[000:00:00;00] the reconstruction with this painting is only about a year old and many people do not know about it at all. they think that everything was like that here , but this is a reconstruction . those and the historical center still lay in ruins , a part of eastern germany was then controlled by the socialist government, and together with it , the socialist concept of building a modern city with large areas, long straight streets and inexpensive housing, so on the shore, won when new quarters with soviet panels began to appear, in most cases the government did not take into account the historical buildings, and if the building was already so flimsy , it was dismantled and demolished, and some areas of this place were demolished completely, because simply whole quarters were built new, all the so-called khrushchev - the second drizhniv return and the renaissance after the fall of the berlin wall in the 90s, then returned to the issue of rebuilding

lost historical monuments, many buildings in the city were restored from ruins and preserved by people who understood that it is important to even preserve the ruins and save the parts that can later be identified from where they came from, the frauen kirch cathedral became a symbol of the city's recovery, this is what the church of mala looks like after the bombing, the stones were saved by the townspeople, the townspeople numbered and smoothed the church, restored it according to archival drawings, and the decisions regarding the reconstruction were different on for example, a memorial space was created on the site of a gothic church, and the three-hundred-year-old building of the lipsis baul museum was reconstructed so as not to hide the scars of the war. if you look at the structure of the building to see the original parts that survived after the war here and the old support structure it is made of concrete columns it is a kind of honesty about the old and the new and about the scars and showing these scars it is important for future generations to be able to feel touch and understand from

the tower of the city hall of the city of leipzig you can clearly see the places who after the second world war are still idle to build every free piece of land here , they are not in a hurry, all decisions are discussed from the first by the society, they say, go ahead. here , the geeks destroyed them during the second world war, they did not restored you see this empty place and now there is a huge debate about it how should we use this land in this space there are many trees and some people ask why should we cut down trees for new investors but investors are obliged to equip a new green area this is the law also it is forbidden to build here high-rises after the fall of the berlin wall, citizens began to actively leave leipzig, and then the question arose of how to return people to the city, there were two key tasks: to provide jobs and return people, now we have many others various goals, but then there were only

these two. by the 1945s, 718,000 citizens lived in this city. they still cannot return to the pre-war level . urban planner sofiya chugueva will definitely face ukraine for this. she is already studying the experience of german cities, she says. the people of the city should become comfortable and attractive for life and no one gives people housing, but the city has created comfortable conditions for people so that they can move here and have more favorable conditions here , e.e. their own housing or buy or build well for due to all the former destruction of the sewers and so on, there was almost a lot of free space, and this space was a potential for various creative projects, social projects for landscaping, and partly for the construction of new housing . decades ahead, yukhin is convinced that reconstruction

is also an opportunity to change cities for the better . you are now under pressure. you must provide housing for internally displaced persons , provide training, but also now is the time for proper planning don't think only about housing for people, think about access to trade training and this may be a chance for certain areas in ukraine to take advantage of this chance right now, we want to see our cities as creamy after the victory, but the khotinov tsn 1+1 marathon is the only news so that was the final issue of friday , august 11, we believe in victory and victory and we are getting closer as much as we can and everything will definitely be

ukraine chevrons that bring victory closer, the sea can turn into a hot spot on the land the waves of the offensive can roll, the air can become a wall of fire on the path of the enemy , fire, the naval forces of the armed forces of ukraine prove it every day by their own example, we are proud of you . unite to help and restore victims of free communities 15 regions have already supported kherson oblast and will rebuild

26 settlements in the region side by side we will rebuild kherson oblast side by side we will rebuild in every affected community in our country, the shelter is in bad condition. where to go, check the shelter yourself, the instructions from the ozone public monitoring group will help with this, download it, check the shelter and pass the information on to the representatives of the state administration in your district, they will pass on the comments to the person responsible for the condition of the shelter balance to the recipient and monitor the performance and quality of the work to try in safety the right of everyone, they are big, there are many of them. the question is how many of us, which ones to kill if we

lose the existence of the country under a huge as a question, we must not allow it to develop into the next operation of the joint forces. what is the difference between russia and ukraine, the main thing is not to shoot, but it is probably necessary to ask these people who were shot somewhere in the kharkiv forest or in the kherson region. it is easy not to be angry with people in the rear when you in the war, i am andrey. i am a unit commander, a battalion commander of the 24th separate mechanized brigade . i am 30 years old. i have been in the army since the 21st year. primary officer's rank that is, you came here an attachment and became a combatant, how are you before the courier growth is possible war is

