llagun plans to return to military service. olga ivashchuk, public, news lviv. we will conclude with this, but our team is already working to ensure that you are the first to learn about the main records and victories of ukrainian athletes and not only that. kateryna godunova was with you, have a nice day and see you at the social event. glory to ukraine, the united news marathon continues, we return to the discussion of the current events of the russian-ukrainian war in this studio, during this hour we will focus a little on international issues, of course which in one way or another concerns ukraine, mostly, but let's start with the situation on the front line, and now we will focus our attention...

precisely on the south, we are adding to our conversation nataliya humaniuk, the head of the joint coordination press center of the defense forces of southern ukraine. mrs. natalya, good evening. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, i congratulate you. mrs. natalya, in his address to the traditional evening , today president volodymyr zelenskyi announced loud news, about the situation at the front, the destruction of the headquarters and logistics of the russian occupiers, and in particular he mentioned south. we can kind of lift the curtain, at least from what we can talk about now, what it can be about, and you know, surprises always work when they're really surprises, both for those who prepare them and for those who receive them , so it will be better if everything succeeds on the scale and in the form in which it is planned, it is clear that everyone wants good news, everyone wants to announce, spy, somehow find out

something, a little bit, but we are preparing a complex dinner and it will be delicious , oh, well then, you, how whetted the appetite, we are then waiting, so to speak, for this news dinner, but less with what, perhaps, for now we can call our achievements regarding the destruction of russian equipment and logistical routes in the south, perhaps for the near future, for today, the combat day was quite intense, and difficult, and one of the greatest achievements in our area of ​​responsibility, we can note that we exhausted the enemy's power to such an extent that for several days they kept it on the raid and the volume of guided aerial bombs at the level almost 30

today we managed only eight, there are certain achievements in this, and they felt a threat to what is carrying out these strikes, that is, to the planes, and we always said that the main way to fight against these cabals would be fighters, which would be able to destroy the planes even before they launch guided air bombs, today... a little less here is this air heat, but the enemy continues to terrorize the artillery, we continue to hit back, at this time we do not have full reports, but we already know that 12 occupiers and two large-caliber guns have been destroyed, and we will continue to investigate the results of the previous day's combat work and we will also work during the night, let's assume that this is a quick fix before

the announced dinner. ms. natalya, thank you for the information. nataliya khomenyuk, head of the united coordination press center of the defense forces of southern ukraine, we talked about the situation, well, so to speak, more of a front-line situation, but we heard how our defenders are trying to reduce the intensity of airstrikes by the russians, but the russians carry out fewer of these airstrikes, from aviation attacked now. a medical depot in beryslav in the kherson region, the kherson regional military administration reported this in telegram, due to the connection of a guided aerial bomb , the roof of one of the departments, a food block, a laundry, a boiler room, garages and utility rooms were damaged in the hospital, we will talk in more detail about the situation in the kherson region with yuriy sobolevsky, first deputy chairman of the kherson regional council. mr. yury, good evening, glory to ukraine, i congratulate you as the hero slava. mr. yuri, what other settlements are there ? kherson oblast was under attack today

russian invaders. unfortunately, today the enemy worked in the kherson region, in the bireslav region, there were again, unfortunately, the artillery of the enemy and the rzv were involved, and in the recorded drops of explosives from drones, unfortunately, we have 11 people, as of the evening today they were injured, there are different ones, not all of them are hospitalized, but there are also injuries that required hospitalization, mr. yuriy, regarding the situation in the temporarily occupied territories, the occupiers are using against... not only do we have weapons, they also want to use us against us, so to speak, i am talking about mobilization , according to the center of national resistance, in the southern regions , the russian invaders created so-called federal commissariats, what does it look like in

the kherson region and how high is the threat that they will start taking people into the army, on alas, there are risks, even in the latter. these days, we see a significant increase in the intensity of their efforts specifically to open the network of these soldiers in our communities, we see where they are already open, we have operational information where they are still preparing to open them, and in addition, unfortunately, the number of reports from our people is increasing that men are receiving summonses to these troops for a medical examination, an examination to clarify data, well, this concerns primarily the youth who remained and who received russian passports, these are the people, they are in the risk group in the first place, but this does not mean that other people are safe there, unfortunately, all the men

