[000:00:00;00] well, they can't be that bad, but the problem is that they haven't lived with this so-called neighbor for centuries, they haven't fought with them for centuries, as we ukrainians and they know very little on the cheeks are really capable because, well, we don't need to invent any fakes about how they suck, about how they fight, but how they kill and rape the local population, how they pull out the washing machines because they do it all themselves . our military unit is next to the school and across the fence from the military unit is

at the airport, everything started here at 6 a.m., luckily for us, a rocket landed at you, there were no casualties among the military or civilians, but in the civilian dormitory , the windows were broken, we hoped that it would be the biggest destruction of the day, but literally a few hours later, their turntables arrived there were 35-40 of them somewhere, first the attack and k-52 and 24 helicopters arrived and they covered the approach of myth 8 from the airborne troops on board. and according to our calculations, there were somewhere 200, maybe 300 airborne troops who tried to land on airstrips and in the fields here in principle, from here you can see the holes in the hangar, that’s it, they just er-er fired rockets at the buildings located at the airport before they landed, we managed to shoot down for several days the eighths that were transporting the landing force according to our calculations, somewhere

three helicopters were destroyed our er soldiers, because 99% of the brigade at that moment was in the east , the soldiers were performing their tasks. so they began to pour in machine guns rather recklessly. they advertise on the star channel, there is nothing like it, nobody in the world has it yet. but before my eyes, the k-52 flying tank caught fire and flew away , made an emergency landing. somewhere over there in the airport area, after that we had a shooting battle with paratroopers, but the problem is that we very quickly ran out of all anti-aircraft means, we could not continue the battle because, well, to continue the battle against such a large number of aircraft simply by having small arms, a senseless rear, and that

morning was the next under the control of the airport and land their main forces here, they could have done this in the kolingrad region in europe. yes, someone could have just deployed a bridgehead here and already from here attacked kyiv, it was a very big risk because we see that they turned bucha into gostomel there. the appearance of the suburb of kyiv, gostomel , was obviously their priority goal. because there is a very large airstrip here, it is capable of receiving huge transport planes, that is, it is a strip that was used by about 15 or 18 vl-76 planes with paratroopers with paratroopers with infantry and equipment were already approaching rostov, that is, 86 are transport planes that allow you to transport, well, in fact, anything, and then

the command made two very reasonable decisions: first, they decided to withdraw the personnel from the base in order to avoid human casualties and the second they caused an artillery strike on the takeoff and reported that the parcel lane was damaged, it was damaged enough that they could not use this lane in the future, this is a stadium in general school it was an artillery position, in short, the story is the same on the same evening of the same day when we landed here and we left, well, a funny fact. in short, they all died because our landing party flew in and shot everything from the air. that everything that ran on the ground , then they landed and the whole night

they hunted for survivors, and here about a hundred russian paratroopers were destroyed, those from whom this airport still makes heroes blind. and in general , gostomel was under the control of ukrainian forces for two days in a row, because all those troops who were supposed to bring here on mud sat down in gomel, belarus, because they could not use a plane, and from there there was already a huge column that reached them by land. here they set up an ambush in the dealer's area , but then everything ended in bc, and the paratroopers had to retreat to an empty, half-ruined base. tik tok about the fact that they destroyed two and a half thousand ukrainian nationalists, but nothing, they died. the next day, because they tried to fight their way through bucha, and

about him, they had a new column a ten-hour battle with the local buchan teroborona, the rest of the demoralized kadyrov troops retreated further to belarus, they said that they did not want to fight , they fought here. dug and fortified them with what they found on this playground, this school was their barracks , and their 120 mm mortars were located here - mortars that, in principle, allowed them work from here well to irpen, i think we got it there, the radius is about 8 km why did they hold on to the airports if the elite one was destroyed i have such information that they

planned to restore this airport yes although it is very difficult and it requires some specific technology there you need special concrete, it has to be laid in a certain way but i think that they tried to restore it in fact, it is a huge open area of ​​the terrain where it is very difficult to hide both equipment and personnel from artillery fire, in addition to the fact that the airport is far enough from the civilian sector, that is, you can safely work on it, whatever you want, what we actually did with the help of our intelligence era, we determined that the kadyrovs who were there at this airport, they gather, well, a crowd of people at a certain time in at the same place, we launched an artillery strike and, accordingly, all the equipment that was parked there, it was all

burning and exploding, there was a lot of bull. demonstrations, the whole site was strewn with rubber bullets to break up the demonstration, well, that is, the national guard came and they hoped to take kiev in three days , which means that if any demonstrators come out , we will fight them there . i think she is not the only one here , for example, ukrainian termukha, the fact is that they stole a lot of clothes, in particular, underwear and shoes, they have underwear, thermal underwear, shoes of very, very poor quality, so they played our part and actually walked in our clothes