a shortage of personnel, a shortage of er personnel and in principle here and there is the answer is it now good or bad that is, it is possible without there is a certain way out the aspect that you cannot become a battalion commander there if you were not a company commander, you cannot immediately become a company commander if you were not a platoon commander, and unfortunately, the war speeds up everything, and this is more of a minus than a plus. we understood that if there is a full-scale war, it will be in in principle, somehow prepare yourself from a moral point of view. well, i don't know if it's possible to prepare yourself like that. you'll already check whether you've prepared yourself, when you'll see it all, and here's how to prepare yourself professionally, well, i guess we

've been working on it long enough maybe right maybe wrong something we took into account something we didn't take into account but we were preparing well if we hadn't been preparing i think everything would have been different about a week before the full-scale invasion the enemy's artillery began to work more actively they fired such point some kind of fire damage over there on the battalion positions, but in principle, well, nothing new, it was just more often like an ordinary exacerbation, we did not pay serious attention to it in principle, and on the 24th, everything changed a little, the artillery fire increased several times, that is, they already took such on himself the role of such disturbing shelling, possibly from forging, and already from march 1 , the assault operations began, from the first days it became clear that the forces and means that he uses in

the direction of the shepherd and they are colossal. that is, there several battalion tactical groups or several brigades operated at the same time, that is, a large amount of equipment, the only point is that the entrance to the settlement is dangerous. it was so narrow, roughly speaking, there is a railway track on one side and a forest on the other side . where you cannot turn around much with equipment, but when they had already entered the settlement and the fighting began in the city, that is, we understood that they had well, here in several directions , other completely different units were used , plus additionally private military companies and there they involved the general wagner and, in principle, we saw the personnel there not only mobilized , first of all, these were the first army corps , well, that is, the lpr dnr, these units and they had good training for assault operations, in principle, these areas where they were, where they were carried out, where

defensive actions continued and the demarcation line passed, they tried practically from the face of the earth. that is, all the nine-story , five-story buildings were crushed, all the private houses were practically destroyed from the face of the earth, well, that is, there the morning began with the fact that the enemy drove up several tanks and continuously discharged ammunition into the buildings in front of them, that is, the nine-story buildings , the tanks fired at the first floor so that the nine-story building either fell or tilted to the side in order to protect itself there from anti-tank calculations which there were nine-story buildings there, in principle, this part of the city is not subject to restoration, tell me, were you surprised by this cruelty, or we have never

encountered an anti-tourism operation or an operation of the united forces there such and such behavior of units, i.e. so that they are not simply wiped off the face of the earth, although we knew this tactic before its existence , i.e. wipe a quarter off the face of the earth and then clean it up, it is possible that there was some surprise and there was , well, there was no time to be surprised by the battles in the south for your the brigades were quite difficult, and for many, perhaps even the most difficult, because the south is difficult, because it is difficult to fight in the south, the steppe terrain is very large, there are a large number of money channels, the fields that stretch from the bottomless there are five by 7 km

which do not end, the distance to the crimea is very small for aviation, it is not enough in general, that is why the enemy’s aviation was very active there, just 15 airstrikes on one village in which there are 30 huts, two streets, this particular bomb strikes, then such bombs were dropped, a large number of enemy equipment, in principle, this created such difficult enough conditions for conducting hostilities well, we fought in such conditions for the first time in the steppe area that here in donetsk region or in luhansk region there are a large number of heights, some differences, some forests then there were just fields plus er here is an urbanized area and there is an area there is one village 20 km away and there are literally two houses , everything else is a field field field field field field literally there

were five crossings on three or four kilometers of the river which either worked or were destroyed at night, restored during the day, destroyed again, that is, the enemy aircraft specifically struck them, also rocket strikes , artillery, from this it all began with the blowing of this river, the most difficult points, perhaps, were in logistics. unfortunately, there was such a situation that the routes logistics to the city were, i wouldn't say difficult to access, but they were constant fire control and they were later already quite so dangerous because the enemy owned more and more of the city . there were also nine-story buildings on which he