there now risk the fact that the enemy will force them to join the armed forces of the russian federation, and there is... at the moment any ways, if any, which ones to leave the temporarily occupied part of the kherson region, well, until the moment when, relatively speaking , the summons came and the army is already summoned to this place in quotation marks, it is desirable to leave the temporarily occupied territory, the route through the crimea, before receiving this summons it's difficult but it works, they restrict movement there from time to time, after receiving a suspension. it will be much more difficult to do this, we have had cases in the past when people who left the temporarily occupied territory of the kherson region, but left and stayed temporarily on the territory of the russian federation, they received a summons there and they can no longer leave the territory

of the russian federation, that is, if the summons is already there, then there may be problems with getting out of these swamps. yes, but i do.... i understood from your words that the only chance to avoid this summons is to get out of these swamps, if there is such an opportunity. mr. yuriy, thank you for the information, yuriy sabelevskyi, first deputy chairman of the kherson regional council, we talked about the situation in the temporarily occupied kherson region, in particular, we heard that so-called invading armies are created in order for our ukrainian boys to take away the invading army. well, if we have already mentioned the south, of course. well , let's talk about crimea, our peninsula, which is still occupied, the occupiers are leaving their permanent locations in the temporarily occupied crimea, due to fear of strikes by the armed forces of ukraine. it is about military occupiers,

the atesh resistance movement reports this in a telegram, according to this movement, the command of the sevastopol anaheim military school evicts at night cadets from kaz. they are looking for places in hostels and hotels, this is also happening in many military units of the occupiers, the message added, and also what is happening in the temporarily occupied territory of ukraine in crimea, we will talk with rafat chubarov, head of the mejlis of the crimean tatar people. mr. rafate, good evening, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, good evening to all. mr. rafate, what information do you have. as for how the occupiers maneuver their military to hide them from ukrainian strikes? well, here you are we also have information regarding nakhimiv school, about cadets, i think that the logic here is that all, military

units or institutions that are directly connected with the russian occupation forces, they... are military objects and any - at what point can they become attractive to the armed forces of ukraine, they can be attacked, and therefore it is quite obvious that the command of this nakhimov military school made such a decision, but what about all the military that are, well, that are currently concentrated in the crimea, their you can't just put them in other places, and therefore let them be further in tension, because every week the number and accuracy of strikes increases, but about the number of soldiers, you and i, if i'm not mistaken, we talked about it more than once, also

earlier, even before the full-scale invasion, that in fact the russians there were purposefully turning the peninsula into a military base, so what capabilities do they have to move anything somewhere, if they have them at all, well they are really for nine' ten years occupation turned crimea into such. military fortress and in kremo, experts have counted, if i am not mistaken, 223 or 229, that is, more than 220 military facilities, and most of them are airfields, garrisons, anti-aircraft missile complexes, places, warehouses, storage of weapons. equipment, and it is clear that

military personnel, especially last year, and this year, a large amount of this military equipment, it is constantly moving, because they are transferred from the territory of russia via the kerch bridge to the territory of crimea, and from there they are already directed to territory and zaporizhia regions, which are occupied, it is true that now they are transferring troops from the territory of russia directly through the occupied mariupol, well, to those territories where they need these troops, but all the same, such cargoes as fuel, they are trying through to transfer the crimea, because the fuel still needs to be stored, and then redistributed, and they, well, don't want to. to take risks, in those territories that are more under fire from the armed forces of ukraine,

and that is why fuel and military equipment are increasingly being transferred from crimea, and that is why those the very successful hits that took place this year at the training ground in the kirovsky district, the ammunition depot, the dzhankovsky district, they essentially, well, caused losses to mr. refate, and what is the threat, what is the probability that the occupiers, this mass of their military, will start hiding behind - the civilian population, well, even more so, well, the tactics are familiar to them, of course, and it is difficult to predict now, we just have to rely on the experience, which, well, which we know, of the behavior of the russian troops, as it were. .. on our territory when they invaded the mainland

part of ukraine, i.e. chernihiv, sumy, kyiv regions, and how they destroyed everything, and when they retreated as well, or you can see how they behaved on the territory of ichkeria, that is, when it comes to, well, we are talking about such hostilities , they will not spare anyone, they have never spared their own population to, excuse me, spare the population of the occupied territories, so i agree with you, mr. refate, thank you for this conversation, refet chubarov, chairman of the majlis of the crimean tatar people, about the situation in the temporarily occupied crimea , we said in particular, about how the russians are now trying to maneuver their military with their equipment in order to hide them from the strikes of the ukrainian... army, i believe and hope that they will not succeed, and now it's just, well,

