[000:00:00;00] and i stood smoking, lit up, i apologize and looked at the caesarean section and thought, what should i wake up my daughter, what should i say to her, what should i go out, should i go for a walk with the dog in the morning , or what should i do? at that moment, then i was like this. i went out. i didn't wake up my daughter. i went with the dog because i had to take the dog outside and i saw what was happening around in kharkiv on saltovka and it was chaos , crazy people, it was five

in the morning or half past six people ran out of the entrances of their houses, children were crying, some suitcases were being loaded, everything was being loaded people were going somewhere traffic jam at 5:30 i guess we went out with the dog, the traffic jam was already at gas stations and i didn't have any i smoke and i didn't have any cigarettes and i had to buy cigarettes i'm thinking to myself, i'll go to the gas station right now, i'll buy it, i'll drive up to the gas station, and there's a traffic jam for a kilometer and a half, people are already standing there , they're cursing, everyone's cursing among themselves, who was there and who wasn't, i realized that i won't buy anything, i won't even be able to there was such a panic to go there, people didn't understand

what what what is this uh, did you understand, but everyone in their own way and i wrote about it, i wrote about what the explosions were like, when they were, how i came home, how my daughter woke up and how she cried, we were sitting and they asked me constantly, you said that nothing will happen, you told me nothing. you told me it was impossible , you told me it somehow broke through in them, er , in this way. you promised me that this could not happen in the 21st century. you promised me. she sobs and he says you promised me, that is, from the first day i described my feelings, uh, what i am i see from the window what i see on the streets, what happens to my friends, something. i

, er, feel my fears, or people, or hatred . i wrote about all this, and it came out like this, a diary, a diary of kharkiv residents. the story of the film yuryk, i don't know if they started talking about this terrible scandal when the film's trailer is revealed and many ukrainians do not know some elementary points about life in occupied mariupol . although there are many diaries that are laid out in absolutely open access, you can read them , there are many testimonies, but these are still the facts are not understood. i am sure that there are the same facts there and the circumstances that happened in kharkiv. maybe you can remember which of your stories about what your stories caused your facebook audience the most admiration why

people from other regions were incredibly surprised and wrote there that we could not do such a thing there imagine what is happening there in kharkiv, which was really a surprise. first of all, i want to say about er, about that movie yurik, er , i was asked there six months ago. do you worry when you write or something and i didn't really know what to answer to that i, well, i write because i write i always wrote and wrote hmm all my life i write everything everything i do is somehow connected with the word i didn't know i couldn't formulate an answer. why are you writing this? well, i'm writing. i can't write like that. but when this movie yurik came out and i

watched it, now i can answer anya's question. why are you writing this? i can answer now because there was no yuryk, that's why i'm writing this. i encourage everyone to write and shoot record write write somewhere on the table so that it will not be forgotten and that the yuriks will not appear so that this story after a few years will not be, well, my armor is just an elementary face, i was very indignant , i am a kharkiv woman, i have never i wasn't in mariupol, but when i watched it, i watched this movie, my hands were shaking, i wrote

it . here's a post about it. how, how is it possible? history at all but these two-room two-room basements with the bed is made of small pots and pillows, guys, well, this is just a spit in the face of all those people who sat in those basements with rats, where i had a baby in four days, uh, pneumonia , i got a shake after these shots , seriously. and here is the answer to your question what was it? well, what surprised people about

kharkiv? well, i don't know. somehow there was such a discussion when, well, we already have a normal picture when all the windows were taped over with tape. well, this norm is surprising if it's not crossed out, i don't remember exactly, i won't remember, but something like how to pop out or something . will masking tape be suitable, and people somewhere from ternopil region asked and what is it, what is it? people who, regardless of which corner of ukraine they are in, whether there is active active hostilities there, whether rockets are flying there or not, people who are included, how is it

in ukrainian, included there, yes, in the context of the situation in the tragedy in the mountains, which is currently happening in this country, and they are included regardless of that devan and there are people who are not included, regardless of where they are, do you think here in kharkiv everything is straight, everyone is directly included well, let's not lie , it seems to me that it does not depend geographically where a person is located and now you can tell us all , first of all, to me it seems that it is possible to generalize here, we have all experienced transformations , some are bigger, some are smaller, so what are the biggest transformations you see in yourself, perhaps unexpected things that you could never think about yourself and what you can

to say about how kharkiv has changed, at least according to your observations, on the one hand, it has changed during manya, all during these uh, one and a half years, it changed in different ways, the first spring, the first summer - this is gray, depressed kharkiv - these are people who somehow hide in their clothes in hoods. these are people who don't communicate much. these are people who are always under some kind of anxiety. and where and where did the people who were immersed in the shelling fly in? where did you buy food for the dog? and what happened there? a store opened. yes, i ran and there were no children at all

