[000:00:00;00] all services are on the way, but see more about it in the news. marina the cook will just tell you now that victory is approaching. the enemies thought that independence was just a word for us, but from the first steps on our land they were convinced that for centuries we defend our independence and are ready to fight for it again. ukrainians are stubbornly unceasingly step by step elected, gnawed out, squeezed out

of the enemy's claws, our land, our will, our independence, we thank you for every moment and for this day of independence, we prove every day that it is normal to be afraid, and to admit your fear is brave we need brave people update data in the tcc bravery conquers fear news on the air briefly about the most important things at this hour in the studio marina the cook warns more drones are heading to kyiv capital authorities in the city are now working loudly air defense forces are working loudly about the hunt for shaheds eyewitnesses inform us maria also

informs about falling debris in the svyatoshynskyi shevchenkivskyi and podilskyi districts of the city , all services are on their way to the places, the alarm has been declared in half of the regions of ukraine, in the eastern regions there is a threat of the use of ballistic weapons by the russians the air force also warns of a missile threat over poltava oblast, please stay in the vicinity, the sick neighbors seem to have decided to arrange another noisy night for us , the ukrainian army is capable of liberating the territory occupied by russia very quickly, but for this, more weapons are needed, deputy minister of defense hanna malyar said in an interview radio svoboda as an example , the official cited data from the eastern front, where the russians every day release eight or even 10 times more shells than our defenders can do. only last week there were eight

thousands of shellings. and this is 380,000 munitions. in addition, the enemy is shelling not only the military but also the civilian infrastructure . therefore, in ukraine, air defense means are very necessary in order to completely cover the sky . long-range weapons and aircraft, which are limitedly suitable for military service in ukraine , are also needed. dmytro lubinets, the commissioner for human rights of the verkhovna rada, stated on the air of the marathon at the national security council that he recommended that instead of three categories , only two remain, either suitable or unsuitable. this will help reduce attempts evading military service, the ombudsman believes that the only nuance is that suitable citizens with certain health disabilities will occupy only certain military specialties, for example, they will serve in the headquarters and not on the front lines, and thus clearly show

a citizen of ukraine if he is suitable, but he has health problems yam, he is suitable for serving there in such and such troops, he is not suitable for carrying out combat tasks with a machine gun in his hands right on the front line. he has, for example , problems with his spine, but, for example, he can er, be at the headquarters or may be there as part of the missile forces during the 19 months of the full-scale invasion of russia, the number of amputations in ukraine reached the level of the first world war, according to one of the world's largest manufacturers of prosthetics , more than 50,000 steel limbs have already been installed to ukrainians , both civilians and military and how to make all people feel comfortable in society and quickly return to their usual

lives oleksandr stasyshyn will share it is difficult leaning on crutches vitaliy walks through the city, every step is a small victory because he has two legs the fighter lost his limbs amputated above the knees last year in september under fire when his car was hit by enemy artillery, rehabilitation treatment, and finally new metal legs , if the feet and knees are missing, then you have to keep your balance directly with your back. i never wanted to return to a full-fledged life as soon as possible. i immediately adjusted myself. people's reaction to him will be different. many people help . if a person sincerely wants to help, then in principle

there is nothing wrong with this, the only thing is that it is better to ask the person directly, does she need help or not, how to react to a person, now they tell me how to react to a person, and in school, it is not uncommon for the soldiers themselves, i was wounded, uh, i stepped on a minus and therefore lost my leg, but don't be afraid. as you can see, i full-fledged, i can stand, i can jump, i can dance, this is a military serviceman from donetsk region mykhailo bakaliuk, now he is undergoing rehabilitation in lviv, he is waiting for prosthetics to return to the front again, he is confident , the children will not forget his lessons, but he will remember their emotions it was easy and we tearfully agreed that i would go to their place for physical education and we would work out together with them, he tells them a story , they give him hugs , let’s go together , too, fiery people with

amputations. to see about theses, the number of already installed in ukraine can reach 50,000, the more you see any object or phenomenon every day, then after a week you will not notice that object or phenomenon because of habituation there are also tips for society on how not to react. oh my god, it’s so terrible, how do you live with it, for example, or uh, oh, everything will be fine with me there, for example, i went through something like that, and everything is fine, that is, it doesn’t matter. you should impose your personal experience or the experience of your acquaintances on a specific other stranger, do not impose your certain pity if the person himself did not ask you for emotional support morally, ask the youngest ukrainians to explain everything honestly and without embellishments, and

