[000:00:00;00] here are cats and cannons, i'll tell you that they are aimed in the direction of the city, nowhere, dmytro. and this car is quiet. the first two went to the 36th brigade, the 79th and the policemen. and how did you get them? this is the pride of the russian army, and no, this is the misunderstanding of the russian army, they call it modern , well, oleg, over the tanks of this name. and what are their pluses, are there any pluses, why are they like that, the only plus here is the armor of the fourth class, this is

armored glass, the armor of the shelves is the only plus the old engine, the old box, everything is old, the old chassis is taken from bordem, well, that is, fortunately, they can't think of anything new , because they are russian, we will return on february 24, you are in kyiv, and when you decide to go to mykolaiv, it was your birthday i made the decision that on the 24th, but since it is 400 km, i drove there at four in the morning on the 25th, it was scary, did you know that there are russians in mykolaiv , there are no russians at that time, i hoped that i would be able to make it, and fortunately it was so took place well, about what you can not

to be honest, yes, i really wanted to be in time . i really wanted to do something. asked what the situation was there, what forces, what means, what military units, what artillery means were here, that is, he was leaving for mykolaiv , plus or minus he already understood who was here, the picture was like this before his eyes, the picture was, it was not very funny, uh, because at that time to distribute the right forces and means throughout the territory of ukraine, well, it was impossible, that is, we knew that they would go, but we did not know from which side, with what formations, and there are some people who say that it was possible to plant the right forces there, sharpen the forces and investigate, it was possible to place the people correctly it was not possible because no one knew where they would go, how many, how many, what a feeling it was when

i found out, and oh this one is standing there, we fought with him in the dapa, oh oh this one, too, we talked with everyone , counted the forces and means, unfortunately, they were gone a little. and my soul was calmer when. who was it? you can say 3m, yes, it’s mike, it’s marchela, it’s you, yes, mike, you weren’t here. mike was in command of the team, and the landing party , what to do? yes, but his units worked here , we were constantly in touch with him. he constantly corrected the link, he strengthened it, that is, there were some moments when he suggested how to do it correctly. well, when i heard that well , when it was already the beginning of march, when the 80s came and the battalion commander medved came here. so we called today. well, i exhale. there medved then vladik suharevsky came to 59th street, that is, there is his own, that is, we

will understand when people understand each other from the middle of a word, that is it . i want to clarify. brigade of the 82nd cheap, at that time he was the commander of the 13th separate battalion, which helped a lot at the time of my acceptance of the city of mykolaiv under the defense of e-e during the approach of e-e a large number of personnel and equipment of the russian federation, understanding that the ratio of forces and means it well, very much very not in our favor, i understood that we had to hold on to mykolaiv's people. from three to five days is the time for the reserves to come and help us. what do you mean by the military brotherhood? who are these people

? well, the military brotherhood is you well, as i used to always give the example of mike myrhorodsky, when i entered the donetsk airport for the first time, he walked over to me , so he tapped me on the shoulder and said , "don't worry about the whole or half of you, i'll take you away from us, first of all, it's trust, that is, everyone understands that our brother there, we are with he loves us we don't go out if it wasn't hard if it wasn't scary but we understood that i should support him he should support me now you're talking about ants in me it hurt during this time well i'll tell you it hurt when well when you realize that you have to set a combat task well you understand that this combat task will take lives and take the lives of young men. it was the most painful. that is, i understand why you understand that if you do not do this, there

will be many more victims. will not return to you stricter because you cannot give free rein to emotions, well, it probably made me more collected to others . that is, it is a very big responsibility when you are responsible for someone's life, it is very big. i will say that all commanders of absolutely all ranks who set a task for their subordinates are it is a very big responsibility and not everyone can cope with it. that is, well, somewhere you feel sorry for the people, somewhere you need to understand what you need to push somewhere, you need to show by example . that is, it happened that i was leaving at the exit line, i would communicate and explain to them that the guys have to go because if we don't do it tomorrow they will torture our uh civilians and they are on us news they believe us they trust us and they well we are forced to do it by that time you have already started

a certain large-scale invasion for 9 years as for you, the war began in the 14th and 79 radyvils that you served. she met right in the south from the first steps, er, russians. that's how we met the war during this time, you say that you mentioned about the donetsk airport, it was scary at the donetsk airport well, at first, it was not very scary was then when you got out of there and we started to recognize what was happening there, at first there was adrenaline, i don't know, there was euphoria , and then when you realized that there was a tank shooting at you with direct fire, that bags of hail were lying next to you. well, then you realize that you were born in a shirt and i don't understand how you got out of there. there were moments like this. when you entered the armored personnel carrier , which people were you bringing in