successfully used anti-tank guided weapons the battle in the city is very fast changing of the situation, rapidity, very high density of units, very difficult interaction between these units, that's all, well, that's all , combine to all challenges, respond in time it is very difficult for any commander, especially there, a platoon commander, a company commander, a company command, a platoon commander, when we learn about an event, it may already be too late , it is difficult to evacuate the wounded, it is difficult to supply ammunition. it is simply not that it is difficult to think about it. in advance that is, think through all options, all aspects, look for alternative routes, and in principle, if you do all this, then it all worked out. everything

works out for us, we took out a lot of civilians while we were performing the task, we took out more than 50 civilians, together with animals together with their cars. because there were moments when they approached and said that we are there with two cars, we should leave, and it was already at these moments when all these logistical routes were so dangerous and we helped them, we took them out , you look at it all one day a drone flew up to us in the morning, we later posted this photo on the brigade page, you look at the city, and it is simply erased from the face of the earth, and everything is so smoky there with smoke shells and only ruins stick out from the smoke. we were probably only in the movies before

you see movies about the apocalypse, it must have seemed that people can no longer be there because there is no place for them to be, what were they doing there, why did people not leave there even when it was clear that now their house is falling on their heads, when there is nothing to eat, when there is nowhere to buy, when there is no warm water and light, how is it there? people remained there. i don't know. once we took out even an 8-year-old child. what they were doing there, what they were thinking about is not clear. some of these local residents explained to us that they were hoping that bakhmut would return. are now some kind of counteroffensive will begin there and everything will be as it was, but as the enemy advanced to their quarter, destroying house after house , it became clear that this would not happen. and they decided to leave the rest of the people who stayed there and stayed. i think

what they were waiting for was not a counterattack, unfortunately they were waiting for the arrival of the russians and it is difficult to take one landing , what makes the difficulty seem simple is the landing, there is equipment and the people are armed with it, why then is it difficult to take one landing, because they are sitting there there are opponents who also have equipment. there are people and there are shells and there are usually more of them and they are not too close to hand . they know this, i am just an anonymous landing, any decision that is made, then

it is lost on its own, it is very difficult to manage , you know, sometimes they say that there is still a need to negotiate somehow, you would be able to negotiate with the russians , any peace that they offer us will be a pause for the continuation of the war in a month, a day there, a year, two 10 it will be just a pause that they will use to prepare, and we will use this question , people who turn on the tv and watch the news have the impression that the whole world is helping us, a lot of new technology is coming

do you feel that a lot of countries around the world are helping us, they sent us 100 tanks, 200 tanks, 300 tanks for our armed forces, it’s like, well, it’s not there, some sky-high colossal number. i understand that i can’t see these tanks and where they are there, but i i understand very well that they support us and probably from the financial side. that is, it is an extremely heavy blow to the economy. a year and a half there is even more than a year of war. it is an extremely big blow when the infrastructure there suffers from rocket attacks every day and there . tens of millions of dollars are used there every day just to restore it so that the economy of quality works. maybe i don't feel the same way about this help. but i understand that it exists and without this help, we

would n't last for a long time. we will win it is not so easy. what is the difficulty of defeating the russians, besides the fact that they are big, there are many of them, they are big, there are many of them. the question is how many of us there are and in our character . economic resources, they can fight for an extremely long time and there are no sanctions , they will never overcome them, so they will not make such a decision to refuse the introduction of war in ukraine because of the fact that there are sanctions and we are there in our country people live badly let's give up the war, the difficulty will also be that we now have to bring it to an end, we cannot allow it to turn into the next operation of the joint forces, it's just that now the territory of this operation

of the joint forces is already two or three times more than there were some to defeat and kill, and all of them destroy st. petersburg, and someone destroys the machine gun, someone destroys the rifleman with machine gun fire, but the recipe ends and does not end, unfortunately , we are now fighting for the existence of our country and there are two ways out, either we fight and win, or we we will fight and lose, if we lose, the existence of the country is a huge question; if we win, the existence of the country is fixed for a certain period of time

