[000:00:00;00] in general, all of antonov's planes are unique, each in its own way, here is the an-74 moss, to carry out landings, reports 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 22 antey when it flew to ali bourge it was in the 60s. and it was the biggest plane in the world even before ruslan and before mria, a big plane before ruslan. you

have to be careful because they are sharp so as not to get hurt if we see two 28 planes . then there was also a 22 and another on the 22. these are test ones cars ruslan 124 is also a car yes, this an-74 is a varvara plane, because it was painted in the color of the military, they deliberately came and

blew it up, although this plane has not even flown for probably 15 years, it was already standing on a peg , so it is already such a piece of the museum, in fact, it is a museum exhibit, it is a museum exhibits already in the first days, putin said that he would arrange a real decommunization, so it turns out that they also blew up monuments . all

made by people with great intelligence, this is a science, every plane has a soul, but we think so because tens of thousands of people worked on them, and everyone invested their part, their work and their soul. that's why all these planes have a soul, even though they are already on the shelf long hours, well, summer, but there is a bit of history in them, there is a history of each of these people. i think that these people do not even turn my tongue to call them people, as they say at our company, even if they build a doghouse

, and not move, barbarians are just barbarians or airplanes our ruslans brought help to the whole world during the covid humanitarian crisis. we transported the same dream to america. she flew all over the world when she landed in australia. yuria came out to meet 15,000 people and she carried our flags. that’s a lot of people in buch and irpen they said that their apartments were actually looted because they said that you will not live like this, well, that is, i think that some of those soldiers are really just jealous of what is happening in ukraine, russia she is not fighting with those from moscow from peter is fighting with those who are from the depths now the thing is not wanted once again well you don't want to talk

in russian because yes the carpet says something but the tongue doesn't turn so it doesn't come back tell me why russia is losing so that's the question what i see we are different in spirit oh we are different in spirit so what do they say there remembering there 45 yes that we were there once as i now see that on the battlefield they fight in different ways the most important thing is that we are on our own land and as they say and said yes who how come to us with a sword here on

a shield it goes well in the fall the memory should be not a short one touched me and probably the biggest story that remained behind the scenes, which the heroes told us about the customers and what they did there on the territory of the airport and near all these buildings. there was a hangar in which there was another plane, ruslan seems. this hangar was thin, although there was electricity and the door could be opened simply by pressing a button , but they did not look for easy ways and tried to break through it, as a result,

they somehow managed to break through, and when they entered on the territory of this hangar, they lived there, set up a kitchen and set up a small brazier just under the turbine with some kind of engine, which actually , well, you are planning, yes, the main engine, which, roughly speaking , started the others, that is, as the power unit of this word, the situation is kind of a lot of kerosene well, it was really dangerous, so well and this speaks precisely about the level of these people who ended up there, that they did not catch up at all. well, in short, they argued about who will receive the premier prize this year. so, we are now going to the most senseless death the director of gostomel lyceum number 1 e-e volodymyr, who is actually currently engaged in the reconstruction of the lyceum and is going to start it up by the first of september, of course

russians lived in the lyceum and were hiding as civilians in gostomel and he will tell how it happened and we will also talk with a person who i was there directly in the basement and during the occupation of the good day and to be here er and to now be engaged in actual recovery from this can i tell you a little about what exactly happened here? the lyceum was during the occupation of gostomel by the russian military. e-e was under occupation for a month, that is, the russian occupiers lived here directly in the very directly in the lyceum itself, there were people hiding in

the basement during this period , a lot of damage was done to the lyceum, all the doors were broken in, e-e computer equipment was stolen and broken every classroom was shelled by the lyceum and the damaged roof and windows are being repaired , and i think that by september 1 we will try to have the children come and be able to sit at the desks i have hope, you will show me a little. of course, please come. is it just shrapnel or does it seem like it was just shooting , there was a projectile that blew up and blew everything up and flew here. we also had a tv where the news was announced to the children. there were some video surveillance cameras