and taking out? there was a lottery, donetsk airport, the film was actually in the ring, there is no such thing as impossible for you, nothing is impossible for you and how creative are the paratroopers in performing tasks, probably the most creative, well , i want to say that until vinnytsia in the 14th year, i thought that it was artillerymen there are such lessons there, people who know mathematics well, but the war showed that the dezo artillery cannot be attacked by any shell, and when i came to them in mykolaiv, the first thing i asked was how many

artillery there were, and when i found out the number tables, i exhaled and realized that at least two, two days, we will stick to the height. bravo, you have your own story . you went there without orders. tell me what kind of story it was. why did you go there and in what conditions were the guys standing and who are they? bravo, well, bravo. this is my fellow countryman. i washed away my hometown of voznesensk, this is a person whom i helped to enter the military institute , then during graduation i asked that he be given to me in mykolaiv , well, that is, we are in life. somehow i am older, he is a little younger, but we went together, and when this landing operation took place, when this long intestine along the border at that time i will not reveal a military secret at that time it was very difficult with orders and control over these orders, well, that is, no one took

any responsibility, no person gave such direct orders there, that is, these orders were given over the phone, in which they found themselves in very difficult conditions, and-y there is a very difficult terrain, especially the soil , that is, in order to dig in, well, i don't know , excavators broke there, they broke with jackhammers, they asked to dig in yes, they also had the height of brava and uh nearby. there was the height of sokol near them and when they completely destroyed this height with heavy artillery fire, the people who saved their lives there at that height were people contused in the spring, they all ran over to dobilala and when he i called her and said that the people of sokol have moved to my place. i have no place to hide. because we are constantly being beaten

24/7, we need to be taken away from the people. well, no one took this decision from the russian side. constantly and here only to be killed by tanks straight at us, as if straight from the granite, the morons passed there , i will call the commander, how senior is all this ? bravo. away from his height because the troops of the russian federation were constantly moving and even when i was driving on our maps uh. there were some i wanted to come first through the villages and when i was stopped there by a local resident well, he saw that we were driving a car with he stopped us with the ukrainian flag. his guys. where are you going, and so you understand, i already saw the sign hryhorivka well , there

is already a village. i saw it visually. russian soldiers are still coming down tanks and when they arrive he shows me that the landing is 800 m from you, this is a fart yes, so you understand this landing is on the other side of the landing ukraine and on the other side of the landing all russia is called zero, i say from here everything is zero to zero you can get there but look very carefully because there are mines there, and two or three days ago, your guys were ambushed . it was there that our spetsnaz were ambushed. this decision was made . they took the car and drove to the top. under my nose, that is, i determined my point, called semyon, told everything, i'm ready to meet him, he gives the command, they put on an armored personnel carrier and all the cars drove off, that was it, well, it was so defiantly done and so well, i don't

know boldly that they simply did not count on it, that is, they had a tray simply the columns were taken and left after they went out into the night, there was a very strong dense shelling, if these people had stayed there , not a few of them would have survived. how much time do you need to make decisions in such critical conditions ? no. how do you know which decision is correct? evaluate the situation, this decision comes to you by sms with you. that is, you do not hesitate to do this for the sake of doing that. well , if you start to hesitate, but to come up with the best way, like a stove, well, that is, the task of evaluating the situation is to make the right decision. you consult, sometimes i advise something, sometimes there is no time to consult, sometimes he makes a decision himself well, very often i consulted with the chief of staff with valeriy zaluzhnym, he completely controlled the situation , he gave prompts, he helped together with

the southern operational command of the reactive artillery when it was needed when the columns were already there under 80 under 90 cars were coming right up close to the city, there was such an onslaught of troops that i, as a military man, understand that well, we just can't stand it, we just physically can't do it but you did it, you did it we persevered, did more and did more and drove away more and in the future were liberated kherson district ended in mykolaiv direction not because of the equipment burned down we start to rest in general yes when i blink seriously i definitely rest well now it’s then then of course we rest somewhere - it’s a room for an hour and a half on the table it was a vacation. how long can a person stay up? did you check? yes, you checked. you can

