness, but that no one in ukraine has forgiven everyone and this will be their answer that not a single ukrainian has forgiven, it's not that they have forgiven 10 people for 50 days so that no one has forgiven even one who has not seen them then they will all say that we are not to blame, that's

all vladimir vladimirovich is to blame, but we are not выноватые все все, forgive us, please, we really want to eat mcdonald's, drive german cars, we should tell them that we are now in the kharkiv subway and will be filming the photographer pavlo dear, who will actually come to us by subway now, and dmytro is already running, but two months ago they lived here people, and actually pavlo was one of those who are already here hello hello me too bohdan you lived at this metro station, well, i didn't live directly

i lived here i would come here from before march 19 i came here for the first time and until on may 20, i there were probably 15 millers here, maybe a little more, but in principle i should have lived because i came here and stayed the night here. it was difficult for us to be here. it was difficult to sleep. i needed to come home and sleep normally because it is normal to sleep there it was impossible, but near may they started to eat mosquitoes, to eat people alive, the children who slept here in one night had so many bites on their faces that it seemed like everything was a wind chime, that is, in the morning you wake up and see that he has a track. well, they were just tin there is a lot here, i know why. because we are in the tunnels, it was humid and warm there, well, it is warm

somewhere, somewhere not so much, in fact, there are no mosquitoes now , uh, because there are no people to eat, don’t eat, don’t eat mosquitoes. there were teapots on these benches, there was a place like this, there were a lot of phone chargers there, they were charging their gadgets there, there was this microwave, and on these benches there were cups, plates , some food, food, something, bread, kettles, and i have these benches, they are mine every time i i came and saw something there, but there were flowers on them. that is, it was not now like places where people can sit all the time, but everything i saw here, i still can’t fathom. it was me, some kind of surrealism, are you coming in here, or was there a cot in the second car

a family with a child of some kind, let it be wide, there lived a ferret here in the third carriage, which means cats and dogs lived here, there were people who were sleeping and next to them stood their birds from a cannon. it's already when the old man becomes and you got out, you still don't understand what? well, there's more to the station, it's some kind of separate, separate world and you go in and it's like that well, i've seen everything, but , well, there, that is, in principle, only architecturally , all the stations are different for you, and that's why it was very interesting to watch how a person adapts this architecture, which b unfit for life, in principle, they are like storage rooms, yes, but you can’t live there, they distributed food, and every day, three times a day, people gathered, mostly everyone came here to the station before the closing of classes, 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 and it was safe here, they could sleep here, even though the light was not turned off, in principle, somewhere it was constantly burning and but people got used to sleeping with light-skinned people and it was safe for them here , there was a very good show for children, uh, at our kharkov puppet theater, they were doing a show, that is, there were so interesting red-haired cat jackson, uh, that means somewhere there he got lost in the tunnels, he was found gray just like that without black and through this station he was carried to the toilet and everything will happen like this oh jackson has already been found, that is, all the people here were so big, how are the dormitories big, such

a space for a hostel, so, so simple, opening and life is just real i used to call this the underworld of hades for real. when you enter here, especially when the gates are closed, these seals are all there. everything is simply isolated at the station . only it is connected to other stations through tunnels and everything. well, it started somewhere like this the gates were leaving from there and every evening they were closed completely, and there were still such spacers, here they were all coming in like this, they were closing and everything and the stations are isolated, only i understand that they can withstand even a nuclear strike, i don’t know, there is a direct one 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 uzbek pilaf and they poured it right here

in these bridges, there was such a queue from that moment in this small room, they also made a classroom for children. they studied there to draw. teachers and psychologists came to them and worked with them. and what happened next? i spent the night at a friend’s house nearby and he just went to the store in the morning and in principle came under fire there too . thank god everything is fine with him, but he ran there without a trace 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 rockets are coming this and i think so here there was a car behind which the bodies were being taken away, and four bodies were taken out. 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 badly broken, and that was it. it was carried there by four men holding each other's hands, and it was difficult for them, and well, this is the place of every kharkiv citizen , who can pass there 2-3 times in a day, that is , there is a subway park and there is a glass window where everyone meets. and when you see how there from the central the buildings of your city carry the dead bodies of young men and women who were there there are a lot of women and you understand that this is just a murder. and unfortunately, no, you know that, cynical, cynical

, this is the center of the place. i know that 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 from the 24th and if not for the 24th from the first for sure, that is, well after that, it is impossible, you know. it was such a rubicon, after which there is no way back. our city german chairman and the regional council, yes, he got away with the rocket there , he was 15 minutes late for the meeting, and it is clear that you then filmed him in his office. i asked is it possible to interview him there? he's like that, of course. do you want me to show you how many offices he has