. we had 36 cameras. video surveillance and of them only 9 remained out of these nine, they were shortened or could not be filmed or were damaged when they were filmed. and so all the cameras were stolen , the server was broken immediately after er left, we er made video recordings in the offices what was there and what was left after the occupiers in our classrooms, photos, video, it is left, it is there and it has already been made public, so the classrooms are now being worked on, boxes are being removed, windows have been ordered, doors have been ordered , er, the roof is being repaired, that is, these works are already underway, the teachers have also removed such obvious ones

and parents helped, volunteers helped, and the institution no longer looks like it did after the occupiers, but there are still remnants that can be seen - we can walk around the institutions and see the doors here, they are just bars they served not to enter, do not walk, this room is the basement, where were the people here now ? good afternoon, there were several children and about 100 hryvnias

were in this room. only with permission they went to the toilets under the muzzle of a machine gun and of course without permission it was impossible to do anything , we had a robotics office here, there were designers’ laptops where the children made their projects, that’s all now, all the elements that were

everything was laid out by the teachers, that is, the motors, parts of which they were also stolen, removed from the 3d printer, the core of the system units, microcircuits , memory, processors, hard drives were destroyed , projectors were taken down in many classrooms, and some of them did not have time to take them out. because they were given to collect quickly, they they say that they already left with good will, but for some reason only in 15 minutes, well, let's go along that curve. that is, all the doors were knocked out, although all the keys were there and there was an opportunity to take it. and when they came in, there were still employees who could help show us the offices were numbered well, here's a picture of something that must be painted on

every door, that's how they broke and beat, well, now they've brought order here. here you see some more records left. these are the uneducated children from school, really , that is, what is their level of development some kind of barbarism, people whose level is so difficult that you can call them human in many classes , they wrote on the blackboards that we came to save you there and so on. stories and, accordingly, er, somewhere for this object, drawings, crossed out faces, er, flags, flags, zombification led to the fact that even in the pictures , they were looking for something banderian, something, something, what , what, what, what goal they set before themselves, people, or

here, or were they touching the books are the library, and the books are all the works of russian literature, all the works were sorted into offices and the offices where they were sitting smoking and lying down, what books are they , well, i don’t understand, were they waiting or not read, well, at the very least, they took it with them russian classics there and russian authors . do you think russian classics should disappear? foreign literature. i am a supporter of the fact that there is no need to study russian literature now , especially in the volume that was devoted to which part and

which part was foreign literature has a lot of authors, writers with whom it is desirable to introduce children to them so that they would be a lot of works of russian literature are aimed precisely at the fact that a person who reads this goes with war war and peace there everything boils down to one violence to the imperial ideology and what it does to people from these children who read this grow up. such traits are brought up that they go to rob, kill and

destroy instead of creating. i want to introduce you to a person who was there all the time of the occupation. this is vera zelenska is an employee of the canteen at the beginning of the occupation, when everything started here, she was here all the time, you were directly at the lyceum, and at the time when 27 were well, the lyceum volodymyr mykolayovych gave us permission to cook for the people first there were 30 in the basement, and then 60, 90 to 120 people. we were in the dining room preparing food, but already on the second russian troops began to come to us, inspecting and breaking everything in the school. and on march 5, they already entered the lyceum

and lived here for two sundays. they did a lot of damage well, here is our dining room, you can continue how many people were with you at that time here and 90 until they were allowed to leave. well , they were not given a corridor. how did they behave here? they didn't touch people, they established their rights without asking, they took the pipe, the products behaved in a kind of way so that no one went anywhere , they didn't take our phones, but we buried the phones, they said that we didn't have phones, but we managed to get in touch slowly , there were a lot of small summers and they did not touch the elderly. well, when i went to the toilet

, they took us there with machine guns and at 6 o'clock they locked us all in the basement so that no one would go out there. in order not to disturb them, they did not disturb what they did directly in the lyceum , they only lived here and based whether they lived, they placed the equipment here, the equipment stood in vases, their armored personnel carriers were in front of the school, tanks were standing behind the dining room, too , there were a lot of them, well, in fact , they were covered by you. until 11 o'clock, and they were already preparing food for themselves after us . well, they said that they came to liberate us

, the people of bandera came. then for it was a very big shock for them, your lyceum is better than ours, it is not broken, however, the cauldron was taken away, the blankets were taken away, the equipment was taken away, the laptops that were packed, they were all being loaded with armored personnel carriers, how much time is needed for recovery, you see, gostomel was a budget-friendly village now e- e glass factory, antonov airport, those budget-forming enterprises are all broken, and the budget will also be problematic because of the repair work, the building itself will be ready by september 1, and i hope. computer technology, all the work we have done, we had robotics offices , which were also robbed, we were participants on several occasions