because it is of much higher quality, and damn alushanochka, they took it like a russian fairy tale, it’s a pot. well, in fact , it’s similar, well, absolutely in their own style, they made up a whole bunch of garbage with special ones , they left it somewhere on the 10th day, uh, their command transferred it is the provision itself, it actually means that all the neighboring shops were visited, they went from house to house, in fact all the apartments in the neighborhood were looted, well, it is difficult to even say that they mainly use the buryats in kadyrivets and all other captive peoples to capture new territory, well, in fact, there are uh, majors from uh, moscow, they don’t come to fight for anything, they haven’t heard about the parts from there, well, there is such an opinion that they will lose uh, i think you also talked about it precisely because they don’t have

ukrainians now in their army 100%. actually, that's why the soviet union was so afraid because the ukrainian army was part of the soviet army, they participated there in the war in afghanistan and before anything else. and after that , chechnya began. we saw how the first chechen company ended. ukraine is not dying, the border is improving, in general, i believe that the victims of russian information operations need to be given some kind of psychological rehabilitation, because it is usually very, very difficult to convince them with facts, and this is even more so for the residents of russia, who were simply selected by the method of selection. a generation of zombies who massively support putin there

, many of our foreign friends mistakenly believe that in this war you are only putin to us , in fact, in the whole war you are collective putin to us and this is a very big problem. my father took part in the prague spring as a conscript in the soviet army and then , er, he actually spent the rest of his life in prison for being an occupier, and i’m just wondering if the same thing will happen to a chechen an epiphany that they may be occupiers. and chechens, by the way, are very offended. around me, we call the kadyrovs chechens, which means the chechens who are now fighting for us. at the end of their stay here, they had to flee from here very quickly, very, very quickly, and they they left us a lot of gifts, including 100 boxes of 125-mm shells for the tank, which we gladly returned, but without

the boxes. in short, there was a lot of food here, and also all the remains of their dry rations. and their swastika was decorated with a swastika. that’s it. just primary classes i remember when i came here for the first time literally a few days after the release of this place and here rubik's cubes were cooked, that is, they are there, i don't know, maybe smoking, maybe drunk, just there they took rubik's cubes from the primary classes we were sitting, how did they make up this russian way of life, we can’t understand it until now when we see what they leave behind, but according to all ukrainian statutes, for example, a banal toilet should be located a kilometer from your positions. toilet there in the subway of the place where they slept in our barracks, they equipped themselves with bricks, toilets right next to their

beds. they went there, although of course they did not use the toilets. it is more convenient to retreat into a hole because the majority of their population does so and i think that for many in ukraine it became a discovery of how they really live because we see in propaganda and their fearless tanks and helicopters and there is some life in moscow jupiter and here comes the people, the population of the village, and the people simply learn that they do not know what a soul is and are looking for a bathhouse. there have been cases where a buryat there, for example, someone there takes a faucet with him. i will put a plug in the wall, i will have hot and cold water, a lot of foreign volunteers are coming here , that is, they talked to the director, and they all

want to help, i see volunteers from australia, from the states, from ireland, they come here and want to help in force of their capabilities maybe rebuild something and restore something maybe help with money there it was very interesting to meet volunteers who, er, have experience in providing psychological help and they work with the local population who lost their homes there, lost their homes and well survived very, very many horrors, and here they are helping them. what forces managed to get them out of here? the fact is that after about a month of their stay here, we managed to prepare and almost completely close the operational environment of their group here , they lost very, very many of their battalions, then you are tactical groups they had very poor supply security because

we were specifically trying to destroy their supply lines destroy their command posts and so on in the operational environment there were very, very many of their troops for according to my data, we can talk about thousands of ugu, and that is why they were forced to leave here very, very hastily. when we entered our barracks, our chief foreman of the brigade found there a whole bunch of trophies that they were preparing for themselves. for example, a ukrainian flag will be sewn to it this guy was embroidering it with our patches in order to later take it to ulyanovsk or khabarovsk somewhere there, but he was not lucky and we returned it to all the paratroopers who are now being made heroes here. well, that's the case in the fact that since putin cannot present

a decent future, he needs a decent past, and they create the past from myths and legends, and for example, they claim that there are 200 paratroopers, these are heroic spartans they landed here, they killed everyone, but they killed a few, a lot, two and a half thousand nationalists , as they claim, and accordingly they build their myth on this .

means well, i will not lower for those who went to the gostomel landing by the way, they like to say that we destroyed the dream of our own artillery, the dream was destroyed for the first time in a day , that is , as we can see. behind the fence, behind the garages, you can't see her from here, and to be honest, i think she's not there, but she was there. and when the smoke rose, i thought that they must have hit some kind of fuel storage, but one was so very intense. she was saved. i remember i asked the soldiers. they said that the soldiers who were on patrol said that they saw a dream with the engine removed. but on the 24th the sky was already blocked and therefore it did not fly anywhere, although in fact it could have already been somewhere far away together with other planes

