[000:00:00;00] yes, oleksiy salivanov was born in kyiv in 1980. until the age of 14, he was an assistant to the minister of defense of ukraine pavlo lebedev. he organized cossack circles in kyiv, and after the expulsion of yanukovych, he joined the luhansk militants and became an apelchen of donbass on local television. the occupied luhansk region even introduced a tv program where he dispelled the game about ukraine and ukrainians . m of the most mercenary animals ukraine anti-russian project of the second goal

of ukraine no well, could you expand it? to give up such a valuable cadre after the occupation of part of the zaporizhzhia region, they sent livanov to melitopol for service, where they found out that he was a pedophile who forcibly kept an underage girl in his apartment. this was confirmed by sullivanov's colleague on the project in varosia, the terrorist igor girkin . dofilom ai-ai-ai how awkward it turned out despite all this set of qualities did not prevent the collaborator sullivanov from taking the post of deputy head of the main department of the fake ministry of internal affairs of the occupied part of the zaporizhzhia region, the sbu has already declared him a suspect. so far, treason is being hidden from the law enforcement agencies. ports in kherson oblast reported a suspicious

announcement to the head of the holoprystanskyi of the police department, buzukin, the deputy chief of the holoprystan police department, the village of runguvu, the chief of the criminal investigation department, voronovo, the chief of the road patrol service department, notchenko, and an employee of the criminal investigation department - kolisnichenko. they are all local residents who, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, supported the russian invaders and offered their help in the war against ukraine

. or to the created by the occupiers of the main department of the ministry of internal affairs of the kherson region, this water body fulfills the task of suppressing resistance and intimidating residents of the temporarily occupied areas of southern ukraine, and they are not currently trying to resign from their positions and flee to the territory of the russian federation, so they are afraid of a ukrainian counteroffensive, as reported in the center of national resistance, a large number of collaborators of the security forces of zaporizhzhia and kherson regions have written reports for their release, in addition to the fear of appearing before a ukrainian court for treason , the policemen are also frightened by the prospect get to ranks of the occupation army, however, the leadership of the occupation police refuses to sign reports on dismissal and forbade collaborators to leave the settlements in which they serve, moreover, policemen are also recalled from vacations in order to avoid meeting with the armed forces, some collaborators tried to agree on hospitalization in local hospitals, but it is not easy to do this, since almost all the beds are occupied by wounded russian invaders

. ri sided with the enemy and served the occupiers in their authorities from among the convicts and for salesmen in the ranks of two ukrainians who got a job in the police force during the nine-month occupation of kherson. the shevchenkivsky district court of kyiv sentenced viktor kyrylov and viktor kozdoy to 12 years in prison . is now paid to fellow inmates in the column there they will be heard and discharged in 12 years, i think repeatedly things if it were not for the new article of the criminal code, such as kherson policemen - kyrylov and kozodoy could be tried not for collaborationism, but for treason, which

under martial law is immediately 15 years of imprisonment or life imprisonment, but in march 2022, in the first days of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation, the ukrainian parliament voted for changes to the criminal code, foreseeing various forms of cooperation with the enemy and, accordingly, in some cases less severe punishments but those who volunteered but went to work in an illegal agency on the occupied territory will be significantly softened, of course, so let them be happy that they fell into the hands of our law enforcement officers and not partisans, otherwise the south of ukraine would already be fertilizer, scumbags, the squads, you wanted to live in the russian yoke, colorado, your treasonous epaulettes will only add years to you in prison. let's send

all the traitors after the russian ship see you in a week on the air with the press, the program of the ukrainian voice of america service will be watched at time. i am nataliya lounova. i congratulate the united states. the united states announced a new package of weapons for ukraine in the amount of one billion 300 million dollars. it included four additional nasams systems, artillery shells, equipment for demining, high-precision aviation ammunition, attack drones and many other equipment will be purchased from manufacturers, that is , it will take more time to deliver it to the battlefield, i

explained to the pentagon. they are this aid package aimed at strengthening ukraine's capabilities in the medium and long term, this assistance is especially important now that russia has withdrawn from the grain agreement and renewed attacks on port cities, said white house spokeswoman karin jean-pierre. the ministry of defense announced a new package of security assistance to support the ukrainian people who bravely defend their country. additional artillery shells and demining equipment as well as unmanned airlines and equipment that will help ukraine to better protect their ports, such funds are important because russia has emerged from the grain agreement and resumed attacks on port cities as we have seen it over the last two days in the case of the operations . libr all of which managed to destroy also played used