, there is such a project about a school where we were allocated offices, the cost of one office there was from uah 4,000,000 to 800,000, and these offices should be restored under the current conditions that there will be a lack of funds, it will take years perhaps you have heard that coupons, coupons , ukrainian coupons were found in one of the shot russian soldiers, you understand the former, yes , these coupons were stolen from our museum. here we have a school-like museum here, and here we also had many exhibits , which are very valuable exhibits, including, er, money signs were stolen one after another, and there was this

story that told that one of the russian soldiers was beaten this is when those who ran away were found, these coupons were found. ugh, go on. now the museum will add a section, of course, now we have a lot of exhibits, such as these, and there are shells that can be added to our museum. i am in more than three in his yard i collected a kilogram of fragments, and when we came, they were couch potatoes, and here they directly defecated, here they slept, and two or three meters away , they stole, looted, that's one thing, and they just broke it so that no one got it

. we had a lot of equipment close to us. 250 units of computer equipment in the institution, or they already had a brother with them, they simply broke most of it, not only that, there is also educational equipment that is simply damaged there and uh , they had different electronic laboratories there, they just can't use them they saw what it was, and they just rummaged through it, broke it, looked for something, took it out. of course, they poured it out of the closets - everything was turned upside down, everything was locked, the windows were furniture. somewhere they are advancing, maybe it could have been used in our military , they didn't use it. and when the russians came in. they did everything because this facility is

a peaceful facility, an educational institution. and it was in this facility that they made their base and this is also the most impressive that what could be they did not fight as a military force they fought with civilians they were hiding as civilians what does the lyceum need now and what is lacking if it is in funds then how much money is lacking now for reconstruction we are currently carrying out restoration work they are carried out at the expense of er benefactors, there is a charity fund that collects funds for doors er, we also already have some other funds that want to collect funds for replenishment of equipment, most of the issues

have already been resolved by us today remains an open question - these are funds for computer equipment, printers, projectors , laptops, etc. it is also necessary to restore the internet system in the classrooms, because some of the students may study remotely, if some system is mixed. the design of the territory and the restoration of the stadium, then the work there will make this project and we will also need funds for the fact that we have one broken projectile and on the football field itself we need funds and we have

the possibility of converting the basement into a bomb shelter, which is very important in september, that is, there is some total amount of money. how much are you collecting now, or at all , what was paid under the agreement is about 30 million, and somewhere around 35 million was calculated that the damage caused, which was caused under the time of occupation well, er, that is, there is not much left to restore everything, and millions five million five are left, and i think that with joint efforts we will solve these issues, how did the war start for you, well, for me

, my personal history is very complicated because i lost son, from the very morning of the 24th, they already witnessed the airport being shelled. he lived next to the lyceum, and my house where my wife and i lived is located closer to the airport. my younger son, who lived in kyiv, offered to leave. well, we agreed that i would stay and my wife would leave. the next day, i drove her to the zhytomyr highway, where my son picked her up and they went to western ukraine, and i came back, and already on the second day , not only the airport was shelled, but houses literally in the neighborhood were also shelled the house caught fire. i already suggested to my son that we should go too. unfortunately, my son refused. there were animals , a dog, a cat, at that time they didn't think that they would just go so as not to come under fire and they didn't think that it could be an occupation

. it's a long time and somewhere until march 4 , even though there was already no light here. well, somewhere there was an opportunity to charge the phone in the car, so son and son . the troops have already fully entered gostomel uh, the russians, uh, the first thing they did was kick people out of their apartments, they kicked in the doors, just like you were here at the lyceum, so they kicked in the doors in the apartments . whose doors were closed or didn't they open?

of course, the basement there is not suitable for staying. it is just the basement of a residential apartment building . for a while, the son was in that basement, but the dog jumped out of the basement and the son went after the dog, and they put it not only near school of their apc and they put this equipment near the entrance, they reinforced it themselves in the apartments. so the son came out of the basement and looked there where the dog was. and they saw that he was near their equipment, but at first they beat him badly and when he came to, he wanted to

to go back there, they were also there in the apartment, they lived there, and they took him again, took him to the garage and shot him, shot him as they shot in buchi, his hands were behind his back and in the back of his head, the investigators found six shell casings in therefore the garage where he was shot and three bullets the bullets were so against what pierces a bulletproof vest it was somewhere on march 13 and somewhere on the 19th when they left the house and the neighbors found the body, the guys just noticed that there was one ugu open in the garage, they looked in there and found sergey's body, they hid it first house, then when he was already released, we buried him in the guest house with about 100