, it remains a mystery to me why they destroyed the dream because every pilot in the world knows what the dream looks like and it is obvious that they were just trying to symbolically show that they are destroying the ukrainian dream . yes, but we know that you can destroy the an-225, but you cannot destroy the ukrainian dream. which was called sad er 15 years ago, this is such a strange feeling because you are constantly in the circle of your people, they are in one way or another in their places all the time, and in this case, it seems to me that he was also

constantly looking for something like this, although he himself such a quite creative person, we didn't reveal it in this interview, but in fact he had his own band, now he also records his own tracks, in addition to being a military press officer, during the retaliatory war, not only they are shooting a video like this, i have such a personalized reflection of me in this on this trip in this story of ferretin's story, uh, what struck me was that it was really thanks to our military thanks to their actions that they didn't bomb the airstrip there and so on, they didn't let the russians get a foothold there and arrange there is its airfield from which it strikes, i am convinced that if

this territory were captured and so reliably fortified, then kyiv would also get even more nuts. it is not known that we were all waiting. and they also started to create this myth that there are 200 people there it seems like who are the paratroopers of the hostomelsky paratroopers, what are they there now, the heroes are writing a song about them there, yes bell, really, they are all the mothers on the internet of these er, er, sodosyatnits , sing this song and mourn in this way, but in fact, he is a criminal, it is so amazing in fact, these are constantly like that alice through the looking-glass, you know, and yes

, these are mirrors, because the truth is only one, and how bizarrely it is distorted in russia, and it never ceases to amaze me. and i also wonder that with each trip, we, uh, learn new things types of weapons, please, airplanes, artillery, all kinds of setabbreviations, it would be better if we never knew this, yes, but the company is going to gostomel, now we are going to shoot at the istanbul airport, where the russians actually blew it up, they found it, a dream, which

will potentially be restored now, there are such dreams i hope that someone will take an active role in this. i know that we have already collected for the dream on crowdfunding. i think that we can raise how much the plane costs. so richard branson also came to the guest house. now we will talk about it with to the acting director of the state enterprise antonov, this is the front landing gear. i really hoped that it did not collapse because it is a unique part of the plane, it was the main airfield on which not

only was our airline based, which carries out transportation on the largest airplanes in the world, at this airfield we learned to fly all antonov airplanes, uh, he started flying at this airfield on plumers , when was the an-2, then all these airplanes learned here, that is, they were built. no, they flew to svyatoshino , then they flew here we were taught to fly a destroyed plane. what is the an-225 plane in front of us, which was the largest cargo plane in the world, which could carry 250 tons . it was once built for the air launch of

the buran program. he also raised the exploitation of it i have already started for transportation, you became the head of a state enterprise antonov, recently acting, what directly happened to the dream with the dream well, what do you see with your own eyes , what actually happened to it?

employees are not of the national guard , therefore investigative actions are now being conducted to determine what actually happened at the time when this part of us was destroyed and most of all was damaged here, the entire roof was shot through break it with splinters now we are taking it apart because it is very dangerous to work under it, that's why we need her here to clean it all richard benson came here recently about what was the conversation with him, does he want to take on the restoration of the dream or is it more political now, said kind bridges world this one

came for, perhaps there is something in this and we will be able to do this because he is now also engaged in the space program. and this plane was primarily for the space program, probably the next plane that we will rebuild will be also for the purposes for which it was built, well, the engine is still alive, this engine is certainly already like that, let’s see, the fan was damaged, and these engines are probably still dust-flying, is there any calculation of the total number of destroyed equipment here now, well, it’s not

our equipment. well, that’s why it’s not our losses, but she brought us losses now , well, we can't say the exact numbers yet, because the volume is very large, you see the airfield is very large , we'll see what's left, what was damaged , then there will be more examinations, then there will be more an independent estimate and then we can already, well, with the final one, you will see some numbers, but uh, on the first one, that’s what i saw. well, it will be billions , you know, everyone says it’s a dream, so dream, but we well, we must not forget there is ruslan a su-24, which is also flew and it was also destroyed, but it was more robbed from the inside, yes, no, it was disassembled . because it was being maintained

, it burned from the inside. yeah, because somewhere there was a projectile, it was torn apart, because it was also damaged from the outside. field splinters but we him as well as restore the dream, we will restore it. yes, we have created a technical commission for each plane, we are studying the condition of each plane, just like in the village . well, which is not completely destroyed , flights are currently being carried out. in fact, five planes remained on the wing, which were abroad at the time, they were on commercial flights, yes they are there now and flights are being made, but we hope that

the war will finally end one day our victories so we will return, we will repair the airstrip and be able to receive our planes here as before good day well , you see where there were arrivals and the destruction of the cladding almost all of it is fragmented, fragments of the field are all dedicated, the wings are dedicated, you know, as they say, our workers are afraid of their hands, so when the restoration will begin, everything is already in the process, when they approached the designer, they began work on assessing

the technical condition, this is already work, well, in general , antonov's planes are all unique each in its own way, the an-74 moss to carry out landings, take off on a person, this is an an-26 plane, it also came under fire for the first time in days, we also had an airworthy an-22 antey when he flew to ali bourget, it was in the 60s a it was the same the biggest plane in the world even before ruslan and before mria