stay up for a week. it’s mykolaiv airport. yes , there is also chornobayivka airport, a legendary place. well , i’ll tell you. personally, after the third time, i still it's normal what they hit they hit well, in my opinion, there have already been a dozen times when they defeated the russians who sat there, the aircraft sat them down. they were your eyes, our eyes, uh , there were uh, local residents who came out climbed the fence. we even sent one. er, there is a group of special forces, so that the person was given binoculars and given a smartphone, because he didn't have a push-button phone, they taught him how to put a

pin on a google map and he just leaves. and somewhere there a cluster of some kind of equipment there, and once everything was there, i put a dot on it and sent it, we accordingly report to the stapivdaka, the rescue artillery covers everything clearly, that is, it was even when we caught there, well, they covered more than eight helicaters, that is, they just landed or did not have time to screw to stop, our artillery has worked well, i will say that it is not my merit, it is not valery fedorovych's, there is the command of the southern operational command , it is the merit of the artillerymen, the artillerymen, those scouts who guided, who were there taking risks with their lives, they gave us these exact coordinates, and those gunners who came out so that you understand, i even told them during the assignment when there was a car lying there with hail. as i said, fire a shot and immediately

leave. for 3 km, there were such cases when they took off the last one, the extreme rocket took off and the turn was already underway, that is, they were already hitting the car and they were still there, there was only one car, it came with emergency rear lights and wheels , but we did it, we did it confidently and with great pleasure, what did we feel how much they are stupid, how easy it was to fight with them at that time, how predictable they were. well, that is, it is written in their book that this is how it should be and they are driving, well, that is, they have this point on the map drawn that they should not go there and there we i'm hitting for the 10th time already, but they're all the same and they're going there. there wasn't even a chance to sit down or something . there was such a case when we captured the chief of staff of the parachute unit . he had a complete map of their military operations for the next 5 days. where from which sides

, in what columns, in what composition, they were supposed to enter go around to mykolaiv and then we handed over six battalions in tactical groups, they were supposed to go to odessa in order to take on some defense forces for er-er to organize a landing from the sea, that is, at that time there were five amphibious ships in each of them had at least 500 personnel, from 500 to 1000, who suffered when they entered the land border so that they could land on the shore from the sea, and when we looked at these maps in principle reshaped their means of art artillery means, the commander of brigade 406 andriy approaches me, says theoretical well, you and i understand that they probably do not know this chief of staff in our time . they understand that he has a map and probably they will somehow change their columns there.

i say they can't cope with these columns and orders that they have planned. well, they don't know where to go, they miss turns. well , we took this chief of staff, he just took down all the signs in some villages of the city, he he just pushed through the turn by speaking rudely and came to us at the checkpoint and they are calling me because he is just saying that he is being taken prisoner, take what to do and everything and everything we instructed in these weapons at six o'clock in the hall but everything went after two hours reports eh cambry 4100 says listen to the main ones, it’s nice to work, it’s written in them there are six column advance at 6:05 already all the machines are in positions it’s already written there exactly at 5:30 they have to go out on fire run and line up in battle order all at 4:05 they left everything as expected they changed for

these 1.5 years, unfortunately, they are changing, unfortunately, they are learning, and i will tell you that the current battles are very different from those battles that were, uh, at the beginning of the war, if we quickly went there and planned our actions there and using these drones aircraft, if before they looked at us and thought that this was something new, then i will tell you that at the moment they are not supporting us somewhere, but driving us away somewhere, they have resources, they have opportunities, they have, uh, they are not stupid people who can organize all this . that is why we are not just called this war right now uh, the war of drones, despite the fact that it is a war of large-caliber missiles, but still a war of drones, the south is the region that the russians

first began to attack precisely after these iranian martyrs. time on the territory of ukraine in order to strike, they passed through mykolaiv, well, it was the most difficult route, they went along the riverbeds, so that it was very difficult to hit you. but we all gathered , roma kostenko, vitaly kim, and accepted this a constructive solution is to create such a group to counter the anti-aircraft group. and then very quickly , through mykolayivskyi vanka, we assembled them on pickup trucks, installed machine guns, illuminators, and made them. they came to each group, in each car there was a salt shaker, there was a nettle and viraj. that is, we

saw where they were departing from, and we had about 40 minutes to move the mobile groups to the direction through which he someone comes in, we reached such a result that if out of eight martyrs who flew into the territory of mykolaiv, we shot down all 8, then they realized that we have a very powerful beer here and began to fly around us. that is, you created your air defense, so you created it very quickly, very effectively, and i will say that it is many homes, many people were saved. they are only in the south, not only in the south . well, you understand that when there is a group attack , that is, a number of 12 drones are conditionally flying there . three of them leave for mykolaiv and fly further. a maximum to mykolaiv, a new unit is kites, there is my group to see, there is a group of agronomists or saw. that is, what did you understand in

a month of each of the groups there can defeat up to 80 wholes. well, that is, we deliver such point strikes that force the enemy to move away from the river, that is, at the moment we have driven them back by 10 km. now they understand that it is still up to 10 km. - the first is that they cannot are already so active to strike from all that they have on kherson, that is, barrel artillery, they very rarely do it, if before it was every day, then they are taking a big risk. when they go out to strike these blows, it is first and foremost