they will draw conclusions to thank them to the people, they met olga kosenko , volodymyr mykolaychuk , we are ukraine, the marathon, the only news, the dislocations were heard a few hours ago in sloviansk and kramatorsk. in donetsk region are half a hundred kilometers from the front line and russian shells or rockets often reach there in the temporarily occupied crimea, the previous evening there were explosions and a military unit in the west was on fire and drones were flying in the northwest of the peninsula. there were three of them. the head of the occupying power of the peninsula reported that all of them were allegedly shot down by russian air defense , but this one flew to the new lake and a fire started between

the military unit and the garden cooperative , the propaganda media reported, and before that, the military unit burned a pillar of black smoke was rising high up, the occupiers confirmed the information about the fire, but hurried to assure that it was apparently an ordinary household fire and that the fire, they say, spread quickly localized such massive attacks on the energy infrastructure of ukraine as last winter, russia will no longer be able to inflict this, according to a certain aviation expert valery romanenko, even despite the fact that russia has somewhat increased the production of missiles, it is not able to accumulate missiles of the caliber the occupiers produce about 20 per month and hust 101 missiles to 40 immediately launches them over ukraine compared to last year, russia’s cruise missile has halved

. they will meet with approximately one and a half times less missiles now the russians simply they do not have such a number of missiles in order to use them, they are still going to bet on ballistics, they have more , a little more ballistic missiles, that is, iskander , but it’s not a huge number either, there are a hundred, a little more than a hundred, because of the war , ukrainian farmers changed their assortment production, some regions began to sow crops atypical for their locality, and this made it possible not only to stay afloat, but also to provide the country with the necessary supply of products for the winter, for example, due to the occupation of kherson region, more vegetables were grown on berries and fruits were planted in cherkassy and lviv region. how the agrarian map of ukraine has changed and what we will eat our own. this autumn, see a farmer from lviv

region, mykola stetskiv, took a risk and planted a raspberry plantation of 30 acres of different varieties last year. the winds were crazy, plus we were not fully ready and the raspberries fell, but here, here, here, here, there is a ton of 3-4 , i will collect raspberries here, calmly, before that , i only read about the cultivation of this berry , i specialized more in strawberries, and because of the war , i decided to sell raspberries as well, and there is a demand, because no so much of it grew in the west, and in addition, no one can plan anything, people live on the facts and therefore they understand that if we want to continue growing strawberries, we must insure ourselves with something, that is why there are raspberries here, therefore there must be blueberries, they began to grow more in the lviv region and of fruit, many gardeners from the south of the country relocated here, and the largest fruit harvest is already being harvested in kirovohrad region

and cherkasy region. in the cherkasy region, the demand for vegetables has been increased by a quarter due to the fact that kherson , and the situation has developed, and the ukrainian market needs to be filled. this market is being experimented with watermelons, the area under melons has been doubled, agronomists have chosen varieties that can withstand sharp temperature changes, we are impressed, satisfied, they have collected almost 7 000 tons of watermelons oh, you are buckwheat, a new harvest means uh variety and dykul farmer mykola the postman has already collected everything that he sowed on 30 hectares of his farm, the yield is 1,500 hectares , a large new view, so average before the war there was not enough buckwheat in ukraine, it was imported by tons, and many from russia say in the first agricultural cooperative that this year only rivne farmers sowed more than 20% more fields with buckwheat, how

much will groats cost, predict early, the harvest is still going on, the only thing that the agrarian is sure of is that the shortage will not be personally satisfied with buckwheat we they collected 1.5 tons per hectare, well, for this year, this is a normal, normal yield , i reckon. so, you can not worry, the country will be with buckwheat, this year's harvest of all crops will be higher than in the first year of the war predicts the all-ukrainian agrarian council, for example, more than 7 million tons of oilseeds will be harvested, while at the same time ukrainians consume only 18, and so far steel, and in order for us to still have the opportunity to sell and export. until the next season , the biggest problem of ukrainian farmers is that the price of grain traders offer is too low, which does not allow landowners

to earn. so next year, some farmers they say in the relevant council that they are reorienting themselves to soybeans and rapeseed , which are more profitable for export, because the potential of southern ukraine will not be replaced for another 2-3 years. as well as the kyiv, poltava, cherkasy, and kirovohrad regions, stay in shelters, the next news release will be already at four in the morning, and now the stories of indomitable

chevrons from elena approaching victory, the enemies thought that independence was just a word for us, but from the very first steps, because they were convinced of our land for centuries, we defend our independence and are ready to fight for it again . the defense forces of ukraine stubbornly and relentlessly step by step choose, bite, squeeze out of the enemy's claws our land, our will, our independence, we thank you for every moment and for this day, we prove independence every day when we say weapons, we imagine machine guns, guns, tanks or missiles, but an equally powerful weapon is

a reliable communication of advancement at the front and the lives of our comrades were saved, the enemies were taken by surprise and the positions were retaken, the reserves were used in time and the ammunition was delivered, all this is a great merit of our signalmen soldiers, our army is armed with signalmen , our army is stronger. glory to the signalmen of the armed forces of ukraine, in civilian life, he was a veterinarian in the war, became the shooter replaced his medical uniform with a military uniform in this damn war, he lost two legs, but not the lust for life, which is the most important thing who helps to keep myself in good shape and live life to the fullest