coastal missile complex with temporary occupied crimea and hit odesa with onyx, and the strategic aviation struck with х-59h22 missiles, launching mines and drones. russia shelled odesa and a day earlier, when samantha power, administrator of usa id, was there, she saw with her own eyes the consequences of russian air donations, and today in kyiv, she condemned putin's decision to withdraw from the grain agreement. i think that the country and world leaders should publicly condemn russia's decision to withdraw from the initiative, which was two-thirds of wheat is exported from ukraine to the rest of the world

was exported as a result of the black sea grain initiative to developing countries, this is a huge amount of wheat. but again, there can be no neutrality regarding the use of food as a weapon of war. every person who believes in eradicating world hunger must stand against a step that creates more hunger in the world for no reason . russian grain and grain stolen in ukraine in the temporarily occupied territories, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, said this at the un on tuesday. one of the goals pursued by russia's exit from the black sea grain initiative is to provoke an increase in grain prices and at these high prices to sell as much of its russian grain as possible, including mixing stolen ukrainian grain with russian grain, and earn money from this to finance its war machine. well, put

something in your pocket for the yacht it is one hundred percent ago what we see as they block the e-e black sea corridor russian ships with grain are screwing at full power from russia through the black sea to other markets we know about the efforts of the russian federation to create an alternative alternative agreement on humanitarian supply but builds alternative export routes through the danube and through the land the border to europe, mykola gorbachev, president of the ukrainian grain association, said on the air of the morning briefing of the voice of america that it is a big challenge, according to him - it is a much more expensive cost of logistics compared to traditional vessels across the black sea

, so difficulties with exports and a higher price may lead to the fact that ukrainian farmers will plant less, and this is a challenge to global food security since the full-load invasion 1.5 years ago ukraine has sufficiently strengthened its infrastructural capabilities to export by alternative routes and so on today we can already export about two million tons of grain and oil every month through the danube rivers and i hope that next month we will have a record uh, we will already see a figure of 3 million tons. we can also export grain through the infrastructure of europe by shipping by rail and road transport, so today we can ship somewhere around 3.5 million tons per month and in the near future the improvement will be somewhere around 4.5 million, but before the war we are only through the

black sea ports, we are from 7 million tons were shipped to a month ago, it is clear that we have not yet reached the necessary criteria, so i would like to emphasize here that it is extremely important for us to solve the issue of reducing the cost of logistics, because if we do not reduce the cost of logistics for our agricultural producers, who, i remind you, work without any subsidies, they can reduce the sown area for the next season, and in this case there will be no one to solve the problem, ukraine will remain with grain, but the world will remain without ukrainian grain, and i think that the

developed countries will pay for this in advance wolf inflation, and developing countries don't even have enough funds for such jewels as corn and wheat, so i'm sure that the international community must find ways to use that lever or lever of influence on russia in order not to stop grain production by the initiative of ukraine . ukrainian farmers in the story of anna kostyuchenko and pavel suhodolskyi 47-year-old farmer ruslan golub observes the harvest on his land in the kyiv region, about six thousand hectares of wheat have been sown here for more than 30 years of farming from established contacts with leading global traders due to russia's withdrawal from the grain agreement , according to him, the russian side is not worried

. russian and russian experts since i communicate with traders, they do the opposite, artificially create a queue, we don’t check and many ships stand just on raids, a farmer from the netherlands has been managing case housing in ukraine for more than 20 years on 15,000 hectares of land, he is convinced that the agreement did not work before and the russians repeat their previous rhetoric, it seems that russia repeats its previous statements when they refused to participate in the grain agreement we are sure that it was

ukraine should simply continue without russia the grain export routes were officially negotiated not with russia, but with turkey and the un, therefore ukrainian farmers hope for the support of international partners in the process of transporting grain through the black sea. turkey is able to ensure the operation of the grain corridor itself with the help of the un. there would be the will and we will hope that erdogan has the will in turkey and that the corridor will still work. he does not make a decision about the possibility of a turkish protectorate for ships with ukrainian grain. united organization it is quite possible for nations to ensure the safety of the grain corridor without the participation of russia, the point of which is that the ships moving to our ports and the black sea straits are under different flags, starting from and ending with turkey, and an attack by russian