. and it felt like this. there are no children. on the first of september, i remember writing about it in the year 22, when there was not a single child with a flower . whether there are embroidered dresses or in a suit, not a single teacher with a bouquet, not a single handsome father there, and it really felt like children are not summer children, children roll on big skates on roller skates, and this is one kharkiv, and now it’s another kharkiv, a year ago i was standing on stoyanka near we have a parking lot for cars at home there were me and mine and my neighbor we had two and we are like that with him where would he put today and what

do you think they discussed me if here maybe it's safer here maybe here and if a rocket flies here a rocket will fly where where will the debris fly and here we are with him we discussed where we should stand on such a large parking lot at two o'clock, two of us, now i 'm already there if i arrive . there are children, they are there with flowers , they are elegant vysyvanochka came first in september, they went to the subway to study, but some barva went back to kharkiv and worked. well, it seems to me that 70 percent of what worked there were small shops

, hair salons, beauty salons, pet stores, because they are small because they are 70 percent. life was revealed . she returned to this place. transforms transforms, to say the least, in these 1.5 years, as it is, a lot of people try to communicate in ukrainian and it is audible, it was not. unfortunately, it was audible before kharkiv, well, it is true, it was not. and now we are trying, myself i hear, i don't like it here, it's not ukrainian, it's something, but we're trying. excuse us, people, but we're trying. many people went out, they go out into the streets every day

. well, on holidays, yes. but every day it wasn’t about kharkiv, now it ’s about kharkiv. it seems to me that it’s a little warmer. people started to treat each other . it seems to me. without kharkiv came up to the line, he is such a risky guy, there could be some kind of showdown, now go through. please go through, well, something. well, he is so soft . i think he got along with each other.

we exchanged and who has what and who has food for the dog and people carried it well, there was a lot of help because of support from the neighbors when they could not say hello before well, they could but somehow it paid off i think the city paid it off i think so it is very nice to hear that that on the other hand, we constantly hear such calls not to quarrel, especially in social networks, that we ukrainians quarrel a lot we don't need to do that and that's why it's very nice what are you really what's there in kharkiv yes, such warm relations, i wanted to ask you what kind of things for you personally, they are considered the most important. well, send it in your book. what would you like to convey to other ukrainians so that you would like them to know, perhaps what they do not know, they have not experienced, but they must know this first and second

if we are talking about foreigners. i do not know whether your book will be published and there they are in other languages ​​i really wanted it to be because it is any such diary and it is important and uh maybe you uh also thought about what exactly foreigners in different countries need to know so that their the opinion has changed in some way or that they simply know that it is important when we are here inside the country, it seems to us that other people feel the same, see the same and you yourself experience the emotions, but that is not yes, i understood somewhere and then i decided that i

will print this diary then i decided a somewhere at the beginning of the summer of the 22nd year, my friend who was somewhere in lithuania. and by the way, my book has already been published in lithuania. it has already been translated. ani, it will be published on september 15. it has already been translated and is being published in lithuania. so here is my friend in lithuania, and how are we? well, if we look something, some kind of extract, yes, on telegram channels or maybe on television, we are shown that country and country and country and country with ukrainian flags and there they support us there some kind of rally with the support of ukraine and you think the world is for us the world is about us knows the world for us we are worried, but we are not, well, not alone, this is the feeling. and when a person goes there to lithuania

, i talk to her on the phone. and she says , women came up to me and asked if you are from ukraine. well, we don't understand what is happening there, so we looked at how it was. like solovyov, for example, they call the last name of some russian propagandist and i will be skabeeva. then we looked at yours there, we looked here, well, the truth is somewhere in the middle and she tells me this. but here the rockets are flying at me, i can’t hear her well because something is flying at me over the roof, and i was also so taken by everything well, how is it that way there or you at that moment , four or five months of the war already, everyone has already written everything, but ordinary, well, ordinary people

somewhere in lithuania they say well, somewhere in the middle is the truth and i can't blame them, i can't, it's wrong. let's be honest. if you mention any war in georgia or wherever, we're there with you, sitting in kyiv or in ukraine. very direct. they took over the events, reread everything, yes , no, no, no, that's why and so there i am in some kind of way a moment i would stop getting annoyed because of this i think stop and why does it annoy me? well, i know very well that just the other day there was a war in georgia. in general terms, i know, but it bothered me