, let's find out now meet my indomitable heroes oleksiy and yuliya prytula two in a doctor and a veterinarian after a full-scale war went as a volunteer overcame the zesa and fought in hot spots in the bakhmut and kharkiv directions came under rocket fire from the enemy with cluster shells survived five operations and the amputation of two legs spent more than six months in a hospital bed now he is learning to walk again and enjoy life oleksiy yuliya i am glad to see you in this studio good day to both of you good day i told you behind the scenes and i will say it now in this studio there were heroes who worked before the war doctors teachers drivers veterinarians what i didn't have here i have a special love for animals that's why i'm very glad you are here to see

your reasons in me but not only that let 's talk a little about your civil life you worked in a clinic by the way i went on the internet and your last name your contacts still appear they are contacting you still waiting for mine or rather waiting for my return so when will it be i am not ready to answer yet but yes in time 100% i will return to my civilian work but even lying in a hospital bed he consulted i brought laptop to the hospital when oleksiy was already in the hospital, that's why he gave some consultations 5 probably he gave some consultations because there were such regular customers of his who really wanted to talk to him. if i hadn't lost my phone during the injury, that's because

my number had changed. that's all, let's have our plans, we have our dreams, work, children, hobbies, and then this cursed day, february 24, comes . until that moment, we all thought it would n't happen, the war wouldn't start, what thoughts did you have then, oleksiy, then it's the 24th of the 24th in principle, i was sure that there would be a war 100%. and in what sense i, well, for me it was not exactly such a surprise, of course, when you understand the scale of what is happening , it's all right. it's a little shocking, but not the very fact of the start of a full-scale war. the war has been going on for a long time, especially full-scale in this format, with the bombing of civilian cities well, what should i tell sasha, the task is probably more like that, i was in the clouds a little bit, i understood that the war did not start in our country on february 24, but

it still seemed to me yes, no, no, no, something is there they will agree somehow, it will fall apart, no, and we even watched it already on february 24, when the war started. we watched the last video on youtube on the 23rd. oleksiy was watching what to do when i watched that on the 23rd-22nd it was a few days before that, what to do if on your the enemy army is entering the city, how to behave and such things somehow quickly, well, the war and this is me, yes, the first hours, what do you do there, you collect documents, er, i collect medicine, er, we need two backpacks to pack things for three, i mean you, that's all to collect life in two well, i tried not to

to panic, of course, my hands were shaking, but uh, oleksiy, right away, somehow, you put it there, then i put it together, somehow quickly, quickly, but the brain seems to me that until now sometimes you live in this and somehow, a second comes that you are like that yes, no, no is this reality, well, that is, the brain adjusts, but sometimes there are such flashbacks , such that i understand you very well, because we all in that period , personally, i and many of my colleagues and friends knew about the war in the east, and many of my comrades there, but about what it would gain of such a scale it would be so defiantly vile and heartbreaking no one expected you said you watched the videos did these videos help you then actually no well it didn't help because we we basically weren't going anywhere that is we i well the first few days i took a break from work because

i just had to gather my thoughts, how are we going to act, what should i do, i wanted my wife and daughter to leave somewhere, but she simply refused to stay at all, and i'm still on the 24th. i went to work , that is, i'm leaving, we live well, it's almost there to one of the exits from odesa and all the roads are simply jammed with cars, absolutely jammed, i waited there for a very long time for a bus to get to all the exits, men just straight, well , in short, slippers so they were lying in the western direction from odesa, where were they going in the same direction and the border with romania with moldova near who where for sure, that is, i understand. i think so that at that moment all exits from odessa were absolutely jammed, but it was simple and it continued until around noon, then

a fine. to arrived here, well, it's hard for me to judge, because i woke up just as we got up just because of this yuliya oleksii was going to work, what were you supposed to do at this time, you thought about it first well, i understand that for me as a wife, if i turn off everything there, the husband goes unknown what was happening, but i understood because he said war, not war, i have a patient, patients, i have a record, i just, well, i can't in any way, not physically , not morally, and turn around and just not come to work - he says they will come, fine, they won't come, okay, but i i have to do my job there sick animals that need to be treated in essence, but some people did not come, of course , who signed up for the second time, i was not there the whole working day, but i had to because odessa was still bombed at that time and during the day, not only from