- the second well, everything gives us a chance to create a bridgehead for throwing the axle to the other side of the thermobar. it works very well . it came to life with 200 m of trenches in it, that is , 100 m in one direction and 100 m in the other direction . we are the keys to the board they threw on sp on the antoniv bridge, then the first mine and 120, we loosened the house a bit, blew out the windows, and the gunpowder was hidden. this house, then when i threw a thermobar through the entire building , the flames flew out in general , except in the basement, ah, i think they didn’t

have time to run the basement and up was destroyed, we charge the board plus, close it, cover it, enter the coordinates, cover the drone so that we have time , orlan, we see it on the tablet on the bend , where are the enemy birds, if the enemy bird is flying , the same orlan, we are maximally covered the drone should be if he is combat ready, bred so as not to transfer him, not to risk the personnel, we cover with dignity, we look at the sky, if everything is fine in the sky, the enemy does not fly to this inter, because if the enemy flies to us, we are a priority target for them to destroy the crew in the southern region the drummers were all nicknamed baba yaga by the orcs, and even now it is in their telegram channels, somewhere

i have a publica, they offer you a reward for the one who will shoot down the drone, something like 80 or 100,000 of their rashin rubles, they offer it there, and also for the crews of that, if we light up, they are the maximum of all the barrels that they have, they will destroy us, because we, especially in the south of this region, destroy a very effective enemy, it is better to take a step back and then two or three forwards and hit than to lose a bird on which people and the ministry of defense all allocate funds to us. mykolaivska vonyuk with the indogram channel and the people who are subscribed there are very helpful. we are very grateful to them, this is a very big job. everyone is fighting, even those grandmothers who drop 50 hryvnias

each, they also take part in the destruction of the enemy and they believe in us, they say that the coordinates are there and the target is entered, they gave us an answer to the takeoff of the drone from the shelter, this is our sight, it hit the target, the wind was 3 meters north plus

, i take the correction , i did it, there is a hit, the village was successfully completed, the task was completed, the plan was carried out by general marchenko, he gathered us from various units and organized very well he equipped us for all our work, he says that he collected such prohibited pilots, he collected those who were engaged in a non-target purpose, someone stopped cars in the police, that is, somewhere there, in the second division , someone was busy with the bangs, but someone twisted the nuts, but they made noise to fly and had skills, he gathered all of us into one fist, he is strong for us as

a father and i have the honor to serve with him and how those people who were in the occupation were not afraid we have the village of oleksandrivka, it is literally there 12 km from kherson, they bypassed kherson, too, along the ring road they did not enter kherson at first, and they began to advance along all the roads in the direction of mykolaiv, and there was one village there , well, just one road. and to the right of the village, and behind the village there was a river, and they stood up, ordinary women came out, but stopped the equipment with their hands and they said you will not pass here, we will not pass you here, the whole village came out empty and simply stopped the whole column with their bare hands and they were forced to leave the village, reform the column, go around , well, that is, they will change the order of battle, thus they delayed them and thus they gave us time to dig in and prepare to the defense of this man and on the fence of this chernobaivka airfield with

a phone call. he was not afraid and everyone was afraid . well, we have it. but no one convinced anyone , he himself came out through an acquaintance to an acquaintance that is, a guy from the village came to me, he tells me everything. my uncle can give you information, he is a rational man, he worked, he was a former pilot, he served in this regiment, he adapts very well, and we just called there, i say, according to our data, there is a convoy going , well, now i’m going to look at everything he climbed into the binoculars, looked at us, told us everything, there were actually guys near kherson, and there were two brothers who provided very important information about that particular direction, and thanks to their data , we very successfully stopped their columns about five times, which were asking to break through the suburbs of mykolaiv, and when they were surrendered there by fellow villagers, well, neighbors can say that, they were interrogated, the older brother was simply beaten, and the younger one's leg was straightened, and