? of course, let's go. take away well, you know, everything was broken for him. everything is fine, everything is fine, what is tipa doing, and there were still such people there, oh, there was a strategy for the development of the kharkiv district there until 2027. it needs to be corrected a little, so you know, you said that this is the largest, the largest square in europe well, not really, that is, it’s actually a fake. yes, just like the first capitals, you know this kharkiv . no, this is the largest square in europe, you know that kharkiv is, although kyiv is, well, that is, the capital of the soviet soviet republic. yes, i understood the soviet myth. but about the first the capital what if there was no ukraine ukraine was created by lenin the first capital is here well that is to say in short it is also the largest in

the world there in europe which is now uh-uh there will be a new uh myth kharkov listen well this is reinforced concrete you know we have such a chevron kharkiv reinforced concrete so well, 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, which means russian tanks. there were the last to give and give their lives and the guys who went to the terror defense there and the guys who were not taken into the terror defense and they were just there trying to do something and the volunteers who went there from the first day and gave everything they had there and did not sleep they didn't eat there, it was so obvious that you know, er, i drink, er, together with the front line, they were

right there, the guys were standing there. they literally couldn't do anything because they were grinding kharkiv from three sides, that is, from the north, north, north east. well in general , all three sides are shorter and they have reached nothing to the district road there, several cars broke through to kharkov, they were there, i was laughing so hard, when you know, people handed them over there from the windows on the phone, they took them and right away, now they were being chased there, i think, guys. well, you have no chance here . you know when you have from every window to meet a machine gun that is, there is no chance, this is a union and this strength is like that, you know, with a single fist, somehow, thank you . and it was also very nice to meet you , a documentary multimedia project, and we are currently shooting a series about de-occupation, eh, to show people's resistance, eh, first and for

history is to preserve it. in another way, to inspire those people who are in the occupied territories to also oppose the enemy . so, in order to do this, it is important for us to show someone's successful experience. tell us where we are now . and what was happening here at the moment when the rocket arrived here russian and now we find here in the kharkiv state administration. and here the headquarters of the defense of the kharkiv region was deployed from the first days, that is, there were mobilization centers, volunteer centers and more. well, people who wanted to go there just came 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 courses

, that is, we together as scouts organized training courses for the civilian population, that is, when the city approached our borders - to the kharkiv direction, therefore, it was clearly analyzed that there would be a war for everything, that is , camps, medical headquarters and everything else began to be calculated . that is, as they say, there were such red lines that we understood that it was not just a game there some kind of maneuvers. and it really can start there, there is a real threat of war. we started holding lectures of the civilian population, that is, we told them how to behave during art inspections or other moments. well, what dates were those? it was also

january. it was six months ago. that is, we started in september. that is why we held this every saturday and sunday, that is, for the people , for the civilian population, and the people liked it very much, because there was nowhere at that time to get any knowledge. and we, as veterans of the azov regiment, are people who came there 14-16 for years, we gave them our experience and told them, and in principle no, and it has no result. that is, we saw there on february 24 that if the war started there at five in the morning, then at nine in the morning , 900 people had already been 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 are no people in communication, that is, there were collection points, they already understood how there is a loss of communication, then we need to arrive at such and such a collection point, that is,

we distributed it around the district here is the connection was that is why the situation became easier for us, in principle we already mobilized in such a mini-unit and from the first days we occupied the kharkiv-kharkov district road so, in principle, we deployed our people and made sure that the enemy did not enter the city of kharkiv 300 300 300 well 39 exactly on february 27, the city of kharkiv was breached from the side of oleksivka. that is why, in principle, this column was destroyed. the last outposts were the 134th school, which is located on shevchenko street. they had the only problem , in my opinion, they all got lost, that is, they crashed. each group had its own task. that is, we captured two russian spies, and they had the task in this particular

group to neutralize the tv and radio communication tower, that is, all of them who broke through to the city of kharkiv, and the task was to spread disinformation haiku about panic the very city of kharkiv that's why i understand that after it was completed, there were breakthroughs in different areas, but uh, in principle, we and other units started just uh, caught them in houses two frames at a time, they just in they went to school, they ran into different hostels there that is, we caught them all over the city, uh, we poured on the equipment, that is, from what we had in the shadows, that is, leased machine guns, that is, in principle, well, a lot of trophy equipment, a lot of trophy cars, armored cars from the russian occupiers, this building, it was one of

the symbols of shelling kharkiv, in general, you were here when this arrival happened, it was one of the first rockets that arrived specifically in the city of kharkiv, that is, well, we had the experience of shelling, but it was a game there, hurricanes, but it was with rockets that we were in the 14th not in the 16th year bumped into each other. and so it was on the first of march that uh, 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 haven’t had time to put in position uh, that is , two rockets arrived here, the first rocket she flew directly to the headquarters, the headquarters was on the second floor. so she missed a bit, but she hit exactly the 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 spoke with information here is the second rocket, and it just penetrated from the fifth to the first floor or the building , that's why, in principle, we advanced further and continued to fight, and these rockets only mobilized more people . you, if they didn't understand there before, then after these rockets they understood that there is a war going on and they need to defend themselves from the occupier. now this building is no longer suitable and will be demolished. this is the story of our kharkiv. yes, for the protection of kharkiv , there are still investigative actions being conducted here, or here in