5 o'clock in the morning, but also later flew in and well, it was honestly psychologically very difficult for me to understand that there was a wife and a child, they left, like everyone else . probably, what to take off on the bed, you know, buy everything you need there, because well, that’s the same thing in my head , damn, well, it’s his and i came back, then again i think we were at home for three days because that's all of us were going to think what what how to what and then somehow calmed down calmed down and decided to volunteer your family started volunteering what exactly did you do well from the first days it was literally there 24-25 in our group at school they wrote that they are collecting e-e help when you still at all don't you understand if you packed this life there in three backpacks and and if and what to do we decided as she categorically said that we are not going anywhere or we are going in three or we are not going anywhere if i immediately no there

were any efforts he's just a mom lives in izmail there, close to romania, and he, well, come on, at least you will go to my mother, so that if something happens, you are together and there because of the danube boys , there are children. it's over there, i don't know, there are firecrackers, there's fireworks, we're there , it's a war, and then a day later, i opened it, at that time it was 7 years ago, when the war started, we opened the map, i showed that here is ukraine, here is russia, uh, they attacked from there, she was also surprised, how sure many people can attack such a country purely visually that's unfair. here we are. the main thing for her was that our goal was to convey to her. look, now comes a moment when if we tell you some nonsense that in real life seemed like something to you, it falls on the floor. well, there on

the street, for example, on the ground, and there i close it and you do it with your hands and your head. you don't ask why they told you, well, the main thing was that now you have such a stressful situation . they looked at you. he says we left take something to the river because there was money at the skating rinks, but at home, you don't know what to do with it, and this is still some kind of first days. it's a panic that you somehow, uh, you can't think straight, you somehow give in a little to this- to this uh-uh comprehensive yes, and we went, we stood for a very long time, many atms were already closed or there was no money. we stopped there at the shopping center at the atm. we were there for something 55 and it was 11 in the morning and

it flew very hard nearby and she then at that moment to me she gives a signal then . she says, "mom, it's a bomb at that moment." we spoke russian with the beginning of the war. my grandmothers and i could speak ukrainian at home, but mostly we spoke russian with our friends and everyone. now this is a categorical question. and she is this, this is this, this is this bomb. i say yes, this is a real war, i say yes. then i arrived in oleksiy and for the first few days we collected a humanitarian aid there, i don’t know, socks, er, socks, water, some

medicines for going to school. there are several jobs days a week is not constant and well, i'm straight, i'm straight, i'm straight, i've had a fracture, i have to do something, what, what can we do, we donated blood here and there , i was there for three days, i couldn't go there, i came back, everything is already blocked, it's not possible to donate enough today already yes, we waited a long time, we waited for a long time, finally when we will be called, and my birthday is on march 17th , they will call me tomorrow on the 16th , there are so many containers. from afar blood, you are already a plus, how phew, we helped a little bit and started literally from the second , in my opinion, march, what can i do? i was weaving with scissors, cutting something, twisting it, but it was very inconvenient for us to get there, the minibuses were very bad and we

spent a lot of time on the road because we don't have a car, and i understood that this time what are we wasting on the second, we can already do something. i started looking for uh, hmm, in the volunteer ones the kitchens worked and i wrote, i wrote, i googled somewhere on the internet, i asked, we found such a kitchen, we arrived at the first kitchen with which we worked for more than a month. it seems that way, and you, oleksiy, did the same before this, so for the first half of the day, i worked for the most part in this close to three o'clock, sometimes a little later, and after that i drove just to help, that is, if i have the first half of the day free, then we all go together in the morning , that is, we didn't have a day off, we had a day off, in principle, and damn it. it's really cool when you realize that you have to spend yourself on something because i went to the military commissariat

somewhere in march but i don't have any skills in the essence of necessity and you know i don't like this question because i don't know how we are right answer yes, what article of the constitution should i cite, yes, this is my favorite option , why didn't i go, you know, i have a question for everyone who did not seek your chosen ones, damn it, i will say yes, i was so scared that the slipper was just when i was walking in my they were shaking like hell my knees, well, i didn't know how he behaved at all, but i had no options, well, that is, i didn't see him at school . that's why i'm asking because i often remember this picture. i live in kyiv, not far from the military commissariat, and i remember i don't know what was going on at that time alone a and nearby the street, the road that leads to the exit from kyiv, it was just completely filled with cars, as you say, men,