russians on any ship is, in principle, an act of piracy, according to statistics from open sources . giving birth to alternatives the black sea transport corridor can partly be created by the danube and the development of land routes through slovakia and poland, ukrainian farmers say. however, the black sea remains the most economically exiting route, which provides large water, it provides savings on logistics. yes, when we have all the logistics, if you take from large water, it is a plus of 30-35 dollars ago, and this of course affects the cost of e-e products on the spot. the farmer also emphasizes the importance of the black sea corridor for the sale of ukrainian grain

agriculturists of keishu singh, all this grain is what you are you see, it will be lost behind my back, we won't be able to eat so much ourselves. the black sea is the only possibility to take it out. if last year farmers managed to sell wheat for $300 per ton according to previous agreements, then this year the world prices for grain are half as much because fertilizers have risen in price several times. today, ukrainian farmers work almost at a loss. ruslan golub claims today that his earnings are on the verge of zero . he is a small loss. how can it be

? well, he is a ukrainian farmer. term by nature hard-working yes, he understands that yes it will pass and we will return to that earnings, but it is necessary to sow everything equally, according to experts, russia's withdrawal from the grain agreement may, first of all, lead to increased enemy shelling of ukrainian ports, roughly speaking, the corridor consists of three parts. the first part is the ports where they load the second - these are international waters, this corridor itself and the third part - this is the corridor in istanbul, of these three links, the weakest in principle is the ukrainian port , according to the expert, minimize this threat and can increase against air defense in ukrainian ports, in particular in odesa anna kostichenko pavel sukhodolskyi for the voice of america from the kyiv region swiss banks keep at least 200 billion dollars of russian cash

, in addition, switzerland ranks first in europe in the manufacture of components for russian weapons such data is provided by the us helsinki commission. replenishment of our military stockpiles of russian weapons, we found about 300 components manufactured in the usa by 60 different american companies, unfortunately, this is the leading country in the western world with which important dual-use components are supplied to the russians. when it comes to other countries , the first place in europe is taken by switzerland, then germany, the netherlands, great britain, austria and france. regarding participation in any armed conflict, they emphasize their neutrality, then how they became the first country in europe to supply critical components for russian weapons is the main question, but in general, this is a global problem that all the named countries have to solve, we believe that the often mentioned figure of 200 billion dollars of russian money in swiss banks is greatly underestimated, swiss banks work

all over the world and control trillions of dollars both inside and outside in switzerland, many of these assets are represented by trustees of offshore companies, shares and other structures around the world that are difficult to track, according to our estimates, the total amount of russian money controlled by swiss banks is most likely twice as much as everyone thinks and amounts to 400 billion dollars. in my opinion, what is happening in switzerland is only the tip of a much larger iceberg and our other witnesses today talk about it in more detail, but in general, the swiss government is trying

to create the appearance that they are doing something, however in practice, the swiss government does not want to do anything because it is possible to get a lot of profit from dirty russian funds in switzerland, the russian military campaign in ukraine has run out, there is little chance of restoring russian troops, richard moore, the head of the british special service mma-6, said this in prazov. he added that the counteroffensive of ukraine turned out to be difficult, but he said that he was optimistic about success. in his speech at the residence of the british ambassador, he also said that british spies are already using artificial intelligence to prevent the supply of weapons to russia, meanwhile, great britain declassified the archives of the british government of prime minister tony blair, which indicate that even at the beginning of putin's presidency, ukraine warned its western partners about the dangers of the worldview that was then established in the kremlin . optimism about the success of the counteroffensive, the head

of the british special service, moore, because and the ukrainian military leadership and experts say that it is extremely difficult to carry out a counteroffensive without air superiority and under the conditions of dense mining, which the russians managed to achieve. the head of mi-5 intelligence, richard moore, also admitted that obviously the counteroffensive of the ukrainians is not happening as quickly as many would like, but on the other hand, he emphasized that this is obviously justified and, in particular, is explained by the fact that, as he said, the ukrainians protect the lives of their soldiers, while he noted that the ukrainians