. wars since forever that's all, that is, if we don't fight now for this landing, for this village , for this settlement, for this river, for this bridge, then in a month, in a year, in two years, we will be fighting from a completely different settlement for another landing, but it is already further west and all these people who think that it is not time for them to go there or that i will not go there or that i believe in the armed forces there or that we believe in our air defense and can not hide in shelters or do nothing there if we do nothing then unfortunately history will repeat itself. and we were already losing our independence. unfortunately, from this independence, we also lost millions of people. what is the difference between russia and ukraine, the main thing is not to shoot, but it is probably necessary

to ask these people who were shot somewhere in the kharkiv forest or in the kherson region and they were dug up right somewhere in some park and then they were dug up there for several months and you won't ask them anymore, maybe they some of them said the same thing what's the difference between russia, ukraine or russia that is, in a few months of occupation , they shot why the people, why the people, well, that is, what about you it was further and this is the kharkiv region, this is the region that is closest to russia, there from kharkiv to russia how many there are two songs , as they say, well, that is, that is, if it were, they would reach, they would give to the ivano-frankivsk region, to the lviv region, if they were there reached there, whatever the sums of these people would be, and we will now say, no, this is the 21st century, and it cannot be like that, but they will not do such a thing , but it turns out that some people probably live in

the 20th or the 19th, easily a person who is it has nothing to do with it, it doesn't suffer from it in any way. what's the difference? what's the difference between russia and ukraine? and when you lose your wife, your brother , your child, when they just take her out and shoot her because they didn't like her there, because she was there, she speaks ukrainian. in fact, it's very then this question should be asked easily don't be angry with people in the rear when you're at war i don't even know what to say it's easy to see you know there everyone is walking around people are basically having fun i somehow managed to get away from it i don't know how to get away from it don't pay attention to it don't think about it for

the military wear casual clothes i think it's like that. it's great. well, it means that you're on vacation. that means that you're leaving and no one knows that you're a soldier . no one hides their eyes from you. you yourself a little uncomfortable, that is, by the way, i have never noticed such a thing, but now i noticed that when you go in a military uniform, people hide their eyes , men, everyone talks about a coup, but everyone imagines it differently, let's start with the fact that there are no russians on the territory of ukraine, this is a victory in principle well, that is, it must go to some logical conclusion. i am not ready to answer about these territories that have been occupied for 8 years . this is a very difficult question, and there if

everyone is shouting that we will release them now two and reach the border. this is a very difficult question because the children there are 11 years old, they were there for another 10 years in the 14th year, now they are basically 18-19 years old, they are brought up on anti-ukrainian ideas, our aviation and i hope they are brought up on anti-ukrainian ideas, that's why it's very a difficult question is how to liberate these territories, what to do with them next if we liberate kherson and there we saw how we were welcomed there with flags, although there were moments when they said something to us there, came here and returned, well, that is, we don’t know how the people there will perceive most likely the hostile self i don't think that anyone waited eight or nine years until there was a counteroffensive there

, still waiting for release. well, he would have left a long time ago. do you like our aviation? i believe that no weapon that will be provided to us there will not break the course of the war, that is, that we will not they gave us the course of the war, it will not break the course of the war. that is, we all expected when they gave us that it all started there, that they gave us anti -tank weapons there, well, they gave us, that is, it affected the war, but it did not break it, we expected that they would give us tanks and armored vehicles, and they give us it will not break the war we will be given time at 16 and that will be it it's great, but it won't break the course of the war behind all these weapons, there are people behind any tank, behind any plane with any rifle in their hands, this is the person who is the most difficult in the army, despite the fact that everyone

works in the infantry, everyone who did not serve in the armed forces forces, all types of troops, all divisions, which functions they do not perform, they perform everything in order for the infantry to fulfill their task, because only then when an infantryman raises a flag there at some height or in some populated place and declares him liberated there. how is it with us there now it's fashionable there, they were released there, they advanced there as much as 100 m, only then the matter is considered completed, how would everyone not work, everyone, everyone, everyone who works in the infantry is still the most difficult for us to win on the battlefield, we have to win first and foremost, it is very important not to just shout there that's what we are. someone will go to the counteroffensive. someone there will release everything now and now everything will be. and

everything will be done now. it's a big job and it's very difficult. this war can't be compared to any other war, local, some kind of military. conflicts, it can only be compared with some big war, we understand very well that the big war was not influenced by any type of weaponry, the vacation is so real 40 grandfathers 45-50 days if they give you and what will you do nothing what the guys there say when the war will end i don't know but no on the 23rd, unfortunately, unfortunately, we can't say what will happen tomorrow, we can't even say what will happen in an hour er and probably from er in these one and a half years of war . i have already stopped forecasting and planning