in principle, they are already dismantling their buildings, now here they are taking everything there for a while, somehow, what is left there that hasn't broken, uh, even the carpets have already been taken away. here , the carpets were very beautiful, 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 comes out, you had close cooperation with the regional council. and you were given your own premises . who stayed, and of course they were. well, they were with us and we basically coordinated in order to protect the city of kharkiv itself. kharkiv is safe, we moved on to the offensive in the kharkiv region, and the special unit is responsible for cracking three 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, this view from the window is atmospheric, so unusual, so you see, kharkiv, a story that unfortunately happened but we are moving on, that is, we will not stop with this, so we will move until we liberate the kharkiv region itself and then we will 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 large population that sympathizes there or has some close relations with belgorod , they sympathize with the russians there, and so on, and how much

has kharkiv changed since the beginning of the war , how noticeable is it? well, if we take the beginning of the war a lot of people just left kharkiv. that's it. if you take kharkiv there until february 23 and now, there are still people there who did not understand that the eighth year of the war with the russian federation is already here. i understand, that is, it took someone to understand that she got into the house. unfortunately, someone had to die there, an acquaintance , late 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 this is the enemy of ukraine, which simply attacked and destroyed our real estate, our history and

simply destroys our people, this is a strategic building and it is one of the most stable and stable . to see the sky, a rocket that passed there from the 5th to the first even through the basement, that is, in principle , the ceilings are already destroyed and we can see how the building is already coming

apart at the seams. if we could still talk 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. global consequences, and even the photo of this regional council was i think it was 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, he understands everything people understand this, if brothers, it is not only a conflict there ukraine and russia, this conflict is already more global and that is why people come to us and enter a foreign region and become take

weapons and defend ukraine, we have a purpose there to fight for their land, for their er cities, and among the people who still think in europe on a large scale. they come to fight the regime before the regime has come to their countries. there is an opinion that russia, within its current limits, in principle , cannot exist without wars with other countries because keeping so many peoples within the boundaries of the empire is actually without war. maybe that is why it is difficult to imagine how russia is in its current borders. unfortunately, it can be kept like that because by war they always increase putin’s rating , of course he has it before, it is there the chechen wars of transnistria and all the others took place, even there, the chechen wars of transnistria and all the others, that is, all the 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 terrible, and there is no army of the second world , army of the second

of the world, even the third world, and not the second world army . that is, we show them, put them in their place, and in principle, now they were entering ukraine with the latest weapons of the russian federation, now they are bringing here the equipment that is there from the 60s uncanned, remove from the register already and in principle they are being dragged 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 already sacrifices already eh technique and their composition already for there was no such thing in afghanistan for 10 years, that is, because i think that they now have an idea , that is, to somehow drag ukraine to negotiations , set some conditions there and then

bargain. in the 14th and 15th years, and in principle, we froze the conflict, which thawed in 8 years, that is why, in principle, now it is necessary to bring this war to its logical end and move on . there are tanks there, armored vehicles called tigers, and many different things , that is, which we use against them, that is, russia is the country that now supplies the most weapons to ukraine than there, let them continue to deconserve their equipment, unfortunately, it is not always launched, but in principles you they saw it break down on the way to kyiv, the people in it are often forgotten, why, in principle, now we will show a good example for everyone in the whole world, someone over there was afraid of

russia, somewhere there they were intimidated and somewhere someone stood on some streams in russia, and now we are showing the world that it's not so scary and a horror movie it was all propaganda, it's all propaganda that they use very well, that is, if they take me there, they tell me that i'm a prisoner, that i've been taken prisoner, so that we can tell something there we'll be in 10 minutes we are recording a video that we are here people calm down. it's all just russian propaganda that people are given and they believe it. and this is a great example of what is all that is presented in the news, well, that's all, well , you don't have to believe it, you have to analyze it and then draw some conclusions, thank you, thank you for that.

who protected kharkiv, thank you. tell me where we are now. this is a parking lot . here are the cars that we sometimes bring for the military. they can stay here for a certain time for a day or two after they were brought, when the military finds time. to then come and pick them up here if we were to store cars that came for our customers that were for sale and when you say we are this we are this who what did you do we this is me my colleague serhiy we are engaged in racing cars from germany we provide an inspection service cars in ukraine, the technical condition of the conformity of the information declared by the seller, if and whether it is worth buying it or not well, in fact, as they say, with the beginning of the war, the broad staff for the invasion of ukraine believed that our as they say, our skills and our work can be necessary and literally probably from the first