the russian army in the limansk direction destroys bohdana's sau, it is the only self-propelled artillery installation that was developed under the standards of nato countries, it was put into service in july, how does bogtano work, more details below, this is a self-propelled artillery installation of bohdana's ukrainian production, now it works on estuary direction. gun commander fedir says that during the day, sao fires more than a hundred shots at targets. the first one is going all the way, which is a little scary, when the first one has already shot, then all of them get up alone and want to work. bohdana became the first ukrainian saw, which was designed for the standard 155 mm caliber for nato countries, how about 152, 155, they are almost the same ammunition, but it depends on the brand of the 155 caliber itself, there is a projectile that has a scattering of fragments up to 400 m, there are up to 200 m, but as practice shows, if it goes straight

hitting the target, whether it is manpower, whether it is strike force and flight... the russian military is hunting bohdano, says senior driver denys. it was very difficult to leave, because there was shelling, we were followed, i came at night, picked up the car, we had a punctured tire, there was no way to change it, we drove with a punctured one. this crew works on bohdan 2:0. the second modification of the howitzer. the installation is more comfortable, has increased traffic and the computer works better, explains the chief sergeant of the battery with the call sign frigate. this is a remote control. organs of the car, because it is not fully coordinated, then it is automatic, it unfolds, unfolds in automatic , you do not do anything else, if you turn on the test mode, and you can the organs themselves, separately and turn them on and off, but bohdan had it accepted into service with the ukrainian army in july this year, the battery commander vitaliy says, they are undergoing additional

tests directly on the battlefield, most of us work with high-explosive explosives, but when we were given cluster munitions, we started wars we are working, and the accuracy that on those, on those, we have 900, 90%, all of the entire work, this is a hit in the body, hit in warehouses with ammunition, in warehouses with gssm, in live style and simply do not take into account how many there were already shootings and how much the enemy fell from our hands, the goal came, therefore sau is advancing to battle, nazar unitsko, vladyslav ukolov, public news, donbass. chevorons approaching victory, can humanity become a job, courage a profession, risk a habit, can one not hide from

danger, not notice pain and not count scars, they are really extraordinary. our emergency workers, rescuers and firefighters , sappers, verholaz, divers and dog experts, psychologists and doctors, boys and girls, thank you for being there and always ready to help. glory to the ukrainian rescuers. so, let's move on to the international one, so to speak. part of our broadcast: the organization of the collective security treaty, aka odb, could not guarantee security in armenia, prime minister of armenia nikol pashinyan said in a sunday address to the nation. his words are now in moscow criticized in an official statement on the website of the ministry of foreign affairs, russia, it is said, i quote: yerevan leadership is making

a huge mistake, trying to destroy centuries-old ties. armenia with russia and making the country hostage to the geopolitical games of the west. end of quote. well, these statements sound against the background of military operations in the karabakh region, after azerbaijan announced victory and the return of its sovereignty over this territory. let me remind you that karabakh is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan and is populated the region is mainly inhabited by ethnic armenians, and the conflict there has been going on since 1988. we will still focus our attention now on the events taking place in armenia , in particular around these statements and pashinyan and moscow, suren petrosyan, director of the international research fund of armenia, joins our conversation, good evening, i welcome you to the marathon broadcast.

good evening, please tell me, in your opinion, to what extent... is there a grain of truth in the statements, of course, by moscow, regarding the pro-western course of armenia, in your opinion, is the course really is armenia shifting to the west? look, i will say, this is one of my steps, which constantly declared that we are for armenia, european. and today, nikol pashinyan's steps lead to this, because of a bitter experience, which, of course , they, having lost the position they had, they came to the fact that they had to understand that the only salvation today for

armenia is this the european course, then realizing that proving to the whole world that nothing is impossible with russia come to an agreement, russia has never kept its promises not... with some other state or nation, therefore today is the only one that is suffering, civilian people, for 30 years, in the territory of artsakh, nagorno-karabakh, for example, well, there were, the generations grew up, they did not even suspect that they would have to leave it all, mr. suran, but here... returning to the relations between armenia and russia, do you think that armenia will now go to, for example,

leave the csto, and what does it matter to me whether russia will let go? that's a question about what let out, this is the question you are looking at, armenia from the first days, practically from the first days, the management of... nikola pashinyan, in armenia there was a desire to get away from all this, but at this moment, if we listen to what he says, we will say , after nikola pashenian peskov's statement that there are more armenians living in russia than russian citizens in armenia, excuse me, please, we hear this subtext, but about the fact that somewhere there are russian citizens, there is no question here, what kind of national are they? crimea, as we had our donbass, they came up with it, came up with it, oh