liberated more territory in a month than the russian invaders were captured in a year. so, in his opinion, the ukrainian army is moving in the right direction and there is hope for even more success. it is clear that water is not a mortician. it is richard who can say that artificial intelligence can be very dangerous if it is used with evil intentions, so he said that it is not necessary that regulations are actually needed and for this we need to agree on international international policy, but he said that when it comes to special services, as he said, they are experimenting like crazy people. he didn't tell everything, of course, but here are some details in this situation, my teams are now using artificial intelligence to enhance but not replace their own judgment about how people can act in different situations, they combine their skills with artificial intelligence and mass data to identify and interrupt the flow

of weapons to russia for use against ukraine in the future when artificial intelligence begins to overcome some aspects of human cognition it is possible that digital tools will be able to predict people's behavior better than people, but the unique characteristics of human agents in the right places will become even more important, they are never just passive information gatherers. sometimes they can influence decisions within the government or terrorist group, bohdane. this is the public speech of the head of ms-6. this is something that is not typical of the british intelligence services.

what is he talking about? to the demands of the times, yes, but yes, speeches like these. we have just seen very rare ones. at the same time, the head of the mi-6 special service used it to actually recruit new intelligence officers. he compared the situation to 1968. with the occupation of czechoslovakia by soviet troops after the suppression of the so-called prague spring, when he said that then many outraged soviet citizens became agents of western special services, and he said that now the situation is the same . what does he expect from the russian side, many russians

they will be disappointed by the actions of their government in moscow to cooperate with the western intelligence services, i deliberately draw this parallel with the suppression of the prague spring because now we see russians who are absolutely stunned when they see what is being done on their behalf in ukraine and therefore this moment when people are looking for an opportunity to come and help us and it is not related to what is happening in russia what is happening in russia ultimately depends on the russians but they can help us stop the bloodshed in ukraine by helping us support you key documents indicate that ukraine as early as 20 years ago, she warned that the west was cautious about putin, what arguments did kyiv give and why then were the ukrainians' reservations to the western partners skeptical, well, actually, what happened about 20 years ago, the western countries, great britain and eventually the united states, as well as other western countries, were enthusiastic about new opportunities for cooperation with moscow, unlike in the times of the soviet union, and tony blair was one of those western leaders who was among the first to visit russia, he was

happy to communicate with the newly elected e russian president vladimir putin and it was seen as the opening of new opportunities, at that time they looked very positively at the possibilities of cooperation with russia, and although in ukraine at that time they already saw threats in ukraine, they looked much more skeptically at what was coming from moscow, what russia and in particular putin were doing in chechnya during the so-called second chechen war when some chechen cities and in particular large parts of the city of grozny in chechnya were starting

from the ground m hopes maybe even naïveté, but now british former british prime minister tony blair says that he has actually recovered from this naïveté and, for example, now he says that it is impossible to trust, for example, any agreements with putin about a possible settlement when it comes to the russian war in ukraine if the interests of ukraine are not taken into account. this is what he said recently in an interview with the french agency secret. said

the problem is that we cannot achieve such a decision if either russia receives gains from its aggression or b - it leaves putin in a situation where he will temporarily leave and then return again for your analysis we were on direct contact from london bohdan tsyupa for peace we are moving on our next story is about 90-year-old galina litman who devoted her whole life to telling the truth about how she viewed the second world war and the holocaust the ukrainian town of zalishchyki where the woman was born at the time belonged alo poland, this territory was between two belligerents on the sides of nazi germany and the soviet union, and with a woman who later ended up in the usa, met hanna durzohlib and kostyantyn glubczyk, a 90-year-old polish jewess, galina litman, has been living in the suburbs of the american capital for 57 years. in the fall of 1939, when the girl was almost 7 years old, soviet troops occupied her hometown of zalishchyk, now in the ternopil region. her father, a dentist, was accused of espionage. to the hundred and sentenced to exile to siberia

for 20 years. galina's mother, olga, was left alone with her two daughters. in two years, germany occupied the entire in poland at that time, the shootings of jews began in zalischyki, among others, galina's aunt iryna died in 1942, the germans transferred all the surviving jews of zalischyki to the polish thicket, where a ghetto was later created . to the gestapo, and then my mother told me that she agreed with the german about the only thing she could ask for, listen, i gave all i have, i just wanted him to promise that when we get to the camp, they will shoot us all, but all three of us at once. she didn't want to part with the children , that's what i knew, that she told me the truth, as i told you before, it's always better to tell the truth