24 hours 7 days a week, not very much, and that's why i decided to write i will write. well, i wrote anyway, but this is uh, after six months of war there. i already wrote, understanding that i would print it so that women or boys or whoever it was , but outside of ukraine, everything read and listened to the same ordinary person but what do you think about the ukrainians? it is important for them to be accurate. we all knew about it kharkiv so that there would be no jurists, in particular so that people would not be surprised because, oh my god, the candles turned out to be economical, so it seems to me, again, it seems to me that as in ukraine

, someone does not know about kharkiv. about kharkiv er because sometimes two or three times i heard such horror about kharkiv allegedly from the er western part of ukraine that kharkiv right away everyone was waiting for russian peace i shudder when i hear all this i shudder when i hear this kind people it's not true it has never been like this and never will be i never think he knows the people of kharkiv. well, we left with our bare hands. if these tanks got

to h- a little further than they got. there is no one here, never, so we have a historical , historical, a little bit of a language problem , a little bit, we were russian speakers, and this is a separate topic for discussion how did it happen? well, we ukrainians, it is not discussed, we were ukrainians, we remain with and we will not remain forever. this is not a question at all, because when i hear something like that , well , kharkiv is russian-speaking. my house

to the white yes, somewhere approximately what did they want to go there, no, good people, i am asking you very much not to spread it, not to spread it, because it is not the truth, it is not the truth, not on- not on one letter m- never wanted, did not want and we will not wish to get there we are ukrainians and this well, fundamentally, this would be important to me that everyone should hear, well, no one in kharkiv would not, no person would meet here with bread, salt or cloves, no, it's something of yours, yes, if someone has it, then... it's not true, it's a myth

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in winter, a project for smart and caring people in the evening nayspresso greetings, dear viewers of the espresso tv channel, the studio program, the event, we will analyze the most important events of this week, of course, the key stories are unfolding now on the big front of the russian-ukrainian war, and at the same time , extremely important impulses are coming from both the international community and the kremlin about this - on another broadcast, roman svitan and oleksandr morozov, our first guest roman svitan, military expert, colonel of the reserve of the armed forces of ukraine, glory to ukraine, mr. colonel, i congratulate you as a hero, glory i wish health, i wish you health, well, accordingly, let's move to the southern direction, we understand that extremely difficult battles are ongoing, difficult battles, difficult battles, but there are certain advances from the other side, the enemy already has information, he is starting to transfer there additional human reserves, yes , manpower, and not only and there are two directions in the area of ​​the zaporozhye front

where the ukrainian troops are converging where there are positive dynamics of the introduction of hostilities in the orekhov district, the willow general direction to the south towards melitopol , berdyansk, that is, to the azov coast it has already happened for a few kilometers, we have already passed the line of support for the first line of defense of the russians, the very first line of defense has already opened the line of support, the first line of defense and already on the second line, we are working now, right between recruiting and work. it is very difficult . the russians are really moving additional units there now 2 russian airborne divisions were transferred there to strengthen, on the one hand, the strengthening of this breakthrough of ours, which now formed in the area of ​​work on verbovaya and on the other side, to overhang on the flanks, it is very dangerous for

the movement of our troops, a flank attack, and therefore, at the moment , work is being done to strengthen the flanks , at least the western flank and expand the eastern plan. on the side of the canopy from tokmachki otrekhova, that is, the general task is to expand the bridgehead for the further movement of the kraz in order not to get under-the-plan strikes, since after all, two divisions are serious russian forces that they are gathered there now and with them it will come to enter rather serious battles . i think that in the next week and a half, uh, this ledge will be cut off

, eh, and the overall movement in donetsk, novomajorskoy , again, in the direction of the azov pobede, and i’m on the steering wheel, this southern time, on the right, the ledge will be further in general direction to yalta, eh priazovskoye yalta in donetsk is called the enemy. well, according to the textbook and the soviet classics. they are waiting until the so-called offensive impulse from our side fades in order to raise their additional reserves and possibly develop one or another of their offensive strikes. so it is possible that it will be kupyansk limanskyi the direction may be some more. how do you see this threat when the offensive momentum subsides and the enemy begins to use this situation, well, in simple words, on the counterattack? well, at the moment they are not getting ready for uh-