the fact that the russians live there, they decided that special operations will save their own, tomorrow, it turns out, under some pressure, they will send the so-called armenians in quotation marks to armenia, in the future they will save them, that i myself am a crimean, i am very much это... i perfectly understand what i'm talking about, understand, yes , mr. suran, even before, let's say, about the mood among the population, i want to talk to you, there are protests in germany right now, they are organized by the opposition, nowadays, today is mostly peaceful they passed, those who tried to block the streets, the police detained, rfe/rl reports that since the beginning of the rallies on september 19 , the police detained a total of 169 people, according to your opinion. against whom are the protests directed now, well, in general, relatively speaking, against pashinyan, against the kremlin, is this a joint

protest, in your opinion, look, there are several types of protests, one of them says that the event itself, let's say, protest, ugh, in your opinion, the future of these protests, how, what can a compromise be and under what conditions it will be reached, again, in your opinion, i am here i am looking at the observed one, which is today, let's say, the arrival of samantha power, and usaid is there, the mid of france sent its military attache, here is kateryna kolan today, she announced that france is there, seriously supporting armenia. and if the civilized world looks at what is happening and simply does not speak , as was the case with us initially, if you remember ukraine, that

they are all excited about what is happening in ukraine, that is really, really present, they would have seen that he came to armenia, they saw, they would communicate with people who leave their own territory, it will be natural, with which he can be friendly, yes, because armenia is surrounded by an environment, in addition to this , a russian base sits inside, armenia sits inside, there was a clash of russian troops with civilians in yerevan once in the nineties, they just shot center in center yerevan people, because i know this experience, today, we must

understand perfectly well that here it is necessary to simply... ' a small people, it is necessary to save it, yes, we heard your opinion, mr. suran, thank you for this conversation, suran petrosyan, director of the international fund for research in armenia, we talked about the current situation in this country, in particular, we heard the opinion of our expert that he is of course in favor of a pro-western course in armenia, he hopes that the country will move along this course, well, we continue our we are moving to an international topic, so to speak, but already to another continent, although, despite the fact that events affecting another continent are happening in others on another continent, just how they can affect ukraine, we will talk about this, which the position on the war in ukraine is taken by potential candidates behind the president of the united states, and the election will be a little bigger than a year in november of next

year, so what is the position for now? are occupied by candidates from the republican party in the usa, let's hear, the main candidate for the post of the president of the usa from the republicans is donald trump. most often, the ex-president repeats that he could end the war in 24 hours, and that under him there would not have been an invasion at all. he does not support the increase in military support for ukraine, he did not condemn the invasion of russia, relations with putin is called. good, trump's main competitor is considered to be the governor of florida, ron desantis. he does not consider the war in ukraine a priority for the united states, and did not answer questions about the prospects of military aid to kyiv in the event of his victory. at the same time, desantis calls putin a war criminal. entrepreneur vive kramasovani, who is also running for office in the white house, opposed the provision of military aid to ukraine. one of

the republicans who advocates the continuation of military aid to ukraine is mike pentz, trump's former vice president. he condemned the russian invasion and war crimes and criticized trump for his remarks. so, we discuss it with igor eisenberg, a professor at new york university. mr. igor, i welcome you to the broadcast of marathon, please tell me why there is such a heterogeneous position of the republican candidates regarding the ukrainian issue, in your opinion, i congratulate you and the audience, i would say that this position is quite uniform, with the exception of two candidates, which, about one of them, mike pence, your commentator said that candidate halley, a former representative of the united states to the un, and a former governor of south carolina, she also supports the provision of aid to ukraine, and

she eats. who, who says that ukraine should be helped, because these are american values, because ukraine is fighting for common values, mike pentz has slightly different explanations, but they are two candidates who support aid to ukraine, all the others do not , so that even if the paratroopers call putin a war criminal, he is against aid, in fact, because he believes that this is not a priority problem for the us. russia's aggression against ukraine, which is in the usa, there are other problems , and trump has nothing to say about it at all, because trump, literally before the invasions, he called putin a genius, that on the way putin declared the independence of the so-called dpr, and now he literally two weeks ago he said that if he would stop the war, yes, he would.